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Old 01-14-14 | 08:57 PM
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turbo1889
Transportation Cyclist
 
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From: Montana U.S.A.

Bikes: Too many to list, some I built myself including the frame. I "do" ~ Human-Only-Pedal-Powered-Cycles, Human-Electric-Hybrid-Cycles, Human-IC-Hybrid-Cycles, and one Human-IC-Electric-3way-Hybrid-Cycle

I absolutely do not try to break my front tire loose swerving around on purpose !!! Just a touch of the rear brake and feeling how much traction there is before the rear wheel starts to skid is all that is needed to "test" and I do do that quite often. Recovering from a rear wheel skid without going down is nothing and just involves letting off the brake and re-balancing and steering out of the skid; way better then trying to recovering from your front tire going squirrelly on you and out to one side in a slide, that's potential face plant territory !!! At least that how it be with a two wheel front and rear wheel bicycle, on a trike with three point triangular stability its a different story.
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