Finally got the Hillborne out on Sunday. 30 miles. High in the
mid-60's. (Supposedly a record.) Quite a few folks out on bikes.
Rode over to the new Twins stadium. Then into the wind for a number
of miles. Speed was slow. That's normal. And bars way high up
there. Definitely nice having th
Cool and windy in Chicago, but no precip. Fair amount of riders out
there, but not overly crowded. Nice to be on the bike without
suffering from the weather.
On Mar 14, 4:36 pm, Mojo wrote:
> I traveled over to the big city of Denver for several reasons. One was
> to ride with my ex-teammate fr
I traveled over to the big city of Denver for several reasons. One was
to ride with my ex-teammate from back in the days of the early Zia
Velo cycling team. But he aborted our ride today, as he doesn't have
fenders and it was snowing. So we worked on his bikes and chatted a
bit. This getting older
near foothills. Good
stuff!
Dave Nawrocki
Fort Collins, CO
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From: "Dan Abelson"
To: rbw-owners-bunch@googlegroups.com
Sent: Saturday, March 13, 2010 9:04:50 PM GMT -07:00 US/Canada Mountain
Subject: Re: [RBW] Re: ALMOST Spring..
I took of my stu
I took of my studded tires last week. Nothing like the first commute
without studded tires. Today, I got out for my first ride of the season on
my Quickbeam. The first ride of the year on the Quickbeam reminds me how
much I love that bike. I think the perfect complement to a Quickbeam would
be
I wanted to take off the rear rack and move to my summer set up but
resisted the urge... maybe next week. I've been riding with Strala
Vinters for a while now - warm in cold temps and on snowy and rainy
days they keep the moisture out. Looking forward to when they'll be
uncomfortably hot.
On Mar 1
Had a couple good days earlier this week in Philly. Last night and
today we're getting Noah's Ark levels of rain.
On Mar 13, 8:36 pm, EricP wrote:
> Rode 30 miles today in the Twin Cities. Warmer than normal but
> windy. Still don't have the Hillborne outside yet. Maybe tomorrow.
> More likely
Rode 30 miles today in the Twin Cities. Warmer than normal but
windy. Still don't have the Hillborne outside yet. Maybe tomorrow.
More likely next weekend.
Am really pushing the envelope by taking the studded tires off the
bikes last night. Both my wife and I noticed the pound and a half
weigh
Here in Portland the streets were wet and the sky grey but the sun
started to poke out here and there. I got out for a 1.5hr ride up to
Skyline and looped around and came back home. Then I got out on the QB
for a while just noodling around town. A few brief showers but overall
a very nice time on t
Raining now in Seattle (shocker) but it was nice this morning if bit
windy had a nice sunny ride along puget sound, and I too was glad to
have wool on: socks, and a wool base layer and sweater
On Mar 13, 2:24 pm, JoelMatthews wrote:
> Classic blustery day in Chicago. Windy, rainy, not terribly
Classic blustery day in Chicago. Windy, rainy, not terribly cold. I
set out mid-morning after the overnight storm passed. Unfortunately,
about an hour in, the rain came back with some impressive wind gusts.
My cashmere sweater kept me warm enough. Still would not call it a
pleasant ride, howeve
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