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Walgoose I-Drive

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  1. Chocolate and peanut butter? I don't think so:

    velonews.com6205.0.html

    /s

  2. supabonbon said:

    Chocolate and peanut butter? I don't think so:

    velonews.com6205.0.html

    /s


    I rode with a guy today who had a downhill version of that
    bike on loan from Mongoose, it's pretty damn sweet. It
    pedals like an xc bike (only about 20lbs heavier). It was a
    cool setup, hardly anything on it was availble to the
    public yet.

  3. kantspel said:
    supabonbon said:

    Chocolate and peanut butter? I don't think so:

    velonews.com6205.0.html

    /s

    I rode with a guy today who had a downhill version of that
    bike on loan from Mongoose, it's pretty damn sweet. It
    pedals like an xc bike (only about 20lbs heavier). It was
    a cool setup, hardly anything on it was availble to the
    public yet.

    The i-drive design is a great pedaling contraption,
    especially suited well for a DH rig. It's a real shame GT
    had to build such a pathetic frame around it.

    --
    Slacker

  4. kantspel <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:
    supabonbon said:

    Chocolate and peanut butter? I don't think so:

    velonews.com6205.0.html

    /s


    I rode with a guy today who had a downhill version of that
    bike on loan from Mongoose, it's pretty damn sweet. It
    pedals like an xc bike (only about 20lbs heavier). It was
    a cool setup, hardly anything on it was availble to the
    public yet.

    It looks quite similar to the Schwinn iteration that's been
    out for a few years:
    schwinnbike.combikes detail.php
    I've yet to see anybody on one. /s

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