[python] Re: Revisiting RWD recumbents
- From: Patrick van Gompel <patrick_van_gompel@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <python@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 26 Aug 2011 20:15:16 +0200
Yes, the first few minutes feel a bit strange when I switch from Python to RWD
recumbent. Though, to me it is similar as when you have been iceskating all day
and then you start walking again. The first few steps are awkward.
You did tell your body that you are on a different bike, right? ;-p
Patrick
Date: Fri, 26 Aug 2011 10:02:30 +0200
From: dirk.bonne@xxxxxxx
To: python@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [python] Re: Revisiting RWD recumbents
Same here. Many years ago I had a RWD recumbent, but now I only try
them once in a while and it is a very dodgy experience. I own and
ride uprights without side effects... On the other hand, when I have
not ridden my python for several weeks, then the kms or so I can see
a little PSI, which then completly disappears again. So I guess if
you'd go back to RWD you'd have similar problems with a python.
Dirk
On 25.08.2011 06:14, Vi Vuong wrote:
After a few months of riding mostly pythons, I find
steering RWD recumbents almost difficult / touchy, wobbly /
shaky, huh? not a good feeling at all. Did I forget so
quickly, have the neurons moved to the legs, or my task has
change? The chest-level handlebars are too close for comfort
now. Hand freedom is gone... Has anyone notice similar
experience getting back on a RWD?
Vi
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