I know you can bring bikes on Amtrack, I think it might be for free too. A
lot of people bring their bike on trains to Pittsburgh and ride down the
cO and Gap.
On Tuesday, August 4, 2015 at 4:57:48 PM UTC-4, DS wrote:
Yeah I saw a few of those. thanks everyone for the recommendation. The
David -
If you are still interested in a case, I have one sitting in the garage not
being used. Let me know offline.
Dan
On Aug 4, 2015, at 1:57 PM, David Stein davecst...@gmail.com wrote:
Yeah I saw a few of those. thanks everyone for the recommendation. The surly
would indeed be a
Not sure what your size is, but I have a spare surly Crosscheck - it's a 56
- that is completely Rivendellized, and you would be welcome to borrow it.
Albatross bars with Silver BE shifters, the Sugino Triple Crank, Tektro
Wide cantis, 45mm tires. It's probably a little de-tuned at the moment,
Not sure where you are riding to, but Bikestation right off Union Station
metro have lots of bikes for rent.
I would also offer mine, but too small.
-Phil
On Monday, August 3, 2015 at 10:28:12 PM UTC-4, DS wrote:
Off topic and not Riv-related, but thought I'd ask the group as there
seems
I'm encouraged that it only took a handful of posts for someone to offer their
personal bike. Unfortunately mine are also too big. Hopefully someone can get
you one. There are a lot of bike routes near DC.
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Some shops that come up in a search are: Revolution Cycles (Rockville or
Twinbrook station, ask them), Hudson Trail Outfitters (Twinbrook or a White
Flint) and Big Wheel Bicycles(bethesda station). All or on the Red Line, close
to Twinbrook. Of course, call first and make sure they have what
Yeah I saw a few of those. thanks everyone for the recommendation. The
surly would indeed be a bit too big but I definitely appreciate the offer.
I also looked into a case to bring my bike, which would come in handy for
future travel, but that seems like a whole other can of worms and wad of
cash
