Michael,
Those are two stunning bikes. The Quickbeam with the blue handlebar wrap
matching the blue frame accents is beautiful.
On Monday, November 3, 2014 6:26:51 PM UTC-5, Michael Rivers wrote:
... and so I changed her around again. Enjoying the beach in Cape Cod, but
missing the herd:
I mentioned this on flickr, but it needs to be said again: That blue
Quickbeam is a fantastic color!
On Tue, Nov 4, 2014 at 5:43 AM, WETH erlhous...@gmail.com wrote:
Michael,
Those are two stunning bikes. The Quickbeam with the blue handlebar wrap
matching the blue frame accents is
Amazing Beamers! I'll be curious how you and the hub get along,
particularly on long, high torque climbs.
With abandon,
Patrick
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Thanks all for the nice comments. They are pretty, but more importantly I love
to ride the snot out out of them both.
Patrick (who I thank for Luna Sandals), I wanted to have the top gear my
cruising gear because the S3X hub is direct drive in third gear, unlike other
SA three speed hubs. My
Your bike is the business! I've gone back and looked at the pictures a
couple of times. I think it looks so good because it looks so ready for
riding. Dialed.
I hope those wheels give you years and years of solid use. It looks like
they finally came home - I don't think I ever had them on the
The S3X/freewheel combo is a really great solution to making the QB more
versatile than a fixed gear or a single speed. I’ve got lots of miles on the
two S3X hubs I use, including several double centuries and a lot of climbing,
with no problems.
As I’ve postulated in other posts, I believe the
Hi Eric,
I credit you with my first hearing of putting an S3X hub on a Quickbeam when
you posted about it here, which prompted me to grab Phillip's wheelset. I too
hope that the hub is reliable, and found this video that shows the limited
number of moving parts.
http://youtu.be/AJmUds2YQ74
