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Tried out my new trike fairing yesterday :-D What a difference, 25miles at 6F (it had warmed to 9F by the time I got back) without wearing a bunch of extra clothing. Pix at www.bikesmithdesign.com/2WD_Trike/Fairing.html I think that with another 4 or 5 square feet of Corroplast I could consider it a Velomobile. The bubble is a 15 year old SuperZipper "Experimenter kit" with a skirt of 2mm corroplast. The Zipper has already survived 13 Minnesota winters on a 2 wheeler. mnhpva.org/MNbikes/pix/MarkWinter.jpg Rode around town and across a couple of lakes, then found a large, empty skating rink to practice drag race starts and cornering for Saturday's "World Championship Ice HPV Races". mnhpva.org/ice/Ice2003.html I'll be running in the new "studless" class and the technique is so much different. Understeer or oversteer are determined by how hard you pedal through the turns, and the transition between the two is nearly instantaneous. In the past, on a purpose built FWD RSS ice racer, I've always been able to go into the turns full speed and pedal hard all the way though. |
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