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Hi, Congratulations on your Hi, Congratulations on your purchase! If you aren't experienced in riding a Cruzbike, I highly recommend looking at Kim's videos and following the steps (and you can read about my first experiences here). The last piece of advice I'd give to new riders is...

Sweet!  I await many pictures Sweet! I await many pictures as well as feedback. Good luck! Charles

Hi Kim,   Why, your brother, Hi Kim, Why, your brother, of course! :) (I look forward to seeing prototypes.) Cheers, Charles

Hi Dave, David Byrne and his Hi Dave, David Byrne and his wife Julie modified his Sofrider and her Quest to mount bags below the seat. On a Sofrider, it's not too hard to mount a regular rack on the back that can hold 50lbs. It looks harder to do so on the Quest. (Oh, and we...

Hi, Following up on Andrew's Hi, Following up on Andrew's comment, another option is to just convert an xtra-cycle into a Cruzbike. Here the link to the discussion on this forum, too. It of course depends on many factors: cost, how close final product is to what is wanted, etc, but by...

Hi, Can you engage/disengage Hi, Can you engage/disengage the generation? If so, I'd be curious if you think you can tell whether it's on or not (and if you're really bored, you can imagine running some sort of double-blind study where one of your kids randomly flips it but doesn't tell...

Hi Chris, As far as hydration Hi Chris, As far as hydration goes, on my Sofrider, I attach (with two straps) a Camelback Unbottom to the seat. I do have a rack, but one should be able to do the same without one. I like it and would (well, I guess am) recommend(ing) it to others...

Hi OCD, Here's what I know: - Hi OCD, Here's what I know: - A lot of people have converted Downtubes into Cruzbikes with very good results. All of the pictures I've seen have been the non-suspended bikes (front or rear). (That i haven't seen any pictures is hardly conclusive...

Hi Ken, Yup. Silly typo. Good Hi Ken, Yup. Silly typo. Good catch. :-) Cheers, Charles

One last comment (famouse One last comment (famouse last words): I've said this elsewhere, but I think it's worth repeating here. When I was learning how to ride, one of the most important things I found for helping when I was feeling stable was taking my feet of the pedals. I would...