Real men ride mixtes ;)
On Sunday, August 13, 2017 at 5:42:46 AM UTC-5, Mark in Beacon wrote:
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> As a fellow Clem L, aka Clementine, owner, I'm green with envy on that
> color. The bike looks gorgeous. In my mind, it's almost impossible not to
> like the ride of a Clem with Boscos. The Clem L
That's a really beautiful bike. I loved that green since they first used
it on Cheviot.
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Cool bike. I am somewhat biased because I just got a butternut Appaloosa
myself. I like your multi-color handlebar wrap.
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Toshi:
The frame is beautiful. I would love to see how the build turns out.
Ann
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I weigh 115 lbs. My 46 cm Appaloosa with bags weighs 32 lbs and I have to
carry it up three flights of stairs. I will usually grab the middle of the
top tube with my right hand and carry it low, balancing some of the weight
against my hip. I use my left hand to guide/support the grip on the
I concur that you should make the jaunt to RBW and do test rides. First,
it would be awesome, well worth the trip to see the shop in person, and
actually talk the people who will be building your bike. Second, and more
importantly, riding and getting a sense of what works best for you. I
Thank you for the nice comments :)
I do have another part to the finding a bike story. My first post was a
bit long so pared it down.
When the Appaloosa build came out, I saw the pictures of the butternut
frame and was blown away. But I was extremely happy with my Soma and had
no
Absolutely gorgeous. Congratulations on getting a truly fabulous bike.
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Congratulations!!! Beautiful bike. Now you will be hooked for life.
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Ohhh. I am so needing that handlebar bag. What is the brand? I looked on
the website and it wasn't listed.
On Monday, September 18, 2017 at 2:49:47 PM UTC-5, Bill Lindsay wrote:
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>
>
> "Whether that means I end up logging 200x11 or 200x10 remains to be seen."
>
> I rounded out my 200 miles
I'm really sorry about the bike. I hope it turns out to be fixable. I'm
also glad you weren't seriously hurt.
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How often do you apply the wax? And how do you deal with the grit that
accumulates on the cassette and derailer?
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Beautiful. Both the bike and the ride.
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Beautiful.
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I'm glad you are ok. I just relocated to this region (Mississippi) which
is not bike friendly.
I always assume:
1) The car drivers don't see me. They don't look for cyclists or
pedestrians. A pedestrian in a crosswalk is as novel as a Panda bear to
them.
2) Always use the pedestrian
Carla: thank you!
Bill: thank you :) I used bar wrap left over from another handlebar
project. Although I like the how the harlequin wrap turned out, I'm not
crazy about the color. It looks better in bright sunlight but seems too
monochromatic against the frame. I am thinking of redoing
I will be sad and morose if pictures of the finished bikes are not posted.
Please be kind and share the awesomeness.
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I recently relocated due to work and now do the majority of my riding by
the beach. I love the natural beauty of sand, surf, ospreys, and pelicans
but hate what the sand is doing to my gears. A gritty crust rapidly
develops on my cassette and chain. I have been cleaning the chain weekly
and
Thank you.
Matt B and LBieriot: I'm a fan of fenders, both for prolonging the life of
bike and tires and also for completing the look of the bike. Currently,
I'm running 52 mm Big Bens and have little give for fender clearance. Part
of the point of getting this bike was the ability to
Since no one has said this yet, that is a beautiful unique vintage bell.
Does it work?
On Friday, August 25, 2017 at 10:59:42 PM UTC-5, mike goldman wrote:
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> I bought a 1978 Schwinn Breeze 3 speed and this was on it. Can anybody
> translate
>
> mike goldman
> rhode island
>
leasure to work with.
>
> Best,
> Richard
>
>
>
> Sent from my iPhone
>
> On Aug 22, 2017, at 8:02 PM, 'Ann L' via RBW Owners Bunch <
> rbw-owne...@googlegroups.com > wrote:
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> Thank you for the nice comments :)
>
> I do have another part to the finding
MKS King Grips. I used clip in pedals for years and liked the feeling of
being locked and loaded :)
I decided to get out of my comfort range for my new bike. I have been
using these for a month and love them. My feet don't slip at all so I
still feel locked in. But I can ride in any shoes
in very silty, dusty sand, plain
> paraffin is the cleanest; but alas, also in my experience, it doesn't do a
> very good job of lubing the insides and I had to relube every 100 miles or
> even more frequently after the chain started grumbling.
>
> On Thu, Aug 31, 2017 at 5:3
That bike is s beautiful. If it were my size, I would buy it in a
heart beat.
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Thanks all for the suggestions. The crock pot method sounds like the least
expensive. I found one on Amazon for $14 but I'll check out Goodwill first.
