Send up photos of the Hillborne. I owned a 56 briefly but sold it and
bought a Fargo which serves the same purpose with more versatility and
(for my taste) better handling with loads. But the H is a wonderful
ramblin' 'round country bike if you don't try to load it up with
groceries (and I suppose many have done just that with complete
satisfaction. It is a nice bike; much better looking than the Fargo
and carves fast, downhill turns like only a Rivendell can.
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A billion stars go spinning through the night
Blazing high above your head;
But in you is the Presence that will be
When all the stars are dead.
(Rilke, Buddha in Glory)
Yours,
Thomas Lynn Skean
who already has one "The Big Bicycling" pannier