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03-25-17, 10:18 AM
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I've had that happen to several of those Kenda 27" gumwalls too. Though, I have also had it happen to a couple Paselas.
03-25-17, 02:52 PM
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25 mile round trip down the Rio Hondo river.
Always mismatch the riding socks.
Always mismatch the riding socks.
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03-25-17, 03:34 PM
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Short local loop ride after work. All good till the Lake Erie headwind reared its head on the ride back. 
03-25-17, 03:37 PM
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I was out with my old Brit bike group today, a loop in Metro West Boston in cold and rainy weather. Bikes included a 1973 Raleigh Competition:
A 50s Mercian, converted to 650B:
And I was on my 1974 Norman Fay tourer (crappy cell phone pic with schmutz on the lens):
Definitely due for a good cleaning after this ride:
A 50s Mercian, converted to 650B:
And I was on my 1974 Norman Fay tourer (crappy cell phone pic with schmutz on the lens):
Definitely due for a good cleaning after this ride:
03-25-17, 04:01 PM
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I managed to get out on the Raleigh for 40.5 miles today. A bit of light rain at the start, but that's what they invented fenders for and why I installed them on this bike.
Saw this character on the outward leg. Not a great pic but he/she was facing away anyway.
Crossed this bridge too.
Saw this character on the outward leg. Not a great pic but he/she was facing away anyway.
Crossed this bridge too.
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03-25-17, 07:41 PM
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I joined a forum members @davester (Dave) and @numbernine (Brett) for a beautiful ride up Morgan Territory Road, a backroad climb across the back saddle of Mt. Diablo. I've been wanting to explore this road for a while and was glad to have some good companions to guide me. The road has been closed due to flooding for the past several months and have been told that it would be possible to pass by carrying bikes over the damaged section. Wasn't even necessary. Evidence of road closure, but no need to get off the bike.
Dave was on his Cooper and Brett was on his Paramount. I felt downright modern on my Merlin Ti.
OVer the top, the landscapes changed to open hills, a lovely bright green from all the rain.
I had to take an early exit due to family obligations. I bid Dave and Brett farewell near Dublin, and left them to finish the final stretch up Palomares Cyn without me. Hope you guys enjoyed the rest of the ride!
Dave was on his Cooper and Brett was on his Paramount. I felt downright modern on my Merlin Ti.
OVer the top, the landscapes changed to open hills, a lovely bright green from all the rain.
I had to take an early exit due to family obligations. I bid Dave and Brett farewell near Dublin, and left them to finish the final stretch up Palomares Cyn without me. Hope you guys enjoyed the rest of the ride!
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03-25-17, 07:48 PM
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G77, that sure looks inviting!
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03-25-17, 09:29 PM
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Here are some shots from the remainder of the ride with @gaucho777 (Randy) and @numbernine (Brett) along Palomares Road. Final tally was 69 miles, 4000 feet and change of climbing.
@davester (Dave) and @numbernine (Brett)
@davester (Dave) and @numbernine (Brett)
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03-26-17, 12:43 PM
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Cold and windy today.
03-26-17, 01:19 PM
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Here are some shots from the remainder of the ride with @gaucho777 (Randy) and @numbernine (Brett) along Palomares Road. Final tally was 69 miles, 4000 feet and change of climbing.
@davester (Dave) and @numbernine (Brett)
@davester (Dave) and @numbernine (Brett)
03-26-17, 03:50 PM
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Yesterday, was ride 8 in my Ready2Roll Training Series in SE Texas. 60 miles through the rolling climbs of Columbus and the outskirts of Texas Hill Country. My legs were howling by the end!
Here is the Schwinn Circuit at Rest Stop 3 waiting for me to fuel up and remount.
Here is the Schwinn Circuit at Rest Stop 3 waiting for me to fuel up and remount.
03-26-17, 09:53 PM
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That's what you want, if you're "training." I hope to get into some of that soon.
Good ride!
Good ride!
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03-28-17, 07:20 AM
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I rode 27 miles Sunday afternoon NE of the city.
