fellow bikers, feel ur speed at Coastal Road is too slow?

• markzz

  20 Feb 06, 15:41

  Get one of this REccumbent Road Trike!
  
  
  
  For more info, view:
  
  http://www.windcheetah.co.uk/hypersport.htm#MEDIA/hypersport2.jpg
  
  
• ^tamago^

  20 Feb 06, 15:46

  .... u salesman ah.
• seow

  20 Feb 06, 15:54

  Originally posted by markzz:

  Get one of this REccumbent Road Trike!
  
  
  
  For more info, view:
  
  http://www.windcheetah.co.uk/hypersport.htm#MEDIA/hypersport2.jpg
  
  

  Looks like trash.
  
  And for the price paid, i can get a Specialized M5 frame and make it go below 9kg quite easily.
• markzz

  20 Feb 06, 15:55

  Originally posted by ^tamago^:

  .... u salesman ah.

  Say say only mah...
  
  Dunno can import 1 into Singapore or not.
  
  Can Legally chiong down mt Faber at over 100km/h(no speed limits on human powered bicycles mah )
  
  
  u wanna buy?
• markzz

  20 Feb 06, 15:56

  Originally posted by seow:

  Looks like trash.
  
  And for the price paid, i can get a Specialized M5 frame and make it go below 9kg quite easily.

  This bike is for road use la. It's very aerodynamic..can even outrun a Trek Madonne SSLx riden by a rider of the same level at Coastal Road!
• leoloe

  21 Feb 06, 00:28

  At the cycling tracks i thought i saw speed limits. 15 if i m not wrong. but we ride bicycles easily surpass 15km/h... how? i wonder if anyone got caught ' speeding' before haha!
• ^tamago^

  21 Feb 06, 00:32

  whoa, why keep asking us to buy. haha.
  
  singapore no space to ride at 100km/h one. i'll rather rely on my legpower to get me at 60km/h enough liao, same speed as the cars can liao.
• sinicker

  21 Feb 06, 00:34

  Originally posted by leoloe:

  At the cycling tracks i thought i saw speed limits. 15 if i m not wrong. but we ride bicycles easily surpass 15km/h... how? i wonder if anyone got caught ' speeding' before haha!

  along east coast park, i always cycle at 30-35km/h.
• skeujin

  21 Feb 06, 00:34

  wld get one if i had space at my corridor to park it...
• ^tamago^

  21 Feb 06, 00:41

  haha. think get motorised also better leh.... really, if we can get 100km/h, i might as well use it to run alongside a tour bus to KL...haha.
• HENG@

  21 Feb 06, 00:53

  i got my cheap mountain bike up to 50km/h b4, gd enuf le
• nick34

  21 Feb 06, 02:41

  Originally posted by ^tamago^:

  haha. think get motorised also better leh.... really, if we can get 100km/h, i might as well use it to run alongside a tour bus to KL...haha.

  ermmm tour bus on NSH is way above the speed of 100km/h
• markzz

  21 Feb 06, 11:26

  Originally posted by sinicker:

  along east coast park, i always cycle at 30-35km/h.

  I dat time chiong 51km/h pass a mata at ECP.
  
  He didn't chase me to give me a speeding ticket leh!
  
  
  MY max speed down faber was 68km/h
  
  scary sia...accelerate even when near the hairpin (straightways very short nia )
  
  den jam the brakes and slow down to 40km.h+ before taking the corner!
  
  Got once my wheel tapped the guardrail when I understeered!
  
  thank goodness I managed to steer away from the guardrail b4 my bike flipped!
• sinicker

  21 Feb 06, 11:30

  wah so fast. my fastest was only 47.5km/h down loyang ave.
• Ito_^

  21 Feb 06, 11:32

  can organise legal night races liao.
• ^tamago^

  21 Feb 06, 11:55

  Originally posted by nick34:

  ermmm tour bus on NSH is way above the speed of 100km/h

  average is 95km/h only. still takes 4 hours to reach KL. sian.
• redname

  21 Feb 06, 16:52

  bicycle wanna go 100km/h?
  
  u must be dreaming, tis one not motorbike leh
• markzz

  21 Feb 06, 20:10

  Originally posted by redname:

  bicycle wanna go 100km/h?
  
  u must be dreaming, tis one not motorbike leh

  Lance Armstong done 150km/h downhill on a Road bike
• ^tamago^

  21 Feb 06, 20:17

  Originally posted by markzz:

  Lance Armstong done 150km/h downhill on a Road bike

  tat is france. and indicate source of ur quote. thanks.
• markzz

  21 Feb 06, 21:21

  Originally posted by ^tamago^:

  tat is france. and indicate source of ur quote. thanks.

  Ya la..just saying that the road bike is capable of such speeds.
  
  As for the Reccumbent bike, bike story sells it in Singapore!
  
  wanna know more?
  
  http://www.bikestory.com/
  
  
• ^tamago^

  21 Feb 06, 22:17

  Originally posted by markzz:

  Ya la..just saying that the road bike is capable of such speeds.
  
  As for the Reccumbent bike, bike story sells it in Singapore!
  
  wanna know more?
  
  http://www.bikestory.com/
  
  

  look, u're not answering my qn. u're promoting ur product. i'm not interested in ur sales pitch, but because of ur actions, i wun even consider such a thing.
• ^tamago^

  21 Feb 06, 22:19

  Originally posted by markzz:

  Ya la..just saying that the road bike is capable of such speeds.
  
  As for the Reccumbent bike, bike story sells it in Singapore!
  
  wanna know more?
  
  http://www.bikestory.com/
  
  

  look, u're not answering my qn. clearly, u're promoting ur product. i'm not interested in ur sales pitch, but because of ur actions, i wun even consider such a bike.
• nick34

  22 Feb 06, 01:11

  Originally posted by ^tamago^:

  average is 95km/h only. still takes 4 hours to reach KL. sian.

  that i dunno ... haha ... what i know is when im on NSH travelling at 110km/h ... those malaysia plate lorries and buses still can overtake me at times
• ^tamago^

  22 Feb 06, 01:23

  Originally posted by nick34:

  that i dunno ... haha ... what i know is when im on NSH travelling at 110km/h ... those malaysia plate lorries and buses still can overtake me at times

  haha. must be i take the wrong bus.
• redname

  22 Feb 06, 10:25

  Originally posted by markzz:

  Lance Armstong done 150km/h downhill on a Road bike

  u already said its lance armstrong liao. i might as well say valentino rossi can beat F1 cars