Och! I'm sorry, Doug.Thank you, for the great details!
I'll write Surly and WI and ask what chains work with their stuff and
report back.
How is the SX3 working for you? How much use, on what type of roads/trails?
With abandon,
Patrick
On Wednesday, April 30, 2014 10:02:18 PM UTC-6, D.L.
Mine had the silicone caulk so I guess I will opt for the tape this time
around.
Marc
On Wednesday, April 30, 2014 10:29:22 AM UTC-4, grant wrote:
On some Rambous we screwed them on, but noticed a small percentage had a
big of rubbing on the steer tube from the screws (well, pop-rivets),
Ooh, now you got me thinkin'
Marc
On Wednesday, April 30, 2014 8:39:19 PM UTC-4, Michael wrote:
Now is your chance to get it inscribed with your initials while it is off
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Fascinating stuff. When I zoom in I can see kinds of interesting thing.
One is a popular craft brewery in a Western Chicago suburb and the route
that cyclists took to get there is the exact same route that I've taken
many times. But I have a question: I've search all over the Strava web
Hi Mike,
I'd like the following: VP-001 back pedals, Nitto Moustache bars, small shop
sack, medium Sackville and maybe the tweed trunk sack. I know what the pedals
are like new but can you send me a quick photo of the other items? Thanks Bruce
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David, they seem to be congregating at street corners. hmm... If I were to
be spending my money on a street corner, what would I be paying for... just
sayin'...
Anton
On Wednesday, April 30, 2014 5:29:54 PM UTC-7, cyclot...@gmail.com wrote:
It's great for advocacy as well. It can show a
Ford offers their Ford Fusion in Atlantis green as well! How Rivy of them...
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I don't know much about this Virtue Bikes, but one color they offer is
Atlantis green:
http://virtuebike.com/bicycles/2014-virtue-one-atlantis-green
Hm
Edwin
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The the heat map indicates an accumulation of time spent on any given point
on the map, hence intersections where you are stopped waiting for a light
appear more intense. There are some intersections on my commute that light
up heavily, yet there are no businesses of interest.
It's still
Exactly. I noticed a concentration point right around the Hub Coffee
Shop in Reno, a local cyclist hangout and pre/post ride hotspot.
Addison Wilhite, M.A.
Academy of Arts, Careers and
Technologyhttp://www.washoecountyschools.org/aact/
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I would consider that an homage to the iconic Atlantis 2. This post-fixie city
bike stuff looks to me like it is for a different market than Rivendell's fan
base. I like the clearance on their bikes and the no-frills approach. With that
angle it looks like they are also taking queues from
Doug,
White Industries said 8 speed is their recommended, but 9 works fine also,
and 1/8 works if I'm confident in my chain line. I'm curious, though, did
you try WI Eno freewheel with a 9-speed and it didn't work? Surly
apparently doesn't answer phones, but I've an email into them.
With
Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.
~Hugh
On Thursday, May 1, 2014 9:20:35 AM UTC-7, Edwin W wrote:
I don't know much about this Virtue Bikes, but one color they offer is
Atlantis green:
http://virtuebike.com/bicycles/2014-virtue-one-atlantis-green
Hm
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At least it's supporting the local economy!
On Thursday, May 1, 2014 9:14:17 AM UTC-7, Anton Tutter wrote:
David, they seem to be congregating at street corners. hmm... If I were to
be spending my money on a street corner, what would I be paying for... just
sayin'...
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I need to buy a front derailer for my build that's going on. I was willing
to do an ugly derailer in the back because it was already on hand. I'll
switch it out later as budget allows. However, if I'm going to buy the
front, I would prefer that it was attractive.
The first problem though was
I am known to be somewhat anal about my aesthetics and my bikes. (Do the
words anal and aesthetics belong in the same sentence?) However, I have not
spent any anal energy ever concerned about the aesthetics of my front
derailleur. If it is newish looking and mechanically sound, then that is
Life's too short to take everything as a slight :)
Inspired in color only, Atlantis is not a fixed-gear city bike.
