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Oy, Dame Edna, who are you calling a Limey bastard?

Been there, done that. The oncoming driver must have been utterly astonished.

We are not sure they are speaking English. Is it Strine?

Boom is not curved. How rigid is it? On a Cruzbike, if you adjust the boom length, you change the angle of the boom relative to the forks. That cannot happen in this case. You cannot put different handlebars on, either. On my Silvio, I am still trying to work out how to get the bar ends...

Another advantage of the 'bent. Your feet are out in front, so you don't get it all over your shoes.

Yet another reason why 'bents are physiologically better than DF. Prevent water on the knee. Slogan: Cruzbike p***es all over the opposition

A DF would be too uncomfortable.

UCI would ban it.

Kervelo seat looks too steep for me. Is it adjustable? It could be, with telescopic tubes at the back. I think the riding position, with the pedals so low, is really inefficient.

A motorist behind you will only see the back of your seat

Perfect English title, for something people do not normally talk about. Experience tells me that copious perspiration alleviates this problem, but probably not significantly so if you are doing PBP or something. Experience also tells me that it feels a lot worse on a DF. Pressure on the...

If there was a race in saline at 38 C Larry would win

What an amazing place. They have a lot of space. The surface looks mostly very smooth. The only problem I can see with Sebring is that there is no opportunity to demonstrate the Cruzbike's famous ability to go uphill.

Never done any rando, but I gather that a large part of it is about enduring discomfort. There is a lot less of that on a 'bent.

My heel-clip pedals always hang the right way up

Stiffer and lighter. This is actually a very good reason to phase out the good old square taper for all this new confusing profusion.

Hope you like the bike as much as I do ( lots). Hope you fall off as many times as I do (zero). What kind of cycling, on what kind of bike, do you normally do?

I agree with everybody above. I wonder what the webmaster could put in that part of the screen

Cruzbike could sell two types of tilt attachment - a pair of wheels and a pair of skids.

I think if you are that close on a 'bent, your feet are likely to touch