Excellent! Good to hear you kept pushing. The sky started clearing
around lunchtime Wed., and I thought, "Thunderstorms. Yeah right." I
hear ya about Hwy 1. I avoid it.
Joe Bernard
On Jun 3, 10:04 am, bicitourist wrote:
> Hey guys, we made it! We didn't leave until late and that gave us a great
Back to assembly of my new Bombadil after leg surgery hiatus. Tried
out my Nitto R15 on the front - thanks to the generous number of
threaded eyelets. Works really well! Might even get another for the
back - does that make me a rack-matcher? A few parts on order, and
lots of travel lately, but the
just one more try
On Jun 2, 11:04 am, jamison brosseau
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> Seeing if anyone here has any of these racks they would like to part
> with. I ride bikes in the neighborhood of 62 " all 700 wheels so the
> racks would need to fit that. Please contact me off list. Danke.
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My search for the perfect saddle is at an end (for now). The Brooks Flyer
Special S is perfect on my Bleriot. So its time for the test saddles to go.
B-17 honey - $80 shipped (ridden for ca. 20 miles)
Selle Anatomica Titanico black - $150 shipped. (ridden for about 5 minutes)
Both a superb saddles
I agree that hotspots are cause by more than "just" the small platform.
However that being said the "but" follows. When I started using
look/shimano spd-r etc all wider platforms with the same shoes the hot spots
took much longer to hit. With regular spd's 50 miles was the max.. with
spd-r's I d
Its kind of odd how our bodies tell us when something isn't good for
us.lower gearing, more spinning, less mashing, shorter rides, more
stops, more walking as an alternative to grinding up hills, more
surface area for the feet to push against etc. I'm leaning toward
Grant's "dual athelete" con
Hey BB,
Those are both beauties ... tell me (us) ... how durable would you say
the paint is? Will it hold up to street signs and U-Locks, that sort
of thing, or does it nick and scratch easily? And, btw: I'm not saying
nick and scratch easily is a bad thing, I'm just looking for something
durable
On Jun 4, 10:17 am, charlie wrote:
> Its kind of odd how our bodies tell us when something isn't good for
> us.lower gearing, more spinning, less mashing, shorter rides, more
> stops, more walking as an alternative to grinding up hills, more
> surface area for the feet to push against etc. I
Jeff:
Thanks, the paintjob is excellent. I am no paint expert, but my
general understanding is that wet paint (like Imron) gives a beautiful
finish, and is great for 2-tone paintjobs but can nick and chip... I
haven't experienced it yet, but then again I haven't really put these
frames to a harsh
Like I said, your mileage may vary (YMMV)...what I am trying to
point out is that perhaps our bodies are telling us when we are
overdoing it when we have excessive pain or exercise related injury. I
referred to Grants "dual athlete" concept because I agree with it as
it relates to some of his
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