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I once looked back at panniers, but that was after it bounced off when I forgot to throw the tabs to lock it to the rack...Originally Posted by mstone
No, it really does.But as you said, who cares. Definitely +1 on leaving a pair of shoes at work--huge difference.
And I've never looked back from panniers.
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It makes no difference what your pannier looks like so long as you can get used to the feel. You put in hardcore mileage (a.k.a. stud) and I'm sure your wife appreciates that fact irrespective of what gear you've got. And baby Charlie loves you no matter what...
I really need to log off the internet and go for a ride.
The rare intersection of desire, available funds, and spousal approval...
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Okay, this wasn't for me, but for my granddaughter. However, I figure that three is long past time for her to begin biking!
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It's finally done!
Rear hub. That's the bolt-on cog facing out; the thread-on cog is currently on the other side.
Front hub. I went with a TRP brake.
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Belt drive! I just had to go with the orange pedals.
The bits of white tape pick up the white lettering on the downtube.
Soooo nice.
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I forgot to tell you - I went to Bikenetic. Saw it. Licked the frame. It's mine now.Belt drive! I just had to go with the orange pedals.
The bits of white tape pick up the white lettering on the downtube.
Soooo nice.
(but I'll let you borrow it)
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I'm ignoring you. And your gross tongue.
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Sweet looking ride, dkel!
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Sweet ride, I really like the wheels, and the color. I wish I had the confidence to ride a bike with only one gear. Also, what does the second brake lever do? I see no cable and no rear brake.
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