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Thanks for the advice; I do believe I have a 25mm tire in front (I'll have to check, but it's not super-thin). But a CF front fork sounds like way more money t

Thanks for the advice; I do believe I have a 25mm tire in front (I'll have to check, but it's not super-thin). But a CF front fork sounds like way more money than I want to spend on fixing up a 20+ year old bike; if I'm going to spend any money, I might as well get a new bike, which is why I'm seriously looking at getting a Catrike: I can get away from the uncomfortable road bike posture altogether that way, get better aerodynamics, avoid crotch pains, etc.

noir_lord 10y ago
Recumbents have a lot to recommend them but I don't like the lack of visibility in traffic, UK drivers aren't that considerate of cyclists generally so I at least like to be visible, that said they do really really move compared to a road bike since the aerodynamic shape helps hugely.
- Grishnakh 10y ago
  I'm in the US, and roads here are really bad for riding bikes on, unless you're in a very small town or something. (Even that isn't a great place; I live in a small town currently and the street in front of my house has a 25mph speed limit, but people are constantly speeding on it, and frequently hitting cats that cross the road near my house.) That's why I simply don't ride on roads with cars if I can help it; I mostly stick to rail-trails or towpaths. I can ride 40 miles on a rail-trail and barely see any cars at all, and frequently not even any humans.