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LOL , me too :)

The detail in that is amazing. We have magpies here ,too. They are very cheeky sometimes and very beautiful.

@Sierratim those are lovely. A town next to me has some awesome alley art, it changes regularly, I need to get myself down to see what's new. Thank you for the pic. People are so talented

I'll have a look at those. Thanks for the idea!

We were in that area last year. I love it there.

Passed 400 miles this morning. Woke up to my first flat. When the bike shop added air it sealed right up from the slime. Should have tried that myself. Mickelson Trail, signs of fall everywhere.

On the Mickelson Rail Trail this week, maybe about 1/2 of what I saw were ebikes.

That's a bargain for sure. Many happy miles to you.

It must have been nerve wracking waiting for it!

I love that color, it looks almost gold in the pictures. Like @Dallant I have really grown to love the Nautical Blue, it is a very rich color and somewhat understated. I'd be interested in your battery. Bummer you couldn't take it with you. I think you can private message on this forum.

Me too, Similar to running, but I get colder on my bike. I'm looking for a wind proof shell right now. I think I have most of the other layers.

So it comes down to making people act responsibly. Bummer.

Anyone seen the fancy one from ortlieb?

Not necessarily 15 mph but more the idea of leveling the playing field. Ebikes are not the enemy and do not cause more damage. Those people who tear things up on an ebike would likely do the same damage on an acoustic bike. However, limiting the speed may make people feel more safe and keep the...

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Perhaps on a day trip, has anyone considered something like this? So far I have been packing light snacks or a lunch cooler in my pannier. However, I wonder if a trunk bag that is insulated would be a more efficient choice...

I agree with many of your observations. I feel very stable on mine and I ride at least half the time on rough gravel roads. I have only felt squirrely when I was hauling a large box that was strapped on off center and I hit some new loose gravel. I like my bike more and more. I find I look for...

I ride the Trek Allant+ 7s and I live in a very hilly area and it climbs them all. don't misunderstand me, i have to pedal and sometimes i pedal hard but the bike makes it possible for me to climb some long and steep hills. I also test rode a Specialized Vado 4.0 and it had no problem climbing...

Bonus~ the trail ends/begins in Deadwood. The towns of Lead and Deadwood are very cool. Lead has several mining attractions and Deadwood is a historic site. They are just minutes from each other and both right on the trail. You can rent bikes if you aren't traveling with your own. I've ridden it...

Remaining ring section from mid century neutrino experiment at Homestake Lab in Lead, SD. Lovely evening ride around the town, there was quite a bit of color in the hills. i love this little town. (Link Removed - No Longer Exists)(Link Removed - No Longer Exists)(Link Removed - No Longer...