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#26
deep fried goodness
Joined: Oct 2004
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From: emerald city
Bikes: rosemary (bstone); fat chance; serotta
Originally Posted by habitus
i also love the rolling hills of many of the islands in the sound. went up to orcas and lopez last month for a few days. beautiful biking. lots of hills.
Camping w/the bikes and lots of local wine and bakery goodness. I'm thinking of bringing a kiddy raft to float in the water (hopefully not out into tanker traffic).
#27
Originally Posted by harlot
I'm going to Lopez this weekend!
Camping w/the bikes and lots of local wine and bakery goodness. I'm thinking of bringing a kiddy raft to float in the water (hopefully not out into tanker traffic).
Camping w/the bikes and lots of local wine and bakery goodness. I'm thinking of bringing a kiddy raft to float in the water (hopefully not out into tanker traffic).
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#29
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Joined: Sep 2003
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From: Seattle, WA
Bikes: Surly Steamroller, Rodriguez (custom SS)
Originally Posted by harlot
Hey that's my turf man, back off! It's an awesome bridge, just a little crumbly and has terrible exits, that's all. You just gotta love it the right way. And the murals! How can you hate a bridge with a hammerhead shark mural??
Interlaken is a lovely climb, almost makes you forget you want to hurl. The short climbs up to the I-90 overlook from Lake WA Blvd are scenic too. Stone Way and Wallingford are long and steady and fun to pass people. Yeah and you can't leave out the commuter peloton up and down Dexter.
Interlaken is a lovely climb, almost makes you forget you want to hurl. The short climbs up to the I-90 overlook from Lake WA Blvd are scenic too. Stone Way and Wallingford are long and steady and fun to pass people. Yeah and you can't leave out the commuter peloton up and down Dexter.
BTW, you're in Ballard? Do you ride a brown Steamroller per chance? I've seen a woman riding fast fast many mornings while I'm out walking my dog.....Is that you?
Jim
#30
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Joined: Oct 2004
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From: emerald city
Bikes: rosemary (bstone); fat chance; serotta
Originally Posted by jimv
My turf too. Sure, it's a nice looking bridge but I hate riding it. I could learn to love it I suppose.... right after the next earthquake when it's a pile of twisted steel and concrete at the bottom of the shipping canal (oh jeez, I've done it now 8-) Seriously though, the bike lanes are too narrow and there's nothing to separate you from the angry speeding traffic but am 8" curb.
BTW, you're in Ballard? Do you ride a brown Steamroller per chance? I've seen a woman riding fast fast many mornings while I'm out walking my dog.....Is that you?
Jim
BTW, you're in Ballard? Do you ride a brown Steamroller per chance? I've seen a woman riding fast fast many mornings while I'm out walking my dog.....Is that you?
Jim
I live over by Fisherman's Terminal. No Surly here. I have my pink Bridgestone. Haven't seen the one you describe.
#31
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Joined: Sep 2003
Posts: 391
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From: Seattle, WA
Bikes: Surly Steamroller, Rodriguez (custom SS)
Originally Posted by harlot
Oh bloody now you've gone and cursed my commute. As long as the salmons get out of the way before it falls! We must protect our salmons. Don't worry about the cars blazing next to you - turn your head to the right either way and enjoy the views! I hardly know there are cars around cuz I'm always checking out the waterway or mnts. Or yelling at a drunk deckhand to get out of my way.
I live over by Fisherman's Terminal. No Surly here. I have my pink Bridgestone. Haven't seen the one you describe.
I live over by Fisherman's Terminal. No Surly here. I have my pink Bridgestone. Haven't seen the one you describe.
As a fellow brown surly owner, I've wanted to say hello to that women but one second she's there and the next ....bang....she's gone. Quite impressive.
Jim