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I am riding on a paved boardwalk on the beach. Sand drifts accumulate
regularly and are hard to avoid, hence the need for fat tires.
On Tuesday, August 29, 2017 at 3:04:48 PM UTC-5, LBleriot wrote:
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> I'm no authority on this, but I like 5-8 mm of clearance between tire and
> fender; not so
Gorgeous bike. I love the orange and red accents against the blue frame.
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I suspect you're right. I rode to work this morning against an 18 mph
headwind that was coming at me diagonally (which made balancing
interesting). Sand was peppering my legs and I had a layer at the end of
my ride. It looks like my best bet is to go with the wax products
mentioned before
That is a really beautiful, classy build. May you have many, many miles
of fun together.
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The bike looks great. I really like the look of the honey Brooks saddle
against the green.
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Patrick:
I love your pictures. Thank you for sharing.
Ann
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That is a damn fine looking bike :)
On Wednesday, November 29, 2017 at 11:43:54 AM UTC-6, Nels Sorenson wrote:
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> Here are some updated pics of current iteration Grilver Roadini. I'm
> liking the Berthoud saddle and wider tires/rims. Ride is smoother, less
> nervous and still fast with the
Beautiful. I hope you have a happy Thanksgiving as well.
On Thursday, November 23, 2017 at 9:22:17 AM UTC-6, MountNormal wrote:
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> Just wanted to wish everyone a happy Thanksgiving!
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Chris:
I also have a San Marcos and have long lusted after the Roadeo (which
doesn't come in my size). The Roadini seemed very similar to my current
bike and I would be interested to know the differences. Please post how
they compare once your new bike gets in.
Ann
On Tuesday, November 28,
They are having a holiday sale with $27 to $37 off. I have them on my San
Marcos and love them. I just placed an order for my Appaloosa.
https://www.woodysfenders.com/
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I periodically apply car wax to the wood. Other than that, they hold up
very well.
On Tuesday, December 19, 2017 at 9:11:02 PM UTC-6, lum gim fong wrote:
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> Ann, How do the components hold up in all that salty riding? Any
> secrets/tips?
> I'd like to ride more but fear the road salts.
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I checked out the bike specials and the Appaloosa isn't there anymore. So
you are left with the temptation of the Clem L which at least would be
easier on your wallet.
BTW: this seems like the wrong place to get encouragement NOT to splurge
on a bike :)
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Pictures, please. I would like to see how the grilver looks with cooper
tape.
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I have Bosco's with bar end shifters on my Appaloosa and love them. They
look nice on your bike. Your small assistant is adorable :)
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It was a typo. I've logged over 1,500 so far. But 170 miles a day would
be both epic and awesome :)
On Wednesday, November 1, 2017 at 6:49:37 AM UTC-5, Mark in Beacon wrote:
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> Don't be jealous. You'll just have to start 10 bikes, 2000 miles each, one
> month. You got this.
>
> On Tuesday,
I think this is the thread that started it.
https://www.bikeforums.net/classic-vintage/70-i-just-want-say-grant-petersen.html
It seems much funnier and less snarky in comparison, especially if (as
suggested) you imagine it narrated by the Dos Equis beer announcer.
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This is an earlier thread, but in my opinion, much funnier. Particularly
(as suggested) you imagine it being narrated by the Dos Equis beer
announcer.
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Congratulations! That is a beautiful bike :)
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I love my bikes but haven't drunk any cool aide yet ;)
The other frequent criticism is that RBW are overpriced. I have found mine
to be extremely good value for how often I use them. I suspect the haters
spend as much, if not more, on bikes and accessories than I do. Also, a
point that
Grant:
I'm not sure how I would feel if people wrote about me like that. I found
the posts ridiculously over the top in proportion your niche in the bike
world and advocacy for steel bikes. The first thread I found seemed to
have an undercurrent of affection with some of the posts, the later
Chris:
I found the original thread humorous because it was over the top and not
what I perceived RBW or GP. If it isn't clear from my earlier post, Grant:
I apologize for my earlier post of the 2015 thread. I did not mean any
disrespect. I will not be involved with this again.
Ann
On
Takashi:
Where I live, most of the trees haven't changed color. Thank you for
sharing your beautiful autumn pictures.
Ann
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I agree that the red with the cream accents would be stunning. Good choice
and I also wanted to see pictures.
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I really love the idea of the candy apple red paint job. A similar color
scheme showed up in this thread
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!searchin/rbw-owners-bunch/saluki%7Csort:date/rbw-owners-bunch/toarUeDZ5mo/cxVVDSfAAgAJ.
I was so very tempted since the bike was my size. But I just
I also have a 46 cm Appaloosa. I would very much like to add fenders but
am not ready to give up my Big Ben's (52 mm). If you find a way to make it
work, please post it.
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Sweet!
