Just came back from a visit to New England which included 5 days
biking in Vermont on my new to me Sam.
Beautiful part of the world this time of year.
The hills were a bit much for this flatlander, especially self
supported, but managed to have a really good time anyway.
Jay
On Aug 26, 11:44 pm,
Zack,
You sure don't waste time getting going! Love the setup but man that
rear bag looks huge!
I'm interested in the food, did you actually make eggs for
breakfast?
Minh--who's dreaming of an S240 this weekend himself.
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Minh - I did indeed make eggs for breakfast.
I think the bag looks right-sized - but I am 6'3 and 220 and riding a 64 cm
Sam!
I cracked the eggs and put them in a little nalgene bottle right before I
left (eggs keep for a while. i wouldn't have done this if I was going to be
in 100 degree
Earlier this year I did the egg breakfast on a bike-picnic. Less tedious than I
thought. I wrapped the eggs in cloth and put the in a ziploc screw-top bowl.
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Yours,
Thomas Lynn Skean
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I can't remember which bag it actually is - what is the difference between
the mini bar and the kevens? It looks to me like a kevens bag, so that's
why I call it that. Purchased it a few years ago when it was on sale I
think.
The use of the bag was definitely one thing that I learned - it's
Zack,
As I look forward to start doing my own S24Os and configure my setup, yours
is certainly a great representation of the setup I'm considering with some
variations.
I already have the Platrack and Sickersack for my commute and really like it
for the front. I also have a Carradice Long-flap
Again with the SaddleSack Large! You are killing me, man! :)
It doesn't help that I used to have a tweed Mini-Bar bag too (yours looks
like the Mini-Bar in the photo... is it actually a Keven's?)... but I
confess I don't miss it as much as I do that SaddleSack Large.
Yours,
Thomas Lynn Skean
Zach,
Great Bike and Congrats on your first S240. They become easier and easier
each time you do one.
Congrats
Dustin G
Walnut Creek Ca
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Rob,
Looks like a great trip, but how does one get to the secret gravel
path?
Russ
On Aug 30, 12:39 pm, Rob Harrison robha...@gmail.com wrote:
This past weekend I finally got a chance to try a S24O. What a great
idea! It was a gorgeous weekend in the Seattle area. I rode out to
Vashon
Thanks for looking William! Next S24O I hope will be with kids!
On Aug 31, 2010, at 6:55 AM, wrharper wrote:
Rob,
Looks like a great trip, but how does one get to the secret gravel
path?
Russ
Hey Russ,
Coming from the north along Beach Drive SW you get to what is signed
as a dead end,
Excellent work. Clearly the first of many. Thanks for sharing the
shots!
On Aug 30, 12:39 pm, Rob Harrison robha...@gmail.com wrote:
This past weekend I finally got a chance to try a S24O. What a great
idea! It was a gorgeous weekend in the Seattle area. I rode out to
Vashon Island from
On Jul 30, 1:15 pm, Bridgestone alancr...@mac.com wrote:
Just found out that I'm going camping in Central Park next weekend.
There's a lottery with the Parks Department, and we are one of thirty
families that got in. The supply the tents and food; we supply
everything else, which means the
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