Originally Posted by atomiczombie
Strangely enough, it's not bad at all to ride. It does feel like you are starting off in high gear, but once up to speed, look out - the beast rolls like an unstopable force. As for rolling resistance, damn if it doesn't feel as good as my lowracer. In fact, on the flats it just glides forever.
There is a video of me riding the beast on the site...
http://www.chopzone.com/gallery.htm
I would like to eventually make a chop with a venom 330 rear tire, but them puppies cost more then the tools I use for my bicycle hacking!
Cheers,
Brad
How about a middrive derailler to solve those start problems.
With that wide tire with square profile (from the roll axis view), do you need to put a leg down when you stop?
How is under steer with the disparate tire widths?
How is this in snow and ice conditions?