A brief comment regarding belt-driven bikes

CNN reports on some of Trek’s new chainless offerings:

Aside from the whisper-quiet ride, the lighter and longer-lasting carbon-fiber composite belts won’t rust, can’t be cut, won’t stretch or slip and won’t leave grease marks around your ankles. A guard over the belt-drive and the construction of the system makes getting your pants stuck an unlikely scenario, Bjorling said.

My Sawzall begs to differ.

Note: I think belt drives are very, very cool. I’d be very interesting in setting my bike up with a belt and an internal hub.

One Response to “A brief comment regarding belt-driven bikes”

  1. Jill Says:

    Well, of COURSE your Sawzall begs to differ. Is there anything the sawzall can’t cut? Those things are scary to behold.

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