Road Biking - it's also a lot of fun!

[B2Bomber]

OT: titingnan ko na ng mabuti next time na may mag kring! kring! sa likod ko at baka ikaw pa ang matsambahan ko. hahaha.

goodluck po kuya sa CC.

[empy]

veed - kung daily commuting i would advise you to get something faster than a mountain bike, but a little more versatile/tougher than a roadbike. problema sa MTB is they have relatively small-diameter wheels, so it's a lot of effort for a relatively short distance traveled. i would get something with like a 32" wheel.

kung hindi ka naman racer, you don't need the aggressive form and set up of a "pure" roadbike either.

may Trek dealer ba sa SG? they offer some really good bikes called "FX (hybrid)", and "Urban". those are ideal for urban commuting. you can even get the bike they sell to police forces :police:

kung wala, there is a Taiwanese company called Giant who has some really good products too. i also like Cannondale, but they're overpriced for what you want from the bike...

[theveed]

Salamat empy...

Hanap akong trek at giant then... Didn't know the wheel diameter thing... hehe. Langya ka wala ka naman binabanggit sa SB sa kameraderie :rofl01:

[empy]

di ka nagtatanong eh

[jopet26]

im using po giant mtb both hard tail and full suspension.. both are strong ang light..




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[archangel_1911]

Who are the roadies here? Mukhang nakatulog na ah or busy nagbibike?:D

[archangel_1911]

Who are the roadbikers here? Nakatulog na yata o busy nagbibike?:D

[baludoy]

nice move by qc lgu

[dr. d]

nice move by qc lgu

i agree.
nice move.
it could've been better, though, i.e., "wider".

[Yatta]

i agree.
nice move.
it could've been better, though, i.e., "wider".

You only have to push the bike, you don't ride it. Its the same in other countries like Japan. Beats physically carrying the bike up and down the stairs.

[dr. d]

You only have to push the bike, you don't ride it. Its the same in other countries like Japan. Beats physically carrying the bike up and down the stairs.

yespo, i understand that one does not ride it while pushing it up, but
it's still easier, if the ramp were wider.
not all cyclists are lance armstrong-like, in their command of the two-wheeler.

but i guess we'll just have to wait a while, for user feedback.

[Ry_Tower]

i agree.
nice move.
it could've been better, though, i.e., "wider".

Just enough is better. Making it widerrrr makes pushing more difficult because the front wheel has the tendency to wiggle/slide which is not what you want lalo na kung madulas like after a rain or drizzle.

Wala naman ata nagcocommute na fatbike ang gamit eh.

[Yatta]

Just enough is better. Making it widerrrr makes pushing more difficult because the front wheel has the tendency to wiggle/slide which is not what you want lalo na kung madulas like after a rain or drizzle.

Wala naman ata nagcocommute na fatbike ang gamit eh.

Yeah, the narrowness makes it easier to control as the wheel is like its on rails instead of going all over the place.

[baludoy]

i wonder kung pwede gawin iyan ng las pinas lgu kasi may mga footbridge naka escalator na parati naman naka-off.

[dr. d]

i wonder kung pwede gawin iyan ng las pinas lgu kasi may mga footbridge naka escalator na parati naman naka-off.

ang daming tumatawid sa ilalim mismo nang elevated pedestrian crossing; one wonders kung may harang ang mga iyan, kaya hindi ginagamit nang pedestrian.
maybe tinatamad lang silang gumamit nang binti, dahil nga naka-off ang escalator.
rant.

[ice15]

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