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I don't know how much of an affect it has on power. The comfort part imo is pure individual. I like the simplicity of a single chain on my trainer. As for using my arms, I am again not much help. I generally hold my hands on top of my head for the majority of my Zwift sessions. The shorter...

I want to use the front end of a Q451 on an existing trainer. The condition of the bike is irrelevant, no seat, no pad, or rear triangle is ok for what I would like to do. I currently employ a softrider front triangle and think the Q451 might lower the front end. This is the goal.

Most of this is mostly true. The real highlight of the evening was LD passing the 'yotes. It was rumored several of the coyote riders switched to cornhole as a result of this race.

ZRL Tuesday, Feb 23nd, Low Drag

I dunno. I'll try to remember to look for it after the thaw.

A few pics of the beast a year later. Still going strong.

Sorry, it's long gone.

Someone has spoken for the orphaned frame part. Thanks for playing.

Free, zero, nada, nill, zilch --- you pay the actual freight to your location.

It is a standard QR front @ 100mm.

You must take the entire enchilada. First come... I'll package it for free, you pay shipping.

As much as I would prefer to rag Henry - I must praise his effort to organize this event. Lots of fun. BTW it's Recumbents Across Texas - not, definitely NOT, Race Across Texas.

I should get some credit for ferreting out the Frankie Valli reference. On second thought, maybe scorn is more apropos.

I think, actually, I fear it is a reference to this (@:43): I hope I'm wrong. :)

The seat is a Thor. I convinced the guy to combine two of his models, so essentially I have a standard "L" fiberglass seat with shoulder supporting wings. Very comfy BTW.

I wanted to post the final iteration of the CruzRocket dedicated trainer. I think I am through tinkering for a while. The bike and trainer improved a great deal by wedging (actually used "L" bracket to keep it from moving back/forth or side/side) it to the platform and by adding the supports to...

Behold, the CruzRocket -A RANS Rocket and Cruz Sofrider mix. So far so good. The Rocket frame was donated by my very good buddy Kelvin at Angletech. The frame was a cull, but perfect for my project. I have to admit to a fair bit of trepidation cutting the nose off of it. The drive train was...

This sounds interesting and possibly painful.