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  1. Patrick L Archibald (pla@pla.social)'s status on Friday, 01-Nov-2019 23:29:34 UTC Patrick L Archibald Patrick L Archibald
    • Patrick L Archibald
    Charging all the things and installing new foam grips. Friday night is happening. 😉✌️🚴

    #cycling
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    In conversation Friday, 01-Nov-2019 23:29:34 UTC from pla.social permalink

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    • Patrick L Archibald (pla@pla.social)'s status on Friday, 01-Nov-2019 23:55:26 UTC Patrick L Archibald Patrick L Archibald
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      Foam grips installed. Gonna be comfy tomorrow. These handled hex wrenches were a good investment. So much nicer than the little L shaped hex tools.

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      In conversation Friday, 01-Nov-2019 23:55:26 UTC permalink

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    • Patrick L Archibald (pla@pla.social)'s status on Saturday, 02-Nov-2019 10:06:26 UTC Patrick L Archibald Patrick L Archibald
      • 👣 ghose [:mastodon:]
      @xosem I've been using Sunlite Road Foam handlbar grips for a while. I really like them. They are simple and comfortable. Much easier to replace than tape. No slippage on the bar. On the drops when they are soaked with sweat or rain they can slip if you pull on them. Eventually the foam will tear on the ends and then it is time to replace them. They last several months. 👍

      The break levers on the bars come in handy. No need to move your hand position from the top of the bars. 👍 :bicycle:
      In conversation Saturday, 02-Nov-2019 10:06:26 UTC permalink
    • Patrick L Archibald (pla@pla.social)'s status on Saturday, 02-Nov-2019 10:09:10 UTC Patrick L Archibald Patrick L Archibald
      • Randy Noseworthy 😼 :debian:
      @randynose Each Anker charger has a capacity of 6. I have two. Usually charge less than a dozen lights and a bike computer.
      In conversation Saturday, 02-Nov-2019 10:09:10 UTC permalink
    • Patrick L Archibald (pla@pla.social)'s status on Saturday, 02-Nov-2019 10:11:38 UTC Patrick L Archibald Patrick L Archibald
      • Eric Buijs
      @ericbuijs1 Thanks! Still thinking about where I'm riding. I need to decide. Sunrise is in about an hour.
      In conversation Saturday, 02-Nov-2019 10:11:38 UTC permalink
    • Patrick L Archibald (pla@pla.social)'s status on Saturday, 02-Nov-2019 10:19:48 UTC Patrick L Archibald Patrick L Archibald
      • Randy Noseworthy 😼 :debian:
      @randynose See and be seen. 👍
      In conversation Saturday, 02-Nov-2019 10:19:48 UTC permalink
    • Patrick L Archibald (pla@pla.social)'s status on Saturday, 02-Nov-2019 10:34:04 UTC Patrick L Archibald Patrick L Archibald
      • hollma
      @hollma If the foam gets soaked with rain the grips on the drops can slip if you pull down on them. As long as you don't pull downward on them they stay put.
      In conversation Saturday, 02-Nov-2019 10:34:04 UTC permalink
    • Patrick L Archibald (pla@pla.social)'s status on Saturday, 02-Nov-2019 11:07:47 UTC Patrick L Archibald Patrick L Archibald
      • hollma
      @hollma Ah. Yeah. I can handle rain and I can handle chilly but rain, wind and near freezing temperatures is too nasty for this southern boy. Me and my foam grips will avoid that combo like the plague.
      In conversation Saturday, 02-Nov-2019 11:07:47 UTC permalink

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