Mike,
If I may, I'll keep your mom in my prayers.
With abandon,
Patrick
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Thank you Patrick.
This list is a great little community.
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On Wednesday, November 20, 2013 2:53:05 AM UTC-8, Deacon Patrick wrote:
Mike,
If I may, I'll keep your mom in my prayers.
With abandon,
Patrick
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*What I took away from this experience is that while on the ride I barely
had time to take a picture, I kept looking at all the amazing dirt roads we
were passing and that's where I wanted to ride. *
*... no smiles just grimaces...*
SO TRUE!!! ... Maybe a little pre-ride gospel: *Take time to
Yep a pre-ride gospel might work but I know my audience and it worked
better post ride. I just know what kind of ride I like these days and if I
ride with them I sort of know it'll be a rush push, so if I remain true to
what I like and when I occasionally ride with them it'll be in a relaxed
Mike,
Good to know others can ride that distance without padded shorts. No VP's I
went with the Grip Kings and I like them, my wife has the VP's on her Betty
and I can see why you like em.
Sorry to hear you Mom is battling an illness, hope she recovers quickly.
Best,
~Hugh
On Mon, Nov 18,
Hugh, the Grip Kings with spikes work pretty well. But if you find yourself
needing more gription when riding off-road, go with the VPs. I'm glad
you're experiencing your Hilsen from platform pedals. My very first ride on
my Hilsen, home from the bike shop, was on Grip Kings and it felt so odd.
Mike,
Sorry to hear that. At that point you just cherish each day...one of our
neighbors has cancer which started as breast cancer and has now moved to
her bones, she just keeps doing radiation and knows it's the kind that will
never go away. I brought she and her husband some food today. Very
There is a middle ground. There are some nicely fitting wool shorts and
jerseys that are made. A little looser fit and no flashy ads or colors. I
prefer this kind of gear for more strenuous rides. Ibex, Ground Effect and
others make some good quality stuff, made in the US or from the wool
Mike,
I have some Ibex shirts and I like them okay...I'm sure I'll wear them now
that the weather is cooling down some, I wish I bought a size larger
though. So far I have found that my Patagucci long sleeve gone again shirt
is ideal it dries super quick ventilates awesome and I can cover up my
Hey Hugh, I've ton many 80+ mile days in MUSA and Chrome shorts with
ExOfficio underwear with no issues. Oh, and the saddle is a B17. I think
body type and position can have a lot to do with what works. It sounds like
you've also gone to platform pedals? Hope you're using the VPs, I love mine.
Mike,
Timely, I was going to make a similar post...an old riding partner returned
to Los Angeles after living in Massachusetts for three years I always rode
race bike mode with him and wore a sausage suit, this Summer I was cleaning
out my Bike clothing closet and stuffed all my kits into two
Here's the only picture I could snap.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/pedalpusher61/10909791366/
~Hugh
On Sunday, November 17, 2013 9:31:34 PM UTC-8, hsmitham wrote:
Mike,
Timely, I was going to make a similar post...an old riding partner
returned to Los Angeles after living in Massachusetts
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