On Thursday, May 1, 2014 12:20:35 PM UTC-4, Edwin W wrote:
I don't know much about this Virtue Bikes, but one color they offer is
Atlantis green:
There are all silver 28.6mm FD available :)
For example :
http://www.ebay.com/itm/SHIMANO-R443-ROAD-BIKE-FRONT-DERAILLEUR-28-6-CLAMP-ON-FLAT-BAR-ROAD-BIKE-SHIFTER-/360911008352?pt=US_Derailleurs_Fronthash=item5407f8f260
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Congrats, Deacon!
that's one of my favourite looking bikes out there. Curious, are you going
with your old Albatross bars ?
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No, I'll be trying the noodles that come with it and see how I like them
for the type of riding I do, and if not going with Albastache. It's a 66
cm, so the fit is nearly identical on paper to my Hunqapillar, with
identical stand over height and TT length, so I've got a good reference for
how
Wow, where did *these* guys come from? That's a pretty extensive line of
city and cargo bikes. And Atlantis Green looks exactly like what it is:
There's no other bicycle on the market which has held this one distinctive
color for 15 years, so might as well give it the bike's name.
Joe Bernard
The Shimano 443 is a nice front der that is available in 28.6. All silver.
Shifts well on a Riv-type triple.
It is a non-group piece so it falls thru the cracks. Mike at Black Mountain
Cycles usually has them.
The CX-70 is decent looking if you are using a double.
Dan
On May 1, 2014, at
Funny, I remember people complaining a little with the introduction of the
Atlantis and how the color was mimicking Bianchi Celeste.
Addison Wilhite, M.A.
Academy of Arts, Careers and
Technologyhttp://www.washoecountyschools.org/aact/
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FWIW, You will also be surprised at the capacity of double FD's with triple
cranks . The Shimano 440 , the double sibling of the 443 is available too
in a 28.6 clamp .
I used a 105 fd-5500 with a 26/44/48 crank flawlessly :)
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I use the 440 on my Ebisu to handle a wide-range double (48/30). It's very
simple and classic looking, IMO.
Lee
On Thu, May 1, 2014 at 10:50 AM, Garth garth...@gmail.com wrote:
FWIW, You will also be surprised at the capacity of double FD's with
triple cranks . The Shimano 440 , the double
I came across a set of used 700x35 pasela speedblends at a friend's shop
the other day; after a very short conversation about them they were gifted
to me and ended up in my basket.
I've become my special event tires. Birthday parties, big social overnight
camping trips, ALL OF PEDALPALOOZA, etc.
I just put a Suntour Cyclone FD on my Riv, simple and classic.
But, I had to make the switch from the IRD Alpina FD when I put on the
Stronglight 99 crank. The Stronglight crankarm is so close to the big ring
that a FD with a flat outer plate is required, no modern sculpting.
Shifts the
I almost never buy expensive clothes. Spending $82 on a shirt is
generally way out of my price range, and thankfully my job allows me to
wear whatever I want. But I took a chance on the black-gray chambray shirt
Rivendell sells, because it was pretty much exactly what I was looking for
in
I have two and love them. The nut buttons die fast and hard in our laundry
system (an old-style hand churned/ringer washer -- the the ringer that
kills them), so I've ended up with an eclectic collection on there. My only
request to the sewing minions is that I not end up with rainbows or
Is the trunk sack small or large? I would be interested in a large.
On Thursday, May 1, 2014, Mike On A Bike shaljia...@guilford.edu wrote:
Hey everybody, I am making a long overdue clearout of the Bike Barn and
I've got a whole lot of parts I'd like to sell soon. I have included
shipping
It's a colorway people. It's not trademarked by Riv or anyone as far as I
can tell and it isn't hurting the brand or image of Riv (the only way Riv
could contest the issue). As previously stated it appears to be an
inspiration point for a company trying to push cycling as a lifestyle
choice
I was planning to make my own, but came to the realization that I want to
use my saddle bag sooner than I'll actually motivate to get to the hardware
store and make one.
