First ride on a Bacchetta recumbent.
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can you tell me about your first time in the recumbent bike. here they are very epensive. but soon i will get one
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I don't know, I don't have one (yet) either. I'd say it probably would help with ache. I'm hopefully gonna try testing some in the near future.
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Yes,, but you will need a very low gear.
A number of standard cyclists also sit down and peddel fast. LOL
Any way ,I was thinking of getting my self such a bike as I can get back ack. Do you think a recumbent will help..
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you don't need to on a recumbent
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nice bike,,,, buti would lov too see ride up a hill on it..LOL
how would he stand out of the sadle?
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Great bike. Looks like you're having
a ball.
One tip : Your legs are cramped.
Increase the distance between the seat
and pedals before you blow your knees
out.
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I'm from the UK and owner of a Volae Club. Nice to see Bacchetta's on the go! : )
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TROY!! Nice job, the test rider looked like a pro...Rich P
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I've been riding my bachetta with small front wheel for several years. I have no regrets; only new trails to look forward to.
Stay safe and have fun everyone. This is the future.
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on the bacchetta forum, the manfactures site, is a posting that details the use of 24" front wheels on the stock for the Giro. check it out.
I was wondering, could I change out my 20 inch forks on my Giro 20 with some 26 inch forks to just try the larger wheels??
wwood14 4 years ago
The head tube angles are diffrent, you might need to call Bacchetta to check.
Troy
atlcorsa 4 years ago