Anything that makes pedalling uphill easier is a good thing as far as I'm concerned, and I want one of these Copenhagen Wheels, but I'm pretty sure that when it goes on sale I'd have to take out a second mortgage to be able to afford it.
my pal would love one of they wheels,he might even go cycling if he had one,he's a lazy 'stard,but it would be good for recovery after an injury,or charging your phone,i love going up hill the real way,the mans way
Sounds very nice, I have a 1250 version although 1000cc versions are usually the fastest. I do use an old bicycle to ride to work when ever I can to save on fuel and maintenance costs.
Sounds very nice, I have a 1250 version although 1000cc versions are usually the fastest. I do use an old bicycle to ride to work when ever I can to save on fuel and maintenance costs.
It was nice being able to buy British on merit, rather than nostalgia. Wanted a smaller bike really, but forced into a bigger machine as I wanted factory panniers. Very civilised for pootling despite being ludicrously fast if you open it up. No idea what happens if you turn the throttle more than a quarter turn! It's a triumph sprint 1050
It was nice being able to buy British on merit, rather than nostalgia. Wanted a smaller bike really, but forced into a bigger machine as I wanted factory panniers. Very civilised for pootling despite being ludicrously fast if you open it up. No idea what happens if you turn the throttle more than a quarter turn! It's a triumph sprint 1050
Mines a Suzuki Bandit GT. Reasonably quick and much faster than most cars. Having said that, my Scott CR1 road bicycle was faster than a lot of cars today. Traffic was in one part. Wasnt even rush hour either.
With or without an engine, s are simply better.
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