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namdoogttam wrote: In a nutshell: What's the consensus on whether a racer can (or ethically should) 'stash' a full water bottle along the course before a "self-supported" race? Driving to and from my weekend lodging…
reubenc wrote: Economically, they should probably have a tiered lottery system where you can buy in at different max amounts. They'd take all the people who'd pay $400, fill up the rest with "randomly" selected $300…
Looking to buy a smart trainer. sometimes it’s just too cold here in Wisconsin to ride outside. i know, I know..different clothes but I just don’t enjoy riding in single digit weather for a hour or two.
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thumper88 wrote: It's a well-run race, speaking as someone who has done more than 100 of them, of various kinds, and worth the cost... if you race. If you don't race and just want an organized challenge, it still works.…
Zurichman wrote: spring is here, time to ride happy Spring might be here where you live. It is not here in the tundra land of Pa. Spitting snow 34 deg. F and 15-20 mph winds probably taking the wind chill down into the…
JGamm wrote: Has anyone done the Dairy Roubaix or live in the Prairie du Chien, Wi area? I'm just wondering what the gravels in the area are like. Chunky smooth etc. I didn't even realize they had any gravels in that…
lawnman wrote: So narrowed my search down to the carbon trek checkpoint or a jamis renegade. Not looking for a gravel race bike. Just a fun efficient comfortable gravel dirt road back roads bike. Don't want some to…
Wasn’t the LR a blast? We were also there and I checked out the new offering from Salsa. What an awesome way to get a friend, partner or spouse involved at a price point that doesn’t require a 2nd mortgage. Bravo Salsa.
Okie Outdoorsman wrote: My son and I went to Land Run 100, as spectators, last Saturday, and I got to check this bike out up front and personal at District Bicycle's Shop. Was really impressed with features for the…
Old fat guy that is still strong needs a new set of wheels for his 2016 Cutthroat. Need to be tubeless and more bombproof than racey. \nAnyone have a set for sale or point me in the right direction. \nThanks, Nick
Work on a Cutthroat?
Where are you located? I blew up a rim on my Cutthroat and these may work. Thanks
onurlft wrote: I live in Texas and planning a trip to Canyonlands NP in a couple of weeks. Part of the plan was to ride the White Rim trail in two days (overnight camp spot already reserved). Has anyone done the trail…
2xfnord wrote: There's a 2017 Warbird in my size at a local shop for $1800. Right now I'm thinking that or the Renegade Expat. What size bird?
Great bike, I just don’t ride it much and think it’s time to sell it. Beautiful olive drab green with nary a scratch. Thompson carbon seatpost and everything else stock. \nSOLD
I had the same types of questions. We live in SW Wisconsin and both my wife and I own Cutthroats and use them on pavement, dirt roads, double track and heck, I even rode mine on parts of the Maah Daah Hey. Awesome…
Curious how well they'd set up tubeless on Stan's rims that came on my Cutthroat
thegreatdelcamo wrote: I have them and love them. They roll so smoothly you may not know they have knobs. Plenty of volume to run tubeless at 27psi front and 30 in back.
Recommendations? Not concerned with speed but more with riding stability on gravel and forest roads. And I'm a big guy.