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Old 11-14-14 | 10:22 PM
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Bikes: 2012 Breezer Uptown Infinity, Fuji Varsity

Originally Posted by Motolegs
Is that the ride with the new spokes? Cool!
Yes! It feels so much more solid, and "correct" for this application. The big thing I noticed, was that my pedaling felt less springy, in fact no spring to it at all aside from that my shoes contributed. Finally feels solid & like a wheel meant for the job from factory. My pants were a bit snug for pedaling, but it seemed the friction fluid didn't mind the cold. I'll see how it is below freezing in a few days. I'm confident that it will be fine, especially after a few minutes in use.

As for me personally, I'm realising that because I can cruise at a higher speed on the uptown vs my old cruiser stuck in 1st gear, the wind resistance is a larger factor, which means slight adjustment in which layers I use on which trips. This will especially be important at night when there is no sun at all for any type of warmth.

- Andy
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