The ad is pulled now, but when I see a bike for a ridiculously low
price, I always wonder whether the person selling it owns it.
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> Not sure, but you see these Swaledale sheep everywhere in the UK:
Swaledales are white. The sweaters are dark gray.
Maybe a Balwen sheep, or a Hebridean sheep? Those are both black long
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So, does anyone have a suggestion of where to get Paselas, or a
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notice, and find the handling definitely worse. I still use the front
bag for touring, but for general use, I prefer a saddlebag. YMMV.
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there. It ROCKS. It frequently swallows up an enormous amount of
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On Tue, Feb 8, 2011 at 4:30 PM, Bruce wrote:
> How many eels can you fit in there?
Dozens. You'd be amazed. All wriggling around in the bag. Plus a
jacket, a quart of milk and a lunch.
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> up now. Did I ride through a wormhole?
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> folks at Riv HQ and took some excellent photos. Check it out:
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x27;t handle anything steeper than 7%.
The optional dirt portion is steeper though, I think.
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first hump, there are three to the top. The ride through the
> park is very pleasant until that last bit on to 130. Average grade,
> about the same as Mt Diablo, total distance- longer.
>
> Tom
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other than that, we'll
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open as it usually is, we'll have water and bathrooms. The Observatory also
has some vending machines selling junk food.
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the 30's, brr. I was happy that my wool longies (which I wear for PJs)
fit comfortably under the MUSA pants that chilly morning.
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Kings Mountain back to the coast.
>From San Luis Obispo, head inland to the Santa Ynez Valley and Solvang
rather than following the coast and again having to take 101. In the
summer, the valley is scorching, but you will fin
ine Bakery the night you get there,
*and* the next morning.
Speaking of bakeries, as wonderful as the Bovine Bakery is, the bakery
in Tomales is even better. If it's open, don't miss it. Whenever I've
been there and it's been open, I've always seen bikes parked out
ed up, to head down and finish a
delightful ride. Thanks, guys.
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s the rags you use to
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Today I wore an Ibex Shak over an Ibex wooly on my ride. I'm sure you
guys think, oh, yeah, Silicon Valley, nice and warm, but hey, I rode
up in the hills and the snow level was around 800 feet. I was seeing
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> Erik, great shots. Thanks for putting the link up here.
>
> Did Mt Tam get dusted (no pun intended)?
>
I'm sure it did. In the coast range east of Silicon Valley, on Page
Mill Road, the snow level was 1000 feet at 11 in the morning.
On Fri, Jan 1, 2010 at 2:29 PM, cyclotourist wrote:
> So anybody got a list up and running???
>
1. At least one S24O every month. Does staying at a friends house count?
2. At least one tour of at least two weeks
3. Manage to drive over to Rivendell and order a Roadeo.
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butt and thighs (not skinny there). So if the smallest size was too
> big, that implies major mis-sizing.
For an opposite perspective, I find Ibex's Loose Tights (knit wool
pants), which I like a lot, run a little small in sizing. But they
have an excellent return policy and helpful phone
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sleeping back
(plus, I presume, a sweater or jacket) in a Camper LongFlap. And do
people who camp that way not also bring a book and some clean shorts
for tomorrow, and a light? Whenever I do an s24, I find I end up
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>. That bus leg has always put me off using Amtrak to the Bay
> Area. To get to San Francisco requires another bus ride from Jack
> London Square.
The Coast Starlight train stops in both San Jose and Oakland; no bus required.
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be just as fast as I would
be on my unloaded Roadeo!
Or not. I think probably not. Bike weight makes a difference on hills.
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an hour, because the flats have traffic and stoplights. If I'm giving
away over a minute on every hill to my friends with lighter bikes,
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okies and sandwiches too; I'm no weight weenie.
But I was just reacting to the claim that a five pound difference in
bike weight makes no difference in bike performance. If you're riding
hills, it does. You might not care (indeed, I usually don't care) but
that doesn't mean there is n
On Wed, Aug 4, 2010 at 9:44 PM, doug peterson wrote:
> Anne presents a concise thought exercise, pertinent to the original
> post. While I agree that subtle differences in weight can make
> significant differences in speed and/or time, I'll gladly haul the
> cookies.
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Of c
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far I haven't discovered one.
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>
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being equal, the faster bike descends faster; it's a matter of
physics. Something is slowing you down that shouldn't be slowing you
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op. I emailed Trangia to
ask, and that's what they told me. So use up all your fuel in the
morning.
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>
> Perhaps yellow HEET is no longer of interest to drivers since gasoline
> has ethanol added to it these days?
