Doug,
I participated in the 2nd annual Tyler TX "Cranksgiving" ride on my
Atlantis. A group of cyclist donated/hauled 502 lbs of food to the
local Salvation Army.
I typically commute on my Atlantis and added the front rack, front
panniers, food and away we go.
I was riding home from "Cranksgivi
Doug - regardless of bike, that sounds like a perfect week!
I'm with you on the greatness of the Atlantis though, and I've got two
to prove it:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/southgatephotos/5020392429/
:)
On Nov 13, 7:02 pm, doug peterson wrote:
> During today's So Cal Rivendell Riders ride up
All hail the Atlantis! It really is a great bike. I regret not picking
up a 64cm when they were still somewhat readily available. I really
hope Riv never stops making that and the Hilsen. They may introduce
other frames in years to come but those two just seem like the
quintessential Rivendells.
A
Agree on the beauty of a versatile bike. I'm getting more and more
enchanted with the inherent versatility of each of my Rivs.
Don't hate me because I live in the Bay Area. At 8AM it's already
bright sun, crystal blue skies, and already in the high 60s. It could
be perfect. Being indoors shoul
No hate, I'm a transplanted SF native so I'm well aware of how the
weather is there. I should say that when it's clearing up here in
Portland I mean that the streets are still wet, the clouds are hanging
low but it's not raining right now. I think it'll be fine for riding
today for a little while.
