Nice Plat!
I've never tried the whole audiobook thing. As an English major, I've
always been partial to physical books. Typically I'll ride somewhere nice
in order to sit down and read. But your description of how books drive you
forward on rides certainly has me interested! I've been reading
First off: thank you to Chris Miller Rosales, the fellow member of this
group that not only sold this bicycle to me but also answered every one of
my many questions, was transparent, packed the bike carefully, and was
wonderfully easy to work with. Highly recommend him as a seller.
Secondly:
The photos I forgot to attach to my original post.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/sKLm372VMZNL9fb76
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for those dynamo hubs is
> poor. A quick google shows the Shutter Precision variant is going for $109
> at a couple retailers, and that's a good hub.
>
> Bill Lindsay
> El Cerrito, CA
> On Friday, July 12, 2024 at 5:05:39 PM UTC-7 Jonathon Medgyesy wrote:
>
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After picking up my first Riv, a Rosco I picked up less than a couple of
weeks ago, I have realized that the Chocos do not have a long enough grip
area to fit my SunTour ratchet thumbies and make use of the "hook" or the
second, more stretched out hand position. Although I could try moving the
Here is mine: https://photos.app.goo.gl/suipp63tsc5NDhpMA
I've used the lift-tube on many occasions already and I've had it for a few
months now. I think mine is a 57cm ST, not sure on TT. Max tire size is
700x2.0", although I'm only running 38s right now. Wald 898 bars (iirc),
Shimano dynamo h
