14 miles on the Hillborne this morning. Somewhat windy and cool.
Definitely into my much slower winter riding speed. Wanted to take
advantage of the days before needing to pull out a bike with studded tires
as the main ride.
Eric Platt
St. Paul, MN
On Thu, Nov 28, 2013 at 7:41 PM, Jim Bronson
Saluki with G.B. Oursons. 25F, and windy with hills. 32 miles. Lots of wool.
Had a great plant strong holiday meal following! (lentil & Wild rice
timbales, roasted snap beans with onion and garlic cloves, sweet potato
casserole, mashed potatoes, corn casserole, stuffing, mushroom gravy,
chocolate
Ram with load outbound, 11 miles. '99 Joe gofast fixie inbound, also 11
miles, for some reason.
I have to say that there is definite advantage to a bike that is built for
weight (the '99 gf weighs 17.5 lb before I add the small saddle wedge and
bottle). Feeling a bit tired, I planned on bailing on
4" snow = 2 hrs shoveling driveway (plow service starts Dec. 1)
27 degree weather
Village plowed 5 mile bike path = 30 minute ride on Bombadil with Big Bens
Spring Lake, MI
Ryan Hankinson
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Hey all,
Took a nice ride with family through Napa last weekend and snapped a quick
photo. This is my first ride out with the SOMA B Line 38mm tires and
Shimano 3N71 hub:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/26905387@N04/6442207405/in/photostream
In case you're wondering, the handlebar angle is a li
Ray, thanks so much for these routes! I'll definitely put them to use.
I don't think there's a problem with the list: my email to you was off
list, so that's why your response didn't show up on the list. Either
way, thanks again for the routes. :)
-nathan
On Nov 27, 2009, at 9:54 AM, Ray w
This is a first posting of what was intended to be two prior reponses
to Nathan regarding routes south on the San Mateo peninsula. If the
other responses show up after all, I apologize for the multiple
messgaes. - RS
Nathan -- here are two routes I take most often down the peninsula.
This first
Three carefully selected photos:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/35176...@n03/sets/72157622758270369/
Tomorrow we ride to SF--looks like we'll get a little wet. Photos to follow.
--Eric
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on 11/26/09 2:42 PM, Ray Shine at r.sh...@sbcglobal.net wrote:
> You were not the only one. I jjust moments ago arrived at my son's home in San
> Mateo for Thanksgiving feast. Rode down from my home in San Francisco via
> Sawyer Camp, crystal springs, Canada Road, woodside, then down to the flats
You were not the only one. I jjust moments ago arrived at my son's home in San
Mateo for Thanksgiving feast. Rode down from my home in San Francisco via
Sawyer Camp, crystal springs, Canada Road, woodside, then down to the flats and
into San Mateo. 45 miles on the Quickbeam, now I'm ready to eat
I got an Acorn tool bag and like it a lot. A bit bulkier than your Zugster,
with 3 compartments. Yours looks to have 2. Suits the bike.
From: Esteban
the QB had its new bags on for the first time: Zugster medium Rando Bag and
Tool Pouch.
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Wow. Great set! That Zugster is mighty tempting!
Dave
Redding, CA
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From: Esteban
To: RBW Owners Bunch
Sent: Thursday, November 26, 2009 10:54 AM
Subject: [RBW] Thanksgiving Ride with Quickbeam and new Zugster Bag
Took a little pre-feast spin on the
Took a little pre-feast spin on the Quickbeam this morning. I would
be remiss in not mentioning that this is a wonderful, perfect
bicycle! I also took some glamor shots, as the QB had its new bags on
for the first time: Zugster medium Rando Bag and Tool Pouch. Adam is
a master bag maker, for sur
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