lets see some of your geared bikes 2016
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That bike is/was listed for sale in the SIR facebook group a few days ago and many years ago I had a Gap that I liked alot so I was somewhat interested...was that listing from the PO or are you trying to flip it?
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The pedals are Canfield Brothers Crampon Ultimates. I have Spank Spikes on my other mountain bike and like them a lot, but I wanted to do purple bits on this bike, and these were the highest rated/skinniest/lightest purple ones I could fine. I've tried SPD pedals, but I find myself hiking a bike more because I can't get clipped in fast enough before the technical descent or put my foot down while climbing and then can't get clipped in fast enough, so have to end up hiking. Both these and the Spank Spikes do a good job keeping with your foot on the backstroke, so I don't really notice any loss of power. Plus, mountain biking is less about being fast and more about doing stupid **** with your buds and drinking beer on top of a mountain.
Canfield Brothers Crampon Ultimate Pedals. Thinnest platforms on the market.
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Got an especially good picture sans attachments like saddle bag, pump, etc.
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Installed a more comfortable set of handlebars. I actually liked riding this thing for once:
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Yeah well, at least I think so... I'm like 5'11'' with a 30" inseam,
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I figured as much. Commute sounds fun. Also found this:
1. Prentiss between Chapman and Powhattan (37% grade)
2. Nevada above Chapman (36% grade)
3. Baden above Mangels (34% grade) *
4. Ripley between Peralta and Alabama (31.5% grade)
5. Filbert between Hyde and Leavenworth (31.5% grade)
6. 22nd between Vicksburg and Church (31.5% grade)
7. 24th between Grand View and Fountain (30% grade)
8. Kearny above Broadway (30% grade) **
9. Holyoke between Karen and Woolsey (30% grade)
10. 25th above Grand View (30% grade)
11. Jones between Union and Filbert (29% grade)
12. Dwight above Goettingen (29% grade)
13. Folsom between Chapman and Powhattan (29% grade)
1. Prentiss between Chapman and Powhattan (37% grade)
2. Nevada above Chapman (36% grade)
3. Baden above Mangels (34% grade) *
4. Ripley between Peralta and Alabama (31.5% grade)
5. Filbert between Hyde and Leavenworth (31.5% grade)
6. 22nd between Vicksburg and Church (31.5% grade)
7. 24th between Grand View and Fountain (30% grade)
8. Kearny above Broadway (30% grade) **
9. Holyoke between Karen and Woolsey (30% grade)
10. 25th above Grand View (30% grade)
11. Jones between Union and Filbert (29% grade)
12. Dwight above Goettingen (29% grade)
13. Folsom between Chapman and Powhattan (29% grade)
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Might need to be riding this one for a while until my foot that got f'd up from too much FG hill riding heals:
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