Rick Hardy (Needham MA.)here from the BRC Been following your blog, Back in the day when you were racing in the 80's I was out running marathons. After heel spur surgery went over to bike racing late in my athletic career. Love your blog, in any event I noticed you rear light. I found a similiar unit on a ride on South Street in Needham. If you need a second unit and are ever in the area let me know as I can't use it without it's bracket.
Looks a lot like a steamroller. Does that say fatties fit fine on the chain stay? I have a brown one...Let me know if you ever want a partner on these long fixed rides. Especially as the weather gets worse. Jeff.
I started bicycle racing New England roads way back in 1976 when shorts were wool, helmets leather and $250 could snag that white Peugeot PX10 that was all you needed to jump in the pack with the best.
A half-decent sprint forged modest amateur success, earned me the nickname “Fast Eddy”, and fueled an indelible cycling obsession - launching a lifetime in roles orbiting in and around cycling.
Top category amateur racer, founding member of New England’s most pretigious cycling club, product marketing manager for global cycling brands, European bike-biz veteran, creator and owner of one the coolest road-bike shops ever, occasional drinking partner of professional cycling champions.
At age 52 I’m now a family man, occasional masters racer and gran-fondo hunter - but not mellowing with age.
I’ve collected just enough cycling experiences to be dangerous. Warning for the politically correct: My world view on cycling is old-school, euro-centric, opinionated, and as hard-hitting Boston-Irish as a Dropkick Murphy’s soundtrack.
Rick Hardy (Needham MA.)here from the BRC Been following your blog, Back in the day when you were racing in the 80's I was out running marathons. After heel spur surgery went over to bike racing late in my athletic career. Love your blog, in any event I noticed you rear light. I found a similiar unit on a ride on South Street in Needham. If you need a second unit and are ever in the area let me know as I can't use it without it's bracket.
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ReplyDeleteLooks a lot like a steamroller. Does that say fatties fit fine on the chain stay? I have a brown one...Let me know if you ever want a partner on these long fixed rides. Especially as the weather gets worse. Jeff.
ReplyDeleteEddy, you should be in fine shape for my Spring Classics (Hell of Hunterdon & Fools Classic); please contact me for the info.
ReplyDeleteHey, what kind of fenders are those? I'm in the market. Any suggestions would be great.
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They're SKS race blade clip on road fenders. available many places online for ~$50-$60.
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