Does this bike have potential? ( no pun intended ;) )
03-27-15, 02:15 PM
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Does this bike have potential? ( no pun intended ;) )
If a crankset was attached to the rear wheel would you give it a go?
Always a fan of German engineering, they make the best toys.
Here is the article if anyone is interested in reading about it.
No pedals, no problem: German company launches adult balance bike (video) - Cycling Weekly
Always a fan of German engineering, they make the best toys.
Here is the article if anyone is interested in reading about it.
No pedals, no problem: German company launches adult balance bike (video) - Cycling Weekly
03-27-15, 02:19 PM
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You Know!? For Kids!
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03-27-15, 02:28 PM
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Definitely! Gentlemen dandies everywhere agree on this. Why, it was the biggest selling bike from 1817-1822!
03-27-15, 02:44 PM
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Probably has a ton of mountain KOM's with that. 
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Originally Posted by t3c9
If a crankset was attached to the rear wheel would you give it a go?
Flying Rider bike hangs the rider for more power
But, no... I don't see any benefit of those bikes...
Unless that first one is an advanced walker... if I ever get to 90 yrs old.
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Perfect for those cyclists who don't like saddle bags. Does it come in matte black?
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If I were going to walk/jog, why would I need that frame encumbering me?
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Originally Posted by Stucky
If I were going to walk/jog, why would I need that frame encumbering me?
As I mentioned, it would make an awesome high-tech walker for a 90 yr old, but one would probably need the 4-wheel version.
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Originally Posted by CliffordK
As I mentioned, it would make an awesome high-tech walker for a 90 yr old, but one would probably need the 4-wheel version.
