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Step 8Ride the FWD/CS/SR Bicycle
The hardest part is actually riding this contraption. It is very different from a standard bicycle.
- Your back participates in pedaling.
- Standing starts are difficult. (A low gear helps.)
- Pedaling affects steering. With practice you can learn to steer with your feet.
- If you have no shocks, you may wish to slightly underinflate the tires.
- If the seat is not completely stable, you will lose energy and control trying to keep the seat straight.
- Lastly, people will gawk at your bike, as they try to figure out how it works.
Enjoy!
- Your back participates in pedaling.
- Standing starts are difficult. (A low gear helps.)
- Pedaling affects steering. With practice you can learn to steer with your feet.
- If you have no shocks, you may wish to slightly underinflate the tires.
- If the seat is not completely stable, you will lose energy and control trying to keep the seat straight.
- Lastly, people will gawk at your bike, as they try to figure out how it works.
Enjoy!
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Jul 5, 2011. 2:46 AMtonyscott
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it's a nice idea as a starting point, next I'd paint and make a better chair, congratulations mate.
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Aug 11, 2010. 8:43 AMnantachayo
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cheap but enjoy
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Apr 4, 2009. 5:44 PMhenryxdam
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lol pure awesome!
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