Long sleeve cotton chambray shirt is what I use. Roll up the sleeves for Vit. D
production, roll down the sleeves to avoid over exposure.
With abandon,
Patrick
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There is a local woman who makes really nice reusable filters
I have a couple
She can be found at ebbfilter.com
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There is a local woman who makes very nice reusable filters.
I have a couple. You can find her here
ebbfilters.com
Ray
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Today I used a bigger bandanna, lined my mug with it like a cheese cloth, shook
the thermos to get the grounds out with it, poured the mug full, twisted it as
I lifted it to force filter it and squeeze the grounds and the coffee was great
and smooth. Easy clean up to shake out the grounds into
BTW, the basket is a home office item from Target or Office Depot, part of
a modular storage system. Cheaper than a Wald, and big enough for 2 full
paper grocery sacks.
On Sat, Jun 1, 2019 at 4:55 PM Patrick Moore wrote:
> I've been trying different ways to carry largish loads on the Hon Solo
>
I used to wear Defeet Armskins in the summer and while they are not
officially UV rated (as they are intended for cool/old weather) they worked
great. They are rather thick tubular knit that cools your arms as you
perspire underneath them. I had tried some UV arm sleeves from Amazon but
none
I used to wear Defeet Armskins in the summer and while they are not
officially UV rated (as they are intended for cool/old weather) they worked
great. They are rather thick tubular knit that cools your arms as you
perspire underneath them. I had tried some UV arm sleeves from Amazon but
PM sent for the bag and lamp holder.
Max
On Friday, May 31, 2019 at 11:03:19 AM UTC-4, phil k wrote:
> I think I might have to keep the AHH, so I will make it into a stripped down
> commuter.
>
> I'm sellin medium wald basket, outershell adventures basket bag in ranger
> green, mark's rack
Roberta, I want to know how your arm sleeves work out. I hate using sunscreen
(I use natural stuff and it’s white and goopy) because you’re right - the arms
get an obscene amount of sun in summer riding. I’ll be interested to know how
they look and if they’re hot and how comfortable they are.
I'm curious what happened to the pre-sale plans for Gus. It's still hinted at
in the Blahg, but most of it got edited out after a couple days.
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I do well with two layers of Newbaum's, each layer coated in shellac. It's
thicker, but no more absorbent.
On Saturday, June 1, 2019 at 7:21:41 AM UTC-7, Matt D wrote:
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> Seems pretty similar to Velo Orange's thicker tape, which I've had in the
> past and found a little too absorbent of sweat
Basket is sold. So going to part out.
Marks rack with Extended struts. Strust are 13-3/4inches from top to mount hole
- $115 shipped
Outer Shell adventure basket bag for medium Wald basket, ranger green - $100
shipped
Nitto lamp holder for Nitto struts right side - $12 shipped
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Thanks Roberta!
I'm sure my bicycle-obsessed mind will have me milling around the forums,
riding and organizing. See you around
On Saturday, June 1, 2019 at 9:37:58 AM UTC-4, REC (Roberta) wrote:
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> Alex,
>
> So sorry about the shop closing. So many quality oriented businesses and
>
Hey Stephen, the standover on the 58 Joe is 87cm...happy N+1 contemplation
On Saturday, June 1, 2019 at 8:50:22 AM UTC-4, Stephen W. wrote:
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> I shouldn't even be inquiring bt...do you happen to know what the
> standover on 2tt 58 is?
>
> Thank you.
>
> Stephen
>
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Seems pretty similar to Velo Orange's thicker tape, which I've had in the
past and found a little too absorbent of sweat to look pleasant for long.
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Alex,
So sorry about the shop closing. So many quality oriented businesses and
products are going away in favor of cheap (and I don't mean just inexpensive).
I hope you continue on the boards and let us know what you'll be doing. You
seem an upstanding guy, like Grant (Rivendell) and a few
Thanks, Phil, and everyone else.
I'll be trying gloves, first those fishing gloves that Garth pointed me to,
since they have the added bonus of sun protection. I bought arm sun sleeves
last month so that I could stop needing sunscreen on my arms, but still needed
to put it in the back of my
I shouldn't even be inquiring bt...do you happen to know what the standover
on 2tt 58 is?
Thank you.
Stephen
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The Gus Boots and its iterations are already slated to be fillet-brazed in
places.
On Thursday, May 30, 2019 at 11:03:18 PM UTC-4, DarinM wrote:
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> Looks like it sold fast. Pretty cool that they’re working with Steve Rex
> now, it would be awesome to see them start using some fillet brazing on
Hey all, looking to see if anyone has a Brooks C17( any color) they aren’t in
love with and are looking to sell or possibly trade for a Brooks C19( slightly
wider) that I have in the natural color. Thank you!-Mike
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