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Calaveras river/Lodi Ca



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Little putt around neighborhood after the kiddo was asleep. Only time I get to night ride is when wifey is home. Thank you darlin'. Tall frame 28" Elgin just glides. Sorry bout crappy picture. Phone camera.

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that's great for a night-time photo, and I'm jealous of your tall frame big-wheel bike - sweet bike, and in my size

check this out if you tinker a little with the lighting - all the right electrons are there to begin with
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It was a great day of riding with my friend Hippie Mike
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These ice cream sandwiches make everything perfect
Three days of riding total: hundred mile weekend on my Elgin Tiki cruiser
you have good form for distance riding - wrists always straight, elbows always bent, relaxed grip, relaxed neck and shoulders.
We have a lot of triathlete women cycle through our Sunday morning group (no pun intended).
They tend to be runners/swimmers trying to catch up on cycling skills, and most don't know they lack them - they just tense up and tough it out. They always have the same strain complaints, and it's always because they lean on the bars. The tip I have for them is to be as light as possible on the bars, and support yourself with core muscles. When they get it right, the final 2-mile climb up Broadway is a breeze. If you face a climb and get lighter on the bars instead of heavier, you'll find a burst of spin energy to make the climb - with relaxed neck and shoulders, you can last longer, and enjoy the ride instead of labor through it.
 
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