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04-15-17, 09:52 PM
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Hi All....
I am a lifetime rider, did the AIDS Lifecycle (SF to LA) 2 times as a rider, once as roady-support. Been riding a Stromer ST1 Platinum for a couple years and love it. Did Team Bike challenge a couple times on a rebuilt '73 Raleigh frame, once finished number 7 in San Francisco, not bad for a 65 year old. Had to ride 1100 miles for that in May - every day over 20, sometimes 80.
I love tinkering and trying different combinations of gearing, but have settled into triple chain rings and 9 speed rear, rapid rise.
Been reading these forums for years but am now hoping someone can tell me the inside scoop on Stromer interface codes. Who knows what next?
I love tinkering and trying different combinations of gearing, but have settled into triple chain rings and 9 speed rear, rapid rise.
Been reading these forums for years but am now hoping someone can tell me the inside scoop on Stromer interface codes. Who knows what next?
04-16-17, 06:45 AM
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Welcome to Bike Forums Pikewich.
Maybe ask in our Electric Bikes forum.
Maybe ask in our Electric Bikes forum.
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Welcome Pikewich, I love the whole gearing thing as well, it's the real guts of a bike. There is a fashion these days of going to single chainrings but I haven't bought into it, I run doubles and triples and love the versatility and the challenge of developing smooth changeovers.
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Hi Pikewich, sounds like you've done some serious riding in your day. Which years did you participate in the AIDS/Lifecycle?
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Welcome to Bike Forums. Stop by the 50+ forum and say hello to the other old timers. I'm 72 and hang out there. 
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06-18-17, 09:01 PM
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Hi All,
Thanks for the ideas and suggestions. I am definitely 50+
It looks like I rode AIDS Lifecycle in 2008, and 2009. Was on Trafic detail 2010. You?
Thanks for the ideas and suggestions. I am definitely 50+
It looks like I rode AIDS Lifecycle in 2008, and 2009. Was on Trafic detail 2010. You?
