Yes, I was fine, just a few scratches on my left arm where I caught the video recorder unit which was mounted to the side of the fairing. The dogcam HQR2 recorder survived the crash due to it being well made
The bike was fine too although the fairing was scuffed up. I did some temporary repairs with gaffer tape and zip ties to get be back on the road for the other races but I am now cutting out and replacing some of the fairing panels to restore it to as new condition.
Lee... dude, your flying. Cornering on this bike is more frighting thant on a open bike (like my Nazce Fuego). Everything add's up to make it feel like your going 100 km/h. In the corners your hanging almost 45 degrees (or more). The crash is spectaculair and I'm glad your okay.
I forgot my bulletcam, to bad... I thought of it when I arrived in Tilburg. Did'nt have any place to put it anyway, but ducttape does wonders.
Lee, I am glad you were ok. That video is AMAZING. I looked at a ton of pictures first and it really helped to keep track of the bikes. I am very impressed how well the Coro Fujin performs with you as the engine. Great work.
Glad you are OK.
Cause? Fairing touched the pavement taking traction from the wheel?
Is the aerodynamic gain worthextra weight?
What about crosswinds?
Thank you.
robertgift 2 weeks ago
You are very good in time and from one second to another the things changes with a bad crash... OUCH!!!
What do think about an tricycle, an example like mine, that cannot tilt any way.
ChrisLuxembourg 2 years ago
That was RAD!
Excellent crash (now that I know your OK).
Sorry about your Coroflute. But hey, it's cheaper than glass. Hope the Fujin alright.
Great stuff.
pedalcarpusher 2 years ago
For Future reference, any rider going maybe a little bit too quick into a corner and crashing like that has "Lee'd it"
as in Sandro "Lee'd it on the 1hr " !
fardsmobile 2 years ago
Lee, small man, huge cohones!
twilwel 2 years ago 3
Yes, I was fine, just a few scratches on my left arm where I caught the video recorder unit which was mounted to the side of the fairing. The dogcam HQR2 recorder survived the crash due to it being well made
The bike was fine too although the fairing was scuffed up. I did some temporary repairs with gaffer tape and zip ties to get be back on the road for the other races but I am now cutting out and replacing some of the fairing panels to restore it to as new condition.
leew21 2 years ago
Cool stuff if you and the bent are OK
HLaB75 2 years ago
Lee... dude, your flying. Cornering on this bike is more frighting thant on a open bike (like my Nazce Fuego). Everything add's up to make it feel like your going 100 km/h. In the corners your hanging almost 45 degrees (or more). The crash is spectaculair and I'm glad your okay.
I forgot my bulletcam, to bad... I thought of it when I arrived in Tilburg. Did'nt have any place to put it anyway, but ducttape does wonders.
xlnetwork 2 years ago
Lee, I am glad you were ok. That video is AMAZING. I looked at a ton of pictures first and it really helped to keep track of the bikes. I am very impressed how well the Coro Fujin performs with you as the engine. Great work.
Duncan55Watson 2 years ago
Great video. I was glad to see you were OK on the day.
DavidHembrow 2 years ago
No wonder these bikes aren't in the Tour De France..You are flying down that track!
Glad you are ok!
CDickFly 2 years ago
@CDickFly These type of bikes would not be legal in the tour de france recumbents are not allowed. It is a pity because they are faster.
KrunchyJD 8 months ago
MAN OH MAN Lee. You were flying.
That was spin tingling.
WOW!
David
MewFushisDad 2 years ago
Wow! Except for the tight corner you really do this track in hyper speed modus.
Hope to see the coroplast guru in action again next CV.
pjotr320 2 years ago