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Subscribe via E-MailTobias Linder in 1×9: "My EGGring actually also has a extra tall teeth for mono-use so the chain stays nicely..."
doug in seattle. in 1×9: "My road bike is equipped with what I call “country gears.” A 46/34 up..."
Alistair Williamson in 1×9: "To everyone: What might be the 1×9 Reference Components? I’ll consider..."
Patrick from Astoria in Ruminations on the Ubiquitous Transpo Bike: "A quick note from one of those lower-class wage..."
Alan in 1×9: "@Ryan, Phillip I think the chain dropping issue may get more press than it deserves due to the..."
Phillip in 1×9: "Ryan-In response to your question about the chain coming off without a front deraileur. On..."
Alan in Thursday Morning Commute Free Association: "@randomray “What’s the usual life expectancy of these..."
randomray in Thursday Morning Commute Free Association: "What’s the usual life expectancy of these saddles ?..."
Alan in 1×9: "@MohjhoRyder Most rear derailleurs today perform pretty well, even the economy models...."
MohjhoRyder in 1×9: "Hey Matt in Tacoma, I too have a Cross Check but with a 42 tooth front ring and a Salsa..."
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Tobie from North Central Cyclery sent me this photo of wheat grass growing in the front rack of their Civia Loring. Tobie explained, “We’ve been planting wheatgrass everywhere so we can see grass grow all winter. It’s a good reminder that spring is on the way.” I should say so!
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One Response to “Green on Green”
I love it!! :) commuter air cleaning :P I wouldn’t run it around here in the winter, temps running -2F with windchill typically, I don’t think the grass would be too happy as there is no snow to protect it…. however my family grows it in our garden plots back home just fine :)
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