Dave Sweet dummy! I like the seats back there on the xtracycle. My
LBS has a Big Dummy with a stoke monkey electric assist and my son
makes the owner give him a ride every time we stop by.
On Aug 27, 1:57 pm, Dave Lloyd wrote:
> Here's our every day ride to school (my son Gus and I are on the Bi
ave been car-free for a year, so
> it's nice to have options.
>
> Rob in Seattle
>
> On Aug 27, 2010, at 9:43 AM, Eduardo Rosas wrote:
>
> > I thought people on here might have had a similar proud parent moment!
> > My son asked me this am; so are we taking the bike a
I thought people on here might have had a similar proud parent moment!
My son asked me this am; so are we taking the bike again to school!
This is his first week of Kindergarten, a big boy now. His school is
only about 1 mile away and it sure is nice to skip the drop off/pick
up lines!
Anyway Happ
Guys that tour on uni's don't usually carry their own luggage. Not
saying some don't but 2 good friends have toured the Swiss Alps,
Tasmania, Africa, India, 1 of them is actually in Mongolia now with a
touring group and they haven't carried anything but maybe a
camelback. these guys ride 36in schu
implex Retrofriction which still manage
> to come up on eBay fairly often.
>
> I keep my quite lovel Campy nos DT shifters on the display shelf. My
> bikes all have Simplex Retrofriction.
>
> On Jul 23, 6:16 am, Steve Palincsar wrote:
>
>
>
> > On Thu, 2010-07-
So I'm finally getting close to getting my custom lugged "randonneur"
type bike from a local builder. So naturally I'm stocking up on older
proven technology like down-tube shifters. I finally found a nice set
of c-record campy friction shifters that weren't all banged up, but...
I could only fin
I have a "never used" silca frame pump. I received it as a gift, juts
fits the seat tube of my 58 frame (doesn't fit any other place).
Chrome about 21.5 inches (54cm) from the tip of the integrated silca
head to the end of the pump (no pressure). I'm looking for 35.00 for
it plus whatever shipping
Great pics Manny!
Looks like you guys had fun. If you decide to head south, Manresa
beach (south of SC) is a great place to stay (reservations
recommended). The site is about 45-50 miles south of Santa Jose.
--Eddie
On Jul 7, 8:23 pm, manueljohnacosta
wrote:
> My buddy and I decided out of the
Looks like lots of fun.
Can you comment more on the trail-a-bike attachment? Is that
something custom made?
Thanks in advance! --e
On Jul 6, 3:12 pm, Mike wrote:
> So finally I woke up to a nice sunny day here in Portland. Seems like
> it's taken forever for summer to start here. Cyclotourist (
I've only been riding these pedals for about a month, but i love them.
I'm a relatively new rider (about 1 year in the saddle) but i did a
100K and some single track with these pedals. They spin so easily and
with mks clips and straps they look fantastic. Not sure where you live
but there is a smal
Wish I would have seen you, I would have stopped by to talk for sure!
I was so tired of seeing the same old spec/rek/avelos, The funny thing
is that they all think their are so cool with the same bike, Mine
stuck out for sure. I didn't get the complete cold shoulder but only
3/4 people talked to m
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