>
> Lisa
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till leaked. Instead of saying what I wanted him to say-- Oh,
your burner is defective, we'll replace it-- he said don't carry fuel
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> Anne, a 34/36-48/50 double with a 12-27 cassette yields a low gear in
> the mid-30s inches and lets you keep the crisp&simple-shifting short
> cage derailers. I have found even as a middle-age office worker that
> mid-30 gears will get me comfortably up anything (paved
that right? For bike touring, I
think a gear vestibule is essential. There needs to be a place to put
shoes, helmet, and panniers where they don't get wet if it's raining,
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>> Eric, and others doing that route, do you know the nicer route on the
>> Tahoe side
will get the nod. I'm just not
comfortable with the Friday on the steep downhills, of which, I have
heard, there are many in New Zealand.
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> Devils slide is really what I want to avoid.
And for good reason! I rode it last fall, at around 3 in the afternoon
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tunnel starts halfway up the climb. The first half of the climb is
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> ride. Thanks!
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everyday
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the legs with legbands, and off the bike, they look like normal
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an ocean, with only minimal interruptions by three other cyclists,
> two runners, and a handful of hikers--all just 10 miles or so from my
> urban-crushed doorstep.
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it first. Would my new Saddlesack, the arrival of which consoled me
for having to missing the RBW garage sale, be able to swallow up two
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a big
load. I was delighted to discover that the straps can reposition for
big loads. Everything fitted easily, with the French bread stuck
sideways on the outside under the straps. I put my lock in an outside
pocket, snapped the little wallet holder pocket back on top, and rode
home.
My non-Riv
nothing will convince me to go to a Brooks saddle
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maybe if I replace my hoods and tape, presently black, with tan that
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> South and Yoakim Bridge Rd on the north. It is beautiful. I've ridden on it
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ck-hard 23mm tires,
and if the roads are a bit wet, the rock-hard 23mm tires might be
slippery.
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who are willing to only ride in those conditions can nevertheless get
a good bit of riding in.
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many front headlights are designed to be run
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stopped at Hams Station for a late
breakfast, the same Highway Patrol guy walked past my table saying,
"So I see you fixed your tire." I'm sure he would have given me a
lift had I needed it. Nice guy.
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e boxes are enormous. All I have to do is turn
the handlebars and take off the pedals. I love the Coast Starlight.
On my way home, I took the Amtrak Capitol Express from Sacramento to
San Jose. Fantastic- roll on, roll off. And the Capitol Express goes
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on and the ticket, I'm cheaper to fly.
I tape my two front panniers together-- that's one bag. I tape my two
rear panniers together-- that's a second bag. Those I check; I have
never been charged extra for them. I carry on my handlebar bag and my
sleeping bag sack. I
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could be
>> > > > point-to-point (with light gear) or 2 days of out-and-back, depending
>> > > > on the location. The emphasis will be on finding scenic routes with a
>> > > > good combination of dirt roads, trails, and back roads... with few or
>>
These local Riv rides make me long for one where I live, the South San
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it's a Rivendell or a
Resurrectio. So, if it's stolen, you'll have lost a well-loved bike.
Not commuting on a Rivendell won't protect you from losing a
well-loved bike if your commute bike is stolen.
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> only thing I'll NEVER buy again are the MUSA pants. Bad fit, pockets don't
> seal shut, and if you buy the non-black color it stains from the sweat after
> the first hard ride, and never goes away. In short, great bikes, bad
> clothing…
>
> Look at Swobo knickers, Ibex,
On Mon, Jan 25, 2010 at 6:48 PM, manueljohnacosta
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> Pictures document my failure here.
Pictures document your glorious adventure here: < There, I fixed it for you.
>
> http://www.flickr.com/photos/mannyacosta/sets/72157623272622062/
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Point Reyes, go south on Highway 1 to Bolinas, then left on
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> Not mine.
>
> http://tinyurl.com/yhl935y
A good price, if only one person bids. It's my size, too, but I can't
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a Goretex jacket and some food? And some money and a tube
and a few tools?
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a lot of the
routes, too. The places where they're walking are not just difficult
terrain, but difficult steep terrain.
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Expect the riding in Henry Coe to be beautiful and difficult. I
recommend knobbies and good brakes. While I like riding my Atlantis
off-road on smooth tires, Henry Coe is the kind of place where I'd
want knobbies (and a suspension, if I had a suspension bike).
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> Though now I am second guessing our choice of adventure as neither of
> us ride knobbies. Wondering if a fully loaded hillborne with 40's is
> up to the task?
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> Are there fire roads that run through and are less e
e bikes and have fun!
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est taking
the "easy" route over the ridge, the back side of Mount Hamilton.
Sticky mud jamming your brakes and covering all parts of you and your
bike = not fun.
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> weather.
Ortlieb sells add-on mesh pockets. I have one, though I haven't yet
put in on one of my rear panniers. I plan to use mine for clothes that
I washed the night before that aren't quite dry yet.
I find Ortlieb panniers superior in every kind of weather.
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