Hey Tim! Sorry you missed it. We will do it again, soon, I hope.
-Nathan Mattia
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> On Apr 28, 2020, at 9:04 PM, Tim Rogers <97re...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> I'm sorry I didn't see this until
I'm sorry I didn't see this until today. Sunday was a beautiful day ... I
was out riding the Monarch Trail in Chesterfield. Had I known, "Clem" and I
would have gladly joined you. If you ever organize another local ride and
do so by building on this thread, I think the forum will ping me (and
Dean, great picture! Those are some good-looking Riv-Riders there!
Paragons of fashion and style, every one!
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Hi Andy,
I also lived in Florissant(Black Jack) from 6th grade through high school.
I left in 1975, so it's been a while.
I moved a lot for the first 30 or so years of my life. For the last several
years I've been going back and riding in areas that I lived and have done
several. I've ridden the
I am across the river in Fairview Heights, Illinois. I have a Hunqapillar
and a Bridgestone XO-1. I would like to meet and ride with other RBW owners
in the St Louis area once the stay at home order is lifted and we can
safely do so. Madison county, Illinois has over a hundred miles of
Oh man, I love that place. So great to hear you do to.
They dug up a Fairdale Weekender, a Dr. Dew and a Breeze for me to tool
around the District for a day, just because I said I was visiting from St.
Louis where we don’t have a Fairdale dealer. Super patient with me and
answered all my
Nathan, I'm in Highland Park of the East End, Kindred is my go-to. Aaron,
Catherine and John have been my first reference for folks shopping bikes.
They do a fantastic job of helping folks find their format based on use,
intents and preferences. They recently build my Coast 650b rando.
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> SWEET LORD, that looks amazing. That’s what I’m talking about when I say
> I need scenery. I NEED to ride the continental divide. Whose Atlantis was
> that shiny gem? I don’t think i could have ever brought myself to take it
> outside!
>
Andy!, whereabouts in the Pittsburgh area are
On 4/25/20 7:57 AM, ascpgh wrote:
In April 2012 a group of us met in Cumberland, MD and rode the GAP
north, overnighting in Confluence, PA stopping in Ohiopyle to tour
Frank Lloyd Wright's Fallingwater.
A N'or Easter shortened the ride for those facing travel back to and
up the eastern
Sounds like fun. I lived in Florissant until I was 14, I bootlegged several
rides to the Arch in the few years before moving to Arkansas.
In April 2012 a group of us met in Cumberland, MD and rode the GAP north,
overnighting in Confluence, PA stopping in Ohiopyle to tour Frank Lloyd
Wright's
I’m in!. See you then, Jim. 2:00 at King Louis!
On Friday, April 24, 2020 at 6:55:01 PM UTC-5, Jim S. wrote:
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> Ok. Forest park. How about Sunday at 2 by that statute of St Louis in
> front of the art museum? If we could get 5 Riv riders, I'd say great
> success. I'm in. Anybody else?
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Ok. Forest park. How about Sunday at 2 by that statute of St Louis in front of
the art museum? If we could get 5 Riv riders, I'd say great success. I'm in.
Anybody else?
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I live in Clayton. I'm in. Let's meet at an appointed time under the Arch.
Everyone can stay as far apart as they want.
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Well, I’ve never done a group ride in my life, so I’m not suggesting that
for the meet up.
As far as I’m concerned, we can all agree to ride in from different points
on the compass so that we don’t have to calculate our velocity and distance
and radii of possible transmission under speed.
Glad that someone is beginning to look at it at least. I hadn't heard any
of that. It makes sense that velocity is going to affect distance. Tho,
this could cause concern for the increase number of people that are offset
from public transit using the bike lanes.
I've been maintaining 100% masking
I don't think the 2 meter rule necessarily applies to cycling or running.
There is a computer-simulated model out of Europe that suggests that for
higher speed travel modes, like running and cycling, you might need far
more than 6 feet. Granted, it's a model, not peer-reviewed, and there's
I'm currently in NYC but will be moving back to KC next month so I'll be on
the other side of the state from you soon.
I'd be down for a train trip over and ride later in the year perhaps, My
work goes on so I'm as busy as ever during all this.
I also tend to agree with you, a small group
Hello Bill,
When Samwise Hillborne was ready to roll last month, the FIRST ride I made
was from here in Richmond Heights, down the River Des Peres Greenway, to
Grant’s Trail. By far, my least favorite part was Grant’s Trail. I have
discovered that if the route is going to be long and flat,
Hello Bill,
When Samwise Hillborne was ready to roll last month, the FIRST ride I made
was from here in Richmond Heights, down the River Des Peres Greenway, to
Grant’s Trail. By far, my least favorite part was Grant’s Trail. I have
discovered that if the route is going to be long and flat,
Yeah, great time for a meet up :-/
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