I've got a single leg Pletscher on my AHH, it's really not adequate when I
load up my trunksack. Next Riv order will include a two-legger.
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But Tom the new one is bigger, and different tubes, and and I'll think of some
more excuses soon.
Kelly
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I have mixed feelings about the Pletscher 2-legger. It's definitely more
stable than a 1-legger but both my wife and I tend to put too much
confidence in it, and both of our bikes (Hilsen and Betty) have fallen over
several times while on the stand. I understand the falling over when it's
With the bike built up especially the rack, the tentacular stays
blend right in don't call attention to themselves. It'll take
serious bike nerds to even notice.
dougP
On Feb 19, 2:49 am, Tom Harrop twhar...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi RBW,
I've finally put the finishing touches together, so
I use a single leg on my 58 cm Atlantis have to be careful when I
have bags on the rear. With front low riders and a stuffed handlebar
bag it's OK. But 58 isn't overly tall either.
I tried a clickstand a while back, it really works well but is a bit
of a nuisance to use. A couple of my
Great bikes and great pictures. Appears the two of you are really
having a blast!
On Feb 19, 4:49 am, Tom Harrop twhar...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi RBW,
I've finally put the finishing touches together, so here's a link to a few
photos of my 68 cm Bombadil. http://flic.kr/p/bvSB28 Scroll through to
Tom
Now that is sweet and I wish I hadn't looked ... now I want one. :)
Kelly
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Yes, because this one http://flic.kr/p/bafis6 is clearly inadequate, you
oughta be ashamed!
Jokes aside, have you (or has anyone else) had problems with tall, heavy
bikes, carrying bags and/or baskets loads, toppling over on kickstands? I
was planning to put one of the two-leggers on my Bomba,
I've found that a cheap, Greenfield rear-dropout stand works better with
heavy rear loads, even assymetrical loads, than any Pletscher or Velo
Orange 2-leg stand.
Trikes work better than the Greenfield.
On Mon, Feb 20, 2012 at 6:17 PM, Tom Harrop twhar...@gmail.com wrote:
Yes, because this one
