Gotta love freedom of choice and tax returns  . Here is a shot of my new AB Tango that will be my ride for this spring and summer

After adding the new Open Cell Foam seat pad, very comfy  
 

 
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Paul, the thick Open Cell foam seat pad is at long last the perfect combo on the FRP seat frame for my back problems. That plus the 65PSI Kenda tires and I feel like I'm riding on a cloud. Of course I freeked out a bunch of kids on the trail in RLP    
When your an old gimp, you look for every advantage you can find  
Joe

Quote from EZ-Rose on Feb 10^th, 2008, 12:19pm:

THANK YOU GUYS, IT TOOK SOME GETTING USED TO riding 18" off the deck for me
and I have voted against clipping my feet in at least for a while, this will give my elbows
a chance to heal   once from Grapevine ride (right side) and once on Trinity (left elbow).
The first cause, a thick birm into a grocery store on hwy 26 (   ) at abt 1mph. The Trinity
came about because chain limit knocked out when wind blew bike over at Eddies and I didn't ck close
enough (sure will from now on) cause the chain jumped over climbing up Trinity west bound
after pulling out of my complex and crank locked up (never knew an old fat guy could climb out
from under a bike so fast   , good thing the traffic was very light that morning. (Thank you God )
I replaced the stock 65psi tires for a Primo Comet 100psi on front, Primo RACER 100psi rear.
The change was a vast improvment for sure plus added puncture liner to rear. Fat boys put a load on
26 X 1.25 tires and I hate changing the rear tire on the road.  

Quote from FlyingLaZBoy on Mar 17^th, 2008, 8:24pm:

Thanks Paul, I am a regular poster child for bike helments  

Quote from Bud_Bent on Mar 18^th, 2008, 9:02am:

Thanks Bud, the foam is 2" open cell. It has been very comfortable riding so far. Be intresting to see how it does in warm weather.

Quote from Richard on Mar 18^th, 2008, 1:47pm:

Thanks Richard, honestly I was happy to see the improved look with the skinwall Primos. I wasn't sure if they would help the look as much as the ride. The ride with them is sooo much better than with the stock 65psi Kendas. I hope I get to ride it with you soon.