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Turned a milk run into a 20 mile ride this morning. Hit 1000 miles on it( I got it on Father’s Day). Also hit a new top downhill speed. All before 8am, the rest of the day has to be great . The building is an old one room schoolhouse way back in the woods.

Just did a drive train clean right on tailgate. Tipped up on kickstand in order to turn wheel and chain. Work quite well.

Just realized the topeak stand could be placed on tailgate. I guess I am a little slow. I think the length of the bike across tailgate might be the only issue.

The stand looks like it works well. However you still have to bend a lot to do any significant work. Cleaning your bikes drive train with this setup would be rough. I would be very interested in some tailgate ideas. I sad to say the idea never crossed my mind.

Two are on campus. We are in an area of New York with a less than 1% infection rate. The colleges are not taking it lightly. You must have a negative test to return to campus, students can’t be in other kids rooms, only gatherings are outside and less than 10 people. Class are a hybrid of...

Well 2 boys are now off to there respective colleges. Only one left at home. What do I do now besides work 50+ hours per week to pay for there education

I pedaled my road bike 1500 to 2500 miles a year from the time I was 35 yrs until 49 yrs. At 49 I torn my ACL and meniscus, that took all the fun out of road cycling. On a road bike you want to go fast and cover mileage. Puttering around on a road bike ride 10-15 miles slow is not fun and...

Nice morning ride. The fun begins where the road ends.

Just let it go and pray a deer doesn’t run out in front of you!

Took a nice 25 mile ride today up and down many big hills. Hit a new high speed coming down a huge hill that was freshly paved. Nice and smooth

I am in the process of shipping two sons off to college. Who knows how long before they are back home, if there is an outbreak on campus.

Used one at Unlimited Biking 2019 Model on the net

Good luck with the surgery and I hope for you to have a speedy recovery. You will be back on the bike in no time

Impressive!

I call it Frieght Train when I have it loaded up with groceries

I just discovered a new (to me) post ride drink. The High ball, it is nothing fancy or new but 2 or 3 shots of bourbon in a tall glass of ice with ginger ale and a twist of lemon is damn refreshing.

Took a 52 mile ride along Lake Champlain and it’s surrounding area. Saw a large flock of wild turkeys (with many young ones on tow) and beautiful views along the lake. The camera on my phone does not do it justice

I went to flat pedals on my Toughroad. First time in years not clipped in. I actually enjoy is more having the versatility of moving my feet around a bit to alleviate the same pedal arc stresses. Still use cycling shoes for the stiffness but like the extra movement

Masks suck but they help keep everyone safe. That triangle bag most be bursting at the seam with that list of things you are able to carry in it.