I don't need the quick release if you want to keep it and save me some cash.
I'm in Oakland, CA and will just pick up a new
I have two very good condition Rivendell / Panaracer Nifty Swifty 650b x
32.8mm (or so) tires.
Here's a photo:
http://photos-d.ak.instagram.com/hphotos-ak-ash/926982_594877863937491_2071055492_n.jpg
Note that the colored sidewall is only on one side.
Make offer for pickup in SF or East Bay.
Doesn't Riv refer to it as Seafoam?
On Thursday, May 1, 2014 12:20:35 PM UTC-4, Edwin W wrote:
I don't know much about this Virtue Bikes, but one color they offer is
Atlantis green:
http://virtuebike.com/bicycles/2014-virtue-one-atlantis-green
Hm
Edwin
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I'm sure someone here (Hi, Grant!) knows the meaning of the number 5258 on
the Betty Foy headbadge. Can anyone clue me in?
By the way, today's warm, sunny Spring weather was a perfect day to be
riding a bike with tiny hearts all over the frame. I smiled all the way
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On 05/01/2014 12:20 PM, Edwin W wrote:
I don't know much about this Virtue Bikes, but one color they offer
is Atlantis green:
http://virtuebike.com/bicycles/2014-virtue-one-atlantis-green
Hm
Is Atlantis a trade-mark?
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If you are ever in doubt whether there's a decent route from A to B, that
heat map sure could give you a clue. It would be nice if they could be
smart enough to filter out the data that shows the GPS still running on the
roof of the car on the freeway.
On Wednesday, April 30, 2014 10:56:46
Yes, I remember that! The funniest part is that Bianchi considers their
color a blue :)
On Thursday, May 1, 2014 10:47:27 AM UTC-7, Addison wrote:
Funny, I remember people complaining a little with the introduction of the
Atlantis and how the color was mimicking Bianchi Celeste.
Addison
I always thought it was soviet submarine green or some such
On Thu, May 1, 2014 at 2:00 PM, Joe Bernard joerem...@gmail.com wrote:
Yes, I remember that! The funniest part is that Bianchi considers their
color a blue :)
On Thursday, May 1, 2014 10:47:27 AM UTC-7, Addison wrote:
Funny, I
Hi Jim
I contacted Mark at Riv regarding upgrading the crankset on my Homer to a
Sugino triple and he recommended a Shimano Claris FD-2403-B front derailer.
They stock them for builds at Riv World Headquarters but don't have them in
the catalog. It is not totally silver - the clamp is gray
P.S. The Claris works fine with a 9-speed cassett
Dennis in PDX
On Thursday, May 1, 2014 9:49:53 AM UTC-7, Jim Bronson wrote:
I need to buy a front derailer for my build that's going on. I was
willing to do an ugly derailer in the back because it was already on hand.
I'll switch it out
no one has actually mentioned the DTT Atlantis.
What size is that? 58?
Will they all be coming this way or it's an option?
I like it.
On Wednesday, April 30, 2014 8:44:05 PM UTC-4, Michael wrote:
Creative cable hanging off the stem!
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Jitensha flat bars? Your wife is right; a little black goes a long way on
an orange bike. Looking very nice.
dougP
On Monday, April 28, 2014 3:11:16 PM UTC-7, jbu...@gmail.com wrote:
oh, c'mon Bubs - you shoulda been onto this by now? ;-)
I love the widely varied stories on the origin of Celeste, my favorite
being Bianchi combined all its leftover paint, and Celeste was the
resulting color...
Surely there must be a Tolkienesque tale explaining the origin of the
Atlantis Green...
