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Does anyone know how the V20's chainstay length compares to the S30's with the 150 mm extension as they affect the bottom bracket height (relative to the seat pan)?

Straight slider off of my Silvio S30 for sale. Elliot

Extension obtained. I don't see a way to delete this thread.

I need 150 mm extension! Trying to build up my Silvio and really want this. I've got the hundred millimeter extension currently. Anyone out there have a 150 and want to trade for the 100 or I can buy the 150 from you? I'm in North Bay California. Elliot

I'd love to see people using/reusing items or homemade options for side bags or tailbags. I'm getting an S30 soon and plan on experimenting with this. A first thought is tennis racket bags as seat panniers. Could work.

Thanks for the responses everyone. I'll keep this updated with how the insurance stuff goes. Can't wait to be riding again. Elliot

The driver stuck around. The police said the case number won't open for a few weeks. I haven't been able to get a hold of the claims adjuster for insurance yet so I don't know if his insurance will pay or not. I sure hope it does. The exit out of the cockpit was surprising. I also thought that...

Last Friday a motorist drove his sedan across the highway I was riding on. He didn't just cross normally; he squealed from the stop sign as if he was trying to put his metal box in my path. I slammed into the side of his car then tumbled down the highway. I've been through many falls and...

Here's some great Here's some great info: http://www.hammernutrition.com/downloads/fuelinghandbook.pdf (Don't spend too much effort on precise measurements, though. Take away the core messages and ranges from the article, try them out, listen to your own body, adjust as needed)

My recent experience for My recent experience for credential reasons: 2,100 miles, ~100,000 feet of climbing over 24 days. Three of those days were spent hiking. 650 miles, ~27,000 ft climbing over 4 days. 750 miles, ~50 kft climbing over 7 days. and more... I tried lots of...

Wrong thread. There's a Wrong thread. There's a thread just for buying and selling.

Brokeneck, that comment was Brokeneck, that comment was completely off topic.

I sowed two pockets on the I sowed two pockets on the front of my cycling jersey. They are large enough to hold 100+ miles worth of dried fruit and peanut butter english muffin sandwiches.

I have managed lots of riding I have managed lots of riding over many days, weeks, and months with a sleeping bag and bivy sack on top of my rear rack, a pannier on each side of the rack, and a tennis ball container filled with tools, first aid, flat kit, etc. mounted in a water bottle cage on...

Although I have Although I have *accidentally, unintentionally* routed myself on some rough dirt and/or gravel roads and ridden them, I did not ride the roads in the pictures. The pictures show the beginning of the roads and each got much worse as it went on. They had holes and gouges inches...

Just rode from home in Davis, CA up to Lake Tahoe for some hiking/trail-blazing/lake-swimming adventure. Here's the setup for anyone interested in a similar endeavour (click 'Back to Album' for more Cruzbike-enabled adventure pics...

Wow. Pulling a trailer long Wow. Pulling a trailer long distances. I pulled a BOB trailer for about 300 miles up into the Sierras and won't be doing that again. To post a picture press the picture button in the toolbar below 'Comment:*'

I use a drawstring backpack I use a drawstring backpack resting on my chest and stomach for everyday stuff. Take the drawstrings and cross them around your neck to keep the pack from moving side to side while you ride. It's quick and easy. No rack needed.

Sweet, thanks for the Sweet, thanks for the feedback!

@Scabinetguy, that Silvio 2.0 @Scabinetguy, that Silvio 2.0 with a Vendetta front end (now known as the Silvetta) looks absolutely amazing. That is such a cool idea. You just created a wonderful middle bike between the Silvio and the Vendetta. I am curious about how it rides without the front...