Cycling
Changelog
- 🗓️/2024/05/25 Met a guy named David, brother Zach in a wheelchair - making the party bike from recycled cycles and connecting an e-trike. Located at the intersection of Centennial at end - across from power trail
My Bikes
- Brompton Bike
- Surly Long Disc Trucker
- Boxed Dimensions
- 59 x 34 x 10 (inches)
- 150 x 87 x 25 (centimeters)
- 49 lb
- Boxed Dimensions
- Canyon Grail
- In Case Dimensions
- 50 x 34 x 150 (centimeters)
- 42 lbs
- In Case Dimensions
Twenty Little Cycling Drawings

Bike Welding
- Dana Wolfe Hood - https://www.dwhdesigns.com/about - 970-412 -4025 - dana.w.hood@comcast.net
- Met Dana at an Akinz tent at the REI Block Party
- He can TIG weld bikes. I discussed turning some of the old trek frames into disc brake bikes
Bike Touring
- 3800 Mile Tandem Bike Ride Across America
- Canada’s P’tit Train du Nord: (View Highlight)
- The P’tit Train du Nord trail is located in the province of Quebec, Canada. It stretches through the Laurentians region, connecting various towns and offering scenic views of lakes and rivers, particularly as it leads to Mont Tremblant.
- Canada’s P’tit Train du Nord is a converted railway that has been turned into a beautiful trail for biking, walking, and enjoying nature. It goes through a scenic area with lots of trees, rivers, and mountains. People can use the trail to spend time outside, have fun, and see the sights. It’s a great place for families and friends to explore together.
Bike Shop
- 27 x 1 1/4 tube
- 700 x 38 c
- 29 x 2.2
Mountain Biking
Good Locations
- 🗓️/2020/10/03
- Park in Soderberg
- Timber Trail Part 2 | Lory State Park, Colorado
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xv9liwPK-7U>
- MTB West Valley Trail - Lory State Park
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PSVeb_ypSOo>
- MTB Lory State Park East Valley Trail
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5P1kag6Rlx4>
Potential Gravel Rides
Cliff Bockard
a little fall riding at The Rad Dirt race then on to Durango, Ouray, Telluride and Dunton
Quotes About the Bike
It is by riding a bicycle that you learn the contours of a country best, since you have to sweat up the hills and coast down them… you have no such accurate remembrance of country you have driven through.
—Ernest Hemingway (It’s all about the bike pg 30)
Life is like riding a bicycle. To keep your balance, you must keep moving.
Why We Love Cycling
by Dave Walker

NED Gravel
Summary
Changelog
- 🗓️/2024/07/06 2024 NED Gravel Gold Route
- Race Results
- MPH: 6.7
- Time: 5:47:34
| Time of Day | Chip Time | Sector | Speed/Pace | Overall | Gender | Age Group | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Start | 7:31:46 | 194/289 | 143/206 | 31/44 | |||
| CR103 | 12:27:37 | 4:55:51 | 4:55:51 | 5.9 mph | 231/266 | 168/189 | 36/43 |
| Finish | 13:18:27 | 5:46:41 | 50:50:00 | 11.5 mph | 236/277 | 174/200 | 35/43 |
How to Fix a Derailleur
Here are the steps you can follow to fix a derailleur that causes the chain to come off:
- Inspect the derailleur and chain for any damage or wear. If there are any obvious signs of damage, replace the affected parts.
- Check the derailleur alignment. Use a derailleur alignment tool to ensure that the derailleur is properly aligned with the cassette.
- Adjust the limit screws. The limit screws control the range of movement of the derailleur. If they are not set correctly, the chain may come off. Adjust the limit screws so that the derailleur cannot move beyond the smallest and largest cog on the cassette.
- Check the cable tension. If the cable is too loose, the derailleur may not shift properly, causing the chain to come off. Adjust the cable tension so that it is taut, but not too tight.
- Check the derailleur hanger. If the derailleur hanger is bent or damaged, it can cause the derailleur to be misaligned, resulting in the chain coming off. If the hanger is damaged, replace it.
- Check the chain length. If the chain is too
There is power in the small, purposeful actions we take each day. Riding a bike may seem modest, but it’s a quiet act of defiance and hope for a better future. At Brompton, we remain committed to shaping that better future—one bike, one ride, and one city at a time.
—Will Butler-Adams (Looking Back at 2024 email)
