I just talked to Will about the Roaduno. He said that they have a lot
coming but they won't be here until 2022.
Completes. Purple and Green. 700 and 650b for smaller sizes. Exciting :)
On Thursday, April 29, 2021 at 8:14:45 PM UTC-7 Ray Varella wrote:
> Patrick,
> Kids survive because they are
Patrick,
Kids survive because they are resilient and fools rarely suffer the same
sort of consequences as those who know better.
To add to what Ian said, you may have also inadvertently sent the reply to
the op. That would also explain why it’s not on the forum
Ray
On Thursday, April 29,
Probably nothing you did wrong as it seems to happen without moderator
intervention from time to time. Possibly some Google filter that jumped on
your post for no discernable reason. I have had one or two disappear in
similar circumstances and it hasn't been due to a moderator. It is also
>
> OK, just curious; I know I posted a reply to this thread, but it seems to
> have been deleted??
>
No biggie, but if there's some reason for it I'd like to know what it is,
so I don't make the same mistake in the future!?
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Roberta,
I'd ridden SS / Fixed off and on just for the heck of it in past years –
initially as a way to get a rideable bike out of a dumpster bike that had a
busted derailer... Then in grad school, 'cos I wanted to tool around NYC
all cool-like, as the messengers... "NOBR...AKES"
Anyhow,
Hi Roberta,
The others have covered it well. For me it is just fun, like when I was a
kid riding my bike everywhere.
I especially enjoy single speed mountain biking.
Tom Palmer
Twin Lake, MI
On Sunday, April 18, 2021 at 11:55:54 PM UTC-4 Roberta wrote:
> I am truly curious. How is it
I've found single speeding to-be less stressful (assuming appropriate
terrain). It sounds puzzling, but for me when single speeding there's less
to do: just pedal (stronger or weaker... just go). I do like the challenge
of turning a high gear for an uphill (occasionally). The simplicity of
Back when I rode mountain bikes more than I do now I loved to ride a single
speed...actually, a fully rigid single speed. I have a Niner Sir9 setup
single speed with the RDO fork they offer. Great light mtb. It's lot of fun
and while technically "harder" there is just something about the
...which, incidentally, was a thing Grant promoted when the Quickbeam was
released. He was big into getting off and running or walking as part of the
ride, which I thought was the coolest thing. You're outside on a bike, why
not walk or run a bit, too??!
On Sunday, April 18, 2021 at 10:15:57
"I am truly curious. How is it different than just not shifting? How is
it more fun?"
Hi Roberta!
It really isn't different if you can stick with it, but I've tried a
hundred times and can't do it. If that next higher/lower gear is available
I'm grabbing it! For me what makes a true
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