On May 9, 2013, at 11:04 AM, Jim Thill - Hiawatha Cyclery
wrote:
> The last time I did a brevet, I saw everything from one or two Frenchish
> rando bikes of the style advocated by Jan, to numerous MMCRBs, and a strong
> representation of Rivs. I tried to ride with a guy on an Atlantis, but he
Amen to the moonlander, though I wouldn't want that kind of distance on one
:) I see all kinds of bikes on Randos, and I would say that the
traditional low-trail front bagger is in the relative minority, although it
is making inroads.
Brian
Seattle, WA
On Thu, May 9, 2013 at 9:04 AM, Jim Thill
The last time I did a brevet, I saw everything from one or two Frenchish rando
bikes of the style advocated by Jan, to numerous MMCRBs, and a strong
representation of Rivs. I tried to ride with a guy on an Atlantis, but he was
too fast for me. Even on brevets, there is no one kind of bike. The f
I'm late to this one but jusr read Jan's thing about the way he likes bikes
and the way I or Riv does, and so...there's really nothing he left out, or
to add.
One thing to keep in mind that's easy to not keep in mind is that a group
like this has already been filtered through progressively fi
