I haven't been to the Rivendell site for awhile and I see all these
double tubes. I looked for a post on here or on the site but found
nothing.
Is this standard now? I see pictures of the same model with double and
single tubes.
Thanks for filling me in.
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I think that trying to apply logic to it is an exercise in futility.
And I like that.
On Wednesday, May 9, 2012, Peter Morgano wrote:
Well I know there is no double TT on the Atlantis because it only goes so
big, after that you are in Bomba/Hunqa country. The Sam's get double TT at
what I
Z-Man: the line about logic/futility gave me a good chuckle. As a bicycle
professional, who frequently tries new bikes, new component setups, new
accessories, etc, I often have people ask me why did you do it THAT way? as
if they expect a sophisticated response that will be logically infallible
It's my fondest hope that, if asked, GP will say, ...because I felt like
it.
On Wednesday, May 9, 2012, Jim Thill - Hiawatha Cyclery wrote:
Z-Man: the line about logic/futility gave me a good chuckle. As a bicycle
professional, who frequently tries new bikes, new component setups, new
A great thing about a 2TT bike is how easily one can mount two pumps. Or,
fit a trapezoidal bag in the space between the 2TT, for carrying cucumbers
and salami.
- Andrew, Berkeley
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I already hold the patent on those functions. So if you mention them again,
I'll have your legs broken.
On Wednesday, May 9, 2012, Smitty 54ca...@gmail.com wrote:
My last comment was kind of snarky, so in an effort to redeem myself...
here's an actual sincere response...
I went with 2TT on a
