Submitted by Nerf Herder on Fri, 26/11/2010 - 07:54.
It needs some Boxxers up front and 10" out back
"Front chain ring. 38 installed, optional 44 also included"
I would have thought you'd want a granny ring ... then again, with all that weight in the back, I guess you'd want a bit of resistance.
If you had a flat track or a flat section before the steeper bits, then I guess this could be a way to "truck" in some dirt where it was more accessible or off park/reserve etc.
They have an optional attachment for the front. I think you would need a granny ring. I worry that riding out of the saddle with a full load would snap the bike.
The part that got me thinking is tipping the load.
I have worked out the tipping option what you do is you snap on the cranks like your cracking out of the start gate in a 4x race the power transfer breaks the bike into wheelie and the gravity does the rest
It needs some Boxxers up front
and 10" out back
"Front chain ring. 38 installed, optional 44 also included"
I would have thought you'd want a granny ring ... then again, with all that weight in the back, I guess you'd want a bit of resistance.
If you had a flat track or a flat section before the steeper bits, then I guess this could be a way to "truck" in some dirt where it was more accessible or off park/reserve etc.
interesting, but bags not pedalling it when full
They have an optional attachment for the front. I think you would need a granny ring. I worry that riding out of the saddle with a full load would snap the bike.
The part that got me thinking is tipping the load.
I have worked out the tipping option what you do is you snap on the cranks like your cracking out of the start gate in a 4x race the power transfer breaks the bike into wheelie and the gravity does the rest
Nice, but only you could do that Kingy