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General Discussion / Re: Do you carry one?
« on: January 14, 2011, 01:30:45 am »
I carry a laminated picture of my wife.
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Gear Talk / Re: Biking Shorts/Pants
« on: December 18, 2010, 11:05:24 pm »
I have a couple pair of Canari MTB shorts but don't wear them because they don't hang right on me. If I don't wear regular cycling bib shorts, I wear Dickies 15" inseam shorts.
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General Discussion / Re: looking for touring shoes with a wide fit
« on: November 22, 2010, 12:12:49 am »
I wear New balance 13 EE and use Sidi 47 Mega for both road and mountain shoes.
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General Discussion / Re: Surly Cross Check Touring Bike?
« on: November 21, 2010, 04:57:26 pm »
I have a CC with SKS and don't have trouble changing tires. I use 32mm Panaracer Pasela TGs.
Before purchasing, I test rode both the CC and the LHT. The CC fitted my needs better as a commuter, backup road bike, light tourer and randoneurring. The CC seemed livelier on the test rides. If I was going to go with fully loaded front and rear panniers, I would have went with the LHT. The LHT has a longer head tube and seats you a little more upright.
I found this forum while I was researching triple cranks. I'm thinking of changing the stock crank for a 105 triple.
Before purchasing, I test rode both the CC and the LHT. The CC fitted my needs better as a commuter, backup road bike, light tourer and randoneurring. The CC seemed livelier on the test rides. If I was going to go with fully loaded front and rear panniers, I would have went with the LHT. The LHT has a longer head tube and seats you a little more upright.
I found this forum while I was researching triple cranks. I'm thinking of changing the stock crank for a 105 triple.
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