hippy said:I've seen a guy on a black Cannondale duallie riding east on Whitehorse Rd.
Slicked up for commuting I guess.. kinda silly but I guess it'd be comfy and
if you've only got one bike it's a cheap solution.
I'd like a duallie commuter just for pimpin' value and the ability to
'play around' mid-commute..
hippy
I did the slicked duallie commute for a couple of years until I resurrected the hardtail mongrel and realised just how much power i was losing in bouncity bounce...
But it wasn't too bad once you got used to it, and the cushyness was appreciated at times like jumping curbs or bridge rd bluestones... (moreso when I moved back to unsuspended! 🙂 ), although it was a lightweight, shortish-travel duallie. Have seen the odd commuter on something much more oriented to downhill, which baffles me...
Likewise, the ready availability of cheap, tonne-weight duallies has been a sad thing - Seen many budding commuters riding one of those hefty monstrosities...
Or people commuting on knobbly tyres... hmm...