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As long as you put it wheels As long as you put it wheels side down, I think you should be good to go. :D

Too late! :) Too late!

Congratulations! Congratulations!

Hi, Jake's right.  I mis-read Hi, Jake's right. I mis-read your original post. Your calculation makes sense if you move the magnet/sensor to pick up the pedal, but not if you leave it on the wheel. As a simple check, start riding and stop pedalling. If it doesn't read 0, then you...

Hi Lisa, I very much hope Hi Lisa, I very much hope this works out for you. It has been a treat watching how excited you've been with this bike and we very much want Kidney Boy's bike to find and stay in a good home. Please continue to let us know how it goes. Cheers, Charles

Lisa, Just send the bike and Lisa, Just send the bike and a life-size paper copy of you to Eric and he'll have it all tuned and sized up and ship it back. :D Cheers, Charles

Hi, I just thought I'd mention that Bryan at Bent Riders online has a nice interview with Maria posted. He even made the thread he used to mention it sticky. :) Cheers, Charles

For my Sofrider, I use a For my Sofrider, I use a Masterlock Cuffs lock: ` The Sofrider is easier to lock thatn the Silvio, but I think you could place these on the frame so that they couldn't be slipped off. Note that every lock I've ever seen can be cut with a grinder, so...

Can you buy  a second cheap Can you buy a second cheap computer? One for speed, other for cadence?

(Grumble grumble no edit (Grumble grumble no edit grumble grumble).... The factor of 1/60 is right. The reason I gave is wrong. The bike computer is set to give per HOUR and we want per MINUTE and that is the factor of 60. Now back to our regularly scheduled program...

You can buy a cycle computer You can buy a cycle computer for around $20 that has speed and cadence. That being said, your calculation is fine (converting from RPsecond to RPM, you get a factor of 0.01666666). :)

Congratulations Mick. Congratulations Mick. :)

Hi, I haven't tried a Hi, I haven't tried a two-legged kick stand, but I have had my bike fall over, so I think that's a nice upgrade. As far as the pedal extenders, I know some people really seem to like/need them and others not-so-much. Nice pictures. :) Cheers, Charles

I have a little experience on I have a little experience on RWD LWB recumbents and absolutely no experience with RWD SWB bikes. One difference that I believe between Cruzbikes and RWD bikes is the handlebars. When I bridge, I am pushing hard against the handlebars to get my butt out of...

@Ken: What kind of dog is @Ken: What kind of dog is Cocoa Puff? How old is he in the picture?

Hi Eric, I liked the video. I Hi Eric, I liked the video. I am so going to crash. Bring it on. :D

Hi David, I dunno, but while Hi David, I dunno, but while you're waiting for somebody who knows to answer, here's a thread about a Vendetta with a Rohloff. Cheers, Charles

Hi Billy, I've been enjoying Hi Billy, I've been enjoying your posts for a long time and this one is certainly no exception. I've got the same milage on my Sofrider and I think I agree pretty much with everything you said. In particular: * I think the 22" (451) Quest is geared about...

Hi Dave, I still use Hi Dave, I still use clinchers, but I'm old and set in my ways... :) As far as I can tell, there's nothing particular about the Silvio that changes the arguments for clinchers versus tubulars. And as you pointed out, those who use them really seem to prefer them...

Hi Dave, I've never ridden a Hi Dave, I've never ridden a Silvio, so use that to weight this answer: I generally prefer wider tires than narrower ones in case I'm riding on crushed limestone or whatever, so I do understand your desire for 28s. One thing that suggests that the 25s...