12boy
Guru
- Location
- Casper WY USA
Just a bit too windy to enjoy a bike ride, 36 mph with 55 mph gusts. So I can.....
Go through the 20 or so envelopes of my wife's medical correspondence so they can be filed and any bills paid.
Having bought and installed $143 of gravel grinder tires for my Surly steamroller in single speed mode, I can put them back on and then put studded snows on the Sturmey Archer 3 speed set so as to be able to ride it in light snow and ice.
Found a Bianchi Nyala mtn bike frame at the give-a-way place at the balefill where I took a truckload of branches etc for their composting operation. All Tange chromo and lugged so it might be worth rebuilding into a winter beater.
A little stretching and core work will be nice. I'll take the Aged Dog out but may be limited to sheltered alleys...since she weighs 12 pounds and the wind is strong I don't want her flying on the leash like a kite.
Get enough of the drudgery out of the way and with the milder breezes promised for tomorrow a longer bike ride on those new gravel tires should be possible. A few tasty little gravelly bits are available, too.
Dave 7, hopefully your swabbery will go well. Be good to know to finally know what is or is not troubling you, buena suerte.
Be well and safe, and please, drive better than me.
Go through the 20 or so envelopes of my wife's medical correspondence so they can be filed and any bills paid.
Having bought and installed $143 of gravel grinder tires for my Surly steamroller in single speed mode, I can put them back on and then put studded snows on the Sturmey Archer 3 speed set so as to be able to ride it in light snow and ice.
Found a Bianchi Nyala mtn bike frame at the give-a-way place at the balefill where I took a truckload of branches etc for their composting operation. All Tange chromo and lugged so it might be worth rebuilding into a winter beater.
A little stretching and core work will be nice. I'll take the Aged Dog out but may be limited to sheltered alleys...since she weighs 12 pounds and the wind is strong I don't want her flying on the leash like a kite.
Get enough of the drudgery out of the way and with the milder breezes promised for tomorrow a longer bike ride on those new gravel tires should be possible. A few tasty little gravelly bits are available, too.
Dave 7, hopefully your swabbery will go well. Be good to know to finally know what is or is not troubling you, buena suerte.
Be well and safe, and please, drive better than me.
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