Stupendous photos Patrick!
If someone from the Colorado Tourism Bureau, if there is such a thing , sees
the photos they might start paying you to take them.
Postcard worthy indeed!
Paul in Dallas
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Thanks, Andrew! I love that you use past tense with the recovery. Grin. These
beasties are three to ten days. Over the years, one of the mini-miracle
healings has been increased capacity to ride during that. Until this summer I
just did day rides then, but have been testing the waters to see
Ah, Patrick!Stunning photos, once again. Thank you for your efforts to take
them and share them. You obviously did lots of back and forth setting up the
tripod/camera/timer and then riding past. You've certainly nailed your
technique at that!I hope your headache recovery was swift. Cheers from
Very interesting. Please keep us informed of your further impressions.
On Sat, Jun 22, 2019 at 11:58 AM 'Deacon Patrick' via RBW Owners Bunch <
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> Patrick, you name the two most obvious: plus tires and longer chain stays.
> There are other geometry
Thanks, Erl. The odd/ironic thing is that I've had another mini-miracle healing
that allows me to ride and recover on day's I couldn't have in the past ...
both my recent bikepacking trips began on days I normally wouldn't have day
ridden more than a few miles. But that also means I'm more
Drw, I live at 7,800 feet and topped out at a bit over 11,000 feet, so only
3,200 feet gain. No idea what the total gain is, but tends to be actual gain x
1.5-3. Don't track that. Total route is only 50 miles or so, round trip.
With abandon,
Patrick
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This one is extra spectacular. What’s the elevation gain on a ride like this?
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Patrick,
Thanks for sharing another adventure! The photographs are beautiful! They
should be included in a GBW brochure. Hope you have recovered and are planning
your next excursion.
Erl
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Patrick, you name the two most obvious: plus tires and longer chain stays.
There are other geometry differences that are beyond my comprehension,
including a shallower head tube. However, Beorn is nimble and spry like a bear
is nimble and spry, which is to say not neither of those, but a more
Beautiful photos as usual.
What is it about the GBW that makes it so nimble over obstacles? What does
it have that the QB and Hunqapillar don't have? Is it the wheels and tires?
Longer stays? Something else?
On Sat, Jun 22, 2019 at 11:29 AM 'Deacon Patrick' via RBW Owners Bunch <
In which I achieve escape velocity despite my bludgeoned brain to escape the
noise of construction for the local festival, discover having a TBI headache in
a tent in a hailstorm with zero count lightening is less fun than it sounds,
and along the way I get to ride Beorn of Clan Gus Boots
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