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  1. velovision.comshow comments.pl

    " walkmate" N's virtues
    " walkmate" N adopts advanced straight line pedaling design for the manpower device, and success in changing the pedaling span according to people's specialties in adjusting the length, exchanging the feet in any position in riding, in addition, it also makes the arm of force stable which the current bicycles cannot achieve.

    For Walkmate Next, pedaling in a straight line makes the riding comfortable and energy-saving, which can provide the rational riding way, easeful posture, and sound view.

    The bighearted saddle offers the space for the change of the riding postures and makes the riding more comfortable. The special riding mode accelerates the speed and increases of the riding frequency, which makes riding more efficient.

    Low barycenter design makes riding on and off more facile and safely by which even the urgent brake won't result in forward falling.

    Walkmate N utilizes small chainwheels with no cranks, which makes the structure more terse and the looking more innovative.

  2. i bet that came about when someone on their windtrainer suddenly came off and ploughed straight into the stairmaster!!! 🙄

  3. On 21/07/05 at 12:53:58 PiledHigher somehow managed to type:

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    Walkmate N utilizes small chainwheels with no cranks, which makes the
    structure more terse and the looking more innovative.

    Oooohh must have - I've always wanted a "terse" bike that offers a
    "sound view" with a "bighearted saddle"...:-)

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    Humbug

  4. PiledHigher said:

    http://www.velovision.com/cgi-bin/show_comments.pl?storynum=722

    Ooh, look, a castle.

    It must be ten or 15 years snce the last time this dumb idea was tried
    and failed.

    Anyone interested in starting a website charged with providing a
    long-term memory for the bike industry's goldfish?

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