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I like these kinds of threads. They have this thread in the MTB, Road, and Fixed Forums why not here too.
Nothing more fun and interesting then checking out other peoples rides. Its cool to other set-ups and how people have accessorized. Whether for commuting or racing. An even better idea is to make this thread a sticky so that when new members or people interested in 'bents check out the board they can see the variety of them out there. I know I would have liked having a simple reference like this when I was searching for types of 'bents a couple of months ago.
I'll start. Here is my three week old '04 Catrike Speed.
Nothing more fun and interesting then checking out other peoples rides. Its cool to other set-ups and how people have accessorized. Whether for commuting or racing. An even better idea is to make this thread a sticky so that when new members or people interested in 'bents check out the board they can see the variety of them out there. I know I would have liked having a simple reference like this when I was searching for types of 'bents a couple of months ago.
I'll start. Here is my three week old '04 Catrike Speed.
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this was a pic to show my reflective table. but this is my burley limbo all decked out for night riding. so far I have about 250 miles on it in three weeks. I would have had more but I have been sick. I have new avid single digit 7 brakes for it to put on and I plan on upgrading the detailers and shifters too as I can afford it.
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OK, here's 2 pics. The first is my Volae Team and the second is my Bacchetta Aero.
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Hi Trsnrtr,
Beautiful high racers!
The Volae frame is made by Waterford, isn't it? I'll bet it's even more beautiful than your nice pic shows. And the Aero...your pic says it all...it looks fast just "standing" there! Do you notice a big difference in all-out speed between the two?
'Just curious...how'd you post the pics so large? Everytime I try to post up a pic, I have to down-size the image to fit the kb file limit. They end up as thumbnail images that can be "clicked" on to make larger for easier viewing...but I'd rather be able to post them up in a size large enough to view comfortably without having to resort to that.
Thanks for the great pics! I'll post up my pics soon. Take care.
Beautiful high racers!
The Volae frame is made by Waterford, isn't it? I'll bet it's even more beautiful than your nice pic shows. And the Aero...your pic says it all...it looks fast just "standing" there! Do you notice a big difference in all-out speed between the two?
'Just curious...how'd you post the pics so large? Everytime I try to post up a pic, I have to down-size the image to fit the kb file limit. They end up as thumbnail images that can be "clicked" on to make larger for easier viewing...but I'd rather be able to post them up in a size large enough to view comfortably without having to resort to that.
Thanks for the great pics! I'll post up my pics soon. Take care.
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Both bikes are equally great to ride and seem to be equally fast. The Aero sits a little lower (I'm short) so I tend to ride it as little more.
My pics are linked here from a directory at my ISP instead of uploaded to this board. For example, the address for the aero is https://home.insightbb.com/~dtresenriter/aero7.jpg
My pics are linked here from a directory at my ISP instead of uploaded to this board. For example, the address for the aero is https://home.insightbb.com/~dtresenriter/aero7.jpg
Originally Posted by sukispop
Hi Trsnrtr,
Beautiful high racers!
The Volae frame is made by Waterford, isn't it? I'll bet it's even more beautiful than your nice pic shows. And the Aero...your pic says it all...it looks fast just "standing" there! Do you notice a big difference in all-out speed between the two?
'Just curious...how'd you post the pics so large? Everytime I try to post up a pic, I have to down-size the image to fit the kb file limit. They end up as thumbnail images that can be "clicked" on to make larger for easier viewing...but I'd rather be able to post them up in a size large enough to view comfortably without having to resort to that.
Thanks for the great pics! I'll post up my pics soon. Take care.
Beautiful high racers!
The Volae frame is made by Waterford, isn't it? I'll bet it's even more beautiful than your nice pic shows. And the Aero...your pic says it all...it looks fast just "standing" there! Do you notice a big difference in all-out speed between the two?
'Just curious...how'd you post the pics so large? Everytime I try to post up a pic, I have to down-size the image to fit the kb file limit. They end up as thumbnail images that can be "clicked" on to make larger for easier viewing...but I'd rather be able to post them up in a size large enough to view comfortably without having to resort to that.
