Let's put suspension on everything!

[SMS]

"http://store.logomats4less.com/jeep-willys-kawasaki-tricycle.html"

It's getting very hard to buy a non-racing bicycle without suspension
these days. It's disappointing to see how things are bundled. If you
want the better components, it's like you have to take the suspension.

[Jorg Lueke]

On May 28, 1:46 pm, SMS > wrote:
> "http://store.logomats4less.com/jeep-willys-kawasaki-tricycle.html"
>
> It's getting very hard to buy a non-racing bicycle without suspension
> these days. It's disappointing to see how things are bundled. If you
> want the better components, it's like you have to take the suspension.


Do you really fit on that bike?!?

[SMS]

Jorg Lueke wrote:
> On May 28, 1:46 pm, SMS > wrote:
>> "http://store.logomats4less.com/jeep-willys-kawasaki-tricycle.html"
>>
>> It's getting very hard to buy a non-racing bicycle without suspension
>> these days. It's disappointing to see how things are bundled. If you
>> want the better components, it's like you have to take the suspension.
>
>
> Do you really fit on that bike?!?

It has very long telescoping seat post and stem.

[DougC]

SMS wrote:
> "http://store.logomats4less.com/jeep-willys-kawasaki-tricycle.html"
>
> It's getting very hard to buy a non-racing bicycle without suspension
> these days. It's disappointing to see how things are bundled. If you
> want the better components, it's like you have to take the suspension.

Suspension cures addiction to lousy TV shows, removes the crabgrass from
your lawn and prevents snotty in-laws. The ownership of said bicycles is
a perfectly cromulent activity which embiggens the positive aura of
one's proclivity. And George Bush Jr. says that if you don't buy a bike
with suspension, the terrorists have already won.

Suspension is a wonderful thing, for any bike that gets used in actual
roads or trails. Also we note: there were probably people who argued
against suspensions on /cars/, way back when.
~

[Jorg Lueke]

On May 28, 11:37 pm, DougC > wrote:
>
> Suspension is a wonderful thing, for any bike that gets used in actual
> roads or trails. Also we note: there were probably people who argued
> against suspensions on /cars/, way back when.
> ~
Typically the roads I'm on in the suburbs are well enough paved for
suspension to not even cross my mind. But today I went through Saint
Paul proper and man, the patched up roads there had me bouncing around
worse than a dirt road.