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Old January 6th 05, 06:15 PM
Cycle America
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Now at our Bent Blog as:
http://www.bikeroute.com/Recumbents/...es/000073.html

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The ZBone by Reynolds Weld Lab

George Reynolds has outdone himself again! In his insatiable quest for
speed, he has concocted a bike that according to him is the "best one I
ever made". He tells me that it's the fastest bike he has ever produced
and this is coming from a man who has made some of the fastest Low
Racers on the road today; machines that push even the lightest titanium
and carbon fiber road bikes to their performance extremes whenever one
asks them for a race. And as it cooks on the flats, it also has a
voracious climbing appetite. This he says is due to the Front Wheel
Drive he is running on this machine.

And George tells me that by making the bike FWD, he also can run the
seat at the same low levels that he has with his widely respected Low
Racers. And to help with the fatigue that breaks any fast rider down, he
added a Cane Creek shock over the rear wheel. Weight Penalty with
Mounts: 1.5 lbs. All this on a *titanium* recumbent that weighs in at
under 23 lbs and not only delivers on acceleration but also on comfort.
In fact, if you go to his company website http://reynoldsweldlabs.com,
you will see that they are calling the bike, the X-Bone GTR for Grand
Touring Recumbent..

They also offer two wheel size versions. They can be outfitted with
either 20" or 700C wheels. And the whole bike travels quite easily as
well. Slip the wheels, seat and crank into a wheel bag, then loosen a
few bolts and slide the frame into a 36" x 12" x 12" box and it all
comes aboard a plane with you at no extra charge as regular luggage.

Framesets start at $2700. $3800 for the complete bike.

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Old January 7th 05, 04:18 AM
Steve Knight
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On Thu, 06 Jan 2005 18:15:04 GMT, Cycle America wrote:

Now at our Bent Blog as:
http://www.bikeroute.com/Recumbents/...es/000073.html


it looks cool but I bet a buck it has pogo. just like my limbo. when you have a
shock absorber sandwiched like that it is a problem. I only have pogo when I
really crack hard but still it is an issue.

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