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You're modest Kent, I've read Robert Gray's story. Pretty incredible adventure. I have also read
about your trials on the hills of England the rocky mtn 1200. I'm working up to riding my fixed gear
on longer adventures than the centuries. I notice that we both have bikeE's and Wishbones.
(Obligatory recumbent content.) Dave
Kent Peterson <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> On Thu, 16 Jan 2003, Al Kubeluis wrote:
>
> > Dave, Thanks for fixed gear bike info. I'm impressed that you do centuries on
> > it.
>
> There are various people who do brevets (200-1400 km rides) on fixies. Last year Robert Gray rode
> the Canadian Rocky Mountain 1200 on his fixed, flipped over to the freewheel, rode cross country,
> flipped back to fixed and then rode Boston-Montreal-Boston.
>
> Kent Peterson Issaquah WA USA http://www.halcyon.com/peterson/rando.html
about your trials on the hills of England the rocky mtn 1200. I'm working up to riding my fixed gear
on longer adventures than the centuries. I notice that we both have bikeE's and Wishbones.
(Obligatory recumbent content.) Dave
Kent Peterson <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:<[email protected]>...
> On Thu, 16 Jan 2003, Al Kubeluis wrote:
>
> > Dave, Thanks for fixed gear bike info. I'm impressed that you do centuries on
> > it.
>
> There are various people who do brevets (200-1400 km rides) on fixies. Last year Robert Gray rode
> the Canadian Rocky Mountain 1200 on his fixed, flipped over to the freewheel, rode cross country,
> flipped back to fixed and then rode Boston-Montreal-Boston.
>
> Kent Peterson Issaquah WA USA http://www.halcyon.com/peterson/rando.html
