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Bike-commuting, randonneuring, and other nonsense in and around North Carolina...
Randonneuring
Organized bike rides: long-distance, self-supported, non-competitive, collegial.
Links
RUSA - the national club site
Blogs - list of blogs by randonneurs
RTP - a very active local blog
NCRandonneur - local umbrella site
Blogs - list of blogs by randonneurs
RTP - a very active local blog
NCRandonneur - local umbrella site
Local NC rides:
Carthage Coffee Run
Carthage Coffee Run
Nice rides in NJ
Permanents:
Google Map shows starting location of all permanents
3 comments:
Or, perhaps, don't use quite so much force when you put the cluster on in the first place?
:-)
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I have to admit, though, that your phrase certainly is "more catching".
And ... what do I know about changing clusters / cassettes?
Answer: Nothing.
I should have mentioned this is an old thread-on freewheel, which means that the incredibly mammoth force I apply with my legs while pedaling tightens it beyond reason.
Ha...
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That is more-or-less, exactly what my mechanic and occassional cycling partner said upon seeing that photo. (I wrote that I knew nothing about changing clusters / cassettes.)
Neither my mechanic nor I knew about "the incredibly mammoth force your legs apply while pedaling"; I always figured that your legs applied a normal amount of pedaling force. Now that I know about the "mammoth force" ... WOW!!
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