New GENUS ...of Bicycle... Can you make this Sunnycle
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Re: New GENUS ...of Bicycle... Can you make this Sunnycle
Postby bychosis » Fri Aug 24, 2012 7:30 am
This ins certainly an interesting thread, thinking out of the box. I was however waiting for the "please send $xxxx to Nigeria for the detailed drawings so you can apply for the patent and make $xxxxxxxxxxxxx to rescue etc etc.
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Re: New GENUS ...of Bicycle... Can you make this Sunnycle
Postby John Lewis » Fri Aug 24, 2012 8:06 pm
From memory linear drive was on this design.
It appears that Graeme Obree's bike for Battle Mountain is Linear drive.
It will be interesting to see how it goes.
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It appears that Graeme Obree's bike for Battle Mountain is Linear drive.
It will be interesting to see how it goes.
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Re: New GENUS ...of Bicycle... Can you make this Sunnycle
Postby sunny_fruit » Sun Mar 12, 2017 6:44 am
I made it from scrap ... now it remains to learn to drive it...
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New GENUS of Bicycle Can you make this Sunnycle
Postby TimothyKig » Wed Jan 30, 2019 12:25 am
Grats on the new bike
most recumbent bikes i have seen are the low to the ground trike affairs more like a grownups version of the big wheels, this one is so excellent its no wonder it did spectacularly in its class.
did you get to test ride one? how did it ride? how was the center of balance? how was the cornering? what was it like starting and stopping?
most recumbent bikes i have seen are the low to the ground trike affairs more like a grownups version of the big wheels, this one is so excellent its no wonder it did spectacularly in its class.
did you get to test ride one? how did it ride? how was the center of balance? how was the cornering? what was it like starting and stopping?
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Re: New GENUS ...of Bicycle... Can you make this Sunnycle
Postby ldrcycles » Wed Jan 30, 2019 2:05 pm
The fact it's just shy of two years since Sunny last posted anything might give a hint as to how well it went..
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