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Participant@rcannon100 203455 wrote:
The Calvinball can be anything. … At one point it took on the form of an impossible bike.
[video=youtube_share;Dm6TcAL7Gr0]https://youtu.be/Dm6TcAL7Gr0[/video]
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Participant@rcannon100 202558 wrote:
We salute you Marko Ramius!
Things in here do not react too well to cyclists.
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ParticipantThat’s the “I missed the Detour sign” path? Should be helpful in the dark
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Participant@mydear_watson 196278 wrote:
[emoji24][emoji24] I’m so sorry!!
See, you should have put it somewhere near 1st & K st, you wouldn’t have made that mistake.
December 10, 2019 at 7:54 pm in reply to: Washington D.C. Bike Lanes Have a New Mascot: June the Broom (and Friends) #1101692PeteD
ParticipantI’ve seen poor June whacked to heck and now gone on the 1st Street Bike Line by Union Station.
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Participant@huskerdont 194765 wrote:
I suppose everyone who goes this way knows this, but the Custis S-Turn of Death is especially deathy right now. The Bradford pear leaves have fallen on top of the older leaf mush, and it’s like little pieces of plastic tarp on top of oatmeal. Even taking it easy I’ve slipped both ways this week.
Agreed, they’ve been Extra Perilous this past week. With last night’s rain/humidity I was a little more concerned, but there had cleared out a mostly asphalt path up the Turns of Autumnal Peril.
–Pete
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ParticipantAnd now, for more scooters.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/transportation/2019/12/03/jump-lyft-skip-spin-win-bids-deploy-up-scooters-dc/PeteD
ParticipantKuat Sherpa 2.0 works pretty well for me.
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ParticipantDear LSG (if that’s even your real name):
I’m starting to get sidewards glances at Coffee Clubs, people curious about the fact that they see me at coffee club every once in a while, but all I ride are sleaze rides. It’s getting more difficult to keep this up…
I’m going to need some more “motivation.” Like maybe you providing the prize for the Catch and Release pointless prize? Maybe a bag of coffee from Commonwealth Joe. Otherwise I’m going to have some Full Disclosure here.
–PeteD
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ParticipantNew Ebike coming in August to a trail near you:
https://www.harley-davidson.com/us/en/motorcycles/future-vehicles/livewire.htmlPeteD
ParticipantDear Kurt,
Sorry.
–Paul
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Participant@bikedavid 184664 wrote:
Those dumplings doesn’t sound appetizing but am impressed that you had dumplings with coffee! I associate having dumplings with tea, soy milk, or beer but I suppose it’s like having coffee with something savory for breakfast. Kudos!
They didn’t look appetizing either. He deserves extra points for those.
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ParticipantDampfnudel?
October 31, 2018 at 5:57 pm in reply to: Advice needed: Should I switch from 2X10 to 1X11 on a touring bike #1090931PeteD
ParticipantOld Boone which was doored was 1x Force – 40 Chainring, 11-28 in the back. 40/28 is racing gearing. Any steep hill required good sustained effort — Walter Reed hill was really hard efforts on the Boone. First transmission change I put a 11-32 on the back and was decent, but not something I’d want to take up a long steep climb.
New Diverge is 1x Force: 42 Chainring, 10-42 casette. 42-10 so far I’ve only been able to spin out on it on some extreme downhills. 42-42 is spin-too-much-to-win for me; there’d no doubt I can get up any hill, but I’d probably fall over from poor balance instead. If you went with a 40, 10-42, you’d probably get real close to your 22 Gear Inches.
The issue I have with using the 1x for long touring is missing a lot of the in-between gears. I seem to be stuck a lot in either a too-hard gear (Rule #5) or too easy, and have no other recourse other than to grind it out and deal with the sore knees later.
–Pete
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ParticipantWhen I rode thru at 7:20am, I was able to ride on the 4MRT from Shirlington to Eads, where I turned left to head towards WTFCC.
Have video if you’re truly interested.
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