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Not sure and it is not with me now. It just appeared to have regular looking "bolt" on each of the ends that you would remove with a socket. I'll take some close-up pictures when I get home and post them.

Apparently the guy build it from pictures he saw of a similar Zockra online. It is quite impressive what he managed to do by himself. Obviously it is not all nice and pretty and refined aesthetically as Zockra's creations. I have not even been able to ride it yet - I just got it together...

Rick, I just don't know if it would be right to highjack Gary's post like that, but I guess I started it - and I'm sure Gary won't mind. Well, a little while ago I posted on "another" forum that I wondered if anyone had one of those Zockra FWD-MBB bikes that Malric made, because I would be...

That looks like a fantastic deal for someone!

Wow - That a bunch of bikes behind you! You should have taken your V with you! Here's to your safe return! Not sure when you are getting back - but they are forecasting temps in the 20's for Saturday night! brrr.. I'll have a new toy to play with too by the time you get home. :)

Matěj, I pray for you and your family.

Joe, I always wear a helmet when I crash! ... Actually I always wear a helmet, even when I don't crash. :) p.s. I'll reply to your "winterizing" thread when I have more time!

Yeah - we'll there's that! Good luck Jason - The tribe is pulling for you!

110 baud, with a max of 8K of RAM! .... and cut off their fingers!

Muy Beuno diversion!

Thanks Jim - I can see it all clearly now - and I thought I was on go something there. :(

Why not use a pedal or crank based power system and a hub based system concurrently. Will need 2 head units to collect the 2 sets of data. After you calibrate every and make sure they match perfectly, then it would seem that when riding on the road, the pedal/crank sytstem will only detect power...

What Ratz said! Those are the only 2 brands that I have used. Michelin's seemed harder to come by for some reason.

What Ratz said - great article also - I can attest to some power savings although I do not have specific wattage figures. "Plus they feel soooooooo smooooooooooth!" How can you not like them!

Great little video ecobiker! Felt like I was just there riding with you. Really interesting cycling gloves you where wearing. Looks like they would be handy for hauling away any branches or logs that might be on the path! Kudos!

Craig, I am very sorry to here of your problems. A few observations: We all learn to ride in such different ways, and even if on the same bike, we develop habits (good or bad for our body) out of some bodily necessity to maintain the bike in the upright position. It has been my experience that...

Yes I am - I've definitely got some angels working overtime on me this weekend, if not this whole year! (They might be asking for another assignment for next year, who knows??? :) )

No it was the red one (V20) - But, I had the entire boom and fork triangle stripped and powder-coated silver (when I first got it), as I did not really like the black boom look!

That was awesome - Eddie M looks so young! Yeah it was "kinda" like that - too bad I didn't have my helmet cam on! Maybe I should just wear it all the time!

And reduce the seat angle down to about 14 degrees? That would be sweet! Just don't wreck it - ever, or even let it topple over and get a crack in it. Like Jim said: Bike makers would rather have CF frames - that way they would sell more, since any crash = new bike!