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david great ride report.well written and wonderful pics. thanks so much for sharing a great day out. inspiring stuff. and i have to agree those toast and tomato offerings are making me hungry. yumm0.

hi jason if you are still looking for a helmet with an adjustor out of the way check out Lazer rollsys. the adjustor is placed on top of the helmet instead of on the back. they have a big range of road helmets and offer now the helium fast. i personally like the giro air attack shield like the...

larry really sorry this happened. glad it turned out okay. we live and learn. mighty effort sharing. we all do silly things from time to time. once i unintentionally overloaded (wet sand) a box trailer and coming down a big hill it started to sway. i had to speed up as the trailer was pushing...

without doubt i think your heart rate will be up from normal on the mountain bike now that your heart will have to work against gravity. typically i see an increase in 10bpm for a couple of weeks before it settles back to prior performance. good luck with the 24hr mtn bike race. talking about...

Jason i think you will find there is no going back to a wedgie up your bum on a permanent basis. the lure of speed and comfort will be too much to resist. enjoy the flying v for as long as it lasts. well understand the lure of mtn biking . amazing how many mtn bikers are ex moto guys. being out...

very very special abbott. who can say how you inspired that young fella and what he might be because of your kindness. cycling mate of mine has type 1 here in aust. it has never stopped Ben achieving some incredible goals including a 410klm audax at 28.1 klm / hr with 7000m vertical ascent. ...

it is the singular positivity of cruzbike and it's members that i adore not the silly bravura of the loud unhappy ? inconsolable brol few hi jacking what should be a collective celebration of achievement and not anything more. parochialism at the expense of being magnanimous is tantamount...

i get all the friendly support i need right here and do not bother with brol. get a football team together and on any day one of them will be "unhappy."

yes mark that boom with a pen or similar. glad you found the problem :)

why rent when you can buy ratz :) i reckon the cage bottles whilst making a difference and noting our speedy Larry's exhaustive scientific experiments are not much to worry about. i have read repeatedly that it goes body position on bike 40 watts and we are there already with the TT marvel...

larry i never get sick of gleefully watching this video. priceless. but this is only partly why we are converted to recumbents no :) in deed my own vendetta is called "mission." that mission is to stay unpassed for as long as possible by anyone on an upwrong. so far so good. but i am not...

i use a rear mudguard only on the vendetta. raceblade sks which is actually the front mudguard i have the actual rear mudguard on my catrike 700 trike so the front was left over so to speak. the front works well on the rear wheel of the vendetta.

awesome effort. getting comfortable on the bike is all. i was able to use simple closed cell foam and overlap about 6 pieces like a leaf spring suspension unit and tie together using cable ties. this provided a suspension element. this was placed in front of the supplied hard closed cell pad and...

check out a list of compatible trainers. you dont have to get a smart trainer eg kickr but can go with a fluid trainer etc but they have a listing. then all you need is an ant+ dongle for your computer to pick up your sensors speed and cadence and heart rate and or power. yes it is still in beta...

compu trainer = old hat and unsupported with a closed platform not open to app writers. get a kickr open platform. :)

check out zwift.

yes whilst you master the bike your position is what feels best and safest for you. i learnt on the original handle bar for a 1000klm and would not have been able to handle the bullhorns till then. i was merely making the point in line with your goal that straighter arms make you more aero and...

truly wonderful effort and a great ride report. again i felt like i was riding with you. i thought i could even smell the diesel cloud fumes at one point. bummer about the helmet fogging up. but you did not let those setbacks and bottle trial issue cause you to panic. superb larry just superb...

that subject has been covered a few times. i got a custom bag made here in australia by www.bikebagdude.com and it works okay with a side entry. i use ratz's mark 1 storage system which keeps the bags behind my shoulders. see ratz's post what i did last summer. i noticed from your pics on...