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I've got a pair of Tifosi with the Light Night Fototec lens, I like them for rides where you will be going from night time to day or vise versa. Also have a pair with the changeable lens. Anything beats a bug in the eye.
Thanks for the info, I'll check them out!
After several thousand miles I've yet to puncture my Schwalbe Marathon Mondials.
My family and I are wanting to travel out to Colorado this year directly after DK200. We were looking at the Silverthorn area but are having trouble finding a place to stay that is somewhat secluded, but is close enough…
I bought a pair of the Fasterkatt's and have found them to be a great purchase. The are just what they claim to be so far, only have a few hundred miles on them so we will see how they winter. I have a wide foot and…
Planning on doing Dirty Kanza for the first time next year. I imagine that picking a tire for this race will be a tough choice. I've had really good luck with the Schwalbe Marathon Mondials. Over 3000 miles on them,…
Put a few thousand miles on these Banjo Brothers bags this year so far. Bout got them wore out. I like their cue sheet holder for the races. Like the reflective strips on the bags for commuting also. \n
I'll take a night ride over a trainer anytime. Strap on the lights and away we go!
Good Ol' Missouri gravel \n \n \n \nMorning commute \n \n \n \n
\n \nThere's a light at the end of this tunnel! \n \n
Simpleton. wrote: Do people do that? I figured everyone goes out to win... \n \nIn the events that I have participated in I would estimate that it may be less than 20% of the field is out there trying to win it. The…
jimmydot wrote: josh can you make this route public http://www.mapmyride.com/us/sullivan-mo/mark-twain-100-route-189059670. Thanks. \n \nSorry about that, didn't realize it wasn't public. I'm not what you would consider…
This is a training ride that I put together last year in preparation for the OGRE. The start/finish is close to home for me and dipped into some of the best hills that Mark Twain National Forest has to offer, which is…
I'm going to hate missing one this close to home, but I have a couple engagements on this date. Sounds like it will be a great event!
The purpose I had in mind for these was for my commuter, which on those rainy (low visibility) days sees about 90% gravel. It only takes a couple miles of that to really mess up my shifting. I was thinking that the…
Anybody have any experience with these? Looks like they'd be good for those rainy day rides \n \n http://www.retroshift.com/