I have a crossmax kick bike. I have not been riding it much, but the benefits of the lactic burn seem like a good reason to get back on the kick bike once in a while. Thanks Grant. On Jun 27, 9:14 am, Grant Petersen <gr...@rivbike.com> wrote: > John Blish says: > > Grant has mentioned several times that he found his KickBike convenient for > exercise and even occasional transportation during his time off the bike. > He mentioned yesterday that he is *now* "pitching that lifestyle." He ha > > Grant Says: If I wrote "now" it was a mistake. Shouldn've been "not" . > > However....whether I am now or not a card-carrying member of the Kickbike > community (and I am now not), I personally am a big fan of the things, and > they saved me from the car during my 7 weeks of no not now bike riding...and > of course, put me deep in touch with my inner lactic acid burn. > > It's now not neat to know that John Blish is not just familiar with these > things, but has a hand in selling them, and demos. I have thought about > trying to corral a few more here (we have 3) and doing some purely > noncommercial fun (and yet, anaerobic! in the thigh!) trips of a few miles > on the bike paths. > > For the cost of a carbon fiber fork, or a carbon fiber bar-stem combo, you > can get a Kickbike, and the Kickbike may do you more good, less harm, or > both. > G > > -- > Grant > Rivendell Bicycle Workswww.rivbike.com925 933 7304
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