I echo Mojo's opinion from riding my QB and Legolas. QB is an extremely
comfortable bike, handles well, and is stout enough for a load. Leg' is a
race bike, and what I find to be nimble handling, other riders occasionally
call too active. I wouldn't put too much of a load on a Legolas. I've
Quickbeam Hunqabeam here, so not what you’re asking about, but I’ve been
fascinated by similarities and differences as I ride Shadowfax (my Hunqabeam)
after riding the Quickbeam exclusively for six months. Much as Jim does, I
ascribed many of the differences between the then Hunqapillar and QB
Quickbeam and Hilsen combo here.
When I go from QB to Hilsen, there's a subtle difference which I often
ascribe to the shifty bits (and wheelset differences).
But then when I shift back to the QB (like this past weekend), it reminds
me how much I really love the way that bike rides. They are
If you have access to a telephone, a Legolas is just a phone call away. Mark or
Roman would be the guys to consult.
Bill devil-on-this-shoulder Lindsay
El Cerrito, Ca
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Man, now I really want a Legolas. Good thing they're as rare as the Elvish
rings.
Eric
On Mon, Apr 16, 2018 at 10:52 PM, 'Mojo' via RBW Owners Bunch <
rbw-owners-bunch@googlegroups.com> wrote:
> John,
>
> I have a Quickbeam and Legolas and they are very different bikes.
>
> The Q is fun as you
Thank you, Joe! Maybe it’s because an Atlantis is my reference point, but I
always felt the QB was pretty lively. Great to know that the Legolas is even
sportier.
Outstanding Legolas, btw.
Roadeo owners: any comments?
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John,
I have a Quickbeam and Legolas and they are very different bikes.
The Q is fun as you describe, but it behaves like the touring bike it is.
The tubing is stout and feels it. Visually the lugs are understated and the
paint is tough and relatively thick.
The Legolas on the other hand is
