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No - we're good thanks. Our solution - a tadpole trike @riley1649 - you quoted my post twice with no additional text. Did you lose a comment?

Locally, nobody has any Giant MTBs in stock. It's a waiting list process and the last time I asked, no actual dates being offered. There's the occasional other brands in stock, but not very often. The Giant process of not allowing LBS to LBS transfer is a bit strange to me, but I don't have...

Well, it's been a while but my wife's trike is upgraded and has been ridden (albeit just a short test ride). She had her personal upgrade in the fall (new knee) so it was time to proceed. Looks like we are almost there! As it came from the factory, there were a few features that just didn't...

We typically still do the Victoria drive in one day - we take our chances on the ferry and have a backup plan if we can't get on. Mind you - we never do that on a weekend , long or otherwise. The MIL lives in Sidney, so we don't have a long drive once we get to the island. When I take my...

I think Oregon decriminalized small amounts (some semantics in regards to the concept of legality). Portugal has that too and here in Canada, British Columbia either just did - or will be soon.

Every house that's equipped with grandchildren needs a bouncy castle. Not mine - but a close friends place. Great view of my normal riding location. You can't see this trail below from my friend's place but it's a fun trail - either going uphill or down. It's one of my many entry routes to...

There are tons of configuration options at Mastretta - from Mexico City. Their Website link is here for their Cargo/Working trikes Just presenting an option that may or may not deserve your consideration. My wife has a City Trike - handles well and pretty good components. The tilting...

OK - put your hand up if you are surprised. :mad: I've some Russian acquaintances/work peers and they are avoiding everyone. They are SO embarrassed!

Throttles make a lot of sense for many people and many situations. My wife (MS) would be lost without one. If I manage my pain management therapies, I don't need one 99.9% of the time. But I see the day coming - certain things just don't fix themselves. Wishing you continuing recovery.

Perhaps (historians can't agree) but we've certainly heard it from Betty... and now me... again.. about this time every year... We have one more typical event and that's appropriately, the Victoria Day long weekend (~May 25th) where we typically have spectacularly bad weather. It is what it...

Rode 20km on Monday, post Covid fatigue makes the shorter rides the norm for now, but I am improving. It was cool and windy but I enjoyed getting out. Then Tuesday... pics are from this morning... To quote a certain Elizabeth in the UK, "We are not amused"...

If you tire of Midsomer, try The Brokenwood Mysteries. Just as quirky or more... set in NZ in the Auckland area. The town they film in was also used for 800 Words - another fantastic Kiwi show. albeit a different genre. I don't watch much Canadian or US shows other than live sports...

Same here...but will be gone by Monday or Tuesday I think. Thankfully Nose Hill dries out really quickly. Now that I'm over "it", I am antsy to get out again.

My brother in law's ancestral home. He doesn't think he has any family there anymore. He's 2nd generation Canadian and is glad his grandparents aren't around to see this... :mad:

As previously posted, I wanted a bit more rise in my handlebars to accommodate my neck issues. Picked up a Spank Spike Vibrocore bar with 40mm rise. It comes as 820mm which is way too wide for my style, so took 25mm off each end to run at 770. May take it down another 10mm to be the same as my...

MTB stuff done today: Put summer rubber back on LIV and lubed chain. Then had a nap. Then did same to Fathom. Covid sucks...12 days since infection (best guess) - thankful for an ebike as not a lot of extra energy at present. Hopefully one and done.

Garmin 530 AND 830 on sale in Canada with $60 off. Not sure about anywhere else.

Gotta check the date... once a year...

It scared the crap out of me when it tryed to perch on my shoulder!

If ever pulled over, I am going to say that I identify as a Cyclist. Kind of like this guy, who may have gone too far.