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January 14th 06, 12:31 PM
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taking out the hard work (was: Fascist cyclists)
Phil Clark wrote:
Cycling's too efficient, it takes all the hard work out and is therefore not an excellent form of exercise. Walking and running are much better... Maybe you should switch up a gear - the hard work will suddenly be put back in! I'm wondering what can be done to bikes at a reasonable cost with semiconductors these days. ISTM they'd be a lot more pleasant to ride if instead of having to adjust gears to suit the terrain you could control how hard the resistance force is. Does anyone yet make bikes with electric transmission that sophisticated yet? And if so, how much do they charge for it? -- Aidan Stanger http://www.bettercrossrail.co.uk |
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