Are two bottle openers better than one?

Here is the Qball tricked out for riding with the kids.



I put moved the FUBars from the Fixation and they feel great on the Qball

Since I am using the Qball to pull the Burley on Rail Trails and Greenways, there is no point in lugging spare tubes and tools on my back so I started using an old seat pack wedge. I originally had this on my Fuji Royale from college. Doesn't look good but does the trick.
Waterbottles replace the need for a camel pack.

Configuration has already changed. Lost the seat wedge, and removed one of the water bottles. As with the Fixation, I also put a Surly Tugnut on the drive side of the axel, so now I have a bottle opener on each side of the rear drops.
I am now riding with a 16t cog! Woo hoo, a 2:1 ratio.

Soixante-Neuf Queue de Rat

Made some modfications to the Fetish. Different bars and new grips.



These are the Salsa Grips.

Surly tugnut on the drive side of the rear axel and a 20t rear cog

And the piece de la resistance, a canti-lever rear brake.

Now its a Mullet, disc brake up front and canti in the rear. En Francais, Queue de Rat.

More shots from Middlebury

Elliot, as usual fell asleep.

Middlebury Greenway

In Middlebury, Connecticut there is an old Trolley bed that at one time linked Waterbury to the Quasi Amusement Park or back in the day was called a Trolley Park. The Trolley Bed continues onto Woodbury and parts of it can still be seen today.

So, Katie, Elliot, Larry (Katie and Elliot's Grandpa) and I decided to ride the Trolley Path and do some Geocaching at the same time.

Below, Katie is looking for the first Cache.


























Here it is, a magnetic micro cache.
































Qball rigged for Geocaching

Two boys in a Burley

Decided to test both boys in the Burley. With winter coats, it was tight fit. Brodie didn't mind it but I don't think he liked it either because he is a physical little boy and could move.