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Herman4747

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7. Some Excellent points you make...
Mon Jun 22, 2015, 09:05 AM
Jun 2015

...it's just that I wonder if all that would still be enough. A recumbent rider cannot stand on the pedals if he or she is about to run over a jaw-jarring pothole.
On the other hand, I likely am emphasizing all this too much. Heck, what about all the mountain bikers who have to deal with far more terrible bumps that even their suspension can't make perfectly smooth. Moreover, the M5 High Carbon Racer has been used for the famous yet long Paris-Brest-Paris brevet, as well as lengthy travel on all kinds of conditions on the Silk Road.

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My reply is in the other thread. TexasProgresive Jun 2015 #1
I've ridden Cat trak700 trike olddots Jun 2015 #2
hot looking bent tikka Jun 2015 #3
Chain and Visibility Potential Problems Herman4747 Jun 2015 #4
Visibility (continued) Herman4747 Jun 2015 #5
The Cruve frame would act as a "suspension" happyslug Jun 2015 #6
Some Excellent points you make... Herman4747 Jun 2015 #7
Paris-Brest-Paris avoids the Alps and the Pyrenees, happyslug Jun 2015 #8
Fine post. Herman4747 Jun 2015 #9
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