I like using the front for my gear because it just seems a bit easier to
mount/dismount the bike in that configuration. Rear panniers have a time
and place, but just not for 99% of my riding.
Hey acksf78...Tell me you're on Instagram without telling me :)
*I have tried it all and I will never
I am intrigued by the Charlie Gallop. The random photos I’ve seen so far
make it look like a road, path, , rail trail cruiser that I need.
On Thursday, January 11, 2024 at 10:17:49 PM UTC-6 brok...@gmail.com wrote:
> Jason, I 100% agree with you on the Joe vs. Atlantis, and the void in
> Riv’s
I go with Blue Lug. Shipping from Japan isn’t cheap, but it’s offset by
product costs being cheaper. So give it a look. Plus, it opens up the
opportunity to buy other Nitto, MKS, and Blue Lug goodies. Items arrive
quickly and well packed.
On Sunday, December 24, 2023 at 9:54:58 PM UTC-6
Same as these, different colors
https://www.rivbike.com/products/rbw-hat-royal-gold
On Tuesday, October 10, 2023 at 7:29:20 PM UTC-5 m f wrote:
> Kyle Kelley has some sample Riv hats for sale to benefit a LA area
> charity. These are samples that were made when Riv released their
Panaracer Pro Tite for me. Found most other tires (like Gravel Kings and
Rene Herse) good, but more aspirational about the riding I “could do”
versus what I “really do”. I’m burned out on tan walls right now, so black
wins for me.
On Tuesday, October 3, 2023 at 5:27:09 PM UTC-5
Pelago makes great racks that can attach to eyelets or through the axle
(and then attach a Wald 139). The RBW rack is available through Blue Lug
(Japan) for appx $100 less than sourcing it here in the states. You will
pay a little bit for shipping, but it allows you to justify adding a bunch
These weren't announced as 'back in stock', but I just found them on the
website. I got one from the first batch and find it very useful. Belt loops
on the back to make it a very nice hip pack for carrying the core
essentials.
Very common issue in the world of aging business owners where the next
generation has moved on from the family business and there's no external
interest in taking it on. Happens a lot in the world of tradesman
(plumbing, HVAC, builders, etc). The company was a good way to support your
life and
Gringineer is legit and Joel is great. I live in Minnesota and have worked
with him before. Some advice, if you need something and its not on the
website please contact him. His inventory is deep and vast - which makes it
hard to put everything on his page. Some good NOS gems too!
On Monday,
