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I wonder why they haven't realized that it is easier to have multiple pinions, which can separately engage or disengage. Perhaps they're worries about losses? In any case that'd be a simple mechanism and allow for shifting at any time. I think their approach has some real merit, especially if...

Aha found pics of my packing my S30 into the co-motion case. First you put the non-drive wheel on bottom. I snuggled the bars next to the wheel at the bottom wall of the case. Then a layer of foam. <No photo of that one, sorry!> Then, the middle layer. This one has the most interesting bits...

Oh. And the seat I carried in my 2nd piece of luggage: A dufflebag that was also stuffed with my clothes, etc.

I have some pictures of packing my Silvio S30 (except for the seat) into a Co-motion soft-sided bike case. I completely dis-assembled it, but then I had only airline-legal luggage to deal with, which made my trip far more tenable. This works well so long as you have a place to stash the case...

Dang! Sorry to see you go over! I'd also investigate pulling in your boom a small bit. Most of the instability that I experienced was due to the pedals being 'too far away', leading to needing a very (inhumanly) delicate balance between push+pull. Adjusting the boom inward (bring the pedals...

Any chance to test out the closer-pedals/shortened boom? I'm anxious to hear if you see any improvements! :)

Also, use my flop-arresting rubber band technique. Works even when the bike is upside down :)

Looks to me like your feet are too far away/pedals too far away. This creates 'twitches' when you're not extending your ankle enough (which is hard to do right). I'd suggest moving the pedals a bit inward. Even small amounts can help--you just need to be sure you're not 'reaching' with your...

Finally got a KOM on a moderately traveled route (800 other riders or so)! Yeay!

Home.

I might wobble when going slowly uphill. I barely wobble at all on the flats unless really sprinting. I was developing trigger finger and had more soreness with the angle of my grip pointing away from me. Imagine a flag that you are holding in your right hand, thumb up. If the flag is...