MattiThundrrr
Kona Fan
Stay strong friend.
Today's Ride
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Suprachrgd82
GT Fan
Rode to the local bike swap for the Yeti’s shakedown.
Paul Brown (Tom Ritchey cohort and former owner of Cycle Dynamics) was there. I got to hear some great stories from him. He has a very unique 1987-ish Ritchey-built frame/fork/stem for sale in addition to countless Campy bits.
NordicTrack made a Ti FS???
A Bio-Pace to match all Bio-Pace chainrings?
Paul Brown (Tom Ritchey cohort and former owner of Cycle Dynamics) was there. I got to hear some great stories from him. He has a very unique 1987-ish Ritchey-built frame/fork/stem for sale in addition to countless Campy bits.
NordicTrack made a Ti FS???
A Bio-Pace to match all Bio-Pace chainrings?
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With some imagination Lake Constance is shimmering in the distance. And yes, that’s about 20 km downhill from there 
Back from Switzerland by 
Went for a little ride this morning,
parked Rex among some truly expensive Roadie equipment during a coffee break, which caused some raised eyebrows...
...and took the wrong path at some point...
...appearently klunking is also muddy in the summer
I wish you all a nice Sunday!!
parked Rex among some truly expensive Roadie equipment during a coffee break, which caused some raised eyebrows...
...and took the wrong path at some point...
...appearently klunking is also muddy in the summer
I wish you all a nice Sunday!!
MattiThundrrr
Kona Fan
They were upset when forced to admit that there's only one King, and clearly, it's not them
MattiThundrrr
Kona Fan
I went out this morning too,
where the deer and the wild turkey and maybe some kind of medium sized kitty play.
Tried out some of the newfangled gravel thing, feels a lot like riding down a dirt road used to
Took a few trails here and there, always a clear cut area under the power lines. Fun to explore, but everything leads to a bug infested swamp around here. The trouble with living in a river valley, there's plenty of mud
And the obligatory "oops I'm in someone's back yard" photo
where the deer and the wild turkey and maybe some kind of medium sized kitty play.
Tried out some of the newfangled gravel thing, feels a lot like riding down a dirt road used to
Took a few trails here and there, always a clear cut area under the power lines. Fun to explore, but everything leads to a bug infested swamp around here. The trouble with living in a river valley, there's plenty of mud
And the obligatory "oops I'm in someone's back yard" photo
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