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Posted on 03/01/2023 10:18:56 PM PST by Berlin_Freeper
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That was a good idea. I once saw a small sized trailer, I regretted not buying for 99 euros.
scaring away, too.
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Road bike I just have a water bottle. Too many nuts on the road (bother cagers and the peloton "let's take up both lanes" crowd) so I don't do as much roading anymore.
It depends on your needs.
I use a trailer that is shaped like a flat bed. I use a tarp and straps to tie the tarp down and keep everything together.
Continuing my Rouvy season. I am telling you those Ghost riders wring every ounce of juice from your legs. Whew!
Got my tib blaster coming tomorrow!
https://thetibfactory.com/products/the-tib-blaster
Got my Giant X Trance Advanced Pro 29 flipchip set in the low position for cornering this spring:
https://www.giant-bicycles.com/us/trance-x-advanced-pro-29-2
Which trailer did you purchase?
Ewheels would like to know: Which trailer did you purchase?
Very similar to this one. I laid some boards across the bottom and side and it’s very strong.
I was concerned about it being too wide at times, but that hasn’t proven to be the case yet.
http://bikesonthepike.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/20160617_185134.jpg
Buying a new road bike can be one of life’s bigger decisions. For many, it’s as large a commitment as getting a new car or going on a big holiday and you’ll hopefully have it for a long time. So it has to be right.And there are so many questions! How do I know what’s right for me? Do I need a carbon frame? Do I go aero? Do I go lightweight? Do I need disc brakes? Should I consider tubeless-ready wheels?
If you need some help with the basics, head to our beginner’s guide to road cycling and don’t miss our guide to the parts of a road bike to help get your head around any technical jargon.
Wow the one I was looking at was a rinky-dink 1/3 of that.
Happy trail(er)s to you!
Cyclists Now Outnumber Motorists In City Of London
Cyclists are now the “single largest vehicular mode counted during peak times on City streets,” says a report to the transportation committee of the City of London Corporation, the municipal governing body of London’s square mile.The traffic count figures are in a briefing document provided to councilors for a committee meeting next Tuesday.
At peak times, people cycling represent 40% of road traffic in the City and 27% throughout the day.
Someone had placed a lot of sunflower seeds there.
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