I like this idea. I'm definitely gonna get mine hooked up to the drops
and use it as spinnaker. Kinda like this:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/7201887.stm
On Mar 19, 12:43 am, Mike mjawn...@gmail.com wrote:
Everything taste better with melted butter!
On Mar 18, 5:39 pm, Eric Norris
Hey Harold, I've got a Hamax Siesta Recliner on a Surly Big Dummy. My
son's 19 months and he's been riding around in it for a few months.
He'll fall asleep in it (gentle rocking motion on quiet roads and
smooth trails) and we recline it which supports his little head (we
pop a soft hat on him too
Hi All
It may be slightly off topic (my apologies if this is considered the
case) but here's a link to the Guardian books podcast which is
entitled TS Eliot prizewinner Philip Gross, Andrew Motion on the
Romantics, and the literature of cycling. It's 31 mins long (be
warned). It includes former
I think that slogan's interesting too:
The Touring Machine
That Carries You
Ahead of It's Time
It's kind of poetic in a unstructured way
Most of all though, I like the Ahead of It's Time part: oh, yeah, way
beyond the current swell of 10 /11 speed cassettes and carbon build
materials into a
A nathema of carbon?!!
Jim Thill - Hiawatha Cyclery wrote:
Paul: I first learned of Rivendell on the same website.
On Jan 30, 9:47 pm, Paul Cooley pcoo...@cybermesa.com wrote:
On Jan 30, 2009, at 7:46 PM, Bill M. wrote:
LOTR fan that I am, I would propose A Moot of Quickbeams.
Hi All
The recent inaugeration bike pool photos and Grant's message that some
QB's were comin' in got me thinking about collective nouns for Riv's
models. Weren't many of these invented by folk while out ridin' in the
country and doing country things? Thinking about this entertained me
as I was
