Niall Estick
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A recumbant is like a fat lass.
Ok for a ride but you wouldn't want to be caught riding one.
Ok for a ride but you wouldn't want to be caught riding one.
byegad said:Possibly,although I have a 1978 edition of Richards Bicycle book with some old line drawings. One shows some 'young bloods' descending a steep hill with their legs over the handle bars. I assume to a) get their feet out of the way of the pedals andso if they do go over the top they can attempt to land feet first!
Rather them than me!
byegad said:Possibly,although I have a 1978 edition of Richards Bicycle book with some old line drawings. One shows some 'young bloods' descending a steep hill with their legs over the handle bars. I assume to a) get their feet out of the way of the pedals andso if they do go over the top they can attempt to land feet first!
Rather them than me!
Hilldodger said:As a professional and long distance penny farthing rider I can assure you that the bike running away with you is the main problem.
There's a rule connected with riding pennies "If you can't see the bottom of the hill you don't ride down it"
byegad said:I stand corrected and thanks.
Sighs.............. Another fine theory blown away by the facts.
Niall Estick said:A recumbant is like a fat lass.
Ok for a ride but you wouldn't want to be caught riding one.
Niall Estick said:A recumbant is like a fat lass.
Ok for a ride but you wouldn't want to be caught riding one.
Arch said:Nah, never let facts get in the way of a good theory!![]()