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Totally awesome! Merry Cruzmas to you and yours.

Wheel weight is one of the biggest boogiemen in cycling. Stiff and aerodynamic is almost always the way to go.

Cute. :)

The issue is that you need a way to mount the upper arms to the rear swing arm and not the seat. It will be possible, but you might need to get creative.

Or, as somebody wise posted years ago You'll have just the 9 gears, but then you should be good to go on most any trainer.

Hear Hear!

I don't have Q rings, so take that into account when valuing this: It's possible that Q rings might make it a bit harder to ride with no hands (and I'm not convinced that is true although it may be), but I'd be very surprised if it's true that you can't ride with no hands because of Q rings...

The description says "Curved Slider for V20 or S30." Does the 2 and and the V30 use the same slider?

According to the description, it sounds that that's one of the uses cases (meaning, yes, do that).

YES!

When people first start riding Cruzbikes, I recommend that they take their feet off of the pedals when things start "going south." If you find that you never do that anymore, it's probably the right time to start clipping in. As Cruzbiker says, it makes you feel much more connected and in...

I'm pretty sure that will be significantly slower. Riding a MBB unicycle is notoriously difficult... :D I'll be here all week folks!

I do recommend trying to only ride the Cruzbike for a while to get used to it. Switching back and forth between MBB and other bikes can slow down acclimation to MBB bikes. (Once you're acclimated, it makes no difference.)

Ha ha! Hey, you tried. That's the thing about aerodynamics: it's really not obvious (at least to me). I would have thought your changes would have helped. Shows how much I know, huh. :D

Holy &*#$ what a deal!

For what it's worth, that's one of the reasons I like the first rack that Itripper liked. It's easily removable so you can still have your pretty bike, and have a rack when you need one. :D

This might also work on a Vendetta (but not a Silvio because of the rear suspension).

I always thought this rack might work very well on Silvio/Vendetta. I'd love to see somebody try. (If somebody gives me a Silvio or Vendetta, I'll buy the rack and try it out myself... :) ).

Huh. If only somebody could invent a crankset that had three rings so you could get a really small ring up front for climbing. Here's hoping. :D (Joseph's math is absolutely correct.)

Ouch! :( I've got a theory (which is pretty crappy, but that hasn't stopped me before, so:) that one advantage of clipless pedals is that it's much harder to put your foot down when your falling like that. And the end of two winters ago I was commuting to work and twice I hit black ice and...