Here’s my currently single speed Bullitt at the lake.
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Surly, Bullitt, Velo Orange, Breezer and the Stinner. My personal articles policy on my renter’s insurance is a little ridiculous.
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Double-check with your insurance company, sometimes it’s better to just bump the value of your household contents rather than insuring bikes separately. It varies insurer-by-insurer whether there are different rules for what bikes are insured for (e.g. theft/damage outside the home) when they’re insured as separate items. Sometimes it’s better, sometimes worse. Usually you have to lay out a few scenarios to the insurance rep to confirm that they’re thinking about bikes in all the different contexts where bad things can happen:
- Stolen from home
- Damaged at home (e.g. fire)
- Lock cut and bike stolen from a public rack
- Damaged while flying
- Hit by car
(Yes, the last two should be covered by the damagers insurance, but…)
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I was the first tarcker to see and touch it!
Me and Cornelia we’re heading out for a quick ride yesterday and Marley called out as we rode by.
It’s just as amazing at it looks!
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is it actually single speed??
In that I broke the di2 battery holder and it’s stuck in 7, yeah, it’s single speed for the time being.
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there are many things I would change here but that bike frame is nice
d shaped head tube for aero gains?
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New cog. Was so close to magic gear, but I had the tensioner and it’s extra insurance. The back end is much lighter than with an nx cassette and der. Looking forward to regretting this the first time I’m on a long flat
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That bad, huh
Sir, this is Tarck.
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Can’t just leave me hanging! I need the specifics of my fuckup
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He’s going out of town and will get back to you
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Build spec is perfect. Lever placement on the bars is spot on. Now I want a RB-1.
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You are objectively wrong, sir. That thing is perfect.
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