Now is the time to prepare for summer riding.
02-27-24, 11:06 AM
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Yesterday Feb 26 it was 81 in Lincoln Ne, so I went for a 20 mile bike ride. It was great to get out on the bike again.
02-27-24, 12:18 PM
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Took me a couple of minutes to pump my tires after not riding the bike since October and then I was out the door.
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didn't you already do this bit? https://www.bikeforums.net/general-c...nderstand.html
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You can divide the areas that need to be serviced, and finish them. You dont tear the whole bike down at once. So---------the bike is available most of the time.
03-05-24, 04:40 PM
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Agreed. I spend most of my time during winter and early spring gym and treadmill. Now is the time to start building up base on the bike trainer for summer. And I don't ride in crappy or cold weather. My bike season starts around May usually and ends end of September. Fair weather rider I am only.
