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speedub.nate replied to the thread Feedback Sports Pro E Lift electric bike lift stand.Yeah they both have cheap Marin step-thrus (aka theft resistant and not expensive to replace) for around town, and my oldest is already... -
speedub.nate replied to the thread Feedback Sports Pro E Lift electric bike lift stand.The compressor and the gravel bike cohabitate that space – it's the only bike short enough to clear it. That side of the wall is full...
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speedub.nate replied to the thread Feedback Sports Pro E Lift electric bike lift stand.I'm jealous of your space. For me, the right wall is taken up by hanging bikes (13 ft. of Stashed Space Rail for a dozen bikes), the...
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speedub.nate replied to the thread Feedback Sports Pro E Lift electric bike lift stand.The sale at REI got me looking at this stand again. My Ultimate Pro workstand gets the job done, though I'm struggling with ebikes and...
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speedub.nate reacted to RunForTheHills's post in the thread Everyday is Bike to Work Day? with
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I always mess these things up - I celebrated Drive to Work Day on Wednesday instead. Only day this month I drove to work.... :)...
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I love it. Instead have one dedicated day per year, maybe the third Friday in May, will be Drive to Work Day.
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I'd definitely like to "try" a bike with 32" wheels. Would likely settle a few questions for me.
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I don’t know why I bought a 2.0" Hurricane? I wanted the largest wheel possible. I bought the Hurricane off Amazon, and I guess I...
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speedub.nate replied to the thread 32" Wheels? Interesting....Just like you need a 40c tire to make a 700c wheel have an actual 700 mm diameter. Or just like you'd need a 2.1" tire to make a 26"...
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Used to be ... I started occasional commuting by bike in the 80s (when most of my riding was recreational and racing) and then in the...
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speedub.nate replied to the thread 32" Wheels? Interesting....Yeah.... one of my ebikes is an Electra Cafe Moto Go with a cool looking but unnecessarily fat front tire. It's a fun bike, but I really...
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speedub.nate replied to the thread 32" Wheels? Interesting....I think the author is just pointing out that road (and rando?) cyclists have been settled on 700c for a really long time, may have...
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Seems funny to think of a newer mullet design as 32" front and 29" rear. :)
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speedub.nate replied to the thread 32" Wheels? Interesting....My first mullet was a disc brake up front, V in the rear. My next mullet was a purpose-built Xtracycle cargo using a Carver 96'er...
