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New England Randonneurs Google Group
Discussion of Randonneuring in New England, including the Boston Brevet Series and the Berkshire Brevets. And of course we'll talk about routes, gear, nutrition, the future of BMB, other 1200ks, and perhaps even some New England permanents.

Re: [NER] Fwd: [SFRandon] Enjoyable 2 part video from 1950s England on CTC bike/rail trip
i thought it was phil liggett. but i see now that his 10 year stint ended
recently.
Re: [NER] Fwd: [SFRandon] Enjoyable 2 part video from 1950s England on CTC bike/rail trip
Jon Snow according to the 2008 annual report, although HRH Elizabeth 2
is listed as "Patron".
Chip
--
Charles M. Coldwell, W1CMC
"Turn on, log in, tune out"
Winchester, Massachusetts, New England (FN42kk)
GPG ID: 852E052F
GPG FPR: 77E5 2B51 4907 F08A 7E92 DE80 AFA9 9A8F 852E 052F
Re: [NER] Fwd: [SFRandon] Enjoyable 2 part video from 1950s England on CTC bike/rail trip
real swell! i love the music. and the gal checking that her tyres are hard.
btw, the ctc, who organized this ride, is still an awesome club and
advocate. know who's it's president is today?
[NER] Re: GPS units
either and always put a sandwich bag over it in the rain.
No water proof + electronics = eventual problems. I don't buy stuff that is
targeted for the trash can market.
improved since the Colorado was issued.
They are nearly the same. Colorado is also a "recent" release.
Often enough, more so if you don't use routes. Mostly zooming, panning, and
Re: GPS units
I thought the same thing... until I read a great field report of
someone using it for endurance mountain bike racing.
Aside from the glare issues (solved with clever mounting or screen
protector)... he really liked it.
Post here of the Oregon: (this is about adjusting for sun glare in
desert riding)
RE: [NER] GPS units
I have a hard time believing a touch screen would work under our standard
rando conditions. (wet, gloves, salt spray, tired food covered fingers,
etc.) I would suggest going to best buy with your cycling gloves and poke
the touch screens and see for your self.
The Colorado is nearly the same device with a button and dial interface.
GPS units
Just a comment or two for anyone thinking about buying a GPS unit. After some input from other riders and research of my own, I bought a Garmin Dakota 20 in Sept and have been experimenting with it since then. In my personal opinion, this is as close to the perfect unit for our type of riding as you are going to find. It has a multitude of feature but two very important ones for us.
Re: [NER] Fwd: [SFRandon] Enjoyable 2 part video from 1950s England on CTC bike/rail trip
I am very pleased that they covered the proper way of hanging bikes on
rubber coated hooks when being transported by train. This method was
approved after careful investigation by the Cycle Touring Commission of
the International Touring Alliance.
I wish the Cycle Touring Commission of the International Touring
Fwd: [SFRandon] Enjoyable 2 part video from 1950s England on CTC bike/rail trip
Thought some of you would enjoy this.
max
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bike/rail trip
To: "Grizzly Peak Email List" <gpc-t...@grizz.org>, "SF Randonneurs" <
sfrandon@googlegroups.com>
This popped up on the ibob list yesterday, and has been around for a
while but it's the first time I
youMove MA
FYI - opportunities to share public transit stories and input to
transportation legislation, as well as a state map of recovery efforts.
[link]
- Bruce
RE: [NER] dcr Passport
There is always the possibility that some brat will run off with the
stamp as a souvenir, but the staff should have a stamp as a backup.
The stamp from the box is the only option after hours, but I believe
most parks are officially closed after dark anyway.
- Bruce
Re: [NER] Re: dcr Passport
Greylock has a small restaurant on the summit open June-September.
Great hamburgers at Fenway Prices!
RE: [NER] dcr Passport
Depends on what passes for food...Wachusett (and I believe Borderland
does as well) has vending machines and drinking fountains.
- Bruce
Re: [NER] dcr Passport
I don't know Bruce. When I look at the procedure to secure the stamp I
have a difficult time believing this program will last. It will require
the stamp user to pay attention to procedure and be thoughtful of the
next user.
Read the process, The (re-rock) might be a problem assuming they get
that far. LOL
Re: [NER] dcr Passport
I wonder how many passport stamps one could collect during a fleche?
Aside from the ice cream stand at Great Brook Farm, I don't know of
any state parks that offer food service of any sort.

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