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Take the lane, but hug the line.

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Take the lane, but hug the line.

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Body glide works well too. It looks like a stick of dry deodorant and applies the same way as well.

Witch Hazel is great for drying out saddle sores. It is worth the slight burn

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Body glide works well too. It looks like a stick of dry deodorant and applies the same way as well.

Witch Hazel is great for drying out saddle sores. It is worth the slight burn

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What fun! And great shwag too!

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What fun! And great shwag too!

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My only problem with the heat is that the coke slupree machine is always on empty.

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@CCrew 4220 wrote:

Airzound for the win

Dukes of Hazard Dixie horn.

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I found some I was able to cut in half. Thanks!

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Surly describes Hank’s attitude quite well.

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Do you have any Grey Poupon?

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Poll is over!

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Hank approves.

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So what do yall suggest for carrying groceries? Right now I have an old school rear rack, the kind with the spring loaded flap fornholding books.

I usually request a paper bag and strap the thing on with a bungee cargo net.

Id like to find a way to carry two bags.

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@Riley Casey 4090 wrote:

I commute with a back pack and TWO panniers. My formerly fast Jamis Coda has gotten noticeably slower over the years too with the addition of fenders and 40mm city tires as well but it fits better the way I ride. Anyway, the rack itself weighs almost nothing. The panniers hook on to the rack and can be removed with just a few moments effort. On one side I have a ‘grocery’ bag net style collapsable bag. The carries my yellow jacket and not much else unless I have actually done some shopping. It comes off entirely for pleasure rides. The other side has a smaller zipper close bag with my flat kit, folding bike repair tool and some rags for clean up in case of road repairs. That is always on the bike, even for long rides ( 60 miles is long for me ). The rack is less a hinderance in getting the rear wheel off than the chain and assorted drive ware is by itself. With serious weight in the shopping bag handling is impaired to some degree, with the bags empty I suppose I have simply gotten used to it as I don’t notice any effect now. I’ve been a ‘bike as transportation’ rider for some time now rather than ‘bike as recreation’ rider so my perspective may be skewed a bit

Can you show us some pics? Sounds like a nice setup.

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Most guys probably have little sympathy for women’s bike seat issues.

It’s all relative :p

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