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+1 on pedaling circles. The wobble may seem a more exaggerated for you because you have recumbent experience; and as such you aren't struggling with other things early on. Laying back for instance isn't' giving a host of other more important things to worry about. So you are naturally stable...

The Beauty of these frame is you can hide a pump and an extra tube in the frame. I just cut some foam the size of the frame; poked a hole in the center of it and put an tiny blackburn pump in it (pretty much the same as the Di2 battery in the boom). No appreciable weight; and makes no noise. If...

About 1 hour to go; now it's Lief against the headwind

About 10 minutes past STP ..... aka 200 miles.

Now climbing the mesa to mesa. 8-15mph

80 Miles to go; and technically it's all down hill from here.... technically.

Yep the only 17 going on is the hwy number right now. Pretty much out of the hills and on the flat now.

Ride in slow straight lines; take hand off of handle bar place on hip. You will quickly release that you are death gripping with your hands and creating wobble that doesn't come from your feet or the bottom bracket. Wash, Rinse, Repeat. And watch out for those leaves; I did a similar spill on...

A recumbent rider with out a shirt.... eeewww!

Somewhere near the mid point. We could say he's laying down the law at 28mph but he is riding a vendetta so we'll credit him as cruzing along

I believe his chase car is posting periodic non group links to his private facebook page. The first one had a short expiration on it; I think they figured it out now. The current one is good for 4 more hours. http://glympse.com/0C9Q-XQXW?fb_ref=Default Still holding strong at 23 mph. Favorable...

Ready Set Go..... (what where you doing at 4:30am).

That looks like a pretty good fit for right out of the box. Until you add clip shoes both leg reach and full flex looks good to start with; if you want you could go out probably another 20mm by moving the whole boom forward for a little less knee bend at the apex; and to get you arms just a tad...

The quest is a good all around do a little of everything and anything bike. I've done 100 miles at 2 day rallies with my kids on a 20 inch quest we all road them. I have Pulled a kid trailer 50 miles with speeds frequently around 20 with the quest. But if I was trying to ride a pace line it...

Polkadots? :confused:

I can donate an Ultremo 406 to mitigate that :)

6.0 has turned out to be very bug free and pleasant

I actually use velcro wire wrap; but I was trying to think of something non-computer guys would have in the garage. Or in Eric case that he could probably find in his garage without something falling on him. I always have tons of this on hand because it's so useful if you are a hyper organizer...

So there with you; it's 3am and I'm considering getting on the trainer at home and just skipping sleep at this point.

Wow us simple minds have obvious thoughts because that's exactly where my brain went as I read your quote. :confused: