At 30mm the Airborne is wider and more comfortable than a regular wheelchair tire. The additional comfort is not only useful in making a Back-flip landing. Low weight and low rolling resistance provide momentum - for the jump, or for traveling generally. Yet despite its sporty background the Airborne is equally at home in everyday life. For the first time we use the HD Ceramic Guard in a wheelchair tire and the unique, high-density protection belt offers excellent puncture protection.
No pics yet, but am thinking of selling my Airborne Manhattan Project. This is one of the MP frames made when they still used Reynolds titanium tubing. Group is Dura Ace 7800. Two Read More »
58cm. The one I have has developed some rather disturbing cracks where the seat stays are welded to the seat tube.
The frame is stiff and somewhat harsh, but I love the ride.
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I'm having a difficult time deciding between a Moto Phantom Cross Pro or an Airborne Delta. The Phantom has better components (Rival) but the Delta has a much better frame (BB30, Read More »
