Hello, John, The tread on a hard-surface bike tire has one purpose: Appearance. Most folks are a familiar with the role tread plays on their automobile tires:...
Bikerjohn welcome to a unique group and proud owners of the softrider. Would like to test ride the sylvio one day just to see the speed you can get out of it ?...
...am a big Cruzbike fan! I have exceeded 33mph on downhill rides and my cadence is smoothing out. I'm a 53y/o guy who can not walk a half mile without...
... bike ... up ... affect ... loose ... Q- ... really ... Doug, Your perspective and observations are much appreciated here! Thankyou! I am noticing a...
I see that there are a few pictures of the Cruzbike with a front derailer. What seems to work best? I have one of the new kits. (Dec 2006) and the most obvious...
Hi everyone I had a bit of a computer proplem so thats the lag time.I,m planning on getting a frt derailer,I have a 38t/48 double and I find that I quickly run...
Hi, can any of you Florida based folks suggest a dealer or two, we are finding we need someone down that way. Happy to follow up any suggestions. Regards to...
Streit's Schwinn Cyclery. 352-377-2453 • 1614 Nw 13Th St, Gainesville,FL 32609 Great shop. Been in business for around 50 years. Familiar with 'bents. They ...
Just joined the CRUZBIKE family as a dealer, Hampton's Edge Trail Side Bicycles here in Florida on the 46 mile long Withlacoochee Trail. I have been a...
Just finished both my bikes. Had to get some wrenching practice for the coming Silvio. Both bikes turned out pretty good and were not that hard to do. Bike #1-...
What I'm really starting to get a kick out of, with the recumbent, is "catch-ups". I like riding my bent in a stealth mode, chasing down, catching up, and...
Hey, I didn't even realize you guys were getting dealers lined up (horray). Do you have one in/around dallas tx? I've always wanted to try a cruzbike in...
... I spoiled myself with the Continental Sport Contact tyres, 1.3 x 26. They're light, yet with a fancy puncture-proof kevlar layer and a fantastic online...
Doug, You might want to try Schwalbe, Marathon Racers. When pumped up to max 95 psi they are fast. When softened up a bit they give a nice cushy ride for rough...
Sorry to be scarce - lots of doin's going on... Jack, congrats on having two bikes up and running - I'll be very interested to hear how your shifting...
A few minutes with Google will turn up links to Regis' bike shop in Florida... http://www.hamptonsedge.com/ And an interesting "meet Regis" spot on "Recumbent...
So what would be a good way to deck out a cruzbike sofrider? I like the silvio, but I don't know that my fitness level is high enough to justify a bike like...
Hi Mark, "I like the silvio, but I don't know that my fitness level is high enough to justify a bike like that." I know what you mean. The Silvio will prove to...
Hi Mark, There are some fine points in your letter and I hope to be reading some good responses to it. ... Your current position in the bunch, will only...
Hi Mark, Below are my ideas from experience and observations. I hope they are of benefit. ... *** They may well be comparing a tourer with a racer. But...
Mark: I ride both the Cruzbike and my selection of upright bikes. It seems to me that the discussion about choosing a recumbent is first and foremost about...
How you get this arm-input effect happening? Under what conditions do you use it, or find it most noticable? I think you're meant to pull with one hand,...
When starting or power pedalling your arms push or pull against the pedal steer affect. I you are pedalling with a high smooth cadence, little arm input would ...
Did a 20 mi ride today with the 39 53 double and I like it.There is plenty of top end and the 39 front and 32 rear is plenty low. But then its pretty flat...
When you use your arms and create a slight occilation, you shorten the throw of the leg, so it does not bend as much. This means you can put more power through...
Hey, saw your photo bikerjohn with the 45 seat back. If you want to lay it back more, you can flip the binding bolt on the top of the seat post. :) Best, John...
