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Subscribe via E-MailD'Arcy in Bike Commuting 101: Lights: "After reading Peter White’s page, I installed a dynamo head light and..."
Spencer in Busch & Müller IQ Cyo R N Plus: "Chris–Absolutely. I have this light on 2 of my bikes. My..."
voyage in Bike Commuting 101: Lights: "@Bee Missing the point and point making the point! Thanks and regards!"
Bee in Bike Commuting 101: Lights: "@voyage Have you tried obtaining a reflector from your LBS by simply asking the..."
Alan in Bike Commuting 101: Lights: "@Dolan I agree, dynohubs seem pretty much bulletproof. On the other hand, the..."
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Lee in Bike Commuting 101: Lights: "“clip it on your back, and you’re good to go” I don’t agree..."
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This is my everyday commuter. It started out as my first mountain bike in about 1995 and eventually evolved into this. I also use it to pull my Folbot kayak on a Bike At Work trailer. —John
Supergo Access MTB frame w/ Surly 1×1 fork
Xtracycle Freeradical
Shimano Alfine 8 speed IGH, 44 x 23
Shimano  dynamo hub w/ B&M lighting
Avid BB7 disc brakes
Schwalbe Big Apples 26 x 2.35
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One Response to “Gallery: John’s Supergo w/Free Radical”
Thanks for posting this- I once saw a canoe being hauled by a bike in Germany, but I was on a train and couldn’t photograph it, so no-one believed me.
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