I'd love to add my name to the list of Quckbeam owners pedaling around on
Thanksgiving, but I'm afraid my QB is still in Walnut Creek being put
together and not here in Honolulu. I did, however, ride my current single
speed yesterday for a total of about 20 miles, mostly on a waterfront ride
near
Todd - I think the QB orange is more of a burnt orange, whereas the
Ram is more metallic?
I think the Ram's paint quality is much better.
On Nov 27, 6:59 am, PATRICK MOORE wrote:
> Make that four: ~23 mile rt, outbound Mom's to home on the 66"
> Motobecane grocery fixie, now fitting much more li
Make that four: ~23 mile rt, outbound Mom's to home on the 66"
Motobecane grocery fixie, now fitting much more like the two Riv
fixies thanks to new 44 cm Nitto 185s, the archetypical and Edenic
drop bar; then back to Mom's for dinner on the 75" gofast averaging
15.5 despite 3+ miles of climbing.
/26/09, Esteban wrote:
From: Esteban
Subject: [RBW] Re: Thanksgiving Rides with Quickbeams (and one w/ new Zugster
Bags)
To: "RBW Owners Bunch"
Date: Thursday, November 26, 2009, 8:14 PM
Nice to know we were all out there on our single speed. That makes
"3" speed so far rolli
Hey happy thanksgiving! I carted my contribution to dinner here in
Chicago via my Quickbeam as well. Just got home...
I scored an older Rivendell saddlebag (from Duluth) from list member
Eric, and I'm constantly amazed at what I can carry. No pics, but I'm
imminently pleased with the way this b
Nice to know we were all out there on our single speed. That makes
"3" speed so far rolling on Thanksgiving.
Bruce - I have one of the Acorn Bags you describe - top knotch!
On Nov 26, 6:55 pm, Angus wrote:
> Estaban,
>
> Very nice photographs. Glamor shots indeed!
>
> The Quickbeam is certainl