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That is a really beautiful bike. May you have many years of fun riding
together :)
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Bill:
The bike turned out beautifully. I like the green against the grilver
frame. Although the color looks like it would go well with any bar wrap
color.
Your daughter is a cutie and I'm glad you are starting her early on a love
of bikes :)
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If this sale had come up 4 months ago, I would've have been totally down
for this set up. I greatly admired the sage Sam's but thought they needed
the contrasting cream head tubes. I really like how they have expanded the
tire width accommodation.
I really love my Appaloosa and have put
Happy Hogmanay to you as well, Patrick :)
I enjoy your posts as our resident poet.
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Jim:
I also thank you. It is nice to have a place where adults can talk.
Ann
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Your bike is beautiful and so is the scenery. I am very happy you are back
on the road.
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I'm glad you have your bike back.
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This thread got a little side tracked and I would like to comment again
that the graphic fenders look amazing with the grilver roadino frame.
On Thursday, January 11, 2018 at 2:50:15 PM UTC-6, LBleriot wrote:
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> I promised myself that I would keep the Roadini svelte and unburdened, but
> the
I've attached the link below describing the procedure. The corks are
surprisingly durable and you also get the bonus of drinking the wine :)
http://www.astoriabike.com/2005/03/heres-to-you-ken-glug.html
On Saturday, January 13, 2018 at 7:17:17 PM UTC-6, Joe Bernard wrote:
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> What is "wine
It is an ArcEnCiel frame bag I got cheap from Amazon. It isn't completely
waterproof but works well for most situations.
On Saturday, January 20, 2018 at 4:07:18 PM UTC-6, William! wrote:
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> Lovely! What sort of bag is that on the top tube? Looks very handy.
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Tim:
Welcome to the forum and i'm glad you are enjoying the bike. RBW bikes are
meant to be ridden and I hope you have many happy experiences with your new
bike.
Ann
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It is a very pretty bike and has some really nice components.
Unfortunately, it is my size.
But where I'm at now isn't suited for a road bike so I will forgo
temptation for now.
On Friday, January 19, 2018 at 10:20:10 AM UTC-6, Joe Bernard wrote:
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> Not mine, not my size, it sure is
Joe:
I think this is the first time I've seen them installed on a bike. I
really like the terra cotta and black combo. The blue is stunning in
natural light :)
On Sunday, January 21, 2018 at 4:49:08 PM UTC-6, Joe Bernard wrote:
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> Ann: The tires are Fatty Rumpkins from Riv. Nice lightish
https://janheine.wordpress.com/?utm_source=Retail+Customer+Newsletter_campaign=72d051e458-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2018_01_15_medium=email_term=0_f74fbd5ca8-72d051e458-108574281_cid=72d051e458_eid=4f91954305
I thought this was an interesting read, especially with the recent posts
about fenders.
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In my opinion, bikes always look better with fenders :)
That is a really close match for the the grilver and an overall sharp
looking bike.
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Joe:
The blue is really beautiful and looks close to the silvery aquamarine
color of my San Marcos. I look forward to more pictures once you have the
Woody's installed and the bike broken in. I love how the cream accents
look against the metallic blue.
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Joe:
I love it!!! I had thought before that your bike needed a cool bar wrap
job to complete the look. I like how Grant used different color combos on
each handlebar. I also really like the olive color. I will keep it in
mind for future projects.
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Joe:
I just saw the pictures on the BLUG. The Paul Melvin looks sharp. It's
one of more unique set ups I've seen. Congratulations on a one of a kind
bike :)
Ann
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Me too :) Bosco bars rock!
On Saturday, January 27, 2018 at 11:16:31 AM UTC-6, Philip Kim wrote:
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> Loved the Bosco bars on my appaloosa
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Beautiful bike! I'm glad it worked out for your friend.
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Joe:
I love the look of the bike. The seagulls also seem impressed :)
Thanks for the pictures.
Ann
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Yes, I use my real name. This is the only internet forum that is
consistently civil and inhabited by adults that I feel comfortable in doing
so.
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If RBW made a Rodeo in my size, I probably would have ordered one a long
time ago.
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I do love the tuxedo Sam's :}
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Very nice. And you have a beautiful bike :)
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Doug:
I have an Appaloosa and I absolutely love it. I, too, debated between a
Clem and an Appaloosa. But the lugs and head badge also sold me on the
Appaloosa. It will do well as a mountain bike.
As far as head badges, in my (biased) opinion, I rate first: Hungapillar
(coolest badge
No. But that is my new Lotto fantasy.
On Saturday, February 3, 2018 at 6:14:05 PM UTC-6, Lum Gim Fong wrote:
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> Just wondering if anyone here has done that.
> I think about doing that sometimes. But that would be a tremendous amount
> of money. Maybe over the years...
