I use a hammock regularly while biking and hiking. Last year I used a
Hennessy (with a larger tarp) while touring Banff and Jasper National
Parks. I then switched to a Warbonnet Blackbird double layer 1.1oz
hammock, and now I have since switched to a homemade double-layer
hammock and bug-net. The H
I have the grip king. It is well made and smooth, but I found it was
not comfortable for me because the pedal, while long, is not wide. My
feet tended to roll to the outside. I use BMX style pedals now which
are wider.
On May 11, 9:26 am, sean wrote:
> Hi Group,
>
> Thinking of pulling the trigge
The sneaker pedals are closely related to BMX pedals - they are wider
than Grip Kings. I have GKs, but don't use them because my feet tend
to "roll" off the sides; the GKs are not wide enough for my
preference. I use pedals similar to the sneaker pedals on all my
bikes.
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My Park truing stand does the same thing. Like others have stated,
find a way to assess it independently of the stand.
On Apr 12, 4:52 pm, MichaelH wrote:
> I'm sitting around recovering from foot surgery and building my first
> set of wheels. I've reached a point of perplexity, or perhaps just
For those of us in the south (USA), there is no difference in
pronunciation of "dill" and "deal". :)
On Jan 12, 4:47 pm, Schroederpc wrote:
>And is the DIL
> pronounced like "dill" as in dill pickles, or is it like "deal"? -
> Scott
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