Originally Posted by
Gerry Hull
Priority is definitely speed, bro, and nothing else.
In May, a Boone, N.C. event called the Black and Blue.
204 miles, 17,000 feet climb, three states. Ego won't get me to the finish there.
So I can't afford ideas that don't work. I'm not really the knock-about-town type.
To imagine one has an original idea for a bicycle:
Now that is self-delusion.
But very few of them, original or not, have been fully thought through.
That would include a great deal of what you are sitting on now. But
don't go start having night sweats about your pulley wheels, campag-man.
That is a sram issue, far as I know.
You're in the clear, dude.
Persistence in developing an idea is a worthwhile thing, always.
It builds tolerance for failure, at the very least.
It is certainly better than talking.
There's a few guys out there like you in cyber space gerry-man. Guys like you who don't understand the first or second law of thermodynamics and are constantly trying to invent perpetual motion machines...lol.
Hey, maybe your bike will be the human powered flying machine! All you need is mount a wing to the front.
I will look for your 1 X __ in next year's TdF. I am sure it will have caught on by then.
PS: I thought I heard you coming down the road where I live. I looked out the window and it was only a road grader running x-chained.