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Mmclewis1 replied to the thread Do You Wear A Cap Underneath Your Bicycle Helmet?.All this discussion about hats and helmets with peaks has reminded me ... with all the new changes in spray and lotion based sun...
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Mmclewis1 reacted to Jeremy McCreary's post in the thread Do You Wear A Cap Underneath Your Bicycle Helmet? with
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Following up, a photo of the hat folded up in jersey pocket. Thought about asking my wife if all this stuff in my jersey makes my butt... -
Mmclewis1 replied to the thread Do You Wear A Cap Underneath Your Bicycle Helmet?.Haven't felt the need for a summer addition under my helmet ... caps with peaks aren't aero enough (lol) but the nose is starting to...
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MActually, the Townie Go was one of the bikes I test rode in 2017. Among other things, it was a class 1 bike then, and I wanted a...
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MFog is the only thing that's puts me off, it's like riding in the rain. It gets down to 0-C here often and I like to ride at 1 or 2 am...
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MThis is a how long is a piece of sting conversation. Whatever works. I swapped out the flat bars on my Vado SL the first month I got it...
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Mmclewis1 replied to the thread How wide are your handlebars?.In the 90s after 20 years of "10 speeds" I bought my first flat bar bike (I had never done much MTB style riding as a kid) - it was a...
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Mmclewis1 reacted to PedalUma's post in the thread How Often And How Long Are Class 3 E-Bikes Traveling At More Than 20 MPH? with Like.
I am normally taking it easy at 12-15 around town. On an empty rail trail I will do about 24. Crashing at 24 mph is like falling 19.3...
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Mmclewis1 reacted to stompandgo's post in the thread How Often And How Long Are Class 3 E-Bikes Traveling At More Than 20 MPH? with Like.
And there are street legal golf carts as well. Lots of people have them around here. So should they be banned because some kids get a...
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MI've been retired for almost 20 years. In my later working life, I tried to ride my analog-bike to work at least 3 times per week, a...
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Mmclewis1 replied to the thread Remember Highway 61 Revisited?.An 80k BTU wall furnace is a nice BIG unit that's specifically designed to radiate and circulate heat into a large area ... I'll bet you...
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Mmclewis1 replied to the thread Remember Highway 61 Revisited?.Some electricity needed ... you still would need an electrical connection (usually 110v @100w) at each fire place/insert for the...
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Mmclewis1 replied to the thread Remember Highway 61 Revisited?.My secondary heat source when the power's out is wood plus a few watts to drive the fans. The rest is sufficient power to keep the...
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MThe energy difference per cup would be a fraction of a penny on a power bill, but it would make a difference on emergency power. Ice...
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Mmclewis1 replied to the thread Everyday is Bike to Work Day?.I wonder when we as a society in general will get the message that bike riding (along with walking, etc.) is actually helping our...