Tony,
Great images. Can you name the folks in the picture. I know, Chris Johnson
aka Pondero, Mary of Chasing Mailboxes and Tom Allingham aka Pudge, but the
rest are a mystery.
Tail Winds,
~Hugh
On Tuesday, October 6, 2015 at 7:06:01 PM UTC-7, Tony DeFilippo wrote:
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> What a splendid day. A
Wayne, it sounds like you're not asking for advice, but folks are chiming in.
I'll add my barely two cents worth.
Have you written a monthly family budget, carefully listing all of your
necessary and elective expenses? Have you written a business plan for the farm
including a projection of any
those numbers sound short. I have been happily using the Zoic Reign
knickers and an XL version ( 36" waist) measures about 20 1/2 inches. They
are from a local Co. here in Carlsbad but are sewn in China unfortunately.
~mike
Carlsbad Ca
On Tuesday, October 6, 2015 at 3:46:30 PM UTC-7, Daniel D
Bill:
Thanks for posting. We need to kick in here to help out. Head trauma is the
worst. A long time cycling friend suffered a head trauma roughly when my
cardiac issues came up. We've been rehabbing & backsliding together for a long
time. Head problems are a LOT more serious. Let's all help Ch
Hey Doug,
Fairly busy myself. Probably not too free till first of November. Let's
plan a day ride in November.
Tail Winds,
~Hugh
On Oct 6, 2015 7:39 PM, "dougP" wrote:
> Coffeeneuring beckons. Out of town until next week. Let's plan something.
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I don't think any of the "domestic" knickers are quite so sophisticated in
their cut, and quite as performance-oriented. It's like many of the
mainstream "classic" bikes, which go for the look of a classic, but not
necessarily get the performance right.
The Compass knickers really are incredib
Coffeeneuring beckons. Out of town until next week. Let's plan something.
Doug
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What a splendid day. Awesome meeting Chris and so many other local and not
local folks. My participation ended in Leesburg today but the trip is
still ongoing. I'm hoping the crew is settled down in front of a campfire
(or more likely passed out) off the C&O Canal right this minute. Couple
g
Coconut oil beeswax melted on the stovetop is what we use on all our
leather. 1:1, then tweak for your own preference (I like more beeswax than
coconut oil).
With abandon,
Patrick
On Tuesday, October 6, 2015 at 7:08:35 PM UTC-6, Tim Tetrault wrote:
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> Anyone have creams they like to condition
I use Obenauf's (that Riv sells) on the leather bits whenever I condition my
saddle and leather bar tape. Seems to work well. I don't know if there is a
good way to condition the fabric part.
John
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Anyone have creams they like to condition the leather on their Sackville
items? Mine's drying out a bit...
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$1500 or whatever the Clem costs is cheap for a Riv, but expensive for a
bike. If you need a bike, you can pick up something used on CL to tide you
over while your situation hopefully stabilizes. I'm just thinking about the
joke about what the farmer said after he won the lottery: "I guess I'll
jus
>From blog post about the knickers. I have a 30" men's jeans inseam and the
knicker numbers sound like a good length, not slightly over hemmed pants :p.
https://janheine.wordpress.com/2015/10/02/compass-knickers/
Inseams (approximate):
28″ size: 17.5″ inseam
30″ size: 18.25″ inseam
32 and 34 size
Oops... forgot to mention (thanks, Steve), these are Black tread and
standard casings.
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Pair of Hetres for sale. Bought from Compass Cycles. Mounted on my Bleriot
and ridden for a very short time before being taken off and replaced by
Compass 38mm tires for better fender clearance.
Treads are great. Sidewalls look good and clean. No rain smutz.
Both have very thin, almost undetect
I use a reflective vest I got from Harbor Freight Tools for about $5. It's
the same thing highway workers wear and it really stands out.
On Monday, October 5, 2015 at 6:09:17 PM UTC-4, Lungimsam wrote:
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> Looks like Nathan no longer makes my favorite type of vest they had.
>
> Was wondering what
I was first introduced to Charlie by Grant in his Riv Reader 27 interview.
Thanks.
Mitch Browne
San Luis Obispo, CA
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Nothing to add but I too had about 1/2 saved up for a Riv from working side
projects before the startup I was at collapsed and I found out I not only
didn't have a job but I wasn't getting paid for the last month I worked.
That 1500 was swallowed up by bills and everything was fine and a year
l
http://www.safetyline.com
or any site selling ANSI 2 or ANSI 3 clothing.
Joe
LA, CA
On Tue, Oct 6, 2015 at 12:46 PM, Will wrote:
> The large reflective triangle Riv sells is sufficient. We have 3. They
> work. Cars move out 6' or more when passing.
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>
> On Monday, October 5, 2015 at 5:09:17 P
Thanks for posting that, Bill.
On Tuesday, October 6, 2015 at 1:21:32 PM UTC-7, Bill Lindsay wrote:
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> https://www.gofundme.com/w85tn3dg
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> Charlie Cunningham suffered a head injury (among other injuries) in a bike
> crash. If you've ever felt the twang to thank Charlie for his visionary
> co
Some spendy shoes that I purchased earlier this year:
http://arcteryx.com/ProductFind.aspx?language=EN&category=Footwear&subcat=Shoes
We have had some wet weather lately, of the kind that would have inundated
my previous go-to gore tex hikers and blundstones, and these worked dandy.
Stiff so
In the pictures you both look, dare I say, normal. Not an elf to be seen
anywhere. My mind is at rest. Jim D.
