- I didn't get back into riding till my kid was at least 2, but I would
highly recommend a high quality solo trailer. We had a Burley Bee. The
trailer provided a safe roll cage around the kid and didn't effect the
bikes handing so I could get some real fitness riding in on a 20 m
I've got SKS P35 Longboard fenders over 28mm Gravelkings on one bike.
Continental 28mm GP4000's where too big and rubbed on the metal stay strap
the runs under the fender. I adjusted the fender line to get a bit more
clearance there and put the Gravelkings back on. I get a bit of rub when I
While not immediately relevant, I have a 70's 24" Fuji junior road bike,
that looks like it will fit a 24" mountain bike wheel set and slicks. I
haven't got as far as confirming that Dia-compe 750 centerpulls will reach
but there are longer reach BMX brakes available if they don't. I've
probab
I need to remember to proofread better with Groups... both the the 16 and
20" bikes are second hand Trek Hotrocks. They are reasonably lightweight
and my sons bike riding realy took off when I replaced his first heavy
steel 16" bike with the Trek. Before the end of the world, I picked up a
Memo to self: 2 more Zip-Ties.
On Sunday, June 7, 2020 at 6:16:03 PM UTC-4, Patrick Moore wrote:
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I've got a Trout Moose bag that works fine. Its bike specific, lighter,
tighter and matchy matchy, but I cant say its superior to the canvas coal
tote it replaced. And the tote had handles.
On Saturday, April 3, 2021 at 8:16:24 AM UTC-4 Jon BALER wrote:
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Its a Blackburn front mountain rack. Works well with a basket.
On Thursday, May 13, 2021 at 12:49:01 PM UTC-4 JohnS wrote:
> Is that a rear rack repurposed as a front rack on your CB-1? I did the
> same to a Vetta rack that I have on my 1st gen Stumpjumper.
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My single speed is either 59 or 63 gear inches. Its a little low in that
I can spend 90% of my time sitting when ride flatlands locally, but more
like 50% of the time hauling a kid trailer. Its worked out pretty good for
studded tires in the snow, some times with the trailer. My kids realy t
Email sent for Dynamo. thanks
On Wednesday, January 6, 2021 at 12:48:35 PM UTC-5 philipr...@gmail.com
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While strictly in the "take my advise, I'm not using it anyway" category, I
find single blade Canadian style canoe paddling to be an excellent balance
to cycling. It takes a bit to get ambidextrous, but at least for me has
been great conditioning and therapy for back, shoulders elbows and
han
P.S. A grocery sack is probably 20 liters, which is within the range of
a "Day Pack", but you want haul 40lbs so you need a at minimum a "heavy"
daypack. For a load like that with out a wide fitted hip belt I like the
Dana Design with the plastic torso adjustable frame. For smaller heavy
I was planning on picking up a set of the upside , left on right, right on
left SA shifter's from Rivendell this spring, but apparently they are no
more. Are they still available elsewhere? O can I coble them together
from the 3 speed and 8 speed ones I see listed? Thanks, Woody
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Is there any trickery in setting up the Microshifts? I've tried putting
cheap suntour powershifts in that position and the cable routing as I
remember was a no-go with mustache bars.
On Friday, April 10, 2020 at 3:17:49 PM UTC-4, Joe Bernard wrote:
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