I have Spanninga pixeo taillights mounted onto the plastic fenders on two
bikes (planet bike and SKS). They're great taillights: bright, super
lightweight, and mount easily even on plastic fenders. And they're quite
inexpensive.
(They have a battery-powered version too, but I'm talking about
have plenty of room for picking up groceries or whatever else. But
definitely a transport bike: it's REALLY heavy, bolt upright, doesn't go
fast.
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Eli Daniel
Somerville, MA
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have plenty of room for picking up groceries or whatever else. But
definitely a transport bike: it's REALLY heavy, bolt upright, doesn't go
fast.
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Eli Daniel
Somerville, MA
On Aug 23, 2014, at 3:04 PM, 'Jay B' via RBW Owners Bunch
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howdy
I have a small front bag (acorn mini rando bag), in which I carry a U lock,
tools, spare tube, sunglasses, lunch, etc, atop a Mark's rack on my Sam.
That amount of weight (a couple pounds) seems fine and easy to get used to,
but also not totally ideal. I keep doing it because I sometimes have a
are almost the same). But they're still both
pretty significantly different from my naive assumption of what grade meant.
A 10-percent grade, for example, means a roughly 5.7-degree angle using
either sin- or tan-based systems, and not a 9% angle (10% of 90) like I
would have thought.
-Eli Daniel
I have a 56 Sam with 37mm Soma New Express tires under longboards, and
there's plenty more room. If the Marathons are really 3mm fatter, I'd
think it would be fine.
-Eli
On Aug 6, 2013, at 8:56 PM, Mark Taintor marktain...@gmail.com wrote:
I have a new 56 cm Sam that's going to be built up in
