Arr MiHardies
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I find mine gets in the way of my backrest, so I just strap it to the back of my backrest when using it.
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RTGENE
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I have the water bag inside the back pack with the addition of the inslated pouch you get in the mail.
With the back pack comes storage for sun glasses and credit cards etc. At gas stops I use the cap as a support for the seat makes it less of a struggle.
I shared this with Deb and Brian on their way to Calf-------miss those two.
I have the water bag inside the back pack with the addition of the inslated pouch you get in the mail.
With the back pack comes storage for sun glasses and credit cards etc. At gas stops I use the cap as a support for the seat makes it less of a struggle.
I shared this with Deb and Brian on their way to Calf-------miss those two.
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Bikeguy I am not "young and dumb" but I still ride in T shirts. Am 79 far from young and have been riding for 67 years so far from dumb, its a matter of choice in my eyes. So if you have more riding experince than me let me know the wisdom of it. Till then don't call people who ride different than you "dumb"
bikeguy
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I said I was dumb, not you. I don't care what you wear. The fact is, I'm a lot more interested in saving my skin than yours. I'm only 74 and only been riding 62 years so you've got more years than me but I don't know about experience. I've lost enough hide in the dirt and a little on the pavement to know that I don't care to lose any more. Although, the point I was making, that you apparently missed, was that sun and dry wind, and heat would blister you in a hurry if you have any tendency to blister. Now, if you care to, you might tell me how my comment about riding in a T-shirt when I was younger and dumber managed to insult you.
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bikeguy
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OOPS my bad. Sorry for the misunderstanding.pps:
No problem. I jumped back harder than I should have and I apologize for that. Besides, even if we wear different stuff when we ride, we're both still riding and we agree about the important stuff, that being: KEEP ON RIDING - AS LONG AS YOU CAN AND AS MUCH AS YOU CAN!
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Arr MiHardies
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Arr MiHardies
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This is why I just ended up going with long sleeve white jerseys.
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