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9804 na na
reesedobbins@... Send Email
Oct 1, 2009
2:23 pm
Wow I just saw the radish complete with the new pea pod childseat at xtracycle for 999$ !! I wish they would have come out with that 2 years ago when I was...
9805 Fred K. Aron
inluvwithsara Send Email
Oct 1, 2009
2:43 pm
Last night a Cyclist was struck by a car in DC about 2130(Sept 30th)...I have not been able to fins out anything further since...It had to be bad as the...
9806 lizwdurham Send Email Oct 1, 2009
3:28 pm
2 questions: 1- So my rear light bracket is not large enough for mounting on the rack. I checked the bracket for my son's light nad my husband's...thye are...
9807 lizwdurham Send Email Oct 1, 2009
3:29 pm
2 questions: 1- So my rear light bracket is not large enough for mounting on the rack. I checked the bracket for my son's light nad my husband's...thye are...
9808 Dave Lloyd
dlloyd1975 Send Email
Oct 1, 2009
3:37 pm
I use cateye lights on the back rack. They have a nice adjustable mount that accommodates a wide variety of tubing sizes. I did have Planet Bike blinky 5s on...
9809 Travers, Neil
neiltravers Send Email
Oct 1, 2009
3:55 pm
I don't have an Xtracyle (I'm a wannnabe, not an owner), but ... 1. I thought most people did it the other way round, U on back, cable on front. 2....
9810 FixedGearFlyer
vorephoto Send Email
Oct 1, 2009
4:54 pm
One of the members of another on-line bike forum tested Sheldon's 'wheel-only&#39; theory and proved it to be very faulty. He locked up his bike via that method,...
9811 David Dannenberg
djdannenberg Send Email
Oct 1, 2009
5:18 pm
On my Big Dummy, if in an area of concern: U lock through wheel down low and through the frame. Cable locks, one through frame and front wheel, one through...
9812 Liz W. Durham
lizwdurham Send Email
Oct 1, 2009
5:22 pm
I suppose V-racks and Freeloaders are at risk for theft.I am thinking that they might be less of a target though just as a regular rack is not such a target....
9813 Elaine Nelson
epersonae2 Send Email
Oct 1, 2009
5:31 pm
I got my X in July, and now western WA's arid season is coming to an end. Last fall/winter I bike-commuted up until last December's "Snowpocalypse" (srsly,...
9814 Neil Walsh
penexpers2006 Send Email
Oct 1, 2009
5:33 pm
I have 2 u-locks - one goes on the top tube, usually around something and the second goes through the front wheel and the fork. My rear wheel has the Nuvinci...
9815 Kipchoge Spencer
kipchogenotkip Send Email
Oct 1, 2009
6:16 pm
Hey Morgan, I have another perspective on 100lb+ loads. At least five of our touring bikes always have 100lb+ payloads. Two are Big Dummies. The other 3 are ...
9816 dave hunter
daviddeanehu... Send Email
Oct 1, 2009
8:56 pm
I've a custom frame built to the xtra standard. Lights: the rear is mounted on the seatpost Locking: long reach Kryptonite NY through the front wheel, frame...
9817 Andy Cohen
acohen5212 Send Email
Oct 1, 2009
9:17 pm
I don't yet have my Xtracycle put together (still waffling about choosing a donor bike), but I've been very happy with my Kryptonite New York chain. It's...
9818 Bruce Alan Wilson
larryu81 Send Email
Oct 1, 2009
11:05 pm
I have an Axa Defender with a chain. (Go to Clevercycles.) Bruce Alan Wilson http://www.wvdemolay.org/ The bicycle is the most civilized conveyance known to...
9819 David Chase
dr2chase Send Email
Oct 2, 2009
12:15 am
Locking up, I usually do a U-lock through front wheel and frame. The rear wheel is bolted, not quick-release, and the freeloaders are tightly watchamacollered...
9820 mcgurme Send Email Oct 2, 2009
4:04 pm
Hi I agree that for touring, the Xtracycle/Big Dummy is a superior solution. If I ever find the time again to do more touring, I will likely use my BD. As...
9821 Sean Moore
grysault Send Email
Oct 2, 2009
4:28 pm
Moderate bike theft where I live, I try not to leave it outside for very long. In my garage I lock my bike and my wife's bike to an eye in the concrete wall...
9822 Rick | Xtracycle, Inc
rickpickett3 Send Email
Oct 2, 2009
5:05 pm
Living in the mostly dry area of the Bay, I don't do much other than use Whatchamacollars and keep a plastic bag (for my Brooks saddle, '73 baby!), and my rain...
9823 jj
jj156 Send Email
Oct 2, 2009
5:12 pm
I live in PDX and it rains a lot here. Just a bit. I have a shower cap for my saddle. They go for 2.50 for a pack of three at the local walgreens. I carry...
9824 jj
jj156 Send Email
Oct 2, 2009
5:34 pm
We do a lot of family biking (not car free, but we use abou a gas tank a month.), and my oldest daughter (12) is asking for a different saddle. She has become...
9825 jj
jj156 Send Email
Oct 2, 2009
5:45 pm
Now that I re-read my email, I should point out that I have made some "street clothes" accommodations for the rain: 1. I don't wear pants. Hate em. Shorts most...
9826 Liz W. Durham
lizwdurham Send Email
Oct 2, 2009
9:25 pm
Don't know about Brooks adjusting over time. I have WTB women's specific saddles on bikes and love them. From: rootsradicals@yahoogroups.com...
9827 Sean Moore
grysault Send Email
Oct 2, 2009
11:07 pm
Not as exciting as my "headline"; might imply but I have a wooden stool in my garage that is 20 inches high. If I rotate the drive-side pedal of my xtra to the...
9828 poppamando Send Email Oct 3, 2009
1:26 am
A wonderful little time lapse watercolor film about bicycling... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MDqUKj1GwJY May you have a wonderful weekend!...
9829 Joe Kisley
josephkisley Send Email
Oct 3, 2009
1:37 am
AWESOME!!!! Thanks for sharing!!!! Joe in Iowa http://ninemileskid.blogspot.com/...
9830 Michael Yoder
rocket_boy_70 Send Email
Oct 3, 2009
5:16 pm
I just got done with the NW rains, but what I had was: fenders Water proof bag rain jacket Water resistant pants Shoe covers (really make a difference) Lights ...
9831 David Dannenberg
djdannenberg Send Email
Oct 5, 2009
2:01 am
Good fenders, good rain suit, good biking boots and sometimes booties, dry bag for my stuff. Can ride through anything and only my ankles, hands, and face get...
9832 Sturge
iansturgeon Send Email
Oct 5, 2009
10:18 am
FWIW, I have a Brooks B17 (one of the unsprung ones) on my commuter. I'd heard great things about them, but after about a year and around 1500 miles (yeah, I...
9833 Tone
moonshinegraffx Send Email
Oct 5, 2009
2:56 pm
Liz, 1) Lights I put my Planet Bike Light on my Seat post. I actually mount it on the stoker bar I attached to my seat post, but before I had the stoker bar I ...
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