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Jeremy McCreary's latest activity
Jeremy McCreary
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This is where were climbing to, bit concerning that the comments call it a very hard hike. But its s bridleway, so it cant be that...
Today at 5:22 PM
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Cycliq rear camera (Fly6PRO) on a Turbo Vado/Como 5 with Garmin Radar-where to put?
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Can't really see whether the back of the bag is at a suitable angle, if it is then maybe you could attach a mount on the back? In my...
Today at 3:03 PM
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I rode 12 miles today. This picture was in front of a farm, a nice landscaped area. Also a picture of the road in front of the house...
Today at 3:00 PM
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444 ft/mi is TdF-level climbing. Now all you need to do is to keep it up for another 5 mi, all after a fast 100 mi dash.
Today at 1:01 PM
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I'm climbing 2220ft tomorrow in five miles on offroad bridleway terrain. Challenging?
Today at 12:55 PM
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I do have two spare fat tire ebikes at home! The repair kit is because of trail riding and being sometimes 5-10 miles away from my home...
Today at 8:02 AM
Jeremy McCreary
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Versatile rack bag
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Really nice bag! To get the rear gravel tire I want (40 mm Specialized Tracer) once the 38 mm Pathfinder back there now goes, I'll have...
Yesterday at 8:30 PM
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Velcro will never let you down. https://arkel.ca/products/tailrider-trunk-bag?variant=46307275440377 Oh, and it has both zippered...
Yesterday at 8:21 PM
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I'm sitting around 1100 miles myself. I typically ride around 3100 annually, so I am behind in my ebiking. I didn't ride most of June...
Yesterday at 6:37 PM
Jeremy McCreary
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I had a nice rest over the weekend, after Friday's epic it was very much needed as that really wiped me out! Back on my amazing local...
Yesterday at 6:36 PM
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Impotent Rambo Megatron
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I bought a 2021 Rambo Megatron for nearly $7,000, and at first, it was an incredible machine. After serious heart issues, I needed a...
Yesterday at 6:21 PM
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Show us pictures of where you ride your ebikes!
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All my favorite colors in one place — all emblematic of coastal San Diego County, where we've lived these last 4 years. Ride by this...
Yesterday at 1:42 PM
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A couple of pics from today's 25km ride:
Yesterday at 12:51 PM
Jeremy McCreary
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Versatile rack bag
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Same experience with RackTime here. Worse yet, the rack itself has few good attachment points for straps and bungies. Also don't care...
Yesterday at 11:09 AM
Jeremy McCreary
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Must carry tools: what are yours?
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After spending the $$$ for a lightweight and somewhat aero low-power fitness/gravel bike (Specialized Vado SL 1), I've been determined...
Yesterday at 10:18 AM
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