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Another take on the snow bike...
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Another take on the snow bike...
Scott Gordo wrote: From the vids, this thing seems to track pretty nicely. http://www.ktrakcycle.com/home.html /s Too many moving parts to get frozen up. In the icy/snowy stuff, simpler is better. JD ex-SSnow rider |
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Another take on the snow bike...
Per Scott Gordo:
From the vids, this thing seems to track pretty nicely. http://www.ktrakcycle.com/home.html They didn't show what was on my mind as soon as I saw the still pic: how hard is this thing to pedal. All the shots seemed tb of riders going downhill - whether steep or very slight. If it's as hard to pedal uphill as I suspect, I'd think a snow board would be cheaper and lighter... -- PeteCresswell |
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Another take on the snow bike...
JD wrote:
Scott Gordo wrote: From the vids, this thing seems to track pretty nicely. http://www.ktrakcycle.com/home.html /s Too many moving parts to get frozen up. In the icy/snowy stuff, simpler is better. JD ex-SSnow rider Yeah, like skis. Pretty simple and they have been working for people since long before the bike was invented. Matt |
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