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Old 09-04-21, 07:23 AM
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Originally Posted by SJX426
For most of my rides, which are less than 50 miles, I just throw the grey container on whatever bike I choose.
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The paper towel is used to prevent the rattling of the loose stuff and something to wipe my hands on if the issue is chain related.
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Consider a pair of nitrile gloves instead.. to stop rattling and keep your hands clean.
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Old 09-04-21, 11:46 AM
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Originally Posted by ShannonM
Hell, I haven't owned a car since 2018, and I don't even have a driver's license anymore...

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Do they allow visitors to your nursing home?

Hey, I'm just reading a "thriller" novel where they talk about "Murder Mountain" where all the weed is grown!!!!
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Old 09-04-21, 02:57 PM
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Originally Posted by kahn
Do they allow visitors to your nursing home?

Hey, I'm just reading a "thriller" novel where they talk about "Murder Mountain" where all the weed is grown!!!!
Ironically, I work at a nursing home.

The whole "Murder Mountain" thing is mostly sensationalist BS. I spent 2 years "on the Hill," working on a farm. The only neighbors I was ever worried about were the bears, and even them, not much. The only thing we were really scared of was fire. When it's 115 degrees and 6% humidity, and then the wind starts blowing, and it's a 35 minute dirt-road drive to the highway, you tend to get a little bit nervous...

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A serious cyclist will have a soigneur who takes care of these things even before the cyclist thinks of them. If one is a humble domestique or gregario and lacks a personal soigneur, speak to your directeur sportif, he will instruct you.
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Old 09-04-21, 06:04 PM
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Originally Posted by wjjones
I have taken my fanny pack out of mothballs, haha. It works great and it doesnt seem to garner any snickers (that I've noticed, anyway).

(I'll admit it's likely I wouldn't be considered a "serious rider" on this forum.)
I use a fanny pack when I run an errand to pickup or drop off stuff. Doesn’t make my upper back sweaty or interfere with cycling. Not concerned what other people think about what I wear, seriously and humorously.
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