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Crank Forward Forum
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Wijnandt T. de Vries
 Apr 23, 08 - 4:45 AM |
A new and diferent kind of Crank Forward bike
It's worthwhile to have a look at http://www.biocycle.info/default.asp?clang=2 It looks nice, certainly because Italians have a knack for designing beautiful things. However, the wheels are too small and the rear derailleur is apt to pick up a lot of dirt... |
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Scott
Apr 23rd, 2008 - 5:14 AM |
Re: A new and diferent kind of Crank Forward bike
It looks a lot like Canondales attempt to enter the recumbent market or a small version of Rans V2 dual 26. I don't think it fits the CF design at all. |
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MikeOnBike
Apr 23rd, 2008 - 7:54 AM |
Looks like a rebadged Maxarya
A compact long wheel base (CLWB) recumbent from Canada: http://maxarya.com/ |
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dave
Apr 23rd, 2008 - 9:23 PM |
Re: A new and diferent kind of Crank Forward bike
Looks like a good candidate for an internal geared hub. And like the above poster mentioned...looks like the maxaraya products. |
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d'Pappy
May 21st, 2008 - 1:38 PM |
Re: A new and diferent kind of Crank Forward bike
Greetings: If you're referring to the bike at this site, http://www.biocycle.info/default.asp?clang=2, you'll find it is a Maxarya. Methinks it's the Canadian company's European version. (I'm asking for the skinny on it 'cause it do look nice.) I'm a brand new newbie to the world of 'bents. After an initial 'test ride' on an old 16-speed, solid framed BikeE... I'm now a convert who needs to get one of these things in his own stable. Gotta jet. d'Pappy |
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