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12-15-2004, 12:20 PM

BikingBill wrote:
> I believe a faster unfaired recumbent could be built.
>
> 1. Dual Aero 650 wheels ... the kind that Nytro sells for about $1000
a
> pop.
>
> 2. Computer modeled aerodynamic frameset.
>
> Never assume that you have designed "the best possible." There's
> always room for improvement.
Darn close:
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Jeff

12-15-2004, 12:54 PM

Carl,

There is one in Weslake, Village CA. If you want to contact the owner
let me know. He is a past CAT2 road racer and would allow a test ride.
But as you know, the adaptation of muscle groups to a very open
positioned bent takes time to maximize performance potential. As I
recall, your experience has been on closed postion bents in the past
approximating a upright riding posture. The NoCom taxes heavily the
hamstrings and de emphasizes other muscle groups. It took me over 1,000
miles of riding till I really acclimated to the bike.

The other NoComs are locasted in the San Fernando Valley, CA at
Bentupcycles.com, with 2 in Chicago, IL, 1 in Indianapolis, IN, 2 in
the Washington DC area, 1 in the UK, 1 in Denmark, and 1 in Australia.

Holiday cheers,
Johnny [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]

Carl Sundquist wrote:

> "Johnny NoCom" <"Johnny NoCom"@bentrideronline.com> wrote in message >
> > Carl,
> >
> > The real issue is, how fast YOU WOULD GO on the NoCom.
> >
> > Most certainly much quicker than any Tim Brummer non faired bike.
> >
> > Holiday cheers,
> >
> > Johnny [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]
> >
>
> So where can I try one?

12-15-2004, 12:54 PM

Carl,

There is one in Weslake, Village CA. If you want to contact the owner
let me know. He is a past CAT2 road racer and would allow a test ride.
But as you know, the adaptation of muscle groups to a very open
positioned bent takes time to maximize performance potential. As I
recall, your experience has been on closed postion bents in the past
approximating a upright riding posture. The NoCom taxes heavily the
hamstrings and de emphasizes other muscle groups. It took me over 1,000
miles of riding till I really acclimated to the bike.

The other NoComs are locasted in the San Fernando Valley, CA at
Bentupcycles.com, with 2 in Chicago, IL, 1 in Indianapolis, IN, 2 in
the Washington DC area, 1 in the UK, 1 in Denmark, and 1 in Australia.

Holiday cheers,
Johnny [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]

Carl Sundquist wrote:

> "Johnny NoCom" <"Johnny NoCom"@bentrideronline.com> wrote in message >
> > Carl,
> >
> > The real issue is, how fast YOU WOULD GO on the NoCom.
> >
> > Most certainly much quicker than any Tim Brummer non faired bike.
> >
> > Holiday cheers,
> >
> > Johnny [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]
> >
>
> So where can I try one?

12-15-2004, 12:54 PM

Carl,

There is one in Weslake, Village CA. If you want to contact the owner
let me know. He is a past CAT2 road racer and would allow a test ride.
But as you know, the adaptation of muscle groups to a very open
positioned bent takes time to maximize performance potential. As I
recall, your experience has been on closed postion bents in the past
approximating a upright riding posture. The NoCom taxes heavily the
hamstrings and de emphasizes other muscle groups. It took me over 1,000
miles of riding till I really acclimated to the bike.

The other NoComs are locasted in the San Fernando Valley, CA at
Bentupcycles.com, with 2 in Chicago, IL, 1 in Indianapolis, IN, 2 in
the Washington DC area, 1 in the UK, 1 in Denmark, and 1 in Australia.

Holiday cheers,
Johnny [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]

Carl Sundquist wrote:

> "Johnny NoCom" <"Johnny NoCom"@bentrideronline.com> wrote in message >
> > Carl,
> >
> > The real issue is, how fast YOU WOULD GO on the NoCom.
> >
> > Most certainly much quicker than any Tim Brummer non faired bike.
> >
> > Holiday cheers,
> >
> > Johnny [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]
> >
>
> So where can I try one?