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I am currently running 26" 48 mm tires with compound fenders on my
Appaloosa. 42 mm tires should work fine on the Cheviot.
On Wednesday, February 14, 2018 at 10:50:07 AM UTC-6, Pancake wrote:
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> Looks fantastic, the grips are nice and chunky, the blue is great.
>
> How wide a tire do you
That looks really sharp. It's a very clean, minimalist, yet completely
practical build. I wish you many happy years of riding. Once you go
Rivendell, you don't go back :)
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I will buy both. PM me to work out the details.
On Tuesday, February 20, 2018 at 11:30:15 PM UTC-6, Jeffrey Arita wrote:
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> Acorn Bags! Sparingly used Boxy Rando Bag and rear Saddle Roll Bag - in
> Tan
> Boxy Rando Bag is older version that has velcro straps on the bottom to
> secure to
I am very grateful right now that neither of these are in my size.
The Frank Jones is really beautiful.
On Wednesday, February 21, 2018 at 5:08:07 PM UTC-6, Bob Lovejoy wrote:
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> Seems if you really want a 56cm Atlantis, you might have some decisions to
> make (26" vs 650B).
>
>
Joe:
I loved watching the progress of your bike coming together. The only last
thing is to ride the absolute c**p out of it :)
Ann
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A really beautiful bike. I particularly like the honey saddle and matching
handle bar wraps :)
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I second Patrick's motion for a presumption of goodness.
On Friday, February 23, 2018 at 4:57:02 PM UTC-6, Deacon Patrick wrote:
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> Michael is a long time list member and is not disingenuious, nor was this
> headline disingenuous. Let’s give each other a presumption of goodness
> please. cf:
Could you provide a link to the request for store credits? I have been
browsing RBW and haven't found it.
On Wednesday, February 21, 2018 at 6:38:03 PM UTC-6, Chris Birkenmaier
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> I was just in Ri s website and saw their request for their loyal
> supporters to purchase store credits
I don't order that often from RBW but they have first class products. I
signed up for $50.
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It looks interesting. I just ordered an inexpensive roaster and will give
it a try.
On Sunday, February 25, 2018 at 4:52:59 PM UTC-6, Deacon Patrick wrote:
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> In which we roast our coffee as a gift for a caffeine hound. Robusta beans
> have twice the normal caffeine. Rocket fuel! Here are the
On Monday, December 18, 2017 at 7:49:35 PM UTC-6, Ann L wrote:
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> I checked out the bike specials and the Appaloosa isn't there anymore. So
> you are left with the temptation of the Clem L which at least would be
> easier on your wallet.
>
> BTW: this seems like the wrong place to get
It looks like the blue Joe is back on the sale web page so you are back to
the same temptations.
BTW: I have an Appaloosa and love it. It is an amazingly stable plush
ride.
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Joe:
My beloved San Marcos appears to be the same blue (which is stunning) so I
can't argue with the choice and the savings.
However, I am a bit sad not to see a candy apple and cream Cheviot. I will
put it on my wish list for myself if I win the lottery :)
I look forward to seeing the
I would advise to call the website number and talk to Cody Davis, whom is
both the guy whom both answers the phone and builds the fenders. He is
super nice and an amazing craftmen who will set you up right. I have
woody's on two of my bikes and love them. But also be advised that you may
Joe:
I love how your bike is turning out. What kind of tires are those?
On Saturday, January 20, 2018 at 6:15:39 PM UTC-6, Joe Bernard wrote:
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> Hey Ann, I put Woody's on last night, so I'll drop 'em here in the just
> announced and soon to be world famous Rivs With Wood Fenders thread.
>
Thank you all for the complements. I love my caramel and cream bike. It
is wonderfully fun to ride :)
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I loved the article. I am now appropriating and modifying the term to
apply to myself: MAWIL (middle-aged woman in lycra) :)
On Sunday, March 11, 2018 at 10:50:19 AM UTC-5, Ash wrote:
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> Nice read:
>
> https://www.1843magazine.com/features/the-long-and-winding-road
>
> While those expensive
Interesting article. I do notice that I am considerably grumpier if I
can't cycle every day.
But why not? Life happens outside of plans :) It isn't about the
destination but the journey.
BTW: the bike look great!
>
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Patrick:
I had a set of Honjo fluted fenders. Although they were extremely light
weight and beautiful, I can personally attest they were neither quiet nor
hearty. The first time a pebble rattled through one of the fenders, it
sounded like the derailleur was eating itself. I ride my bikes
Josette:
Beautiful bike and I enjoyed the blog. If you consider the cost of a car
and gym membership, under 4k is an incredible bargain. I am very impressed
that you kept the honey saddle in such good condition throughout all
weather conditions.
Ann
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