Point of reference - ordered the XL and it arrived today. A quick try
shows it to be pretty true to size. At least compared to a couple of
older, washed a few times XL t-shirts.
(Yes, am partly posting this because I can now fit in an XL. Haven't
been able to do that for many, many a year.)
E
David, sorry you had a bad ride. Changing flats in the rain sucks. I
had that happen a few weeks back. And multiple flats... Then again,
changing them in the heat with no shade is bad too. And when you're
fatigued...
If you're who I think you are, weren't you rolling a new pair of Ruffy
Tuffys on
On Nov 7, 7:57 pm, Lynne Fitz wrote:
> Mike understates - the weather was sucktastically bad. 40's and
> persistently raining.
It was the ideal weather for a flat or three (three, covering
the
range from "bam you're dead" to "I'll just seep air out until
you're
grinding the wheel
Mike understates - the weather was sucktastically bad. 40's and
persistently raining. What Mike does NOT say, is that he was one of
the "fast boys"...
Ride Organizer Lynne Who Had The Good Sense To Preride On A Sunny Day
On Nov 7, 4:27 pm, Mike wrote:
> Today's ride wasn't as epic as PBP but
Today's ride wasn't as epic as PBP but it was fun. The weather held
while I pedaled out to the start in Forest Grove. The rain began about
40k into the ride and didn't ever really let up. But boy, was that
fun! I just love cycling. I ran into a friend at the finish and got a
ride home. Still, 85 m
Kucharki DOES make very nice stuff. I have two of their wool-blend
(they handle accidental dryings better!) jerseys and they are just
about the most comfortable things ever.
Gotta say, though, that I REALLY miss the old Wooly Warm line...
especially the tweed jersey.
..::sigh::..
Beth
On Nov 6,
Lack of sleep? Rain? Long miles on the bike? Sounds like PBP 2007 to
me! Have fun!
―Eric Norris
Sent via iPhone
On Nov 6, 2009, at 11:53 PM, Mike wrote:
>
> FYI on the new Rivendell t-shirts, they're beautiful and great quality
> but run really big. I usually wear a large and will most likel
