Anyone see the OLN thing on bents in the past few days? A DF guy on today's ride mentioned it.
thanks, bill g
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Anyone see the OLN thing on bents in the past few days? A DF guy on today's ride mentioned it.
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a&b said:
Anyone see the OLN thing on bents in the past few days? A DF guy on today's ride mentioned
it. thanks,I saw OLN's Bicycle Journal (or something like that) from this weekend and it had a
segment on Bents.I think it was from 1997 since one of the other segments mentioned a new Giro helmet being
1997 editor's choice, with BikeE having a prominent presentation, Vision a close second in the
'bent segment.They talked about short vs. long wheel base a little, USS vs. OSS/ASS, direct vs. indirect steering,
the comfort factor (including a lot of time interviewing an older gent in a suit who rides a BikeE
on a rails-to-trails in Boston to work every day).Overall a decent show, though a bit dated now.
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a&b said:
Anyone see the OLN thing on bents in the past few days? A DF guy on today's ride mentioned
it. thanks,I saw OLN's Bicycle Journal (or something like that) from this weekend and it had a
segment on Bents.I think it was from 1997 since one of the other segments mentioned a new Giro helmet being
1997 editor's choice, with BikeE having a prominent presentation, Vision a close second in the
'bent segment.They talked about short vs. long wheel base a little, USS vs. OSS/ASS, direct vs. indirect steering,
the comfort factor (including a lot of time interviewing an older gent in a suit who rides a BikeE
on a rails-to-trails in Boston to work every day).Overall a decent show, though a bit dated now.
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