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Yes I was.

And some more truthiness; Where is the classic anti war left?

Listen to this Brit chickenhawk general! Start at about 7:40. 4th industrial revolution indeed!

These days money really is the root of all evil.

If i do another build it will be one with regen braking. The terrain i ride in almost demands it and i am happy to stay under 30 mph. Be a good winter project to build a gmac hubbed rear wheel.

Some love to be lied to. Keeps the unstable house of cards world view shored up.

They raided an upscale memory unit in Bethesda.

Well lookie here.....https://youtu.be/ZbiEPpt77lg.

My error has been getting stopped at a light in high gear and then starting out with that heavy load. With a 42t Lekkie up front it eases things a bit though.

Must be a rare occurance then.

Enjoyed the article. Made good sense.

Do you have a load of sealant in that tire?

All that gravel and all that bare skin. Once you've had the doc scraping it out with a scalpel you never forget it.

Just remember, positive pcr tests are not cases. Cases have positive symptoms that confirm the illness. Lots of Teachers, Nurses and Longshoremen have figured out that they can feel fine and take multiple tests until they get a false positive and get a three week vacation.

I live at the foot of an ancient escarpment along Lake Superior. The very top is about 1,000 feet above the lake. There are some plateaus but coming down it's easy to get above 30 mph coasting so i end up riding the brakes a lot. Makes me think of a rear hub motor set up with regen braking...

Know what you mean about the no shoulders. Should you be abreast of two semi trucks as they pass in opposite directions you had better be off the road. And of course the Northern prairie can be brutal in terms of wind.

Talked to my highschool biology teacher anwhile back and he and his wife had ridden a tandem bicycle from Minnesota to Glacier NP in Montana on U.S. hwy #2 and back. I've gone that way on my Motorcycle several times to visit friends in Washington state. Highway 2 is a gentle route over the...

Love the classic Brookes saddle! My old butt is too fragile to break one of those in.

I rode mine yesterday from the shore of Lake Superior up to a friends place, some,1,000 feet higher in elevation and I did it in about 15 minutes. Got up to 25 mph on a plateau. The three of us had beers and pasties and i took an uber home (getting wiser in my dotage). His second wife and I...

So are you planning a build or buying a ready made? The electric bike company has some nice step through models; https://electricbikecompany.com/product/top-seller-kaleidoscope-model-r/ that is a single speed model more suited to the flatlands and running errands.