’t want to. I just like riding my
> Rivs and I think I’m not going to be precious about the mermaid bike.)
>
> Hats off to YOU, RivSister.
> Leah
>
> On Jan 29, 2022, at 8:13 AM, Liz Tilton wrote:
>
> I concur with Joyce’s list for cold-weather riding…lots of lightweight,
&g
I concur with Joyce’s list for cold-weather riding…lots of lightweight,
base-layer wool and layers atop that. I’d add to her list these wonderful
Descente wind-breaking gloves/mittens that I’ve worn for years. If
necessary, I can slip a foot warmer in the mitten part for more toast.
:)
I certainly plan to pack my new Clem L for camping!
Long ago I spent weeks in Europe (on several different trips) on a
packed-out Motobecane Grand Touring bike with skinny little tires. I added
a temporary Blackburn rear rack, slapped some panniers on it, threw some
sort of front-bar bag on
I love this thread…but perhaps I love most how wildly similar Leah and
Heather are to one another. It makes me laugh.
I also love that Laura shouted out “A PLATYPUS!” to a total stranger. :)
Heather, your Platy is breathtaking (and Carl, your Clem L! I love that
color)…I would be TERRIBLE at
Hello from a long-time Rivendell Atlantis rider/first time poster to this
group…and congratulations on your beautiful new Platypus, Leah. For more
than 15 years, I commuted 26 round-trip, hillyish miles to work two or
three days per week on my Atlantis; now I’m 63-years old, no longer
