footsore.tramp
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I've only had my Quest for a few months, and I've only really started putting the kms in over the past few weeks. Over this time all other riding has been done on my diamond frame tourer. This has lead me to neglect my Bionic Runner. Today I hopped onto it again and I think that it may be the perfect complimentary HPV to the Cruzbike.
I can easily spend two or more hours out on the Quest. Just rolling around and exploring the bike paths. The Bionic Runner is more like an erg. All my muscles are engaged to a greater degree and the heart rate climbs high and stays high.
The muscles that really feel it are the arms, lower back and abdomen. This is why I think that it may be a great complimentary piece to the Cruzbike. These are the areas that I need to get up to scratch for getting up hills and getting the most out of my Quest.
So if I am short on time, or just want to squeeze more out of my 10km commute, then I can hop onto the Bionic Runner. If I wish to zip along and see the world then I hop on my Quest.
There is a Bionic Runner review across at Stand Up and Ride, they also look at other runners, like the Elliptigo.
I can easily spend two or more hours out on the Quest. Just rolling around and exploring the bike paths. The Bionic Runner is more like an erg. All my muscles are engaged to a greater degree and the heart rate climbs high and stays high.
The muscles that really feel it are the arms, lower back and abdomen. This is why I think that it may be a great complimentary piece to the Cruzbike. These are the areas that I need to get up to scratch for getting up hills and getting the most out of my Quest.
So if I am short on time, or just want to squeeze more out of my 10km commute, then I can hop onto the Bionic Runner. If I wish to zip along and see the world then I hop on my Quest.
There is a Bionic Runner review across at Stand Up and Ride, they also look at other runners, like the Elliptigo.
