Re: dry run to the markets

On Jun 20, 12:12 pm, "Leo Lichtman" <[email hidden]>

Quoted message said:

"bob syr" wrote:  (clip) There is one hill of which I still can’t getto the
top.
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
It would have been okay to end that sentence with a preposition.

Thanks, Leo.

I've always liked Churchill's phrase:
"This is a bit of balderdash up with which I don't intend to put."
I hope my riding becomes better than my grammar.

And thanks to all of you for the good comments.

Bob

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Quoted message said:

"bob syr" wrote: (clip) There is one hill of which I still can’t get to
the
top.
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
It would have been okay to end that sentence with a preposition.
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
I’d like to stand up to pedal, but I’m still quite large and I’m
afraid my chain will break. (clip)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Not to worry. The chain tension cannot exceed what it takes to move the
bike up the hill. It matters not whether this comes from standing on the
pedals or sitting and using leg muscles.

What about crank arms?

"Roger Zoul" wrote:
What about crank arms?
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
You cannot put more moment on the crank arms than it takes to propel the
bike up the hill.