Medium Sackville Shopsack to fit my rambouillet's wald basket,
beautiful! can't wait to load er' up and run around town.
Also a 5mm park allen wrench with the fancy blue handle.
On Dec 25, 11:02 am, Liesl li...@smm.org wrote:
I know many of us have probably indulged ourselves picking out our own
Awesome picts Manny! Thanks for sharing, I've often wondered why some
cyclists go to the extreme, seeing those photos make me want to ride over
the horizon and just keep on going!
On Sunday, December 9, 2012 11:38:44 PM UTC-8, Manuel Acosta wrote:
Got to tag along with some SF Randonndeurs,
I agree, I have about a thousand miles on the modded grip kings and they rock.
Much more stable.
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I'm also an 82 cm PBH and I ride a 56 Ram, the fit is spot on. I paid
1200 through Craigslist for the full bike 3 years ago, it had a
couple of good sized nicks and needed tires, it had about 3000 miles
on it when I bought it. The grease was pretty shot and i ended up
paying my lbs for an
I'm so bummed I couldn't make it to see Grant last night, had to be at
work and all. How did the ride go? Hope he enjoyed seeing that part
of Seattle.
On May 12, 6:31 am, Frank pguil...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm with Alex: go. It was a nice event in Seattle, a great way to support a
local business
Aaron's in West Seattle has always done awesome work for my Riv
On Mar 21, 3:40 pm, Ryan Ray ryanr...@gmail.com wrote:
Ive had my fenders installed for me as I didn't want to mess them up and
guess what? My local bike shop in Seattle (who I love) messed them up. They
charged me allot and still
William,
Great job on the aftermarket modification. I installed the the u-
shaped contraptions just fine on my Grip Kings, and went out for a 30
mile spin through Seattle this morning. The increased stability is
very noticeable, my feet felt more planted through the pedal stroke.
The pedal also
Great times in the seattle area today, as thousands of cyclists looped
Bainbridge Island in a 32-mile jaunt.
I took the blue rambouillet on the 8:45am ferry, full fenders and
baggins lil' joe bag expecting snow in the forecast. But it turned
out to be sunny most of the way, low 40's for a high.
I'll be there -- 8:45 boat sounds good to me. I usually wear my keen
sandals with wool socks even in the winter, but those are only good
down to about 44deg for an hour or less. I may have to wear the hiking
boots this year to avoid frosty toes. If there's too much snow I'll
leave the ram at
