So I'm probably relatively young for this forum. Mid 30s. I have a few
aggressive bikes and my Appaloosa. Anyway, I woke up one morning a couple
weeks ago in a severe pain and could barely walk. After a couple CT scans
we found out it was a bulging disc in my spine. My snowboarding and
My double top tube 58 Appaloosa with with the "big" front and rear racks,
medium saddlesack (which I store the large shopsack in), big basket,
generator hub and lights, a couple tubes, patches, pump, etc weighs
42.4lbs. It's so heavy I have stopped caring. Friday night I carried 2
helinox
I ride with a Sackville Shopsack a lot. You can put shitloads in it and it
expands well. I keep double d-rings on it so it stays in well when being
ridden on decent roads and then I use a bungee net when I'm going to be
riding dirt. It's VERY expandable and secure. Maybe worth a look for
I live in the area and could help you but like another person posted I'd
recommend just going to Bici Centro and you'll get it put together well and
learn a bunch in the process. It's where I put together my first custom
build. Ask for Raph. He'll be fucking stoked to help you put together a
Yes! So I actually decided to purchase my Appaloosa while riding from
Banff to Whitefish last summer on a converted rig that blew out 3 spokes on
the rear wheel about 40 miles north of the Canadian border. Long story but
it's incredible an incredible trip. One of the best experiences of my
You could get another wheel and cassette for using on the trainer so you
can just swap wheels and go. It doesn't take much time to swap a wheel,
takes up less space, and would certainly be cheaper than buying another
bicycle.
On Wednesday, February 21, 2018 at 11:53:59 PM UTC-8, Tim
The prices are going up $100 from $1300 to $1400.
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