Thanks for the kind words Christian! So glad you enjoyed it.
Bill & Patrick - I know the Omata One can be pretty elusive (and very
pricy).
I ran into the owner once in a coffee shop here in town and he mentioned
that they were trying to iron out a new manufacturer and supply chain.
I would
Thanks for a wonderful read and great pics, Keith! The cheering crowds and
patient braggart were highlights, but can’t compare with that gorgeous Sam
build of yours. The last pic deserves a place on Leah’s “Style on the Bike”
thread. Kudos!
Christian
On Monday, February 5, 2024 at 5:59:42 AM
"Omata One: How does one buy one? I didn't see a "Buy Now" button or a link
to a dealer network."
Or even a price?
On Sunday, February 4, 2024 at 4:35:06 PM UTC-8 Patrick Moore wrote:
> Two very interesting adaptations. The Racing Basket weighs the same as the
> custom rear rack on my
Two very interesting adaptations. The Racing Basket weighs the same as the
custom rear rack on my Matthews #1. And getting digital GPS into an
anaolgue readout is very appealing.
Omata One: How does one buy one? I didn't see a "Buy Now" button or a link
to a dealer network.
On Sat, Feb 3, 2024
Armand - Yup! Looking forward to it.Will we see your Platypus there?Ian, Sally & Ben - Thank you! Very kind of you to say.Chris - Yes. Rode out, and returned home the same day by car.Put together that ride and I’ll take the train up to join you guys! It is beautiful out there.Patrick - I agree. I
fI forgot to add:
1. Please post photo of "racing basket."
2. Please identify and describe that odometer/stopwatch/speedometer.
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Perhaps excepting an invitation to a Century ride was overly optimistic. I
haven’t ridden more than 35 miles at once in recent memory - Maybe the
proposition should have given me pause, but a foolhardy challenge is just
what we need to feel slightly nervous about from time to time.
