Stan Halpin wrote: > Nice bike! I really like the detailing on the fork crown/head tube > junction. Nice touch. > It's a bit odd, isn't it? > You'll find that that rear derailleur is a bit clunky but I don't > think there is anything comparably low-tech on today's market. That > was a pretty low-end Sun Tour at the time, and Sun Tour is now out of > business ;-( I might have something (used) in my spare-parts bin, a > higher quality Sun Tour from about the same era... I'll take a look. > Also, suggest you tilt the front of the saddle down about half an > inch - you'll find it much more comfortable. > We'll see. Better hardware is always welcome, but I'm really thinking hard about a new wheel and a flip-flop hub. Considering my girth, adding a few inches of padding to the seat might be necessary. But I'll start with the tilt. <g> > Enjoy your rides, and wear a helmet! > > Stan > I guess I ought to get one of those. Thanks, Stan.
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