On Thursday, May 1, 2014 5:00:20 PM UTC-4, Joe
I've had a few old timers mention that about my Atlantis. Parked next to a
Bianchi, it is a different color, though, and celeste Bianchis usually hae
blue decals.
dougP
On Thursday, May 1, 2014 10:47:27 AM UTC-7, Addison wrote:
Funny, I remember people complaining a little with the
Tom:
Once again you've outdone yourself... Another AWESOME build! Great color
choice, too!!!
Bobby
On Wednesday, April 30, 2014 12:22:38 PM UTC-4, Pudge wrote:
“I took a page out of Pudge's book in that I bought the bike for $400,
did the overhaul, added about $400 worth of parts and
There's a mythical but possibly true story that the only color Bianchi
could get post WW!! was some type of blue or green that became Celeste when
mixed with Italian navy gray as a way to stretch out the hard to get
paint. The Soviet thing is the model paint we use to touch up Atlantis. I
I am the proud owner of the 2TT 64cm Atlantis, I'll post some pics when I
finish the build. Its not a stock thing to my knowkedge, Im just a fan of
the 2TT. I sold a 61cm that always felt a tad small. Super excited to build
it up and ride on!-Mike
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On May 1,
The elves get around:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/33786397@N03/
Great report on the Atlantis. In 50,000 miles of touring, I've yet to
actually break anything. Worn out a few things but never had anything just
go sprong leave me hanging.
dougP
On Wednesday, April 30, 2014 3:44:29 PM
After email Grant and talking with Mark and Kevin at Rivendell today I've
decided on a more conservative approach to fixed gear:
-- Get used to the bike and its pedal clearance with SS.
-- Try fixed after a while, once I know pedal clearance will work where I'm
riding.
Basic message from both
Interesting idea, especially considering the abandoned cog is an 11 or 12.
That's an idea worth looking into. OTOH, if the cassette is not the
aforementioned oddball design (would Shimano do such a thing?) there's
plenty of nicely spaced wide range 7 speeds with usable tooth counts.
You've
That sounds a very reasonable approach to me, given the QB's lower bb. Note
that if you decide you like fixed off road, nice mtbs from the immediately
pre suspension era are still relatively available and cheap, and with an
ENO hub'd wheel and some 60 mm tires, you'd be all set. One of the nicest
So I have some stuff going on that makes working on the bike less of an
option, took it into local shop that helped me out by grinding down the
spacer on the first swap.
First experience was awesome, dude was chill and helped.
This time:
Me: I want to swap this cassette out for a 7 speed...
Funny. When I was younger I read a novel called MIG Pilot* which was the
story of Victor Belenko, the guy who defected to the U.S.A. via Tokyo with
a MIG-25 back in the 1970's. The book stated that the interior of Soviet
cockpits was green because their researchers thought green was the most
Chris,
Great story.
~Hugh
“Life is like riding a bicycle. To keep your balance, you must keep
moving.” ― Albert Einstein
http://velocipedemusings.blogspot.com/
On Thu, May 1, 2014 at 5:09 PM, 'Chris Lampe 2' via RBW Owners Bunch
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Funny. When I
5.0 vs 4.8mm
Wars have been fought over 0.2mm.
cc
On Thu, May 1, 2014 at 4:56 PM, Zack zack...@gmail.com wrote:
So I have some stuff going on that makes working on the bike less of an
option, took it into local shop that helped me out by grinding down the
spacer on the first swap.
First
indeed
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I love them, too. Got at least 3 of the blue, and 2 of the black. They are
really fantastic.
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Wow, this is fantastic! can't wait for the high-res! Definitely going on
the wall
On Tuesday, April 29, 2014 8:24:24 PM UTC-5, Marty wrote:
Can't believe it's been two years since the last version - about time I
came up with a new one. Bigger and better than ever, this one contains
every
Hi,
I have an XS SaddleSack (has two clasps to keep it closed) and a front
TrunkSack. Both Olive and about four years old but have been off the bike
for two of them. Asking $50 for the SaddleSack and $90 for the TrunkSack,
or both for $130 including shipping. Also a set of VO brown leather
Pearl and seatpost sold.
