The stiffness of the frame also makes a bike feel fast/reactive versus
slow/inert, to me, anyway. In my brief ride on a Roadeo, it felt responsive and
springy like a skinny tire road bike. But then again, it's pretty obvious that
a lot of perceptions of "fastness" have a lot more to with looks a
On Sat, 2013-05-11 at 07:45 -0700, Doug Williams wrote:
> I also found the review frustratingly vague. As you said, he talks
> about geometry, but doesn’t specify what he means. To be fair, most
> bike reviews are like this one: a gloss over without offering any
> specifics.
>
> He also says, “The
I also found the review frustratingly vague. As you said, he talks about
geometry, but doesn’t specify what he means. To be fair, most bike reviews
are like this one: a gloss over without offering any specifics.
He also says, “The San Marcos gets you where you want to go in comfort and
style
On Thu, 2013-05-09 at 10:03 -0600, René Sterental wrote:
> http://www.bicycletimesmag.com/content/review-soma-fabrications-san-marcos
What do you think he means by "geometry"?
For example, the following: "For those of us used to more modern
geometry, the extra top tube looks like overkill," and
http://www.bicycletimesmag.com/content/review-soma-fabrications-san-marcos
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