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jorsh
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Trek 1.2 |
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425.16 mi at 15.12 mi/h |
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Thu, Jul 26, 2012 - 9.90 mi [Cycling] |
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9.90 mi in 00:40:32 hours at 14.65 mi/h on Trek 1.2. [Cycling] |
Lethbridge
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Sun, Jul 22, 2012 - 13.53 mi [Cycling] |
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13.53 mi in 00:59:30 hours at 13.64 mi/h on Trek 1.2. [Cycling] |
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Sat, Jul 21, 2012 - 17.31 mi [Cycling] |
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17.31 mi in 01:12:44 hours at 14.28 mi/h on Trek 1.2. [Cycling] |
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Westside!
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Wed, Jul 11, 2012 - 26.23 mi [Cycling] |
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26.23 mi in 00:57:46 hours at 27.24 mi/h on Trek 1.2. [Cycling] |
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Sun, Jul 8, 2012 - 19.14 mi [Cycling] |
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19.14 mi in 01:10:54 hours at 16.20 mi/h on Trek 1.2. [Cycling] Once I finally got to the point at which I could mash 27th gear, I found out I had some skipping chain issues. It turned out one of the links was seized. Swiss Army Knife fix? Oh yes. |
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Westside!
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My Trek 1.2 27-speed hails from Bert and Mac’s in Lethbridge, AB. I use a Bell E20 wired computer, and just throw on a couple of small but bright LEDs and small clip-on wheel reflectors when I’m out after dark. Alberta’s side reflector law is dumb, but I’ll cope. My double-sided SPDs work with my Shimano MT51 SPD shoes. I carry a doubleshot pump, and a seat bag containing pre-glued patches, a spare tube, lights and reflectors. It’s a tight fit, because the bag is very tiny. The name comes from a super-powered crimefighter from the golden age of comics. He was blue. He fired bolts. A’yup. |
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