Well Patrick, my ride yesterday was nothing like yours, but I did enjoy it
immensely. It featured one of my favorite short loops through Vermont's
back roads -paved, dirt and gravel - with woods and rolling farms. Utterly
beautiful. It is only 17+ miles but does include 1100+ feet of climbing.
KJ, states keep up with state infrastructure, and municipalities keep up
with theirs.
On Wednesday, July 13, 2016 at 2:58:56 PM UTC-5, Kieran J wrote:
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> Here in Toronto, our municipal councillors (and by extension, the city's
> various public works and planning committees) are responsible fo
Any time, Michael! Grin.
With abandon,
Patrick
On Thursday, July 14, 2016 at 3:39:37 AM UTC-6, Michael Hechmer wrote:
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> Well Patrick, my ride yesterday was nothing like yours, but I did enjoy it
> immensely. It featured one of my favorite short loops through Vermont's
> back roads -paved, di
I have both the small and large tan rondeneur style bags and like them
both. I appreciate the light interior and the quality of the materials.
The small bag came with very nice brass turnbuckles on the small pockets,
which I really like but the large one came with snaps that I struggle with.
My analogy was not meant to compare severity of consequences, property
damage, etc. It's about shaping public discourse and leading by example.
I don't think anyone here would disagree with you on the role the
automobile has had in shaping our street scape. Mind you, I do think the
age of the
CL post deleted when I checked just now 7:07am PDT
Eric "93.5 inch PBH" Floden
Vancouver BC
On Wednesday, 13 July 2016 08:56:03 UTC-7, Valerie Yates wrote:
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> No connection to it. Just fyi:
> http://boulder.craigslist.org/bik/5680723348.html
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> Looks nice!
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Probably down to differences in rim width and how close to the rim people
run their brake pads. On a sidepull caliper, how far the pads are apart
when the QR is opened is limited by how far they are apart when it is
closed. If you have narrow rims and like to run your pads close to the rim
fo
Nothing earth shattering,but interesting article from BBC and British
perspective:
How the humble bicycle is making a comeback in US cities -
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-3677895
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The link doesn't work for me, hopefully This link should work better:
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-36778953
A good article. Thanks for sharing it.
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I'm looking for an un-racer patch. If you'd like to un-own the one you
have.I'm a guy looking for it.
CHEERS!
Wally
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Nearly new...
Well loved...
Pre-broken in...
Rustic feeling...
Craftily artisan beasuage...
meh.
Used Rivendell Sackville GrabSack
At some point I pull the shoulder strap out. Go figure you aren't allow use
it as paracord for a hammock.
Bag works fine. Got repaired by Grant via speedy stitcher..
thanks - interesting article
On Thursday, July 14, 2016 at 10:35:13 AM UTC-5, WETH wrote:
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> The link doesn't work for me, hopefully This link should work better:
> http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-36778953
> A good article. Thanks for sharing it.
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Leah, can you email your address please? To joeremi62 at gmail dot com. It's
gonna take me a few days to get everything packed up, but I'll get to USPS
eventually. There's Readers, flyers, brochures, blank custom-Riv order
forms..all kinds of stuff. Your turn to comb through it!
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Leah,
Would it be possible to pass these along after you are finished with them?
I would be interested in reading them as well.
Curtis
On Thu, Jul 14, 2016 at 10:53 AM, Joe Bernard wrote:
> Leah, can you email your address please? To joeremi62 at gmail dot com.
> It's gonna take me a few days
Just so we're clear, what I have is a pretty nice collection which I read for
many years. I'm sending them to Leah with the thought that she didn't have that
experience in real time going back to 1994 like I did. Honestly, it could take
years to fully pour through all of it to get to the point o
This is pretty cool.
The Readers were fairly formative to my cycling life.
Good on Joe for letting them go, and I'm excited for Leah to dive in!
Philip
www.biketinker.com
On Thursday, July 14, 2016 at 10:53:41 AM UTC-7, Joe Bernard wrote:
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> Leah, can you email your address please? To joerem
>
> "...simply because he was offended by my presence."
This. Many people do not consider us valid road users. Whether that's
passive aggression like not giving us space, or active harassment, it stems
from the idea that we're not "real," and don't have a right to be there.
If you need a path
My house is full of Acorn bags of all sorts. I think the new colors are
nice. They have a new randonneur smaller bag, but I don't like how it
opens from the front and lifts to the back. The drawback is that the wind
will blow it open rather than blow it closed. If you don't access the bag
while
For me this is simple. The issue is human dignity: upholding the inherent
and boundless value and irreplaceable uniqueness of any and every human
being. We are called to uphold our own, as well as that of everyone else.
Do I ride in a way to upholds my own human dignity? That of those I meet
a
I'm so excited I can barely stand it! It will take time for me to get through
Joe's Collected Works, but I'll try to be as generous of heart as he was and
pass on my Rivendell Treasure. Give me time. Parting with this stuff might be a
real exercise in selflessness since I've greedily poured over
Agreed! Quite cool!
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Thanks, Jeremy! I didn't think of that!
I will have to try that next time I replace the cables. My pads aren't too
close. But I can see them being wider apart. There is a sizeable gap
between them and the rim. But maybe if I can get them set wider to where I
can squeak my 36mm Loup Loups throug
Yes Patrick, but policy cannot be based on each person's vision of human
dignity. And it must also take into account those for whom human dignity is
not high up on the to-do list. We are talking here specifically about
basing essentially economic decisions--where as a society shall we put our
w
I agree that the turnbuckle closures on the pockets are functionally great;
but, they tend to rattle on chips eel and the like, which bugs me. Has anyone
managed to silence the rattle?
Mike C
Bellbrook OH
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Lowering the price to $180 shipped as it hasn't seen any action.
On Monday, July 11, 2016 at 7:42:57 PM UTC-7, Will Ashe wrote:
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> I've decided to part ways with my Saddlesack after only a few months. I've
> found I just prefer a front load for daily riding. It's the newer version
> with the c
That thing is SO rad, and Kurt's such a good guy - someone jump off n this!
Esteban
San Diego, Calif.
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oh boy...
On Thursday, July 14, 2016 at 12:45:13 PM UTC-7, Philip Williamson wrote:
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>> If you need a path to empathize with how many black people in America
> feel today, you might start with how you feel you're treated while riding
> your bike on public roads.
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> Philip
> www.biketinker.c
realized my previous word choice might be misconstrued...
Oh lord..
On Thursday, July 14, 2016 at 12:45:13 PM UTC-7, Philip Williamson wrote:
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> If you need a path to empathize with how many black people in America feel
>> today, you might start with how you feel you're treated while riding you
Crazy lightweight and supposedly uncutable (the newer thicker version here)
https://tigrlock.com/mini/
Looks good but I wonder if it is easy to just drill out the rivets.
A Betty owner liked it per their review on the TiGr website.
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