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RunForTheHills replied to the thread getting a regular bike after my battery fails?.He could always put a kit on it if it doesn't work out. That said, I will never put a kit on my Raleigh or my dropbar LHT. -
RunForTheHills replied to the thread Signs of fall/winter..That's the difference between Northern and Southern California. The hills are green in the winter in Northern California. Everything is...
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This is what it looks like here now. That is a cow on the hill. I never set the time stamp. I took the photo yesterday.
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RunForTheHills replied to the thread Have tariffs affected pricing yet?.I bought a Superharness kit from Grin a couple of weeks ago. The cart at checkout said to expect 30-40% tariffs on the parts originating...
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RunForTheHills replied to the thread Show Us a Tool.Okay, I'll bite: Show us your zip tie system. Mine has always been to throw the bag of zip ties into a tool bag or into a storage bin...
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Once opened, I store my zip ties in short pieces of PVC pipe. Easy to organize and convenient to grab when needed.
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RunForTheHills reacted to fooferdoggie's post in the thread getting a regular bike after my battery fails? with
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I can just get the frame the components kinda suck on it. I have most of what I need. the dt-dwiss wheels will adjust to fit. I would... -
RunForTheHills replied to the thread getting a regular bike after my battery fails?.Look for a touring bike. This Surly Disc Trucker still comes with a triple in the front. I think the lowest gear is around 20 gear...
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RunForTheHills reacted to fooferdoggie's post in the thread getting a regular bike after my battery fails? with Like.
As my trek e bike with a bosch motors battery is over 500 cycles its getting close to its lifespan. the bike has 20,000 miles on it...
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RunForTheHills reacted to Jeremy McCreary's post in the thread Specialized Turbo Vado SL: An Incredible E-Bike (User Club) with Like.
I think there's a corollary: Maybe you can't afford another bike right now, but you should at least have one more than you can store.
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I did a dumb and amateurish blunder. One of my bikes with a steel frame had, as a starter analog bike, a couple of exposed sections of...
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RunForTheHills replied to the thread Show Us a Tool.Not a tool, but tool adjacent: A smart guy who worked for a cabling vendor I used once advised me that when you open a bag of zip ties...
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RunForTheHills reacted to Stefan Mikes's post in the thread Specialized Turbo Vado SL: An Incredible E-Bike (User Club) with Like.
Once I had a house and 4 e-bikes... Now, the two e-bikes share my room with me.
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RunForTheHills replied to the thread Specialized Turbo Vado SL: An Incredible E-Bike (User Club).No, the rule applies. Folding bike for travel, commuting bike, gravel bike, mountain bike, road bike...
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RunForTheHills replied to the thread Specialized Turbo Vado SL: An Incredible E-Bike (User Club).The n+1 rule of cycling states that the number of bikes you should own is always one more than you have. This has been proven with over...
