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Hi folks,
Do you think the 700 would make a good commuter for someone interested
in fast commutes ~30mi round trip?
Will it accept racks and fenders?

Thanks,
Daniel
Thu Aug 2, 2007 4:48 am

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Hi folks, Do you think the 700 would make a good commuter for someone interested in fast commutes ~30mi round trip? Will it accept racks and fenders? Thanks, ... 		Daniel Runyan
pedalcarpusher
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9:53 am

Here is a picture of my commute on the 700 pulling a B.O.B trailer. http://www.grahampage.info/trike/700_vc.JPG James From: TeamCatrike@yahoogroups.com...
James Graham
bkdraftjames
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12:09 pm

... On ... I wish I could find the reference....... I read on a website that BOB trailers are not recommended for Trikes! On a two wheel cycle the trailer...
David
davidwilliam...
Offline Send Email 		Aug 2, 2007
6:46 pm

Assuming you have a place to store it, and the ride in and back is safe for you and others, there should be no reason not to commute in it. wheter it is the...
pelican43015
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12:44 pm

Daniel: A friend who I ride with has a 700 with fenders and rack......YES it would work just fine. mike Daniel Runyan <pedalcarpusher@...> wrote:...
mike scott
donksax
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2:22 pm

On a two wheel trailer, there is no leaning! Just like a trike! (All bets are off if you like to lift up on two wheels!) Ergo; no"torsional stresses"...
Rick Hudina Wirth
pelican43015
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11:05 pm
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