I have very much a strong desire to have a trail dog, I love the idea, the extra bonding. My dogs are old. Older than Luna, they are slow, not so much lazy as more just sedentary and content to sleep and chill all day. I envy that in many ways, This whole convalescence with the back has made it pretty clean I'm not good at relaxing, and with the pain I have been physically unable to do so, and doubly so when the chairs you're used to lounging in, the couch, even the bed, are uncomfortable, and esp painful after more than a few minutes.
Today is maybe a good turning point. I feel better. But my knee is saying "HAH guess what? I was fooling you with all that Aleve you were taking, I'm still fucked." Back of my mind has me thinking I set the saddle a touch too high on the Stache for Sunday's ride. But since I need to re-grease/friction paste the seatpost (creaking like a i was complaining about my back - constant and loud) I'll just do that and be really fastidious about seat high. More than i was setting it. Part of the problem was I set it w/o being able to bend down and really get a perfect measurement. Flexibility is helpful for bike set up. Or is for my method. Was insanely painful and difficult to do the setback measurements. And setting this up? Well I probably paid less attention to detail than I should have.
Also, I think the 1cm further forward on the Crockett is actually a bad thing. Not the worst thing but not a good thing and I do need to find a set back post for that, fortunately a cool Thomson post should work, if I can find a black layback in 27.2.
Here, watch Luna:
Then maybe watch Laurie:
Now I'm on to more work and work and work
Amor Fati Motherfuckers
G
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