

Hey, does anyone know what kind of tree has a huge pod like this?
They are all over the Blue Trail.
This blog is my evaluaton of the Motobecane Fantom 29 mtb from bikesdirect. Bikes from bikesdirect seem like a good value but there are few owner reviews on the web. Most comments found are from people who have no actual experience on Motobecane bikes. These commenters often advise against buying a bike online and going to your local bike shop (LBS). I do not work for Motobecane, bikesdirect or any other bike company. I am an engineer at the local power company.
2008 Motobecane Fantom 29 since February 2008
2008: 350.5 miles
2009: 236.9 miles
Total: 698.7 miles
2006 Raleigh Grand Prix since June 2007
2007: 1001 miles
2008: 1391 miles
2009: 1610 miles
Total: 4733 miles
6 comments:
Not sure what kind of tree?? Must be from TX. Ha Ha !!! Nothing that big in MS.
Just got my Fantom 29er and lovin it!!!! I just ordered a swagman upright, so I can take it to AR when I go out of town on business. I need fenders and bike shorts. Any suggestions?
THX
DR
I get my bike clothing at nashbar.com or performancebike.com. I wear the 8 panel lycra shorts that are $25 to $35 with the padding then have a walmart polyester baggy lightweight shorts over them.
Nasbar or Peformance would also have fenders. I just have a rear fender that attaches to the seat post.
Mike
I believe it's a Hedge Apple. That's what we call them in Ky. There are other names. I'm including an exerpt from something I found on the internet by googling hedge apple.
The hedge tree has several names, Osage Orange (most popular) and Bodark (French) and Maclura pomifera (scientific name). Naturalist, Jim Mason has posted a very professional page about Osage Orange.
The scientific name is Maclura pomifera. We call them Horse apples in Texas. I know this is a really old post but I just found your blog and I was very excited. I think I am going to buy the Fantom 29 and it is good to get all of this info. Thanks.
I believe that is an osage orange. Back in my early 20's(circa 1981). Cornog was a great place to hang out and swimm on hot weekends.Some days there would be 200-300 people partying, swimming, and generally having a good time. The only trick was that you needed a pickup to get out to it, or you had to walk a long way over a very rocky trail. All the fun ended when the F.B.I. came out and started looking for Susan Reinert's kids. Supposedly , her kids were locked in the trunk of a cadillac and pushed off of a cliff into the quarry. This was all tied into the Lower Merion High School murder case. Her kids, sadly were never found.
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