Massachusetts
On Tuesday, October 6, 2015 at 2:11:22 PM UTC-4, Deacon Patrick wrote:
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> Jim, be assured Patrick of the Moore can clean up nicely (at leas
Jan, I love the idea of these kickers. Is it possible to share some inseam
information? I would love a pair, but I fear at 5'2" and with
comparatively skinny calves, the following three things might happen: 1)
the articulated knees would fall midway down my shins, 2) my calves
wouldn't hold
https://www.gofundme.com/w85tn3dg
Charlie Cunningham suffered a head injury (among other injuries) in a bike
crash. If you've ever felt the twang to thank Charlie for his visionary
contributions to cycling (particularly cycling off pavement), this is a
good opportunity to act on that twang.
Looking for front and rear campee racks. If you have something similar
(tubus,velo Orange,etc) I'm fine with that. Please let me know!
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Sorry to hear about the trials you're facing, Wayne. As someone who
chooses to live in BFE himself, despite the economic sacrifices of doing
so, it sounds like this may be a blessing of sorts. Hopefully you can look
back on it some day and see it that way.
Obviously, you need to do whatever
The large reflective triangle Riv sells is sufficient. We have 3. They
work. Cars move out 6' or more when passing.
On Monday, October 5, 2015 at 5:09:17 PM UTC-5, Lungimsam wrote:
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> Looks like Nathan no longer makes my favorite type of vest they had.
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> Was wondering what everyone is using.
Wayne: Clem or no Clem, best of luck on your next (ad)venture!
Evan
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Jim, be assured Patrick of the Moore can clean up nicely (at least by my
fashion standards, which arguably may not exist). Grin.:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/32311885@N07/20325920986/in/album-72157656815085416/
With abandon,
Patrick
On Tuesday, October 6, 2015 at 11:44:58 AM UTC-6, Jim D Massa
Patrick, I am contemplating the image of you in that attire. I cannot
imagine what I would think if I saw something like that out in the wild. I
can understand why it would take you a bit, to restore your self image. Be
assured however that the list values your experience no matter how you
dr
Finally got myself doing a Coffee Outside:
http://lynnerides.blogspot.com/2015/10/coffeeneuring-2015-coffee-outside.html
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Thank you for the photos and videos! It's not quite fall yet here (though
the temps suggest otherwise) so it's nice to have some immediate
gratification :)
-E.
On Tue, Oct 6, 2015 at 11:36 AM, Montclair BobbyB wrote:
> Beautiful... I have friends riding the Monarch Crest Trail this week... so
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I use a Cactus Creek cycling safety
vest:
http://www.mec.ca/product/5002-380/cactus-creek-cycling-safety-vest-unisex/
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Doug,
Glad the cranks are still turning, making me so happy. By the description,
you and Melanie had a wonderful trip. Great ride report. Hope to ride with
you soon.
Tail Winds,
~Hugh
On Saturday, October 3, 2015 at 6:47:18 PM UTC-7, dougP wrote:
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> A bit later than planned but pictures pr
https://janheine.wordpress.com/2011/08/05/pbp-preparation-mavic-reflective-vest/
On Tue, Oct 6, 2015 at 8:08 AM, Montclair BobbyB
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> I don't know... I guess I'm of the opinion that when it comes to safety,
> form and function conflict too much. I pack along a big ol' ugly DOT
> safety ve
Beautiful... I have friends riding the Monarch Crest Trail this week... so
jealous. Ah, to ride among the aspens when they're golden is a religious
experience. Thanks for sharing that, Patrick.
On Tuesday, September 29, 2015 at 6:01:13 PM UTC-4, Deacon Patrick wrote:
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> I find it illustrative
Wool, Ventile and waxed cotton all bring a smile to my face Worth the
extra $ IMO.
On Wednesday, September 30, 2015 at 11:18:37 AM UTC-4, Lungimsam wrote:
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> What works for you in the rain when it is 60 degrees or colder?
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Wayne: I hope you'll chronicle your farming experience on this list, the
listmeister willing. Somehow, wealthy urban axes are faintly ridiculous (I
don't fault Riv for selling them; good tools are a gift from God, even if
they are expensive; it's the context, which most of us share, and which is
no
I don't know... I guess I'm of the opinion that when it comes to safety,
form and function conflict too much. I pack along a big ol' ugly DOT
safety vest when I need to really be seen (over my comfortable and stylish
'whatever' underneath)...it lights me up like a neon sign. I don't care
if
Wayne, you're not alone... Just remember things happen for a reason... One
door closes, others open...
Nothing like pairing the words 'scary' with 'exciting'... that's what
motivates us to make things happen... I say do whatever it takes...
whether it's selling other bikes, unessential posses
I keep my bikes pretty spotless and I was considering an Appaloosa when they
come out. Now it helps me make my mind up to swap the parts over and donate the
frame. Hopefully it is superficial but I won't trust it and if it does need
repair I would need to get it repainted, making that frame rea
On 10/06/2015 07:38 AM, Dave Brandt wrote:
I recently tore part of the weld an in the direction that would have been from
putting it up into the riding position.
I have used them on several bikes and I had one directly mounted to the
kickstand plate on my Saga. On my last tour I noticed some
I recently tore part of the weld an in the direction that would have been from
putting it up into the riding position.
I have used them on several bikes and I had one directly mounted to the
kickstand plate on my Saga. On my last tour I noticed some fender rub that I
have never had before. When
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