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[PeteD]

You just need to find the few who know where all the windtraps are, before they change the face of Arakkis.

[Greenbelt]

@mstone 99726 wrote:

The real technological hurdle to overcome is the scarcity of droids that understand the binary language of moisture vaporators.

“But Uncle Owen, this one’s got a bad motivator!”

[Greenbelt]

@PeteD 99738 wrote:

You just need to find the few who know where all the windtraps are, before they change the face of Arakkis.

Mmmm.. Spice. Sandworm poo, but whatever…

A stillsuit would be and interesting innovation — could replace the team car

[ronwalf]

@Greenbelt 99742 wrote:

Mmmm.. Spice. Sandworm poo, but whatever…

Now arriving at the next FCC?

[jrenaut]

Anyone ever seen a Sparse light? Successful Kickstarter, now they’re selling lights from their website. I’ve been looking for something pretty enough to put on the Pinarello.

[americancyclo]

@jrenaut 100310 wrote:

Anyone ever seen a Sparse light? Successful Kickstarter, now they’re selling lights from their website. I’ve been looking for something pretty enough to put on the Pinarello.

Q. So they lights don’t come off the bike? A. True. Once you’ve installed the lights, it is as if they are a piece of the bike. It takes tools to get them off. We think this is in-total waaaaaaaaaaaay less hassle than stripping the lights every time you park the bike.

Dealbreaker.

[jrenaut]

@americancyclo 100312 wrote:

Dealbreaker.

I was thinking that, but my bike storage spot is right by an outlet, so I could just get a USB adapter and a long cable and just plug the bike in when I get home like an electric car or something. I just found that the Bike Rack is a dealer, so maybe I’ll check it out on the way home.

[americancyclo]

@jrenaut 100314 wrote:

I was thinking that, but my bike storage spot is right by an outlet, so I could just get a USB adapter and a long cable and just plug the bike in when I get home like an electric car or something. I just found that the Bike Rack is a dealer, so maybe I’ll check it out on the way home.

My bikes don’t live near power, and they can’t make it through the metal detectors at work, so they’re not ideal for my situation, but if you have the resources to plug the bike in over night, sounds like it would be great! I’m curious about their size too. the rear one looks a bit big.

[dasgeh]

The charge is designed to last a minimum of 4 hours – enough to get you to and from work for a week.

Really? Most people have a 25 minute (or less) commute?

Edit to add: Better put, most people spend less than an hour a day on the bike? I feel sorry for them.

[dasgeh]

http://www.republicbike.com/kids.asp

That’s right: cargo bikes for kids.

[DismalScientist]

Finally a way to get my kids to pick me up a case of beer.:rolleyes:

[Mikey]

@dasgeh 100318 wrote:

http://www.republicbike.com/kids.asp

That’s right: cargo bikes for kids.

Flat tire on kids cargo bike – first world problem

[cyclingfool]

@Mikey 100323 wrote:

Flat tire on kids cargo bike – first world problem

Or a real third world problem. #childlabor #hardknocklife

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[mstone]

I think the giveaway that it’s a first world problem is 1) purpose-built bike for a child and 2) pneumatic tires

[ShawnoftheDread]

@jrenaut 100310 wrote:

Anyone ever seen a Sparse light? Successful Kickstarter, now they’re selling lights from their website. I’ve been looking for something pretty enough to put on the Pinarello.

Exposure joystick and flare.

http://www.competitivecyclist.com/exposure-joystick-with-helmet-mount

http://www.shinybikes.com/exposure-flare-rear-light-2014.html?language=en&currency=USD&gclid=CP3x5NO0isICFYo-MgodFUkAXg

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