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 I didn't know we had a one-hill requirement...

 Made me throw up just thinking about it. I'm in. Unless the kiddo has other plans for me, in which case I'm not in.

 We'll have family in town, but count me as a maybe for one or the other...

I'm there. But I'll pass on the menudo...

 Auction's been updated - turns out it's not a 970 after all, but an older frame painted to look like a 970. I checked the serial number he posted on the vintage Trek site and it corresponds to an '81 750.

 Possible, yes. Whether it's advisable depends on a lot of things.  Spokane's snow removal procedure consists basically of letting cars pack the snow into a sheet of ice and then blowing de-icer all over it until it melts. Trails don't get plowed, and bike lanes will be completely unusable if there's any accumulation at ...

 Virtually everyone else on earth will advise against this, but I run V-brakes with canti levers on my winter bike. I'll be perfectly honest - the reason I did this in the first place is because I'm cheap. I didn't have any V-brake levers handy and figured I'd get by with the canti levers until I got around to buying new ...

 This Sunday? I thought it was August 10?

 P2P will be there with a bunch of goodies to sell...

 All set. Joe hooked me up with an old Motobecane that I was able to pirate the back wheel from - thanks though...