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bikes.

07/23/2007 10:40 AM

what is the problems with mono suspensions bikes?
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Re: bikes.

07/23/2007 5:10 PM

No problem.

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07/24/2007 2:46 AM

Depends on the application of the bike. Mountain bikes demand suspension, road racers demand light weight, forget suspension entirely. (also, suspension on the rear of a bike does soak up power from the rider)

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Re: bikes.

07/24/2007 11:10 AM

depends on the suspension/swingarm location relative to cranks

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Re: bikes.

07/30/2007 6:31 PM

They are too fun to ride, and the wife gets mad that the lawn isn't mowed.
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