Regarding the Young: the clamp diameter as I measure it is 25.4 mm. The
rise is a little over 3 cm and the distance from min insertion is around
8.5 cm. Still totally functional and in great shape -- no reason an adult
couldn't use it on their bike.
-Sam
On
Not this?
http://www.rivbike.com/product-p/clem01.htm
On Thursday, May 1, 2014 11:49:53 AM UTC-5, Jim Bronson wrote:
I need to buy a front derailer for my build that's going on. I was
willing to do an ugly derailer in the back because it was already on hand.
I'll switch it out later as
Spectacular.
I'm waiting to hear more about the front lawn in the basket.
On Thursday, May 1, 2014 1:06:11 PM UTC-5, Christopher Chen wrote:
I came across a set of used 700x35 pasela speedblends at a friend's shop
the other day; after a very short conversation about them they were gifted
to
Here are some leather MUSA foot-holding things:
http://www.freightbags.com/collections/store/products/plemons-co-double-straps
Etsy has a surprising wealth of intrepid US individuals doing cycling
things (and the non US folk are worth supporting, too).
I have one of the extra large that was on closeout and I love it. Because
it is a wide fit, I, too, was a little concerned by the sizing (though I
knew I needed a Large, was just swayed by the cost). What I've found is
that the generous fit lets it act like a nice overshirt to dress up a
I've been riding various short rides and their hills in poser ss mode
that are shorter than many of the hills I ride on trails (that are still
snow locked, so inaccessible), so they are a good analog for at least
benchmarking where I am at the moment. My test gear is 46.8 (36-21) and
I'm
It's what was left over from my two-wheeled easter egg hunt:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/lumachrome/13939777692/
You know, for the kids*
*beer for me
On Thu, May 1, 2014 at 11:34 AM, Mathew Greiner mathew.grei...@gmail.comwrote:
Spectacular.
I'm waiting to hear more about the front lawn
For comparison, my low gear on my Hunqapillar is 19.5, though I now have
an 18.4 low since switching to a 9-speed cassette (but I'll likely not use
that much -- I switched cassette to lower the range of the middle ring, a
conversion which worked spectacularly). But I load the Hunqapillar down
I actually just changed a 9sp cassette for a 7sp, and the shifting got way
worse. I think maybe the cassette isn't on tight.
9sp = 12-25
7sp = 12-32
Right now I'm practicing saying, as casually as possible, Seven speed is
five-point-oh, eight speed is four-point-eight. Common knowledge.
I thought I'd share my experiences on 30 days of biking last month here:
https://sleepyneko.exposure.co/30-days-of-biking
Warning: it's kind of long and well, teary. But if you read it all the way
through you might be rewarded with glimpses of Thumper Buttercup, aka
Seth's A.H.H., which I
This was beautiful, Eunice. Thank you for sharing it with us.
On Thursday, May 1, 2014 6:10:32 PM UTC-7, Eunice Chang wrote:
I thought I'd share my experiences on 30 days of biking last month here:
https://sleepyneko.exposure.co/30-days-of-biking
Warning: it's kind of long and well, teary.
Beautiful, Eunice. Thank you for sharing some of your journey. I love how
you were gently guided by circumstance to ride Seth's Homer. Heart
wrenchingly wonderful.
We lost a daughter a number of years ago, and I still tear up as I'm typing
this, seeing her as her never seen on earth timeless
Great stuff. Thanks for sharing.
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Hi there,
I'll happily take the xs saddle sack, thank you.
still available? is it a tweed trunk sack? large or small?
thank you very much!
evan
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Thank you, Eunice. Ride with love, always... indeed.
