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ok found a pic that might help. Oem neckrest but you get the general idea.

I’ll see if I have or take a new pic of paddle without bag as it’s mounted on the vendetta.

I’ll clean my v3 up and post a pic soon. She is pretty dirty at the moment with all the rain wet roads. sofrider v3 downunda dirty.

It’s that insatiable washing machine mate.

whew I can breathe again. Did you get the bag from dt recumbents. When you see the bag you’ll understand with its two mount pocket open pocket option plus cinch band.

a ventisit pad wears in after 20,000 klm. My vendetta pads are misshapen from use. One on pelso is perfect. 7k. Seriously though they are more abrasive than say the stock pad. But I wouldn’t use anything else. Interesting when used on bare skin back of neck say after days riding it is too...

not at my house it doesn’t.

now imagine sandwiching an air bladder between the bottom and second layer removing the third top layer. Much much much better compliance. Nil road chatter and big hits .....your floating on air. Cover with an arm warmer. Like socks you end up with a spare...... ;)

cadence much easier with shorter cranks. Especially pertinent to a bent where shorter cranks are common. Still your 165 mm cranks go okay beast man. with the brain bag looking at your bike photo I remain convinced that to stop the movement of the neckrest an innertube cut down and inflated...

v3 is blue with black fork sans front suspension. Looks exactly like V2. Yep 34.9 mm boom. Old yella is 50 mm proving bigger can be lighter slim. ;) Be interesting to know if the geometry was kept the same after deleting the front suspension. Fork change or different headstock. No matter I’m...

I have a sofrider v3. The v3 version dropped the front suspension. Oh and congratulations. I love mine. Indestructible fast enough and with air shock comfy as real comfort. ;)

There is a reason the pros use them in the tt. Yes sure there is an element of feel fast look fast you are fast. Any benefit won’t appear till you’re over 33 to 35 klm per hr

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Looks fantastic well done. Once you’re up around that 36-40 klm per hour mark you will see more speed. 3-2 klm per hour thereabouts. My abs covers now protect my boat wheels from the sun. You’ve never seen such a fast boat trailer. :) Of course I’m now wanting to revisit wheel covers and...

Kendrick I reckon I have watched a few of your vids then. Did you also film the early sofrider vids in the storage yard. Great memories. Lol Kendrick that chopper was onto you both. Two strange bike things down by the water with one man bending over in tights whilst being filmed was much to...

Sorry to hear that @DavidCH and @ed72 . I hope you pain is manageable. Nothing worse. Well I suppose there is.....

country of origin foot pounds. ;)

you have the new clamp position on the shell not on the old position on the bearing. So no problem for you don. the old clamping of the bb has been well documented as a 1/4 past nip tight torque setting ;) nice. I reckon 80% plus of owners don’t have a torque wrench. If you did clamp too...

Yep and it’s just a quarter turn past nip tight on those external clamps on the bb shells mighty tor.