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Old 09-24-08 | 08:25 PM
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nun
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Bikes: Rivendell Quickbeam, Rivendell Rambouillet, Rivendell Atlantis, Circle A town bike, De Rosa Neo Primato, Cervelo RS, Specialized Diverge

Originally Posted by knucklehead
thanks, nun! yes, i'm going to drop a freewheel on the other side, just in case. i don't wanna blow out my knees, having fun. hahaha!!!

thanks for the list ideas! i'm on it!

i've also been looking at the carradice nelson, so i was especially glad to see your testament to it's usefulness.

thanks again!
The Nelson Longflap is a great bag to get you to think about your load and what to take.
I combine it with a handlebar bad and find that I can carry everything I need

Check out this blog of an ultralight single speed tour

http://pompinos.blogspot.com/

If you are looking for cooking equipment the Trangia alcohol stove is hard to beat
as is the cookwear on

http://www.antigravitygear.com

Sleeping quilts

http://www.jacksrbetter.com

tents

http://www.tarptent.com

clothing

http://www.smartwool.com
http://www.marmot.com
http://www.rapha.cc

The Rapha stuff is outrageously expensive but it's all nice stuff. It's cheaper to buy wool tops from
Smartwool. I use the Smartwool long sleeve zip Ts. But the Rapha fixed and touring shorts are
excellent

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