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Re: This bike shouldn't be slow

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  1. Dukester said:

    I rode it once on a 15 miler from my house to the lake and it was


    awful.

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    Just sluggish and I was truly struggling.

    In addition to what the others have said regarding hubs, note that
    perception can really fool you. Are both bikes equipped with
    speedometers or are you otherwise carefully tracking your time vs
    distance?

    RFM

  2. "Fritz M" wrote: (clip) note that perception can really fool you. (clip)
    ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
    Very good point. A friend of mine recently upgraded to a better wood lathe.
    He complained that the new lathe lacked power--turned out that it was
    quieter.

  3. Fritz M said:
    Dukester said:

    I rode it once on a 15 miler from my house to the lake and it was
    awful. Just sluggish and I was truly struggling.

    In addition to what the others have said regarding hubs, note that
    perception can really fool you. Are both bikes equipped with
    speedometers or are you otherwise carefully tracking your time vs
    distance?

    RFM

    Note OP's commute times. 30 minutes on hybrid vs 48 minutes on Peugeot.
    That seems pretty empirical to me. I'd go with hub/bb/brake diagnosis
    first.

    Tom

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