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IвЂ™m not picky when it comes to suspension setup, and the less dials and knobs to fiddle with, the better. I opted for the X-Fusion Slide RL 29, mainly because it was cheap enough for what I knew would be a temporary project. The only major acquisition necessary was a fork. I had a pair of SRAM X.7 trigger shifters and an X.9 rear derailer in the parts bin. I kept the Truvativ Stylo crankset and SRAM X-Gen front derailer. I wanted to convert it to a hardtail for no particular reason, other than just out of curiosity to see how it would work, I needed another bike project to keep me busy (and from buying another bike), and because I always wanted a nice 29er Ti hardtail. HereвЂ™s what it looked like pre-transformation, from a ride last April: The other bike project last year was converting the Salsa Fargo from its drop-bar rigid off-road touring bike configuration to a traditional hardtail mountain bike. I rode two centuries in one weekвЂ“the Sweet Corn Challenge in Richfield on July 28, and then the Bike MS Pedal to the Point from Brunswick to Sandusky on August 3. Last March, I put together a new Surly Cross-Check, and kept putting lots of miles on it. If you follow Car Less Ohio on Facebook or Twitter, IвЂ™ve tried to keep up with news about living with less car in Ohio. I spent 2013 just trying to get in as much riding as possible between juggling work and home schedules, and did not devote time to this blog. ItвЂ™s been almost a year since my last post. I stopped at the Cherry Street Creamery in Canal Fulton for some lunch (chili cheese dog and a soft pretzel). I had a Clif Bar snack before turning around and heading back north. Since my goal was to do 100 miles today, I continued south of Massillon until my cyclocomputer hit the 50-mile mark, which happened to be this spot about a quarter-mile south of Wooster Street in Navarre, on another stretch of new pavement: 30, 2014 вЂ“ Apparently, there was a dedication and ribbon-cutting ceremony for this new section of trail on November 12. So, IвЂ™m not sure when this new trail will open, and if and when it will complete the continuous trail through Massillon. When I got to Walnut Road, looking north, I could not see where this new stretch connected to continue south. However, I noticed this not-yet-open extension of the Towpath Trail extending under the Lincoln Way bridge:

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It takes you over the river on the Lincoln Way bridge, then along a convoluted series of back streets, glass-strewn alleys, and paved local park paths until you reach Walnut Road. Instead, today I decided to follow the posted detour just out of curiosity. I usually just detour through downtownвЂ“itвЂ™s quicker and less complicatedвЂ“to make my way over to the Walnut Road bridge, where the trail continues south. The trail ends when you reach the Lincoln Way bridge. I suspect this may have been done after the repair of some flood damage from storms that we received in Northeast Ohio in the spring of this year.Дowntown Massillon is currently the only unfinished section of the Towpath Trail in Stark County. One part included a section just south of the Summit/Stark county line. I noticed there were a few more sections of pavement on the Towpath compared to the last time I had ridden down this far south. Occasionally taking the phone out to snap some pictures of the scenery along the way didnвЂ™t post any additional challenges.ДЄ dike separating the Tuscarawas River from State Route 21 near downtown Massillon With my phone in my top tube bag and the USB cable running between the phone and the light switch, I was good to go. During the daytime (when youвЂ™re not using the headlight), you can plug in your smartphone or any USB-powered device to keep it running and charged. The Luxos U headlight has a handlebar-mounted switch with a built-in USB port. For the rear hub, I went with a Shimano Deore XT.

I went with the Cadillac model of hub, the Schmidt SON28, and likewise for a dynamo-powered headlight, the Busch & Mueller Luxos U.

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A couple of friends of mine started using generator front hubs, so I jumped on the bandwagon to try out being self-sufficient with power while on the road. They are 36-hole rims, so I figured theyвЂ™d make a good pair of heavy-duty touring wheels someday, and was I saving them until I settled on what hubs to use. I had purchased a pair of Velocity Blunt rims that I found a good deal on a couple of years ago. Other than a short ride to work one day, this was the first test of some new upgrades on the Fargo.

A day off with fine fall weather (summer sun with mild early fall temperatures) beckoning took me to the Ohio & Erie Canal Towpath Trail with my Salsa Fargo. ItвЂ™s been a lower-than average mileage year for me by mid-August of 2013 I had three century rides under my belt for the year, but I had not done one at all this year until today.