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swamprun
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On Thu, 16 Dec 2004 07:35:03 +0000, Johnny NoCom wrote:
> Jeff,
>
> As stated elsewhere, we have nothing to prove. Anyone with the slightest
> inkling of knowledge regarding bike design can clearly see the advantages
> the NoCom possesses.
>
> Having this bike win many races would be a unnecessary endeavor. The
> current crop of lucky owners have glowing reports for this wundersled.
> What others fail to see or not understand will be their loss.
There have also been reports of extremely poor turning radius, marginal
improvements in speed compared to other recumbent bikes, and even a
nocom getting blown away in an impromptu race.
Another thing you FAIL to mention. This bike is expensive !!! What
is the total cost for a fully decked out nocom ? Something like
$7000 !!!
> Jeff,
>
> As stated elsewhere, we have nothing to prove. Anyone with the slightest
> inkling of knowledge regarding bike design can clearly see the advantages
> the NoCom possesses.
>
> Having this bike win many races would be a unnecessary endeavor. The
> current crop of lucky owners have glowing reports for this wundersled.
> What others fail to see or not understand will be their loss.
There have also been reports of extremely poor turning radius, marginal
improvements in speed compared to other recumbent bikes, and even a
nocom getting blown away in an impromptu race.
Another thing you FAIL to mention. This bike is expensive !!! What
is the total cost for a fully decked out nocom ? Something like
$7000 !!!