recumbants

Tazio":1rlhiutf said:
mountainloz":1rlhiutf said:
(i agree with the loonie vote though, when i have ended up talking to a recumbent-ist they tend to be ... eccentric?)

You do realise that Velo admitted to having one a few posts back? Then again he has also worked out how to carry a bike on a scooter so you may be right :D
Bike on a scooter, now I'm interested... Tell me more :)
 
velomaniac":236c0uq4 said:
I remember freewheeling down a steep twisty hill with a group of fellow cyclists whilst I was on my recumbent........

What one have you got?

I'm interested as I'm looking into getting one. 8)
 
chris667":jiw24wlg said:
Ah, recumbents. I am a cycling nerd, but I have to be honest and say I'd never be seen dead on one. Too weird.

+1. Plus there is an annoying holier-than-thou school of 'bent owners who constantly bang on about how much better and faster they are than diamond-frame bikes with the same sort of mocking contempt for the latter that Daily Mail journalists have for the HSE. All well and good but then they do often weigh a ton and you can't easily carry one on your shoulder = complete pants for cyclo-cross. :P

David
 
There are a couple of crazies at work with them. One is a swinger with a penchant for nude swimming night at the almost local baths and the other guy is around 20 stone so I guess it is easier for him to exercise on that rather than a 'normal' bike.
 
Whats not to love

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mmmmmmm the Beserker - full suspension with double wishbones at the front, drool worthy engineering. Its like a big boys gokart.

Nice video of it in action

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gHoCKL7TliY
 
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