Chainless drive has ben araound for a decade atleast. Biomega wasn't even first, but remains the best.
Desmond Tutu
· 3 years ago
Cool! I wish I'd had one of these when I was a kid. I was always fouling my chain (sounds dirty, eh?) in my jeans (even dirtier, huzzah!).
I should look into getting one of these for my da. He loves to ride the back country roads, but he looks ridiculous with all those rubber bands around his ankles.
Mark C.
· 3 years ago
I love my new chainless bike! They're offering free shipping through July 15th. They also offer a lifetime warranty on the frame, forks, and the D-Drive chainless internal operating system.
laurie p.
· 3 years ago
I ordered a Dekra bike for myself last week. It was fast, easy, and I got confirmation it will be delivered to my home tomorrow. I tried a Dekra bike a few months ago, and the ride was smooth and surprisingly quiet. I'm looking forward to bike riding all summer long!
ackthbbft
· 3 years ago
Nothing new here. www.dynamicbicycles.com is another seller of chainless, shaft-driven bicycles, and has a much wider selection of bikes (and has been around a while, as well).
donald thiederman
· 3 years ago
i would love to buy a shaft drive bicycle. they dont give an address or phone to get intouch. dont make it easy.
Scott Dexter
· 2 years ago
1897 was when shaft driven bicycles were first introduced.
Major problem with the tech is non-variable distance from bb--drop-out so it's neigh impossible to retrofit a frame. Anyone can solve this jazz could get a sweet patent.
GORDON MIZUHARA
· 1 year ago
I have a Dekra chainless bike that I have put 2,200 basically trouble free miles on it in about a year. Shaftdrive doesn't offer the range of regular (30 / 27 / 24 or 21 speed) gears so pedaling efficiency is restricted to choice of 3, 7 or eight gears. Also the shaftdrive system seems to have more "power loss" when compared to the regular chain & sprocket combo. On the other hand, the shaftdrive system didn't require any maintenace except to tighten a loose nut!
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Chainless drive has ben araound for a decade atleast. Biomega wasn't even first, but remains the best.
I should look into getting one of these for my da. He loves to ride the back country roads, but he looks ridiculous with all those rubber bands around his ankles.
Major problem with the tech is non-variable distance from bb--drop-out so it's neigh impossible to retrofit a frame. Anyone can solve this jazz could get a sweet patent.