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I rode 101 and #1 in california. The load on the bob trailer, including the trailer, was around 50 pounds. I hae used a DD bike with the same load on the trailer and hill climbing was much easier and faster for me than the freerider. I liked the freerider for the no pain at the end of the day...

I just completed a trip from Florence Oregon to San Francisco. The Freerider I set up for touring with a 3x sram hub and triple chain ring performed very well. On the flats and grades up to 7% with a good shoulder I had no concerns, however when the shoulder disappeared or became very narrow on...

I would like to change the chain ring on my freerider v1 from a 44t to a 38 t but the bike store says they can not match the ring and I would have to go to a 170 mm crank arm to do so. What about this; and has anyone gone to the 170 mm crank arms? Any help suggestions would be appreciated.

Clipless pedals will smooth out the ride and gain you some power on the hill climbs (the hardest part of riding a cruzbike). I use SPD compatible commuter shoes with axiom pedals and have throughly enjoyed them on the cruzbike as well as any of the diamond backs I used to ride. When the seat is...

the end of March I am going to start from Seattle Washington and head south for up tp 3 months using a bob trailer attached to my freerider to carry the gear needed. I have modified the bike with a sram dual drive hub and high psi tires and so far the ride feels like it will handle well, I...

I never rode a bent until my freerider. I spent a great deal of time on a diamond back touring bike in my 63 years of life and just swirched this last year due to some medical problems and this bike is going to let me ride as long as I am able to. The down hill, twisty rodes are not handled a...