So, Drew, what did you end up doing?..
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I believe Jobst Brandt had only one bike and he went everywhere! I think you
can satisfy want and need all in one shot. You want an Atlantis and at that
point you only need one bike! Done!
Optimization is the enemy of opportunity. I've had more fun using the "wrong"
bike than using what would
Everybody stop talking. I know exactly what needs to be done here.
1. Keep the Hunq which is your TBBITW (The Best Bike in the World).
2. Buy one of these: http://www.tagabikes.com. You know, under the guise of a
gift to the new baby, and all.
You're welcome. My work here is done.
Leah
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I can't really add anything meaningful regarding which bike to keep/get. My
personal preference is 100% Atlantis over Hunqapillar, but I'm not you.
What I would recommend is for you to ask yourself. "What will I regret the
most?
Selling the Hunqapillar to get the Atlantis or keeping the
Dear Drew,
It really depends on how you use your bikes.
For example, if you own no car (or lack access to it during the week), commute
farther than easy walk/run distance, and do not have good access to transit,
then having two machines that at least overlap in this vital function is a very
My response, learned late after many other responses, would be to sell any
that you are dissatisfied with but keep any that you really like, even if
you haven't used them much recently. IME, as soon as you sell something you
like, you'll find that you really, really did want it and will go out
I'd keep the Hunqapillar. You will have so much fun pulling a trailer with it.
Sam might be more versatile but it'll be easier to find and fund a Sam if you
later regret selling yours. Or just store everything else at the homes of
friends and relatives. :)
Btw, what are the other two bikes?
Say you had a hunqapillar, a Sam and a couple vintage bikes. But mostly the
hunq and Sam got ridden and you felt like you lived a really nice bike life.
Then let's say you were trying to have a kid and you lived in a small house and
bike room could no longer be bike room. Let's also say that a
