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I would be inclined to use the M19 since you know for sure it will get the job done. Maybe take a couple of master links along also....You would have peace of mind knowing you can fix the problem should it arise again…
I am putting the finishing touches on mine...I got the one with rim brakes as I am old school. Looking forward to getting it dusty. Mike at BMC was great to work with.
If the cue sheet shows the distance to the next turn, I have had great success by zeroing out the odometer on my bike computer at each turn. I learned this by doing a multi-day trip years ago with America by Bike on a…
Wildman wrote: They grow on trees here ..... What size tires are those? Great looking bike BTW.
I have used Camelback products for years with no real issues. I use a lobo for most of my rides and do fine. I have a kidney issue so I have to stay hydrated well....water in the pack and some Gatorade in a bottle or 2…
From my viewpoint: I like the straight bars with small bar ends....being more of a mtn biker than a roadie to start with, I am used to the flat bar...and I am safer on the technical descents with it. The bar ends allow…
Thanks for the info.
What kind of seat bag is that? Looks nice and functional..
I think fit and comfort are more important than weight. The more comfortable you are the farther you will happier go. For me, that meant some wider tires and a bit more upright position; but after 4-5 rides, I was glad…
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Nice 60 mile route on the TN/KY border near Jamestown,TN. Can find cabins for lodging at Pickett State Park. Route is 85-90% gravel...limestone I presume. As with all the country roads in the area, there is the…