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I want one a lot, however I should be moving to Colorado in a couple of years so I'm going to have to wait until then I think.
The OnOne bike which was posted the other day looked nice, though not available yet.
Not seeing many show of hands here.. ๐
I nearly had a tar-pit style death on our last ride
starting to think a fatbike might suit our "trails"
So a road bike will be faster on the road than a fat bike? ๐
He knows his stuff :S
Who posted that pic of the tin-clad recumbent - i'd love a go on that!
This 'un?
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[url= http://www.flickr.com/photos/cycleologist/3726396800/ ]Decorated Alleweder[/url] by [url= http://www.flickr.com/people/cycleologist/ ]Ben Cooper[/url], on Flickr
Sanny's been talking for at least 5 years about doing an article on offroad recumbents ๐
BadlyWiredDog - Member
So a road bike will be faster on the road than a fat bike?
No, it's just you can't ride them there. At all.
More pathetic rules from the UCI to stop riders switching to fatbikes for the big mountain climbs in major tours. Too much advantage from rolling resitance and also the aerodynamic benefit of sheltering behind a wide tyre.
Happy New Year fat fans ๐
A sober New Year after an early night and i don`t miss the hangover!,
Off out now for the annual beachride before the coast gets busy, then off to see dad at ERI,
Here is a trailer for a forth coming film for you lot feeling ill this morning to enlighten you, of a trip to Nepal...