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446 Leifert, Jesse - BLS
fourlapsfour... Send Email
Jul 14, 2006
2:29 pm
Steel single speed Mtn bike frame, rigid steel fork, suspension seat post, single speed drive train up front, 8 speed nexus rear hub out back...add some...
447 Juergen Weichert
juergen@... Send Email
Jul 14, 2006
2:45 pm
... I don't know. ... Cutting through the woods would probably be fine - on trails. The wide footprint and possibility to run low pressures on this tire means...
448 todd fahrner
toddfahrner Send Email
Jul 14, 2006
5:20 pm
... You must pedal in time with the motor whenever you engage it, yes. You can, of course, coast as usual, but there's no "powered coasting." The assist...
449 BlueFrogPrpleDog@...
lavendergecko Send Email
Jul 16, 2006
12:51 am
Just out of curiosity... if there was a Tyvek cover designed to fit a bicycle with an Xtracycle FreeRadical added onto it, how many of you would be interested...
450 Kurt Nielsen
k_w_nielsen Send Email
Jul 16, 2006
2:49 pm
Hi Margaret, Since I live in Tucson and parts of my FreeRadical fry in the sun on a regular basis, I'd definitely be interested in such a cover. Reasonable...
451 Andrew Janjigian
dikaryoid Send Email
Jul 16, 2006
3:06 pm
Yes, $20-30 would be reasonable (comparable to other bike covers available), and decent looks would be necessary too. I have been meaning to see if I could...
452 Gauk
akiragauk Send Email
Jul 16, 2006
7:41 pm
I have also been meaning to get a motorcycle cover since I live in Baltimore where it rains all the time. They range between $20-$50, that seems reasonable to...
453 Ian Hopper
beserker22 Send Email
Jul 17, 2006
4:11 am
I too would be interested in a tyvek cover. 20-35 sounds reasonable to me. I'm not sure if tyvek is made in different colors, but my vote would be a gray or...
454 katethelizard Send Email Jul 17, 2006
6:03 pm
Hi Margaret, I'd want one too. I live in Pacific Grove by the ocean and we get salty fog all summer and heavy rainstorms all winter. Truly waterproof is #1, of...
455 Leifert, Jesse - BLS
fourlapsfour... Send Email
Jul 17, 2006
6:24 pm
Waterproof and having the ability to pack down to as small as possible (maybe a really small stuff sack) would be my two requirements. ... From:...
456 Nathan Klatt
n8klatt Send Email
Jul 17, 2006
7:56 pm
I'd add that having a way to lock it to the bike would be necessary, too. I had one motorcycle cover stolen when I only used a disc-brake lock but when I added...
457 David Chase
dr2chase Send Email
Jul 17, 2006
10:17 pm
And a pony... I saw people suggesting $20-$35, and I think that is a little low, given any sensible value for someone's time, and the fact that this will ...
458 rvansteen1 Send Email Jul 18, 2006
3:42 am
I've been looking for one (I have to park my bike in the sun at work), but the only ones I see fit only non-x'd bikes. Useful design features (listed in order...
459 Rainbow Flight
kitesfun2000 Send Email
Jul 18, 2006
7:07 am
Hi Folks I've been following this with a little interest myself, and I would/could make them for around US$50 possibly, but if you wanted them for $20, forget...
460 Juergen Weichert
juergen@... Send Email
Jul 18, 2006
3:51 pm
... I would be interested. ... $20-30? ... Light weight, ability to store in Xtracycle pockets and ability to withstand winds without coming off. Juergen...
461 Ethan Boldt
ethanboldt Send Email
Jul 19, 2006
7:39 pm
What about using waxed canvas, so as to avoid using any icky plastics (or certainly, God forbid, vinyl!)? Surely, anyone with enough sense/sensibility to ...
462 alexbknight Send Email Jul 19, 2006
8:22 pm
Hi, I have recently completed my xtracycle and am very happy with it. I took an Orange P7 mountain bike frame with slick tyres and extended. Some exeperiences...
463 Derek
derekjpearson Send Email
Jul 20, 2006
4:46 am
COol! Photos????...
464 mhr109 Send Email Jul 20, 2006
11:59 am
Great! That makes at least two of us in Switzerland. (I'm in Chur, where riding through town today with plywood and 2.5 m long 2x4 really got some looks. And...
465 todd fahrner
toddfahrner Send Email
Jul 20, 2006
3:42 pm
... With 2 mounting plates and an extra-long threaded bolt you have a lot of freedom in where the tongue sits, and hence some control over the geometry...
466 alexbknight Send Email Jul 20, 2006
4:05 pm
Thanks a lot for the picture Todd, I stupidly didn't think of doing it like that... I'll give it a try, I think this should change the handling. The frame is...
467 Mike Leger
mikesgarbage... Send Email
Jul 20, 2006
4:28 pm
A whippy comment; If your wife or child were behind the axle, your bike will be extremely whippy. Others have noted this also. With that said, my experience to...
468 majorhahn Send Email Jul 21, 2006
2:34 am
Does anybody run an x on a Titanium mbt? Would this miracle metal solve some of the flexing issues? R...
469 Ryano
ryanotokyo Send Email
Jul 21, 2006
2:40 am
Don't know what flexing you guys are talking about. I have a cheap aluminum frame and it works just fine with the xtracycle. My wife is over 50kg and she...
470 Gauk
akiragauk Send Email
Jul 21, 2006
8:27 am
... You're in a different position on the Xtracycle, and it takes a bit of getting used to. Your weight is nearly 50/50 distributed between each wheel, putting...
471 Ian Hopper
beserker22 Send Email
Jul 21, 2006
10:12 am
My last mountain bike was a 1997 Marin Team Titanium. I loved the bike, but the seat stays flexed alarmingly when you really clamped down on the rear brake: it...
472 Andrew Janjigian
dikaryoid Send Email
Jul 23, 2006
12:29 pm
kipchoge - I'd like some more of those handouts, please. Send em to: Andrew Janjigian 33B Lawrence St. Cambridge, MA 02139 Also, would you mind passing along...
473 Andrew Janjigian
dikaryoid Send Email
Jul 23, 2006
1:07 pm
Hey Xtracyclers - Well, the seemingly inevitable has happened: a year or so of Xtracycling, and our car has become obsolete. It doesn't help that it didn't...
474 Andrew Janjigian
dikaryoid Send Email
Jul 23, 2006
4:42 pm
I bought this a few years ago, but did not use it more than a couple of times, because I bought a generator hub lighting system for my Xtracycle instead. It is...
475 Ryano
ryanotokyo Send Email
Jul 23, 2006
5:15 pm
I just put a hub lighting system on my Xtracycle bike also - and must offload four Hokey Spokes and a slightly dodgy Niterider (Japan only). Funky lights like...
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