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An Xtra-tasty look at cargo bikes.
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- RJ's LHT + Xtra
- Freeloader Surgery
- Dempster Highway Photos
- Dempster Highway Report Card
- Wet
- Bike Forums Question
- Packed for the Dempster Highway
- Feeling Radical
- Val Kleitz - Cargo Bike Interview
- Would I Rohloff again?
- Shipping the Thorn Sherpa
- The lure of the longtail...
- Mosquito Creek Tour Photos
- The Big Dummy goes on tour - again & again!
- Shipping an Xtra Rig
- Big Dummy Cost Increase
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3 comments:
Those are some incredible photos, Vik. What a ride!
Jason in Albany, NY
great pics, tough conditions. hope the hand heals up nice.
Thanks guys. Hand is getting better and I'm starting to understand why it happened. Seems like a combination of events like resting my left elbow on the door on my truck as I drove north for 40hrs was part of the equation as well as the rough road and muddy conditions requiring more gripping than I have done before on those bar. Finally the padding on those bars wasn't sufficient to deal with all the vibration and how much I had to grip it.
So it appears that I've compressed my ulnar nerve in two places - the usual cyclist injury of the base of the palm and then again in my elbow.
Nothing life threatening and I should recover fully in the not too distant future.
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