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"We haven't tried downhill mountain biking with our Finn yet, but..." The first question on my mind was "why not"? And what's the operating temperature? Am I a
by tommi 13y ago
"We haven't tried downhill mountain biking with our Finn yet, but..."
The first question on my mind was "why not"? And what's the operating temperature? Am I able to use it where we, the Finns, live?
- DoubleMalt 13y agoCan't say anything about freezing temperatures, but like with every elastic material extreme temperature changes will probably wear it down. I did not try it for downhill mountain biking because that is not something I do. I'd probably trust it for it though. [I am in no way affiliated with Finn]
- grogenaut 13y agoSend me some and I'll take em by the mountain bike locations all over seattle and have em tested for ya.
- Trufa 13y agoHi there! That phrase was meant tongue in cheek but I agree it's a little bit strange to put it that way. The Finn was originally thought for the city for which it gives a very safe mount, that said, it's proving to be very resistant, even in extreme conditions an downhilling, next week I'll link to some videos of people going down some long stairs and doing some tricks with the mount and a phone if that helps... Thanks for the feedback!