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  1. #1
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    Me and my truckaccino Surly LHT traveling around Prince Edward Island, Canada.

    http://travelgeeks.blogspot.ca/2012/...-cove.html?m=1

  2. #2
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    My 50cm LHT setup with Trekking Bars. Since this picture was taken I have added a B17 Imperial, changed the smallest chain ring to a 24t and put fatter tires on . The upright ride + trekking bars feels so much like driving a car, that sometimes I hit the turn signal at a stop sign, only to realize there isn't one..lol

    Scrappy


  3. #3
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    Scrappy - this...is...just...beautiful! Thanks for the picture!

  4. #4
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    Thank You Catrin! Do you miss your trucker?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Scrappy View Post
    Thank You Catrin! Do you miss your trucker?
    When I was commuting earlier in the summer I did a little, it would have made a great commuter even if she was so heavy. I am glad that she went to someone who would ride her more though.
    Last edited by Catrin; 08-26-2012 at 12:54 PM.

  6. #6
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    Quote Originally Posted by Scrappy View Post
    My 50cm LHT setup with Trekking Bars. Since this picture was taken I have added a B17 Imperial, changed the smallest chain ring to a 24t and put fatter tires on . The upright ride + trekking bars feels so much like driving a car, that sometimes I hit the turn signal at a stop sign, only to realize there isn't one..lol

    Scrappy

    Scrappy, that looks so cool! The wheels in particular caught my eye for some reason-what kind are they? They offset the black frame well. (My bikes have stock black wheels, but I am partial to a chrome finish.)

    I've never tried trekking bars, but they look as though they'd be comfortable. (Where are the shifters?)

    1990 Univega Alpina/(stock) gel saddle
    2009 Specialized Dolce Elite/BG Lithia saddle
    2009 Jamis Coda Sport/Selle Royale Respiro saddle
    2010 Jamis Aurora/Jamis Touring Sport saddle

  7. #7
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    These bikes are all so gorgeous. I have major LHT lust even though I don't need one at all.

  8. #8
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    I have ridden my Karate Monkey single speed for almost a year and I use it mostly anywhere but trails. I have ridden fun simple trails on it. It is a really fun bike.
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  9. #9
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    I know I've updated my Surly photo before but I made some big changes for the 2013 summer. I added the front rack and am trying another saddle. the other one did over 2500 miles but seemed to cut off the circulation to my left leg on longer rides this new saddle seems to have solved that problem. I'm planning on adding fenders if I can get the ones I want.
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    1996 Kona Kula-14
    2011 Surly LHT-46

  10. #10
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    Is that a Selle Anatomic NS?
    What fenders are you thinking,
    I have Tanaka, Honjo, Gilles Berthoud (my fav), Velo Orange (noisy), SKS
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    I know I've updated my Surly photo before but I made some big changes for the 2013 summer. I added the front rack and am trying another saddle. the other one did over 2500 miles but seemed to cut off the circulation to my left leg on longer rides this new saddle seems to have solved that problem. I'm planning on adding fenders if I can get the ones I want.
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    Surly ECR "Eazi"
    Empowering the Bicycle Traveler
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