In 2003 the only bike I owned was a mid-70s 3-speed Raleigh Sport that I 
rode to work every day and locked up on the street. Somehow I got my hands 
on a Reader, Grant's philosophy resonated with me and next thing I knew I 
had a blue Ram. I didn't know the first thing about tire sizes and riding 
styles but I knew the Ram was comfortable and it could take fenders and I 
was only ever going to ride on pavement on the east coast, so I put 28s on 
it and never looked back. Many, many years later and now I'm on the west 
coast and I know a lot more about bikes and I also know about fire roads. 
So I finally hung the fenders up and maxed out the tires and wouldn't you 
know it, but Los Angeles has miles and miles of dirt roads (doesn't hurt 
that LA covers a massive area). Took a ride a few weeks back that looks 
downright country but happened to be in the second largest city in the US.

I still have that Raleigh, btw, and it's still perfect for leaving outside.

https://photos.app.goo.gl/QPUjLMgJOP8jEhx22

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