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Old 06-17-20 | 07:03 AM
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Originally Posted by Irishred
Any old cranks out there that mountain bike in Ky? I'm wanting to buddy up with someone who is open to try out the bike trails around Mammoth Cave National Park. I'm not fast as I ride a suspension free recumbent with big tires, but would like to try out a couple of the trails in the park that are not very technical with a fellow rider.
You can really ride a recumbent on trails? Seems to me most of them look slow-steering and you can't stand on the pedals going over bigger bumps. Also maybe hard to get your foot down if you tip over?

But I don't know anything for sure and realize that there are a number of different styles of recumbent. A friend of mine let me ride on his e-bike conversion of a "Day Six" bike that has a somewhat "kicked out" front wheel. I just rode it around a parking lot and it felt unstable as all get out, like riding a chopper when I'm used to a cafe racer!
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