Schwinn Circuit at Corps sign.jpg
Schwinn Circuit at airport.jpg
Grenada Airport Hanger marker.jpg
Schwinn Circuit at Corps sign.jpg
Schwinn Circuit at airport.jpg
Grenada Airport Hanger marker.jpg
03-30-17, 12:58 PM
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A quick 20 for lunch (dork on a bike pic included)
03-31-17, 05:43 PM
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I rode, and I took pics, too. Happy day 
@Wildwood and I did around 20 miles on the Cedar River Trail in Maple Valley. I'd never ridden there before - gorgeous, as per usual when it comes to western WA environs.
I didn't pull out the camera until we hit a really quiet back road to add some variety to our return route. Stuart rode his Eddy Merckx and I the '73 Super. I test-ran my recently-acquired Regina Oro with a 24t bailout (replaced the one I broke last summer). Afterwards we went to lunch where I had a yummy open-faced roast beef with mashed potatoes; for some reason, I'd been craving one since the night before!
Here's pics:
DD
@Wildwood and I did around 20 miles on the Cedar River Trail in Maple Valley. I'd never ridden there before - gorgeous, as per usual when it comes to western WA environs.
I didn't pull out the camera until we hit a really quiet back road to add some variety to our return route. Stuart rode his Eddy Merckx and I the '73 Super. I test-ran my recently-acquired Regina Oro with a 24t bailout (replaced the one I broke last summer). Afterwards we went to lunch where I had a yummy open-faced roast beef with mashed potatoes; for some reason, I'd been craving one since the night before!
Here's pics:
DD
03-31-17, 07:00 PM
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I hate those side shots with the stomach profile on show. 
crunch, crunch, crunch
on a good lunch.
crunch, crunch, crunch
on a good lunch.
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03-31-17, 11:33 PM
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Nice car!
03-31-17, 11:38 PM
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Good to see you up on two wheels again, @Drillium Dude. Although I'm used to seeing it by now, the '73 Super looks super nice, as usual. And keep Santa Claus out riding with you, too. By his own admission it sounds like he'd like to burn off some more of those Xmas cookies
I hope to see you both out in Port Angeles first Saturday of May for the annual Downtown Hotel Metric Century Ride. Lots of interest this year among SEA/PDX riders to join us for multi-surface riding adventure and microbrew appreciation weekend.
I'll be posting an invitational/promotional thread soon touting good riding and stupid cheap hotel rooms.
I hope to see you both out in Port Angeles first Saturday of May for the annual Downtown Hotel Metric Century Ride. Lots of interest this year among SEA/PDX riders to join us for multi-surface riding adventure and microbrew appreciation weekend.
I'll be posting an invitational/promotional thread soon touting good riding and stupid cheap hotel rooms.
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04-01-17, 06:13 AM
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I decided to go out for a NYC metric century on Tuesday morning hoping that the forecast for rain was overblown. Well it wasn't. The temperature hovered around 39 degrees and it rained steadily for 5 of the 6 hours on the road. The rain did keep most other cyclists and I presume many vehicles off of the road so during stretches it was quite peaceful. My turnaround point was Manhattan Beach in Brooklyn. I did stop off for a beer at the Gun Hill Brewery to warm up on the way home. 79 miles of rain, wind, fog and grit made for a nice day. No worthwhile photos have been taken since the only riding has been commuting and errands.
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04-01-17, 06:39 AM
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Bagel run
04-01-17, 07:38 AM
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@Vonruden That is a delicious bout of carb loading!
04-01-17, 11:14 AM
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@Vonruden That is a delicious bout of carb loading!
04-01-17, 02:19 PM
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Put the April metric into the books today. A great ride with relatively easy wind and temps in the 50's. I took a little stop at a foot bridge in Marine MN that I've always wanted to stop and check out. One photo of the Rossin, and one looking downstream off the bridge.
04-02-17, 06:03 PM
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Today's short but hilly 15 miles around my home neighborhood of West Seattle was the maiden voyage for the 650B conversion of my '87 Marinoni. Photo taken from the bluff in Loncoln Park, north of the Vashon Island ferry overlooking Puget Sound. Loving the conversion, especially with the cracked concrete pavement all around here, and it was fun on the hard-packed trails though the park.
