cell phones, TAXI's and friends or sig others to come and get you when you have a flat----Whaaaa
Whaaaa..snif sniffle..gimme a break. Ok Ok I won't be toooo hard on the guys in the cold weather BUT
for some one that rides in Sunny mild Florida that has to call for a cab!!!!!!! be a real cyclist
and put in a new tube and continue the ride. No SAG for me when I ride in 20 deg
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Actually, my s.o. has responded with our van both times I got a flat in the last 18 months. But the
local cab company that takes me to the airport told me they just about always have a station wagon
if I ever need one.I do fix flats. I just prefer not to sit at the side of the road and do it if I can avoid it. ;-))
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Gator Bob Siegel EasyRacers Ti Rush "Bill B" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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[q1]> cell phones, TAXI's and friends or sig others to come and get you when you have a flat----Whaaaa[/q1]
[q1]> Whaaaa..snif sniffle..gimme a break. Ok Ok I won't be toooo hard on the guys in the cold weather[/q1]
[q1]> BUT for some one that rides in Sunny mild Florida that has to call for a cab!!!!!!! be a real[/q1]
[q1]> cyclist and put in a new tube and continue the ride. No SAG for me when I ride in 20 deg[/q1] -
In article <[email hidden]>, [email hidden] says...
[q1]> cell phones, TAXI's and friends or sig others to come and get you when you have a flat----Whaaaa[/q1]
[q1]> Whaaaa..snif sniffle..gimme a break. Ok Ok I won't be toooo hard on the guys in the cold weather[/q1]
[q1]> BUT for some one that rides in Sunny mild Florida that has to call for a cab!!!!!!! be a real[/q1]
[q1]> cyclist and put in a new tube and continue the ride. No SAG for me when I ride in 20 deg[/q1]
[q1]>[/q1]
Not every breakdown can be remedied with a patch kit and a pump. About two years back, I did not
properly tighten the QR on my front wheel of my P-38. At 10 miles into the Saturday ride with-in
sight of the Galleria in Houston, I hit a bump in the concrete and my front wheel fell off. My fork
was bent beyond repair. Yellow-Cab to the rescue. There are also parts of town where I ride that I
don't want to get caught alone and vulnerable after the sun goes down.I'll keep my cell phone handy (thank you) and try to use sound judgment on what to fix and when
to bail out.
--Cletus D. Lee Bacchetta Giro Lightning Voyager clee.orgclee.orgOpen ↗
- Bellaire, TX USA - -
"Bill B" skrev ...
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be a real cyclist and put in a new tube and continue the ride. No SAG for me when I ride
in 20 degA new tube? ptchah! I got out the repair kit and patched it today when the puncture fairy blessed my
rear tire. Okay, so it was 5-7C. ;-)Mikael
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"Bill B" skrev ...
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be a real cyclist and put in a new tube and continue the ride. No SAG for me when I ride
in 20 degA new tube? ptchah! I got out the repair kit and patched it today when the puncture fairy blessed my
rear tire. Okay, so it was 5-7C. ;-)Mikael
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There are also parts of town where I ride that I don't want to get caught alone and vulnerable
after the sun goes down.Ward 5 there in Houston comes to mind.
Derek
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Ya know Cletus, when I saw your Saturday loop, two thoughts occurred to me.
1. That's a pretty congested area, how do you maintain the speeds that you do?
2. At least some of that seems like a pretty rough area, maybe that's how you maintain the
speeds you do."Cletus D. Lee" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
"]news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
In article <[email hidden]>, [email hidden] says...
Quoted message said:
cell phones, TAXI's and friends or sig others to come and get you when you have a flat----Whaaaa
Whaaaa..snif sniffle..gimme a break. Ok Ok I won't be toooo hard on the guys in the cold weather
BUT for some one that rides in Sunny mild Florida that has to call for a cab!!!!!!! be a real
cyclist and put in a new tube and continue the ride. No SAG for me when I ride in 20 deg
Not every breakdown can be remedied with a patch kit and a pump. About
twoQuoted message said:
years back, I did not properly tighten the QR on my front wheel of my
P-38. AtQuoted message said:
10 miles into the Saturday ride with-in sight of the Galleria in Houston,
IQuoted message said:
hit a bump in the concrete and my front wheel fell off. My fork was bent beyond repair. Yellow-Cab
to the rescue. There are also parts of town
whereQuoted message said:
I ride that I don't want to get caught alone and vulnerable after the sun
goesQuoted message said:
down.
I'll keep my cell phone handy (thank you) and try to use sound judgment on what to fix and when to
bail out.
--Cletus D. Lee Bacchetta Giro Lightning Voyager clee.orgclee.orgOpen ↗
- Bellaire, TX USA - -
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There are also parts of town where I ride that I don't want to get caught alone and vulnerable
after the sun goes down.Ward 5 there in Houston comes to mind.
Derek
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Ya know Cletus, when I saw your Saturday loop, two thoughts occurred to me.
1. That's a pretty congested area, how do you maintain the speeds that you do?
2. At least some of that seems like a pretty rough area, maybe that's how you maintain the
speeds you do."Cletus D. Lee" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
"]news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
In article <[email hidden]>, [email hidden] says...
Quoted message said:
cell phones, TAXI's and friends or sig others to come and get you when you have a flat----Whaaaa
Whaaaa..snif sniffle..gimme a break. Ok Ok I won't be toooo hard on the guys in the cold weather
BUT for some one that rides in Sunny mild Florida that has to call for a cab!!!!!!! be a real
cyclist and put in a new tube and continue the ride. No SAG for me when I ride in 20 deg
Not every breakdown can be remedied with a patch kit and a pump. About
twoQuoted message said:
years back, I did not properly tighten the QR on my front wheel of my
P-38. AtQuoted message said:
10 miles into the Saturday ride with-in sight of the Galleria in Houston,
IQuoted message said:
hit a bump in the concrete and my front wheel fell off. My fork was bent beyond repair. Yellow-Cab
to the rescue. There are also parts of town
whereQuoted message said:
I ride that I don't want to get caught alone and vulnerable after the sun
goesQuoted message said:
down.
I'll keep my cell phone handy (thank you) and try to use sound judgment on what to fix and when to
bail out.
--Cletus D. Lee Bacchetta Giro Lightning Voyager clee.orgclee.orgOpen ↗
- Bellaire, TX USA - -
U sound like an Ideal candidate for "Air Free" tires and or the purchase of a Glock. "Derek Swift"
<[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
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There are also parts of town where I ride that I don't want to get caught alone and vulnerable
after the
sunQuoted message said:
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goes down.
Ward 5 there in Houston comes to mind.
Derek
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U sound like an Ideal candidate for "Air Free" tires and or the purchase of a Glock. "Derek Swift"
<[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
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There are also parts of town where I ride that I don't want to get caught alone and vulnerable
after the
sunQuoted message said:
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goes down.
Ward 5 there in Houston comes to mind.
Derek
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