Here is good page that describes the Hunq. It’s one of my favorite head badges.
Lol
I thought the Hunq road pretty nicely as a trail bike when I got a chance to
ride it.
http://www.cyclofiend.com/Images/rbw/pdf/original_hunaqbook_pdf.pdf
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Here is good page that describes the Hunq. It’s one of my favorite head badges.
Lol
I thought the Hunq road pretty nicely as a trail bike when I got a chance to
ride it.
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The Hunqapillar is a pretty stout trail touring bike that basically sat between
the Atlantis and the Bombadil when it was first coming out. It’s been my
experience that it rides nicely when loaded down or when riding chunkier stuff.
The Appaloosa is different, being a bike that sits next to
Hi everyone,
I'm looking for opinions about the ride of a 58 Hunq vs a 58 Appaloosa. I
know that is pretty specific, but here's why. I just finished building up a
55 Appaloosa for my wife and we were on a ride this weekend where we traded
bikes. Both of us remarked that the Appa felt much more
I tried both on my visit to HQ, and ended up with an Appaloosa almost entirely
because it was cheaper. Not that I couldn't save up for the Hunq but it's more
money than I'm comfortable sinking into a bike at my station in life. But the
Hunq had something in the ride quality that was doing it
Would anyone speak to heel clearance on the Hunq? I've got a rear rack with
side Wald baskets on my App and there's no issue at all with heel rub.
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No question that the fork is more burly on the 2017s. I had that straight front
Grant.
If the trails and light and relatively smooth, the Appaloosa would bike fine. I
like the widest possible tires for rough trails. On a recently camping trip, I
took the Appaloosa and suffered a little over
Michelle,
I own a Hunqapillar, an Atlantis, and an Appaloosa. My Hunqapillar is by far
my favorite bike. The Hunqapillar has a longer top tube so it works better
with flat or swept-back bars. The Appaloosa has a little shorter top tube, but
it's also a bike that works well with flat or
I'd ask if you are the type who likes to have one or multiple bikes. If one go
Appa. If you like to have bikes that are more specalized get the Hunqa. I'm
sure both are great and can be used as allrounders as most Rivs can. But if ya
buy kinda smack dab in the middle like with an appa, if you
I believe that the Appaloosa started as a middle ground between hunq and
hillborne, but by the time it was made it had been made burlier and lies
between a hunq and an Atlantis. At least that's my recollection of the
chronology.
I have a hunq, which will soon be traded for an Atlantis. It is
As Deacon Patrick says, the Hunqapillar is billed/built as a full-on mountain
bike, while Riv places Appaloosa as a touring bike halfway between Hunq and
Hillborne. I've owned an Appaloosa (sold for financial/life-went-crazy reasons,
no problem with bike) and it's a spectacular road-and-trail
Trying to decide between the Hunqapillar and the Appaloosa, and I'd love
some insights from current owners. Obviously, the Hunq is more expensive
and has a longer wait time, but functionally, where does each frame shine?
What would make you choose one over the other?
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