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The previous post I sent at 10:10 AM and it didn't show up until
12:01PM. I remember seeing my posts pop up within seconds.
On Apr 7, 2011, at 10:10 AM, David Whitmon wrote:
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I'm in the mountain time zone - your email came at 5:15 AM - according to my
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Lets do the "Time Warp" again......(-;
On Apr 7, 2011, at 8:53 AM, Walt Ebbert wrote:
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It's email. It's always going to be subject to delays and the whims of the
internet. Most of the time it goes through fairly quickly, but a 4 hour delay
isn't out of the question depending on a number of things.
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David,
I got it before you sent it!!!!!! 6:16 AM. of course I live in the Central
Time zone. Hahaha...
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I sent the original post at 9:15 PM and it did not show up until
10:37 PM.
In fact your response to my post came through at 10:15 to me and
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This is a great idea - that all road users have responsibilities - and it's=
been put into a city code. Especially the part about there not already hav=
e to have an "accident" occurred before a motorist is cited.
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Dick Ryans bikes were well done , met him, when in Eugene
Magura Hydrostop are a great brake further from the handle the better
they are.
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Generally Bushless chains are the thing for derailleurs , Win is
lateral flexibility.
since Sedis Sport thats how they are made..
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I've never bought recumbent specific chain, but I have seen chain for
sale at several internet shops that sell parts for recumbents. They
sell it by the foot for use on recumbents and it seems to be similar
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MH wrote:
The secret gov't must be keeping a close eye, ;)
I was just thinking about how closely the
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I feel David that I'm getting most peoples posts in
a timely fashion. Today I found a couple of postings
from others coming in under the time line.
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I'm finding that it's taking close to two hours for any post I make
to show up.
What's up with that?
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I've got a SUN Sport AX, which classifies as a compact LWB recumbent.
I'm 6'2, so have slid the seat just about all the way back, and I
would guess that at least 2/3rds of the bike's weight is on the back
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I've looked at the chain on my triplet, it takes four chains to make
it go, and my velomobile, a 13' long chain. There is no difference
between the chains. None what so ever. The chain on the velomobile is
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Edmond amends bicycle ordinance
Edmond amends its bicycle ordinance, which was first written in 1954.
City law is now stricter than Oklahoma state law. Violators can be
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Dusk to dawn bicycle safety
Posted 4/6/2011 Updated 4/6/2011
Commentary by John Kalita
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I used SRAM/Sedis 9 speed quick links on my velomobile.
I haven't used a Shimano chain in over 20 years after breaking 3 of
their chains in short order.
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I didn't know it either until I needed to shorten the chains on both
of my recumbents and discovered that pushing out the pins in those
chains brought back memories of working with chains in the days of
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I can't say that the folks who made recumbents knew that. This is the
first I've ever heard this thought. I do know that both my
velomobile and triplet use the same Sedis 9 speed chains.
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