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That explains it! I've been tapering like I'm 250 years old. :D

:D

I'm guessing V2. That's not a bad price.

I've thought about doing similar things. :)

I'm not wise... :)

My guess is because going up a slight incline you completely control the speed by pedaling. You pedal faster, you go faster. You pedal slower, the bike goes slower and in all cases, your pedaling finds resistance. When you go downhill, you end up where you either need to speed up your...

What Bob said. You want to find a nice straight pass (maybe with a slight upward incline and just pedal smoothly. Also, are you clipping in? I can ride no handed without clipping in, but it's much easier if I am.

You guys are all nuts! Beautiful. :D

I think so. Double crankset instead of duo drive.

I have something similar (and much cheaper). Good on flats. Sucks going up hills (and not fantastic going downhills either).

Huh. I wonder why nobody ever suggested using a triple before. (mike drop.)

You don't need front suspension on a Cruzbike or Cruzbike conversion. I've seen many very good conversions without suspension, so work with what you've got, take pictures, and we'll go from there.

I saw this and though the same thing. It only has a non-pneumatic tire, so it might not be the smoothest ride ever, but that isn't really the point.

I don't know if the vendetta is less stable than Sofrider or my conversion, but I've got a 24t on my conversion and 22T on my Sofrider. I use this gear a lot and can comfortably ride under 3mph with no issues (even when pulling a trail a bike). Of course, I'm gravitationally enhanced and it's...

You likely need a wider bottom bracket 123mm.

Not completely uninteresting... :)

Very nice! :)

I've got a florescent yellow strap on the back of my helmet that I use for attaching my light. It is about a foot too long so I get a similar effect (although my strap is not as wide, so probably not as visible). Flashing lights really help, too. :)

I rode to the train station on Friday (on my upright folder). It was 10 degrees. I've done 5 degrees. Go get out there! (Or not. :) )

Hi Larry, I'm glad you're getting better now and aren't too badly dinged up. I'm sorry it was as painful as it was. I read the update on Facebook. It was written as if everybody knows you fall over for fun. :) Maybe tubeless or solid tires (or training on solid and racing on tubeless) should...