wow all this discussion is making me want a ram more and more.
On Thursday, July 27, 2023 at 10:19:54 PM UTC-7 Bill Lindsay wrote:
> I've done lots of 200k brevets and a couple 300k brevets on a 650B A Homer
> Hilsen (essentially a Saluki)
> I've done a couple 200s and one 300 on a Hillborne
>
I've done lots of 200k brevets and a couple 300k brevets on a 650B A Homer
Hilsen (essentially a Saluki)
I've done a couple 200s and one 300 on a Hillborne
I've done one 200 on a Legolas
I've done one 200 on a Roadeo
I've done one 200 on a Leo Roadini
In all cases, the bike did great.
Bill Lin
On Thursday, 27 July 2023 at 1:31:57 am UTC+10 Ed Felker wrote:
This is an interesting question. I rode PBP in 2007 on my coupled Riv
Bleriot and was comfortable the whole way on Grand Bois 32mm tires. it was
a fair bit more forgiving than the stiffer Ritchey Logic 700c I rode in
1999 with 23mm
This is an interesting question. I rode PBP in 2007 on my coupled Riv
Bleriot and was comfortable the whole way on Grand Bois 32mm tires. it was
a fair bit more forgiving than the stiffer Ritchey Logic 700c I rode in
1999 with 23mm tires. I'm on tandem for PBP this year but if I were to ride
PB
Another vote for the Rambouillet here.
Grant described the intent of the Rambouillet to me as a French
audax-inspired bike when I spoke to him about a bike for a cross country
ride (and afterwards) that would be a light load, credit card trip versus
self-supported full touring one. I was callin
