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Hi to all! I used to have a Ryan recumbent. It rode smooth and bumps weren't a problem. I tried another guy's recumbent (swb) and when I hit a small hole I almost got thrown frontwards off the bike! It's true that the front wheel was a 16". But most recumbents don't have larger than 20" fronts, and I think if I had hit that hole with a 20" the result would have been similar. I'm looking into a Rans V2. Again, lwb. And 20" front. But I don't think a lwb can very easily throw you over the bars. Do those of you out there with a swb ever fear hitting a hole? I know that some models have 26-26 set-up, but that system reminds me of putting my legs over the front of my mtb handlebars--scary! Too high up! Low racers seem to not give you much view. Anyone disagree? Thanks to all for comments, ideas, etc! Brian (It's a miracle that there are still roadies out there, now that recumbents exist!) |
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http://www.ransbikes.com/ITRFusionEvolution.htmFell in love with this bike Tom |
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