12-15-2004, 12:54 PM

Carl,

There is one in Weslake, Village CA. If you want to contact the owner
let me know. He is a past CAT2 road racer and would allow a test ride.
But as you know, the adaptation of muscle groups to a very open
positioned bent takes time to maximize performance potential. As I
recall, your experience has been on closed postion bents in the past
approximating a upright riding posture. The NoCom taxes heavily the
hamstrings and de emphasizes other muscle groups. It took me over 1,000
miles of riding till I really acclimated to the bike.

The other NoComs are locasted in the San Fernando Valley, CA at
Bentupcycles.com, with 2 in Chicago, IL, 1 in Indianapolis, IN, 2 in
the Washington DC area, 1 in the UK, 1 in Denmark, and 1 in Australia.

Holiday cheers,
Johnny [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]

Carl Sundquist wrote:

> "Johnny NoCom" <"Johnny NoCom"@bentrideronline.com> wrote in message >
> > Carl,
> >
> > The real issue is, how fast YOU WOULD GO on the NoCom.
> >
> > Most certainly much quicker than any Tim Brummer non faired bike.
> >
> > Holiday cheers,
> >
> > Johnny [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]
> >
>
> So where can I try one?

12-15-2004, 01:06 PM

Bill,

I was referring to "production" bikes available to the general public.
I am convinced there is NO production bike faster unfaired bar none.

Rob's Haichi is a beautiful bike and really flies but I'd suspect a bit
more
restrictive in line of sight as all our NoCom riders see the road clearly
with little obstruction.

Holiday cheers,
Johnny [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]

BikingBill wrote:

> I believe a faster unfaired recumbent could be built.
>
> 1. Dual Aero 650 wheels ... the kind that Nytro sells for about $1000 a
> pop.
>
> 2. Computer modeled aerodynamic frameset.
>
> Never assume that you have designed "the best possible." There's
> always room for improvement.

12-15-2004, 01:06 PM

Bill,

I was referring to "production" bikes available to the general public.
I am convinced there is NO production bike faster unfaired bar none.

Rob's Haichi is a beautiful bike and really flies but I'd suspect a bit
more
restrictive in line of sight as all our NoCom riders see the road clearly
with little obstruction.

Holiday cheers,
Johnny [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]

BikingBill wrote:

> I believe a faster unfaired recumbent could be built.
>
> 1. Dual Aero 650 wheels ... the kind that Nytro sells for about $1000 a
> pop.
>
> 2. Computer modeled aerodynamic frameset.
>
> Never assume that you have designed "the best possible." There's
> always room for improvement.

12-15-2004, 01:06 PM

Bill,

I was referring to "production" bikes available to the general public.
I am convinced there is NO production bike faster unfaired bar none.

Rob's Haichi is a beautiful bike and really flies but I'd suspect a bit
more
restrictive in line of sight as all our NoCom riders see the road clearly
with little obstruction.

Holiday cheers,
Johnny [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]

BikingBill wrote:

> I believe a faster unfaired recumbent could be built.
>
> 1. Dual Aero 650 wheels ... the kind that Nytro sells for about $1000 a
> pop.
>
> 2. Computer modeled aerodynamic frameset.
>
> Never assume that you have designed "the best possible." There's
> always room for improvement.

12-15-2004, 01:06 PM

Bill,

I was referring to "production" bikes available to the general public.
I am convinced there is NO production bike faster unfaired bar none.

Rob's Haichi is a beautiful bike and really flies but I'd suspect a bit
more
restrictive in line of sight as all our NoCom riders see the road clearly
with little obstruction.

Holiday cheers,
Johnny [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]

BikingBill wrote:

> I believe a faster unfaired recumbent could be built.
>
> 1. Dual Aero 650 wheels ... the kind that Nytro sells for about $1000 a
> pop.
>
> 2. Computer modeled aerodynamic frameset.
>
> Never assume that you have designed "the best possible." There's
> always room for improvement.

12-15-2004, 01:47 PM

You all are looking at the VK Low racer,Actually we are forgetting
that the Optima Baron is setting all sort of records racing in Europe.
NP

Johnny NoCom wrote:
> Here is the fastest stock bike in the known universe
>
> [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]
>
> Time for all you intelligent riders to order one just in time for the
> holiday season.
>
> There is nothing better than flying down the road on a splitter bike
and
> passing everything in sight including those old school slowracer
> antiques and upwrong ass hatchets with slither's of leather up their
ass
> .
>
> Holiday Cheers,
> Johnny [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]