Nothing admirable; I'd choose 26s to 32s if I could find light, supple
ones in the 559 size, but alas
I run 60 mm Big Apple Liteskins (that are stretching toward 65 mm on
45 mm rims) at 15/18 or so on the Fargo, on pavement and off, and they
seem to roll as well as the 40 mm (actual, marked 3
Admire you for that. 22s. Wow. Am at the point where the 35s now on
my Sam Hillborne are feeling incredibly narrow. Really. Faster than
the 40s that were on it. But now, 50 to 60 for everyday riding seem
more my style.
Eric Platt
On Nov 5, 9:11 pm, PATRICK MOORE wrote:
> I repeat myself re
Relax, my man: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Epiphany_(feeling) No need
for condolences; rather, congratulations. Even a good bike is in its
own way a Divine manifestation -- otherwise, to quote Guenon, it would
be simply nothing.
I have spent a few days at Abique, actually. No (more serious)
ephip
My condolences Patrick. An epiphany is an experience of the divine.
As much as I enjoy my Rambouillet, I wish you better luck next time.
I suggest you head up toward Abique and sit quietly for four or five
hours. I've done that and found it truly transformational.
blessings,
michael
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