And speaking of Santa Crud:

http://www.bikeskills.com/switchback01.wmv

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?Slack wrote:
http://www.bikeskills.com/switchback01.wmv


Gee, I feel so much more confident now. I guess I need a Santa Crud in
order to properly maneuver through the switchbacks. No wonder I have so
much difficulty with them.

Unfortunately, 1 in 10 switch backs I ride actually look like the one in
the video (in other words smooth and wide).

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Ride-A-Lot wrote:
?Slack wrote:
http://www.bikeskills.com/switchback01.wmv


Gee, I feel so much more confident now. I guess I need a Santa Crud in
order to properly maneuver through the switchbacks. No wonder I have so
much difficulty with them.

Unfortunately, 1 in 10 switch backs I ride actually look like the one in
the video (in other words smooth and wide).


No chit, pretty cheesy. And those are some awefully smooth switchbacks,
looks like San Juan.

Greg

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On Mon, 11 Jun 2007 21:17:57 -0700, G.T. wrote:

Ride-A-Lot wrote:
?Slack wrote:
http://www.bikeskills.com/switchback01.wmv

Gee, I feel so much more confident now. I guess I need a Santa Crud
in order to properly maneuver through the switchbacks. No wonder I
have so much difficulty with them.
Unfortunately, 1 in 10 switch backs I ride actually look like the one
in the video (in other words smooth and wide).


No chit, pretty cheesy. And those are some awefully smooth switchbacks,
looks like San Juan.

Greg


Yep, looks exactly like SJT.
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Slack wrote:
http://www.bikeskills.com/switchback01.wmv

I'm old.

A young Joe Lawwill used to work for me, back in the dark ages.

"G.T." wrote in message
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Ride-A-Lot wrote:
?Slack wrote:
http://www.bikeskills.com/switchback01.wmv


Gee, I feel so much more confident now. I guess I need a Santa Crud in
order to properly maneuver through the switchbacks. No wonder I have so
much difficulty with them.

Unfortunately, 1 in 10 switch backs I ride actually look like the one in
the video (in other words smooth and wide).


No chit, pretty cheesy. And those are some awefully smooth switchbacks,
looks like San Juan.

Greg

Lighten up, guys. He wasn't flogging a brand, and some of us mere mortals
need all the tips we can get.

Mamba wrote:
"G.T." wrote in message
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Ride-A-Lot wrote:
?Slack wrote:
http://www.bikeskills.com/switchback01.wmv

Gee, I feel so much more confident now. I guess I need a Santa Crud in
order to properly maneuver through the switchbacks. No wonder I have so
much difficulty with them.

Unfortunately, 1 in 10 switch backs I ride actually look like the one in
the video (in other words smooth and wide).

No chit, pretty cheesy. And those are some awefully smooth switchbacks,
looks like San Juan.

Lighten up, guys. He wasn't flogging a brand, and some of us mere mortals
need all the tips we can get.

Hmmmm, those switchbacks are just like a beach bike path with sharper
corners so I'd think common sense would get mere mortals around them. I
know I haven't needed tips for stuff like that. And don't think I'm a
macho never stop to ask directions kind of guy. I'm grateful when there
are better riders along to give me tips on anything tougher than a beach
bike path.

Greg

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On Jun 12, 9:03 am, pete fagerlin wrote:
Slack wrote:
http://www.bikeskills.com/switchback01.wmv

I'm old.

A young Joe Lawwill used to work for me, back in the dark ages.


They still use (one of) his dad's invention on the front of some
Speedway motorcycles.

JD

On Jun 12, 9:25 am, "Mamba" wrote:
"G.T." wrote in message

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Ride-A-Lot wrote:
?Slack wrote:
http://www.bikeskills.com/switchback01.wmv

Gee, I feel so much more confident now. I guess I need a Santa Crud in
order to properly maneuver through the switchbacks. No wonder I have so
much difficulty with them.

Unfortunately, 1 in 10 switch backs I ride actually look like the one in
the video (in other words smooth and wide).

No chit, pretty cheesy. And those are some awefully smooth switchbacks,
looks like San Juan.

Greg

Lighten up, guys. He wasn't flogging a brand, and some of us mere mortals
need all the tips we can get.


Here's a tip, don't buy a santa crud!

JD