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Howard
Guest
I *think* the Canto/Taiko might be a little quicker than a Limbo. I've
heard good things about the Hepcat/Django, and have been favorably
impressed the times I rode them. Would probably remind you somewhat of
your road bike. I bet if you live in a hilly area, you'd be quicker on a
Koosah than a Limbo, but that's just a guess.
If there's any way you could try (in increasing price) a V2, Stratus, Tour
Easy, V2 Formula, or Gold Rush Replica, I think you'd be glad you did. You
might still opt for the Limbo, but you wouldn't wonder about them later.
All of these are long-ish bikes, all have fans who have put on thousands or
10's of thousands of miles on them, and all are capable of pulling BOB's,
taking racks/panniers, and adapt well to fairings (nice in crummy weather).
Disclaimer: I haven't any first hand experience with a GRR or V2 Formula.
heard good things about the Hepcat/Django, and have been favorably
impressed the times I rode them. Would probably remind you somewhat of
your road bike. I bet if you live in a hilly area, you'd be quicker on a
Koosah than a Limbo, but that's just a guess.
If there's any way you could try (in increasing price) a V2, Stratus, Tour
Easy, V2 Formula, or Gold Rush Replica, I think you'd be glad you did. You
might still opt for the Limbo, but you wouldn't wonder about them later.
All of these are long-ish bikes, all have fans who have put on thousands or
10's of thousands of miles on them, and all are capable of pulling BOB's,
taking racks/panniers, and adapt well to fairings (nice in crummy weather).
Disclaimer: I haven't any first hand experience with a GRR or V2 Formula.