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I'd like to think that I'm an avid cyclist - But where I started cycling, and used to live, St. John U.S. Virgin Islands, made it quite a task and a test of one's abilities. Anyone familiar with the terrain down there knows it's quite mountainous, combined with steep short climbs. I rode as often as my time allowed me there in effort to maintain an order of cycling shape for when I traveled to the states. 20 miles down there would be the equivalent of 100 miles of flat land in the states as far as use of energy. When ever I traveled to the states, I brought my Bike with me! I had a Waterford 1250 built with S&S Couplings which made it easy to take my bike where ever I would go. I've since relocated back to the states (Michigan) and try to maintain my cycling at the same level, but with greater distances rather than the strenuous climbing I had to do in the Islands. |
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| These pictures are just to give you an example of how my particular bike fits into the S&S hardshell case. Options available, and highly recommended by me, would be the spreaders and the insulated tubing protector. The spreaders keep the side of the case rigid so it can't collapse in on the bike from rough handling, and the tubing protectors keep your beautiful paint jobs from becoming damaged due to movement or "Rub" from any items within the case. The average packing time that I incur averages a little over 2 hours because I'm somewhat fussy in the way I stow everything away. | ![]() |
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and S Machine (S&S Couplings)
9334 Viking Place
Roseville, CA 95747
916-771-0235
Bruce
Gordon Cycles (Cable Quick Connects)
613 Second Street
Petaluma, CA 94952
707-762-5601