But there will be new Riv bikes! And you might want one and buy it and ride
it and it will be wonderful!!! But š« drop bars.
On Thursday, December 10, 2020 at 2:35:03 PM UTC-8 Bicycle Belle Ding Ding!
wrote:
> You guys are so nice. ā„ļø That Ms. Cool lady is something else.
>
> I donāt see mysel
You guys are so nice. ā„ļø That Ms. Cool lady is something else.
I donāt see myself on drops like ever, and Iām so in love with my
Clementine and Platypus that I canāt even imagine Iāll ever have any other
bikes. Hold me to it.
Leah
On Thursday, December 10, 2020 at 11:01:28 AM UTC-8 RichS wrote:
Leah is our own Ms. Cool(s).
Best,
Rich in ATL
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> On Dec 10, 2020, at 1:01 PM, George Schick wrote:
>
> ļ»æI'm going to climb way out on a limb, saw in hand, and make a prediction:
> as Leah continues to hammer out the miles, she'll eventually find that she
> wants a road b
I'm going to climb way out on a limb, saw in hand, and make a prediction:
as Leah continues to hammer out the miles, she'll eventually find that she
wants a road bike, drop bars and all. And she'll be riding just like that
Ms. Cools in those Henry Wildeberry YouTube videos.
On Thursday, Dece
Between mourning a lost loved one and channelling the grief into personal
accomplishment, you earn most heartfelt sympathy, deepest respect and
recognition. A good job Leah. You set an example for your family and all of
us.
Andy Cheatham
Pittsburgh
On Tuesday, December 8, 2020 at 2:14:34 PM U
You are an inspiration, not only to ride more, but to set and achieve a
difficult but realistic goal. Congratulations. I donāt ride nearly as much
as you, but I can admit that I ride more than I would otherwise.
Since my gym is closed, I think Iāll try your weightlifting strategy. As
the perce
These claims may or may not be accurate, hard to say, you decide!
But that Gus is designed for really-big tires run at low pressure and I
suspect your bike came with them. They will slow down faster - go fast
shorter? - while coasting than thinner tires at higher pressure. True fact.
On Monda
On Mo
*nday, December 7, 2020 at 1:13:25 PM UTC-5 RDS wrote:*
*C I recently purchased a Gus and it noticeably does not coast as far as
other bikes that I've had. *
The Gus is a Hillibike and Hillibikes coast between 1.4% and 3.3% less.
This is with a rider wearing no clothes and regular stree
Thanks, Rich! Lifting these Rivs does a body good. I am convinced any upper
body strength I have is lifting my bikes or pulling hard on the bars up
hills. I love it; it feels so good.
Ben - you can do it! And youāll get there quick, Iām sure. Maybe you can
reward yourself with a new Platypus? š¬
Leah,
You are a MACHINE! I love this post and find it very inspiring. So much so,
that I'm going to resolve to ride 2021 miles in 2021...and hopefully I'll
get there early like you and can try for more.
Loved the video on IG, too!
Ben
On Monday, December 7, 2020 at 12:49:25 AM UTC-6 Bicycle
Gosh, this is a good question, and one Iāve actually never considered. I
think Iād have to say the Platypus is faster and coasts longer. Iād even
say it feels faster downhill, but I wouldnāt swear to it. Iām heading out
after the next load of laundry and Iāll see how long the thing coasts...
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