Shoji
On Thursday, May 1, 2014 9:40:28 PM UTC-4, Deacon Patrick wrote:
Beautiful, Eunice. Thank you for sharing some of your journey. I love how
you were gently guided by circumstance to ride Seth's Homer. Heart
wrenchingly wonderful.
Brian,
I'm having issues responding off-list... please try messaging me.
best,
evan
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I've got a handful of Suntour X-1s that I have on my bikes. Cheap, not
ugly, triple capable but not frankenstein-looking. they shift well too.
Andy Cheatham
Pittsburgh, ps
On Thursday, May 1, 2014 12:49:53 PM UTC-4, Jim Bronson wrote:
I need to buy a front derailer for my build that's going
Beautifully done; another reminder of the restorative powers of the bicycle.
Keep rolling!
Bob E.
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I have a friend who, every time I mention Ooh, I like this bike! I like
that one! says [color of the bike] is the fastest color.
He'd say you have won the lottery big time.
-E.
On Thu, May 1, 2014 at 2:06 PM, Chris Chen cc...@nougat.org wrote:
I came across a set of used 700x35 pasela
On Thursday, May 1, 2014 11:25:35 AM UTC-7, Matthew Snyder wrote:
Was it worth $82? I don't own enough $82 shirts to compare it to, so
it's hard to say. But I'm very happy with it and would probably buy
another one if this one were lost.
Matthew Snyder
Seattle WA
Don't wait until
Microshift looks good, here on Della Santa
https://www.flickr.com/photos/41563482@N06/13782517824/
Suntour Superbe is good too, here on Heron:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/41563482@N06/13019054894/
Both shift great.
Max B
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Thanks, guys. I'll report back with whatever I end up testing.
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What model Microshift is that?
On Thu, May 1, 2014 at 11:00 PM, reynoldslugs be...@perrylaw.net wrote:
Microshift looks good, here on Della Santa
https://www.flickr.com/photos/41563482@N06/13782517824/
Suntour Superbe is good too, here on Heron:
Hi all,
Sorry for being late in responding to some of your emails, it's been quite
a flurry of sales. I can say for certain that the Saddlesack, Thin
Gripsters, Shopsack, Tweed Trunksack and GB Felling Axe are all sold. I am
awaiting responses on many other items and will post an updated PDF
Sorry to post an additional message that relates to my personal
preferences, but I would appreciate inquires to be sent as separate
messages rather than as reply to author. With so many items listed, it
becomes a little nightmarish to look at an email thread of 50+ and growing
emails. Thanks
The microshift FD on that Blue Della Santa is branded and sold as a Sun XCD. I
should have mentioned that, sorry. I got mine from Soma Fab, the somafab.com
website still lists them for sale.
Max
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I just came into a nice 7400 crank to replace the ultra compact TA, and I'd
like to run, and index, 8 instead of 7 cogs to regain some of the range lost by
going to considerably larger cogs (say 17-28 with the 53/39 vs 13-23 for the
44/30). The gaps in back diminish as the cogs get bigger.
Mike - my apologies if this is the incorrect method of response, but I'm
down for the paul flatbed.
On Thursday, May 1, 2014 12:56:40 AM UTC-7, Mike On A Bike wrote:
Hey everybody, I am making a long overdue clearout of the Bike Barn and
I've got a whole lot of parts I'd like to sell soon. I
Absolutely. Wonderful.
On May 1, 2014 6:10 PM, Eunice Chang sleepyn...@gmail.com wrote:
I thought I'd share my experiences on 30 days of biking last month here:
https://sleepyneko.exposure.co/30-days-of-biking
Warning: it's kind of long and well, teary. But if you read it all the way
Eunice, thank you so much for sharing this. So touching. So sad. So happy.
-- Anne
On Thu, May 1, 2014 at 6:10 PM, Eunice Chang sleepyn...@gmail.com wrote:
I thought I'd share my experiences on 30 days of biking last month here:
https://sleepyneko.exposure.co/30-days-of-biking
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