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Forum: General Cycling Discussion

10-06-15, 07:30 PM

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Posted By UniGeezer

The trend for the past couple of years has been...

The trend for the past couple of years has been towards flatter saddles, especially for 36ers and unis outfitted with handles, and in my case, aerobars. The flatter profile puts less pressure on your...

Forum: General Cycling Discussion

09-26-15, 01:24 PM

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Posted By UniGeezer

Since 2010, I've done 4 centuries, a 114 miler,...

Since 2010, I've done 4 centuries, a 114 miler, 120, and 150, and so I thought the next logical step would be the 200 in 24hrs. I usually set up charity fundraisers for my long rides, and for the 200...

Forum: General Cycling Discussion

09-25-15, 08:50 PM

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Posted By UniGeezer

I'll be riding this custom 36er with aerobars and...

I'll be riding this custom 36er with aerobars and disc brake for my 24 hour, 200 mile ride on 1/14/16. It has a telescoping frame instead of a traditional seatpost.

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Forum: General Cycling Discussion

09-24-15, 08:38 AM

Replies: 47

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Posted By UniGeezer

I don't think they make studded 36er tires. I...

I don't think they make studded 36er tires. I found this 29er...

Forum: General Cycling Discussion

09-24-15, 08:19 AM

Replies: 47

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Posted By UniGeezer

Studded tires are best...

Studded tires are best...

Forum: General Cycling Discussion

09-23-15, 07:32 PM

Replies: 47

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Posted By UniGeezer

Yes to both, but CF frames are not practical...

Yes to both, but CF frames are not practical since the vast majority of weight is in the wheelset, not the frame. And aircraft strength aluminum Uni frames are far less expensive and are strong,...

Forum: General Cycling Discussion

09-23-15, 04:59 PM

Replies: 47

Unicyles

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Posted By UniGeezer

26ers, like bikes before them, are moving from...

26ers, like bikes before them, are moving from 24" to 26er size, mainly because of endless tire choices, since 24" MTB and MUni tires are becoming far and few between. The 26er is also a bit faster...

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