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December 22, 2016 at 7:37 pm in reply to: Time to bite the bullet and start another bike search #1062082
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Participant@TwoWheelsDC 150794 wrote:
Just ride a fixed-gear bike with really tall gearing. Thieves won’t be able to ride it away. Kinda like all those carjackers that get foiled by manual transmissions.
You can also completely disable a fixie by locking the crank to the chainstay with a u-shaped motorcycle disc lock.
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ParticipantNow you’ve done it. I’m going to have Lemmy rasping in my head all day long.
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ParticipantShoe covers wouldn’t have helped me. The water covering the W&OD undepass at Wilson was above my bottom bracket.
That was fun.
And cold.OneEighth
ParticipantI think poor Subby is gonna need a comforting beverage when this is all said and done, too.
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Participant@Subby 149545 wrote:
I have a new bike to take to coffee.
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Seat to bar drop looking good
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Participant@Vicegrip 149416 wrote:
Shifting + born in the 1960s = Working knees.
Knees make the rhythmic noises that help me maintain a consistent cadence.
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ParticipantWhat is this “shifting” that you speak of? Sounds like it’s more trouble than it’s worth.
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Participant@Tania 148503 wrote:
Does a OneEighth sighting count if he was on his motorcycle?
Unless I caught up to you in traffic, I was next to the cheater bike…
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Participant@mstone 147550 wrote:
I’m confused at this point what the controversy is. If you have someone there you can bike in with a family pass just as with a car, right?
Yes. If you wear a helmet while driving your car, that is…
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ParticipantI’ve found 48×16 (81) or 48×17 (76) are pretty good for most of this area, unless you are regularly riding up 41st or Walter Reed, etc.
48×17 will make stopping as well as uphills easier.
In the end, though, whatever works best for you works best for you. Just know that the higher gearing isn’t really all that bad.OneEighth
ParticipantHave gotten many years, miles, and smiles out of my Surly Steamrollers. Versatile and durable steel frame if somewhat utilitarian (which is kinda appealing to me in a commuter).
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ParticipantWas still open around 0800 this morning
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