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Great post, Greg. Would the Great post, Greg. Would the NuVinci fit into the Silvio or Vendetta frameset?

Well done. Very impressive. Well done. Very impressive.

Thanks for the ride. Very Thanks for the ride. Very nice music.

Eric, what a great review of Eric, what a great review of the Quest 2. You nailed it. As a proud owner of a Quest 2.0 with 26" wheels, I've done a lot of 75 to 100+ mile rides in total comfort and always feel great after a long "recreational" ride. I'm always in the "right gear" with the Dual...

Congrats. You'll love the Congrats. You'll love the bike.

Hi Jack, Which bike are you Hi Jack, Which bike are you riding more now, the V or the Silvio. If you could only have 1, which would it be? Thanks.

Great job Eric, sounds like Great job Eric, sounds like the Quest did well. Wonder how much different the V would have been? How did you feel you compared to other recumbents?

I'm sure there is some I'm sure there is some benefit to practicing and visualizing Cruabike climbing on a DF, but remember that you will be using different muscles and have much better leverage using the seatback and your arms on a Cruzbike. If you have access to a recumbent stationary bike at...

Great advice here - Great advice here - especially doing the 80 mile test run before the event. I trained on my Quest for several months before doing my first century and was glad I did. I kept the pace at 15 - 17 mph and worked up from 25 miles to 80 miles before the attempt. Once I got to 80...

Great looking machine George. Great looking machine George. Please keep us updated. Now you need to figure out how to add disc brakes. You could start a business and offer a Cruzbike mod package for us non-gear heads that prefer the "Cruz" in Cruzbike over the derailer versions.

I used a Rans handlebar, I used a Rans handlebar, similar to the one on your Bachetta, on a conversion. Perhaps all you need is a different handlebar.

Hi Andrew, My father in law Hi Andrew, My father in law suffered a fall and had a hip replacement when he was 90. He wasn't expected to live for long post surgery due to pneumonia and a staph infection. Well, he bounced back and had a good happy life until he turned 94. We had 4 great years...

You really need a Quest. I've You really need a Quest. I've enjoyed the Dual Drive more than any bike I've ever had. It's flat land here in Savannah, GA, but I constantly use all 9 gears on the cassette and all 3 hub gears - I'm never in the wrong gear and its great for navigating golf cart...

Since owning my Quest2 with Since owning my Quest2 with SRAM Hub, I will never go back to an all derailer bike. No more being in the wrong gear at a stop sign!

One of the strengths of One of the strengths of Cruzbike design over all bikes I have ridden is the ability to "power through corners". Similar to front wheel drive cars, one is pulled around corners under power. I find it both exhilerating and quite safe to accelerate around turns where on a...

Any updates on your Any updates on your experiment?

Back on my Quest I credit my Quest (and conversion CB) for getting me into great shape over the last several years and did my first century on my 64th birthday a little over a year ago. I generally do a minimum of 1 1/2 hours aerobic exercise per day but had been feeling some self diagnosed...

Haven't seen any recent reports from you guys with the IGH bikes. Also, I wonder if John and Doug might consider an IGH / disc brake version of the Vendetta 2 for Maria's RAAM ride in June? While you're at it, make one for me (and a few others on this forum).

Thanks for the ride. That Thanks for the ride. That "white line" was made for a Cruzbike!

There's no real debate here There's no real debate here and no big disagreement. We all love watching the professionals do their thing. Like all big time sports, there is tremendous pressure for the athletes to perform at peak levels. It is understandable why they might be tempted to go beyond...