Is there any activity on this Velomobile list? John Tetz -- This message comes to you via the Velomobile <at> hupi.org mailing list. Visit http://hupi.org/mailman/listinfo/velomobile to manage your subscription.
Well, I guess I woke up a couple of sleeping giants. So what's next? John T -- This message comes to you via the Velomobile <at> hupi.org mailing list. Visit http://hupi.org/mailman/listinfo/velomobile to manage your subscription.
It is winter, a cold frosty morning... But I have my 2012 velomobile to look forward to, on order ready for collection in May 2012. So time to plan for the ride home and where I'll be taking her after that. This time I'm waiting on a sub 20kg carbon-honeycombe Go-One Evo-K. Rob wrhpv.com -- This message comes to you via the Velomobile <at> hupi.org mailing list. Visit http://hupi.org/mailman/listinfo/velomobile to manage your subscription.
I just made the mail run and once again experienced the danger of trikes. Traction on that rear wheel is crucial. Without traction on that wheel, "steering" is meaningless, and you hope that when traction returns your orientation is not perpendicular to your velocity vector. Fortunately for me, my inertia was low. A brown shorts morning. Elrey, in Littleton, Versatile On Thu, Dec 1, 2011 at 23:42, Rob Hague <rob <at> wrhpv.com> wrote: > It is winter, a cold frosty morning... > But I have my 2012 velomobile to look forward to, on order ready for collection in May 2012. So time to plan for the ride home and where I'll be taking her after that. > This time I'm waiting on a sub 20kg carbon-honeycombe Go-One Evo-K. > > Rob > wrhpv.com > -- > This message comes to you via the Velomobile <at> hupi.org mailing list. > Visit http://hupi.org/mailman/listinfo/velomobile to manage your subscription. -- -- The faster you go, the dumber you get --ex-Denver Safety Manager Al LaCabe on the adrenalin build up in cops who have been chasing a suspect -- This message comes to you via the Velomobile <at> hupi.org mailing list. Visit http://hupi.org/mailman/listinfo/velomobile to manage your subscription.(Continue reading)
Temps are still unseasonably warm here in Maine so great velo whether. I still get to use Eos, my trusty Quest, for trips to the grocery store. On Fri, Dec 2, 2011 at 3:25 PM, JW Stephens <jw.stephens <at> gmail.com> wrote: > I just made the mail run and once again experienced the danger of trikes. > > Traction on that rear wheel is crucial. Without traction on that > wheel, "steering" is meaningless, and you hope that when traction > returns your orientation is not perpendicular to your velocity vector. > Fortunately for me, my inertia was low. > > A brown shorts morning. > > Elrey, in Littleton, Versatile > > > On Thu, Dec 1, 2011 at 23:42, Rob Hague <rob <at> wrhpv.com> wrote: > > It is winter, a cold frosty morning... > > But I have my 2012 velomobile to look forward to, on order ready for > collection in May 2012. So time to plan for the ride home and where I'll be > taking her after that. > > This time I'm waiting on a sub 20kg carbon-honeycombe Go-One Evo-K. > > > > Rob > > wrhpv.com > > -- > > This message comes to you via the Velomobile <at> hupi.org mailing list. > > Visit http://hupi.org/mailman/listinfo/velomobile to manage your > subscription.(Continue reading)
Winter? Winter rain has not arrived here yet in the daytime. Nights are cold. About 4 years ago at Spezi was a velomobile with almost the same material and design I used in 2004. It had the same fiberglass/kevlar colour with no paint and had the same removable canopy as mine. I may use this winter just putting everything back together and trim the fairing lower like that one. I do not have a workshop here but I am moving back someday! Tried and true shape. __Chris Jordan__ *countersTrike* -- This message comes to you via the Velomobile <at> hupi.org mailing list. Visit http://hupi.org/mailman/listinfo/velomobile to manage your subscription.
Elrey >Traction on that rear wheel is crucial. Without traction on that wheel, "steering" is meaningless, ......I have lost steering on the front from black ice at night. The same kind of black ice that would guarantee to take me down in a streamliner. John Tetz -- This message comes to you via the Velomobile <at> hupi.org mailing list. Visit http://hupi.org/mailman/listinfo/velomobile to manage your subscription.
I had forgotten about this mail list, I wish there was more activity on it. A super light Evo R sounds nice (although I think the Evo K looks a little better), I wouldn't turn away a Milan either. Unfortunately, I will need to continue on with my much heavier Quest until I win the lottery AND lose 40 lbs of weight myself. -- This message comes to you via the Velomobile <at> hupi.org mailing list. Visit http://hupi.org/mailman/listinfo/velomobile to manage your subscription.
Fournier Luc from California and I have been working over the last month or two to form a VM Collaboration. There is one in Europe so we thought we should have one in North America. The idea is to have a group of people with various HPV backgrounds to share ideas in the direction of advanced Velomobiles. A lot of you guys have been around for a while and have a strong base of information that might be real handy to share. Luc is more interested in the business end and the market place, and fast V Ms, where I am more interested in practical vehicles for local alternate transportation for average folks. I'm looking at the next 10 year development in a area that has not been investigated very much yet has a huge potential market. We have about 7 people involved but would like to have a bit more - specially people with hands on experiences. I had forgotten about this HPV Velomobile list thinking it no longer existed until it popped up again. If any of you are interested I could Email a 4 part package consisting of Project Invitation, Background on Velomobiles, Collaborative Charter, and Practical HPVs. Each essentially one page documents. Or I could attaché them to this HPV Velomobile list. . John Tetz -- This message comes to you via the Velomobile <at> hupi.org mailing list. Visit http://hupi.org/mailman/listinfo/velomobile to manage your subscription.
I would be interested to find out more on what's up. A direct attachment to my email would be fine with me, thanks! airmoose > If any of you are interested I could Email a 4 part > package consisting of > > Project Invitation, Background on Velomobiles, > Collaborative Charter, and Practical HPVs. Each > essentially one page documents. > > > > Or I could attach? them to this HPV Velomobile list. . > > > > John Tetz > > > ------------------------------ > > -- > This message digest comes to you via the Velomobile <at> hupi.org > mailing list. > Visit http://hupi.org/mailman/listinfo/velomobile to manage > your subscription. > > End of Velomobile Digest, Vol 56, Issue 3 > *****************************************(Continue reading)
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