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Hmm, if we cycle from Lyon to Lausanne and back, it looks like we might just spend all our time cycling. I wonder about getting a train to somewhere east of there (where there's mountains!) and cycling back to Lyon via Lausanne and the Rhone. How long do you reckon Lausanne to Lyon (or vice...

Google Maps reckons 131 miles, not that that's necessarily the route we'd want to take, so probably nearer 200 if we're not doing main road all the way. Are there good paths along the river? We're planning to spend maybe a week getting to Lausanne, but would be good if we weren't cycling every...

I'm going to a wedding at Lausanne in Switzerland in May with my girlfriend. We're planning to get a train to Lyon and cycle the remaining 100 miles or so up the Rhone valley. Has anyone ridden in that bit of the world? Any good routes? We'll be on mountain bikes but loaded up with camping...

I'm definitely up for the Tektro front brake.

(probably a bit easier in Berkshire)

40 miles on road is hard if you're in Ghana.

I'd be up for just a rear one, really, though may be interested in a pair. It's for an old GT that now has a front disc brake, but no disc mount on the frame so currently has a V-brake on the rear.

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What?

Though to be fair, the thread is called "Judy questions", and the original poster could always look at it as free bumping for his/her thread. I'm new around here (hello people) - what's the etiquette in these situations?

Re: 98 rockhopper ritchey tubes...shall i build it? yes i wi The trombone player usually, though the drummer is also a sound engineer so has made a living out of being able to find venues.

Addressed to: Mr Careless The Yurt A Field Pembrokeshire I presume?

Sorry, still no pic. They say 5 things on them which are: RockShox Judy SL Air 100 mm Thought I'd post it here in case they were any use to the original poster, but on the basis that they're interesting and may be fixable I shall start a new thread when I've taken a photo which will probably...

That would work. Rent them over the winter and then live in a yurt during the summer* *I appreciate that this may not be a practical proposition for most people.

I'm pretty sure they're air - they have a valve on top of one stanchion. But I'll try to post pics later and then no doubt you guys can tell me all about them :)

I have a pair of old Judy SL forks that look to be in good condition except that they don't seem to hold air. No idea what year they are. I'd like to know A) is there any way I can fix them (would be happy to replace with an elastomer or hydraulic cartridge if such a thing was possible, or B)...

Apparently my bike has a 68mm bottom bracket, so no use, unfortunately.

Looks bargainous. Wonder whether it would fit my GT Tequesta. Having never had it apart, I unfortunately have absolutely no idea.

Re: 98 rockhopper ritchey tubes...shall i build it? yes i wi There is a solution: practice at the bassist's house. (I am the bassist and we practice at my house)