Brian,
Did use use a bit of chain ring for your front light mount? Neat.
Wonderful pictures.
Take care,
Curtis
On Monday, February 3, 2014, stonehog stone...@gmail.com wrote:
Mike - I have a 54 Hunq and a 59 AHH (similar to the Sam). I'm 5'11 and
160 lbs for reference. I would
Sure did. Has worked perfectly for thousands of miles! :)
Brian
On Tuesday, February 4, 2014 4:32:38 AM UTC-8, Curtis wrote:
Brian,
Did use use a bit of chain ring for your front light mount? Neat.
Wonderful pictures.
Take care,
Curtis
On Monday, February 3, 2014, stonehog
A few years ago I bought a Hunq to upgrade my LHT. It's definitely not
abear. It is incredibly agile compared to theTrucker. After riding it for
a year,I wanted a lighter, faster version, so I bought a Sam. Now it's tough
to decide which to ride on any given day. After a couple years with
Mike,
I can only report my experience to give you data.
I spent half of last summer (I'm a teacher) just riding around on my
Hunqapillar. It was never too beefy. The riding around meant paved or dirt with
no hesitation in transitioning from one to the other. There were many overnight
Hi Mike,
I'm another Hunqapillar commuter (48cm.. so much smaller than yours would
be, and with 26 wheels). The Hunqapillar is no slug when riding unloaded
or lightly loaded (6 miles each way for the commute).
In fact, it feels much faster and more comfortable than my Surly Crosscheck.
I'm
Hi everyone,
I've been admiring Rivendell's website and the various Flickr pages
associated with it for a few years now. This year looks like I should
finally be able to buy one. I have a few bikes now that I have set up as
near a Rivendell as I can, but they're just not what I'm looking for
The wheelset you choose will influence how the bike feels. The Hunq is a
mounatin bike essentially that does other things well too. The Sam is a
country bike that does dirt fire roads, packed grass, and touring
really well. With lighter wheels and tires it is a fine road sport bike,
but it is
I think you would be happy with a Hunq, particularly if you are going to be
using it for touring. Jim W rides his just about everywhere, and is real
happy with it, maybe he will chime in.
Cheers,
David
it isn't a contest. Just enjoy the ride. - Seth Vidal
On Sat, Feb 1, 2014 at 12:45 PM,
