> *Beautiful* ride. Every time I see pics of the Bay Area I wonder what  
> the heck I'm doing in Seattle.... Love the "cycle wear" pics--cracks  
> me up! Really nice QB too. I am slowly being reeled in by this  
> bike.....the elegance, the simplicity...uh oh.
>
> Rob in Seattle

Elegant, simple, and capable, too! I really enjoyed how it rode on the
dirt. Now, I'm thinking about trying it out as a camping bike together
with a lightweight kit. I'm modeling this idea based on a gentleman I
saw the last time I camped at Samuel P. Taylor park near Point Reyes
(http://tinyurl.com/2fl8nfu). He appeared to be a grizzled bike camper
riding a well-used Mercian with Honjos and SON hub + generator lights.
All he had with him was a Carradice Camper LongFlap and a couple of
water bottles. But from this, he set up a tent and bag (I couldn't
tell where he had strapped these--possibly atop the Carradice), cooked
a nice, hot meal, and opened a bottle of wine. I liked this approach
and thought it'd be neat to try to pair this approach to a camping kit
with the simple yet capable QB.

In other words, I guess I've been reeled in, too. :)
Lee

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