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Jeremy McCreary reacted to stompandgo's post in the thread What’s your preferred cadence? with
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Jeremy McCreary replied to the thread What’s your preferred cadence?.That 120 rpm is impressive, but I think it's pretty common among racers, no? I'm still pedaling reasonably smoothly and producing useful...
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I just finished mowing a 7 acre pasture and noticed the cabin air flow was almost non existent. I checked the cab air filter and It was...
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Jeremy McCreary replied to the thread Just for fun....Yeah, must be the color. Otherwise, can't imagine why that card would strike a chord with my wife. ;^}
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Jeremy McCreary reacted to mschwett's post in the thread Does the ADA supersede local restrictions on Ebikes? with Like.
i think the line of thinking in this thread is a little misguided. there is no requirement to make natural/outdoor areas accessible to...
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Matches your bike
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Jeremy McCreary replied to the thread Just for fun....Greeting card spotted on a store shelf yesterday. If I hadn't been standing right there, I'm sure the missus would have grabbed it for...
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Jeremy McCreary replied to the thread What’s your preferred cadence?.In my youth, way back in the Late Bronze Age, I naturally gravitated to 90-95 rpm and still do today at 77. Seems to be baked in. Now...
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I regularly ride with a group of my fellow seniors. We range in age from 65 to 80. Most of them ride at about 50 rpm. A few of us...
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Jeremy McCreary replied to the thread Riding Time.My last major wildfire smoke event was in Denver maybe 5-6 years ago. The air was orange for days. The trapped feeling got scary enough...
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Jeremy McCreary reacted to dodgeman's post in the thread 2026 - Our Rides in Words, Photos, Maps and Videos with Like.
I rode 14 miles today on the roads where I live. No wind and very hot and humid. Heat index has been up around 100f. A picture of...
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Jeremy McCreary replied to the thread Just for fun....Found the best local Japanese restaurant yet tonight, and there was even comedic entertainment! In the booth across the aisle, we had a...
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Jeremy McCreary reacted to Mr. Coffee's post in the thread Automated Safety Destroys Critical Decision-Making Skills with Like.
Any reading of history shows that parents are really bad at policing their kids when it comes to any new technology.
