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I had flats a lot until I switched to tubeless - only 2 flats in 5 years and neither led to a fall. I cannot say enough about them. Nice wide tubeless tires with low pressure - now way to get pinch flats since no tube. I built a set of wheels for someone this year and used Vittoria inserts -...

This looks like the long chainstay - I may have put it on for Roy since he is so tall - I do have regular V20 (stock) chainstays in stock I can get to you if you buy it and need the BB closer and not so high.

Thanks for sharing - great pic of you and your Cobalt Blue V20!

The newer rollers are tapered to the middle so they are not nearly as dangerous or hard to ride as they used to be decades ago. That being said - I have been able to mount my V20 on a Wahoo Snap, and my friend Andrew rides his daily on the Snap. I still like the wheel off scenario , but...

Calling all Cruzbikers to hang out this fall. I have created a couple of new events near Savannah, Ga. during the weekend of Sept 13-14. One has the standard 100 mile, 6, 12, and 24-hour Ultra events. The other one has some shorter 6, 11, and 29 Time Trial Events (at the same) time for those who...

What are your requirements? California is a big place - place - it might be helpful to know what major city you are near and how far you will go fro there. Also helpful: Maximum Age you are willing to consider - Your price limit? If you cannot find one locally - it will cost about $150 to ship...

I am working with Thor right now to produce one of his seats that will fit the S40 and V20 frames perfectly. It should be very similar to the one with the wide shoulders he is selling now. I sent him a frame several months ago - I am hoping to have a prototype to show off very soon.

Hard to tell - I really like to see your legs with the pedals at 3 & 9 o'clock to see how extended your leg is and bent the knee is on the back-stroke. From what I see here - you knee is already bent at almost 90 degrees, which should be the maximum bend at the full back-stroke. This indicates...

great pic - did you make the box? very nice and aero!

You remove the wheel from the front and the cassette will be attached to it like it would on any upright bike you ever owned. You will need a cassette removal tool like this one.

I hate to throw a monkey wrench into this thread, but I do not think Cruzbike offers both thicknesses of the Ventisit pad. Perhaps they did in the past, but it does not appear to be available now. I think all they have is the 2cm one - although it does not state that in the desc of the item...

I prefer the standard as it fits me nicely. I am 5'7". It all depends on if you can get a good fit or not with the standard. It seems that the taller you are the more the suspension adj works better. The really nice thing about the sus adj on is the ability to adj and aim the pad to the back of...

Great report - You will keep increasing in ability and speed over the next 1000 miles - If you are speed junky like some of us, then you will start component adjustments to maximize your speed to power ratio.

I fabricated a lumbar support and taped it to the seat - this also helps a little with slippage - but if you find you are really slipping all the time you might have your BB out a little too far and as you are "reaching to pedal" you might be pulling yourself down via your pedal stroke. I would...

Send me a side picture of you on the bike - this will help figure out where you might need some tweaking

Great outcome - congrats!

Can you be more specific. what exactly are you looking for and what is your budget?

Hi Otto, There is no official hotel - nothing really super close to the start. There is an interstate than runs right through Springfield with many hotel options. You can also look at airB&B site to for places. See you soon! Larry

The slowest speed really depends on how we you can balance. Initially it will be higher as you are getting used to the Cruzbike. The more miles you put in the better you balance will be and the slower you can go without tipping over.

Did you have these installed after you purchased this or were they standard equipment?