hey Robert,
That's a great little film! Wow! Those Bromptons sure don't look very
stable at speed, but they fit nicely on those rafts. I love that Alistair
was wearing an airline pfd. Hopefully, the person in his seat on the next
flight didn't need it.
Thanks for sharing that.
Cheers, John
It looks like you've got a pannier of some sort attached to the left
fork. Did you leave that attached? BTW, that's some Appaloosa! Beautiful
color. Root beer?
It was on in the early iterations to hold the PFD. I eventually figured out
a better way to hold it on a rear rack - the pannier
Essentially, this was what Busch & Muller did with the Luxos U, which
everyone but me seems to have disliked. It's one of the heaviest LED
headlights of the last 15 years, specifically because there's a lithium
battery inside the headlight enclosure. The dynamo charges up the battery,
and then
This is one that stuck with me. Packing a raft on a Brompton in the UK.Expedition by Bike and Boatyoutu.beRobert TilleySan Diego, CASent from my iPhoneOn Mar 25, 2024, at 1:03 PM, Patrick Moore wrote:I'm not in the market, sorry, but I find that little inflatable very interesting. Is the boat
Thanks, Collin; insights into a new -- to me -- pastime. If I were younger
I might have tried it on the Rio Grande.
Folbots: I remember those being advertised at the way back of National
Geographics in the 1960s.
On Mon, Mar 25, 2024 at 2:19 PM Collin A wrote:
> Patrick,
>
> I've posted my
Thanks Colin. Iterating the set-up that's just right for me will only add
to the fun! It looks like you've got a pannier of some sort attached to the
left fork. Did you leave that attached? BTW, that's some Appaloosa!
Beautiful color. Root beer?
Aeroperf, that's a very cool TSF16. I once had
Oooh and aaah! Thanks for the photos Colin. I wish you had posted this
months ago before I bought mine! $1000 seems a good deal. C'est la vie!
I have yet to use my Caribou as winter up here is more conducive to skating
the river than floating it, but those days are coming soon.
I appreciate
Patrick,
I've posted my "Joe-Rafter" here before and I think John Rinkler picked one
up in the winter?
But yes, this raft was designed with having a heavy bike loaded on the
front of the raft, no mini/foldable/small wheeled bike required. I
essentially used it to bike up river, strap my bike
"They" is the unspecified general predicate, not "Rivendell."
On Mon, Mar 25, 2024 at 2:02 PM Patrick Moore wrote:
> ... Do they make kayak-specific bikes?
>
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I'm not in the market, sorry, but I find that little inflatable very
interesting. Is the boat designed specifically for packing on a bike, then
floating the bike down river, then back to bike packing? I didn't know that
this combination was a thing.
And isn't the Appaloosa a long wheelbase model?
Still looking :)
On Wednesday, March 20, 2024 at 9:44:06 PM UTC-7 Collin A wrote:
> Heyo,
>
> Looking to do a little cockpit refinement before touring season kicks off
> and was hoping to get my hands on some well-loved (but not abused)
> handlebars to help me achieve that without breaking the
Folks,
It is with a heavy feeling in my gut that I am posting my packraft setup
for sale. I haven't used it since I moved away from Sacramento and I don't
forsee it being something I continue with.
Photos: https://photos.app.goo.gl/wANwCsEVy5zK242K9
Asking for $1000 shipped (plus 3% to cover G
Asking prices are just exercises in first-amendment rights.
>> I see very basic build [..] going for $2k or more.
Not often you don't. The ones you see on Craigs or FB ain't went yet.
Problem is, many sellers don't understand that and basically wind up
driving each other's pricing higher.
On
I was thinking the same. Cheviots defy gravity!
Doug
On Monday, March 25, 2024 at 9:49:59 AM UTC-4 tio ryan wrote:
> that floating pic is a mind-bender!
>
> -tio
>
> On Monday, March 25, 2024 at 1:42:21 AM UTC-4 Olivier Chételat wrote:
>
>> Here is mine this afternoon..
>> I love my Cheviot.
At least that Atlantis has some nice bits on it, Paul, velocity, and the
like. I see very basic builds, where I'd want to swap almost everything
out, going for $2K or more.
On Monday, March 25, 2024 at 8:31:42 AM UTC-4 sarahlik...@gmail.com wrote:
> This bike is only one million dollars, see
that floating pic is a mind-bender!
-tio
On Monday, March 25, 2024 at 1:42:21 AM UTC-4 Olivier Chételat wrote:
> Here is mine this afternoon..
> I love my Cheviot.
> I love my Cheviot a bit more than I love my Betty Foy (team long chain
> stay).
> I will probably love a Platypus more than I
This bike is only one million dollars, see honey, I'm trying!
Joe you nailed it.
On Sunday, March 24, 2024 at 10:25:11 PM UTC-7 Luke Hendrickson wrote:
> Hahahaha yeah, that makes sense, Joe
>
> On Sunday, March 24, 2024 at 10:14:51 PM UTC-7 Joe Bernard wrote:
>
>> I call it "spouse/SO
Price drop -- $65 plus shipping for the B17 narrow, $50 for the Regal plus
shipping.
On Sunday, March 24, 2024 at 9:54:53 AM UTC-5 Julian Westerhout wrote:
> For sale are two very lightly used saddles with original boxes.
>
> The first is a Brook B17 Narrow $75 plus shipping
>
> The second
Corsa Classic, AKA CR member Andrea Bonfanti in Milano, also has fold-out
maps of bicycle frame/component builders by country, with separate maps for
Italy, France, UK, US/Canada and I believe a Japan map is in the works.
If my recollection is correct, this is the second run of the Campagnolo
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