Thanks for the great pics! I'll post up my pics soon. Take care.
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Originally Posted by Trsnrtr
My pics are linked here from a directory at my ISP instead of uploaded to this board. For example, the address for the aero is https://home.insightbb.com/~dtresenriter/aero7.jpg
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History of my tandem bents...
The Troika (2004) was the replacement for the Screamer (1996) But we found the trike to hard to get into a hotel room when we would stay at a hotel, just too wide and too long. And who wants to spend time taring a bike apart when theres a nice hot shower waiting? So we only used it on one tour. We sold the trike and replaced it with a Longbikes Gulfstream. Still it is a very Longbike, but it takes almost no time to split it in two.
After 7 years the Screamer started to show its age, no falt of the bike. It just that loaded touring is hard on a bike. And I have always liked underseat steering better then Above seat.
The Troika (2004) was the replacement for the Screamer (1996) But we found the trike to hard to get into a hotel room when we would stay at a hotel, just too wide and too long. And who wants to spend time taring a bike apart when theres a nice hot shower waiting? So we only used it on one tour. We sold the trike and replaced it with a Longbikes Gulfstream. Still it is a very Longbike, but it takes almost no time to split it in two.
After 7 years the Screamer started to show its age, no falt of the bike. It just that loaded touring is hard on a bike. And I have always liked underseat steering better then Above seat.
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And a photo of the Gulfstream...
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I'll be starting on my Greenspeed GTR this Friday. My goal is to have the frame built before Xmas. I'll snap pics during the building process.
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Here's three of us on a beautiful day by the sea:
a yellow Dolphin (Eugene), a silver Baron (Eddie) and a blue Lynx (Sarah)
a yellow Dolphin (Eugene), a silver Baron (Eddie) and a blue Lynx (Sarah)
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Originally Posted by Rogerinchrist
Trsnrtr,
How do you like the seat on the Volae?
Sukispop,
Yes Waterford makes the frame.
How do you like the seat on the Volae?
Sukispop,
Yes Waterford makes the frame.
As far as the seat pad goes, I can't tell much difference between the dual-density foam and the regular foam. I mustjust be a M5 kind of guy. To me, it's very comfortable and I think I could ride it all day with a thin pad to cover the seat bolt heads.
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Oh and the side by side tandem... can you belive some one stole this bike? It was chained up outside the old shop, they smashed the lock (worth more then the bike) They road it about a mile before crashing it.
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Here's a pic of my Volae from today's ride:
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Here's mine! And oh so much more. Vive' La Pants!!!!
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I have a question on the process of inserting a picture of my trusty steed on this site. Can someone give me a clue? :-(
Ti-Rush, TourEasy, R-64 Sabre, HP Velotechnik Street Machine, Rans Screamer
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Hey Dr Duk,
When you hit the reply link(or use the advanced options link in the quick reply section), right down the bottom of the screen, there should be a section called Additional Options, I think the second option is called Manage Attachments. Click that button and it lets you upload pictures. You select a file on your computer and it uploads to the messageboard, and automagically gets included like my earlier response.
When you hit the reply link(or use the advanced options link in the quick reply section), right down the bottom of the screen, there should be a section called Additional Options, I think the second option is called Manage Attachments. Click that button and it lets you upload pictures. You select a file on your computer and it uploads to the messageboard, and automagically gets included like my earlier response.
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Thanks for the info Recumbent_Guy. I followed the directions and uploaded the picture but to no avail. Apparently it went to hper-space. It never attached to the reply.
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Dr Duk,
The images wont appear in the preview post option. They only appear when you post for real. The other option I can think of is that the images were too big..maybe try resizing them to make them smaller.
The images wont appear in the preview post option. They only appear when you post for real. The other option I can think of is that the images were too big..maybe try resizing them to make them smaller.
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Originally Posted by Dr. Duk
Thanks for the info Recumbent_Guy. I followed the directions and uploaded the picture but to no avail. Apparently it went to hper-space. It never attached to the reply.
Looking forward to seeing the picture of your bike. If it still doesn't work ask again.