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Hi everyone. I'm back with another question. I just came from a LBS in my city and they gave me an estimate on the Long Hul Trucker package they sell. They...
J. Itty Mathew
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Dec 4, 2004
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In response to your second question. You might want to look at your gearing and exchange chainrings /cluster if you feel you need to. It's been my experience...
Bubkes
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Dec 5, 2004
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... LBS ... list ... know. ... 1300 ... $1300 doesn't sound too out of the ordinary for a built-up frame, fork, and build kit purchased separately. I don't...
moumourides
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Dec 6, 2004
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Folks, I'm in the process of planning next year's tour of the low countries. We'll be there for about three weeks in June and July. Our last tour there is...
moumourides
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Dec 7, 2004
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Shoes? Bike and civilian? I dont usually wear shoes ever/anywhere cept on the bike. Im wondering if I can get away with only bike shoes. Guide"pages" (rip the...
Richard Levenberg
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Dec 7, 2004
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What we've done is to rent lockers at train stations (they are usually centrally located,) or pay a baggage handler to keep our stuff safe behind the counter...
Don Ladigin
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Dec 7, 2004
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... cept ... Yeah, it's a thought. I have yet to find a pair of touring shoes (i.e. fairly inconspicuous ones with non-lugged soles) that allow you to walk...
moumourides
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Dec 7, 2004
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... (like ... Don, Thanks for the tips. I'm trying to work out a plan using the saddlebag as a kind of best-case scenario. In the worse case, I'll clap a...
moumourides
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... Hash: SHA1 ... How are your mechanical abilities? I built mine for less. http://www.wolfenet.org for breakdown. ...
Mark Wolfe
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Dec 7, 2004
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... Hash: SHA1 ... I can't help notice that the Fork and Seatbinder are listed on the build sheet. Are they charging extra for these? When you order an LHT ...
Mark Wolfe
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Dec 7, 2004
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... Hash: SHA1 Just to add to this, bike is done, has about 600 miles on it, rides great. Weighs in at 22.75lbs, not bad for a 62cm steel ride. :) That was...
Mark Wolfe
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Trent - - You might look at Sportsman Guide 60 deg F. bag at ~24 oz. If nights are too cold use fleece long johns in conjunction with the bag. - For a...
Robert Cromer
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Dec 7, 2004
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"moumourides" <moumourides@y...> wrote; ... Hi Trent, Actually, I have two down quilts, which are just sleeping bag-like affairs, but without zippers, draft...
Don Ladigin
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Dec 7, 2004
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Take a look at the Sportsman Guide 60 deg. f. sleeping bag for summer camping. Its $29.95 and packs to a size of a pound of coffee and weighs in at 24 oz....
Robert Cromer
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Dec 7, 2004
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Hello UL Bikers and Trent, This is the best thread I have seen on this list. I'm so glad these discussions have a forum. My answers are in parentheses below....
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Dec 8, 2004
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Gilbert, You really should post that photo you sent me to the group photo archive--it's kind of inspirational, but I like Moultons in general. It's funny: I...
moumourides
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Dec 9, 2004
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Trent, We just got our Cloudburst and after talking to Henry Shires, it was determined that the 20 was due to the tent poles. Henry mentioned that he could...
Richard Levenberg
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Dec 9, 2004
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Hey Trent, ... The poster who suggested modifying an existing light sleeping bag had a good idea. Also since your problem is not just weight, but also volume,...
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Dec 9, 2004
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Trent - I have the Tarptent Vigra. It packs to 2.5 by 4 by 20 inches. If you separate the poles from the rest of the tent, you can bend or compress it down...
Robert Cromer
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Dec 9, 2004
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I would like to do a tour for a couple of weeks this winter, but am looking for a touring partner...can anyone suggest places online where i may connect with...
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Dec 13, 2004
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Thorn Tree. Check out the forums on lonely planet (they call it the thorn tree). There's one dedicated specifically to cycle touring and I believe there's also...
Julian Simpson
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Dec 13, 2004
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... am ... If you're a member of Adventure Cycling (the U.S. touring organization), you can take advantage of their "Companions Wanted" page at...
moumourides
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Dec 14, 2004
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Folks, Thanks for the replies and suggestions to my post from last week ("Critique my gear list"). Santa did, in fact, arrive early with a Tarptent and I did...
moumourides
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Dec 18, 2004
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Over on the Backpacking Light list, they are going nuts over cameras, batteries and cases. Us bikers will probably have better access to batteries but Im...
Richard Levenberg
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Dec 18, 2004
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I have some sidi genius road shoes that are light comfortable and increadibly stiff. I look like a moose on skates when i try and walk in them. I have some...
Julian Simpson
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Dec 18, 2004
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... Julian, I'll start with the obvious recommendation: if you don't mind lugged soles, the Sidi Dominators use the exact same sole and lasts as the Genius. ...
moumourides
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Dec 18, 2004
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Im taking my Shimano MO38's. Trent mentions the Dominators but they are as expensive as the Genius and I doubt the treads would last too long on pavement...
Richard Levenberg
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Dec 18, 2004
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I just wanted to point out what I believe to be a good deal on a crank that's great for light fast touring. It's a nashbar house brand "compact triple". The...
Julian Simpson
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Dec 20, 2004
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Folks, With nothing better to do while roasting the turkey breast for dinner, I tried putting together the basic components of the camping kit 2005 to see if...
moumourides
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Dec 26, 2004
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Does the carradice have any room for modification... perhaps a sewn on pocket made from something stretchy llike lycra or neoprene? There's always the fanny...
Julian Simpson
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