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From: harris@uiuccsb.UUCP
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Subject: Re: Recumbents - (nf)
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Date: Wed, 25-Apr-84 01:45:00 EST
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uiuccsb!harris    Apr 25 00:45:00 1984

I rode a recumbent once around a block about two years ago - an Avatar 2000.
It was fun, but it was a little tricky to get started from a stand-still.
Anyway, something you'd be a little more interested in hearing about:
(quite second hand:)  They aren't supposed to climb as well as 'standard'
bikes - partly psychological, supposedly, since you are always looking
up at the hill!  Anyone have any real hill-climbing experience with one?