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Many of us heard today about our fallen comrade. Rossage was an absolute original – a passionate, skilled and fit rider who always brought stoke to a ride. Despite becoming more solitary in his riding, he made a mark on this crew of riders, and many others I’m sure.

Condolence to Lea and their families. And to everyone who rode with or knew Ross.

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Many of us heard today about our fallen comrade. Rossage was an absolute original – a passionate, skilled and fit rider who always brought stoke to a ride. Despite becoming more solitary in his riding, he made a mark on this crew of riders, and many others I’m sure.

Condolence to Lea and their families. And to everyone who rode with or knew Ross.

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An update, in case some of you may have noticed a lessening in participation on my part. I’m working through the fact that I have to dial back on how hard I can push it on the bike. For those who don’t know, I have a bicuspid aortic valve; something I was born with and can’t do anything about. Found out about it in 2016.

Not trying to be mysterious – had the overdue fol...

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11 rides in and several adjustments made, so it's time for a separate review thread. I've made a lot of comments in my ride reports along the way, but I'll try to sum it up here.

First - the bike:
This is a 2025 Revel Rascal V2 - XL in Pinot Gnar (dark purple). It is a semi-custom build based on trading in my Ritual (which I also reviewed).


The ...

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I enjoyed the following and secretly wish we still used them:

Bar ends. Yes they look funny now, and they would be horribly dangerous on today's wide bars, but damn I loved them for climbing. Pulling towards my hips was much better than pulling up.

Rapid Rise derailleur (Top Normal). OK first off, when do you want the lightest, quickest shifting -...

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