I ordered a set of these on eBay for $25 each
http://www.kendausa.com/en/home/bicycle/bmx/kiniption.aspx
http://www.kendausa.com/en/home/bicycle/bmx/kiniption.aspx
Well I look cool but not quite that cool LOLSome people can pull it off just fine!
Some people can pull it off just fine!
She probably can't ride, but who cares?Well I look cool but not quite that cool LOL
It's not bad. The cheap $15 bell knobby tires I get from the hardware store here are alright, after almost 1300 miles I've gone through 2 rear tires and I'm still on the first front tire. their 1.95's on 2.125 rims. Also for they are too skinny for my liking, I like having as much grip on the road as possible. I'd like to get 2.125 knobbies on my bike but havn't found a tire tread I like yet. Got any tire recommendations?
Nice post! Hi! I'm John in Corpus, and it now strikes me as funny how after a few years reading these posts every so often, I only now thought to join in. (abbreviated post) Regularily using a gas sipping errand hopper (of whatever mode) should be agressively presented as what it is,... a manifestation of actively "hands on" behavioral patriotism...
I'm sure you're right about that. I'm good just peddling my MB on trails, knowing it still pisses some asshats off, but they can't do anything about it.
That guy was ticketed by the college police a couple years ago for riding in a bike lane. He challanged the tickets in court, and I believe he said they were dismissed.Also, When I first started looking into the Texas Laws about MB's i found this thread on another website. It is about a guy in College Station getting multiple tickets.
Anyone else seen this?
http://www.motoredbikes.com/showthread.php?t=15421
If anyone else has built a motorized road bike, I would like to see pics.
I am about to build my first one. Just ordered the Grubbee Skyhawk GT5.
I am currently commuting to work 1 or 2 times a week 16 miles each way on my road bike. It takes me about an hour each way.
I think I may be able to do it in 40 min. on a MB. Which is about the same it takes me to drive.
That's good advice, IMO. It's even more important for motorized bicycle riders than it is for regular bicyclists. Not that it's any more right or wrong for us, but we definitely have more at stake than a typical bird-flippin spandex warrior lolI will give you one important tip though, STOP AT ALL STOP SIGNS!
Also, When I first started looking into the Texas Laws about MB's i found this thread on another website. It is about a guy in College Station getting multiple tickets.
Anyone else seen this?
http://www.motoredbikes.com/showthread.php?t=15421
If anyone else has built a motorized road bike, I would like to see pics.
I am about to build my first one. Just ordered the Grubbee Skyhawk GT5.
I am currently commuting to work 1 or 2 times a week 16 miles each way on my road bike. It takes me about an hour each way.
I think I may be able to do it in 40 min. on a MB. Which is about the same it takes me to drive.