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Old 06-05-22, 08:32 AM
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Originally Posted by Velo Vol
Why not?
Ever stopped at a rest area on the NJ Turnpike? The Vince Lombardi one is the worstest.
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Originally Posted by genejockey
Our '66 Ford SW has dual facing rear seats. My sister and I rode in those all the way to Montreal and back. In 1967, my oldest brother having just graduated from college, I think Mom and Dad wanted one last Big Thing with all of us before we kids went our separate ways. So, Dad rented a Coleman pop-up camper trailer and a hitch for the Ford, and we all went to Expo 67.
We all piled into one of the Ford station wagons, with rear facing seat, and went to the west coast and back. That was in 69 and I was a junior in high school. That is quite the age gap between you and your brother. We four are all within six years.
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Originally Posted by seedsbelize2
We all piled into one of the Ford station wagons, with rear facing seat, and went to the west coast and back. That was in 69 and I was a junior in high school. That is quite the age gap between you and your brother. We four are all within six years.
Yep. 12 years. My oldest 4 siblings were all born over 5 years, from 45-49. Then a 6 year gap before my sister, and another 2 1/2 years before me. So, the year I started 1st grade (no kindergarten in the district at that time) was my oldest brother's last year of high school.
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Originally Posted by genejockey
Our '66 Ford SW has dual facing rear seats. My sister and I rode in those all the way to Montreal and back. In 1967, my oldest brother having just graduated from college, I think Mom and Dad wanted one last Big Thing with all of us before we kids went our separate ways. So, Dad rented a Coleman pop-up camper trailer and a hitch for the Ford, and we all went to Expo 67.
In 1963 my dad rented a pickup truck with a cabover camper and my parents and two of my sisters travelled to Kings Canyon, Sequoia, Yosemite, and then the bay area where they had friends. My 3 older siblings didn't come and little brother wasn't born yet. I'll never forget that trip.

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Cycling related. I suspect answer is nothing, but the heels on my Sidi road shoes are worn down and clearly a challenge to extricate fixing bolts. Apply shoe goo for a heel?? Comments appreciated but please don’t report me to the ASPCS.

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Old 06-05-22, 09:17 AM
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Cycling related. I suspect answer is nothing, but the heels on my Sidi road shoes are worn down and clearly a challenge to extricate fixing bolts. Apply shoe goo for a heel?? Comments appreciated but please don’t report me to the ASPCS.

My friend takes his to the cobbler and has rubber heels installed. If that's a screw you can probably extract it with an easy-out. Does Sidi sell replacement heels?
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Originally Posted by datlas
Cycling related. I suspect answer is nothing, but the heels on my Sidi road shoes are worn down and clearly a challenge to extricate fixing bolts. Apply shoe goo for a heel?? Comments appreciated but please don’t report me to the ASPCS.

Use 'em as tap shoes.
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Originally Posted by seedsbelize2
We all piled into one of the Ford station wagons, with rear facing seat, and went to the west coast and back. That was in 69 and I was a junior in high school.
'69 Olds Vista Cruiser


...and Fez bought it


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Old 06-05-22, 10:12 AM
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I can't buy a V13 stem from Canyon in the USA; unavailable. But I can ship it just about any other country.

I've purchased other brand stems with the same measurements and they DO-NOT fit the Canyon; what in the..
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Old 06-05-22, 10:15 AM
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  • 1 1/4" - anyone with a Canyon stick an aftermarket stem on it and have it FIT OK?
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Old 06-05-22, 10:27 AM
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Originally Posted by topslop1
I can't buy a V13 stem from Canyon in the USA; unavailable. But I can ship it just about any other country.

I've purchased other brand stems with the same measurements and they DO-NOT fit the Canyon; what in the..
I remember you. Welcome back, welcome back.

Speaking of back how is your back? Mine's
Effed up.
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Originally Posted by Deal4Fuji
'69 Olds Vista Cruiser


...and Fez bought it
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LJPB-71OCsE
Ours was a 1971. There was the "back" and the "way back." Fond 1970's memories.
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I remember you. Welcome back, welcome back.

Speaking of back how is your back? Mine's
Effed up.
Ghosts from the past right? Hopefully I'm a little older and will stir less up this time around . It's OK - funny enough I'm having issues where my right hip is consistently 'tight'. Probably from sitting/desk work and then the sitting position on the bike. I'm slowly easing back into riding, doing some 15mile-ish social rides; trying to get the fit on the Canyon finally dialed in instead of ignoring the issue(s).

What'd you end up doing to your back? Or.. just time itself?
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This is flawed because the south gets its rain in big chunks at a time. We've been over this before.
SMH
No it's not. In the quasi-north we can go four straight days in the winter without seeing the sun. It's pretty miserable.
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Ghosts from the past right? Hopefully I'm a little older and will stir less up this time around .
It needs stirred up.
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Originally Posted by genejockey
Yep. 12 years. My oldest 4 siblings were all born over 5 years, from 45-49. Then a 6 year gap before my sister, and another 2 1/2 years before me. So, the year I started 1st grade (no kindergarten in the district at that time) was my oldest brother's last year of high school.
Six kids in our family, hence the '70's version of the minivan.
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Originally Posted by Velo Vol
No it's not. In the quasi-north we can go four straight days in the winter without seeing the sun. It's pretty miserable.
The only important metric is measurable precipitation over .05 inches Who cares about overcast conditions HTFU and ride.

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Originally Posted by Velo Vol
It needs stirred up.
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Originally Posted by topslop1
Ghosts from the past right? Hopefully I'm a little older and will stir less up this time around . It's OK - funny enough I'm having issues where my right hip is consistently 'tight'. Probably from sitting/desk work and then the sitting position on the bike. I'm slowly easing back into riding, doing some 15mile-ish social rides; trying to get the fit on the Canyon finally dialed in instead of ignoring the issue(s).

What'd you end up doing to your back? Or.. just time itself?
About 2 years ago I fell, hit my head which pushed my head backwards and transferred a lot of force down my spine and apparently destroyed a disc.

My spine and vertebrae are fine but the disc probably needs to go. Burning pain on both sides from my waist down. No riding since April 2021.
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The only important metric is measurable precipitation over .05 inches Who cares about overcast conditions HTFU and ride.
If I wanted that I would have posted a precipitation map instead of what I actually posted.




Pretty crazy how in WA/OR how close the dark blue and orange areas are to each other.
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Originally Posted by Mojo31
Six kids in our family, hence the '70's version of the minivan.
I don't know how a parent can remain sane with even three kids. That's crazy.
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Originally Posted by indyfabz
Ever stopped at a rest area on the NJ Turnpike? The Vince Lombardi one is the worstest.
It been so long that I don't remember. I was on it a couple times as a ute.
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Originally Posted by Velo Vol
If I wanted that I would have posted a precipitation map instead of what I actually posted.




Pretty crazy how in WA/OR how close the dark blue and orange areas are to each other.
1 I guess we'll agree to disagree

2 Probably due to mountains if I remember my geography
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