Another bump. The Cross-Check fork and grey plastic ATAC's are sold, everything else is still available. Make me an offer.
-27" (630mm) fixed gear rear wheel, $45. Sun CR-18 rim, Origin-8 branded Formula sealed bearing, double sided fixed gear hub, Wheelsmith 14g spokes. Currently spaced at 126mm but can be spaced up or down by adding or removing spacers on both sides; plenty of axle length to even go up to 130mm. Handbuilt by me, not a whole lot of miles ridden before it was put in storage, I recently trued it and checked the tension. Bearings spin smoothly. -26" (559mm) rim brake front wheel, $50. Mavic XM 317 rim laced to Shimano LX hub with DT 14g spokes. Handbuilt by QBP's wheel shop, formerly "Handspun," now "Quality Wheels." Used by my wife on the front wheel of her commuter for 2.5 years until I built her a dyno wheel this past fall. Runs true and spins well. -Front and rear first gen Shimano Deore "Deerhead" derailleurs (FD- and RD-M700), $40. Perfect functionally, OK cosmetically. Came on an old Takara touring bike I converted to fixed gear. Cool old derailleurs, I always thought I'd find a use for them, but honestly all of my derailleur bikes are indexed these days. -3 pairs of Time ATAC pedals, $20 each or $50 takes all of them. All of my old clipless pedals, I now ride flats exclusively. Two pairs of the "Alium" model including one silver "HP" pair, and one pair of circa 2006 ATAC XE's. All are functional, and the two older pairs still spin beautifully, with no play in the springs, although the RH black Alium is missing the dust cap. Ironically, the newer XE's have a little bit of bearing play and play in the springs. -Look Bike Bag $40. Large main pocket for frame/fork and side wheel pockets with enough room for two wheelsets. I bought this in Luxembourg during a trip to Europe so I could take my bike on the French TGV trains. I used it hard for a month and then for a couple of subsequent trips involving flying with my bike, but since then It's mainly been used for storing various frames, wheels and tires. It does have some tears and holes in fabric and cardboard stiffener on the bottom, but with some judicious patching it would be a great and cool way to transport your bike. (Sorry folks, I can't ship this one). -1 pair WTB "Allterrainasaurus" 700x40mm tires, $30. Little or no use, always stored inside, good shape, wire bead. These have a knobby tread intended for mixed surfaces, a precursor to the current "gravel" tires currently in vogue. These used to be my go-to summer tire on my touring bike; they have good volume and roll well on pavement while providing confidence off-road. Back then we called it "mixed-terrain" riding. -1 Kenda "Slant Six" 29x2" wire bead tire, $10. XC tread with somewhat minimal knobs; this is a 30TPI OEM spec tire so it's on the heavy side. Used for less than a year on the front of my MTB before I swapped to something lighter and with more aggressive tread. Plenty of life left. Those are the parts. The bike pictured is a practically NOS 2008 Jamis Dakota Sport aluminum hardtail MTB, 17", which we bought for my wife last summer. She only rode it a couple of times on short MTB rides, and recently she bought a Clem Smith Jr. from Rivendell that she can ride off-road with, so this one is going. 9spd Deore/XT drivetrain, Shimano hydro disc brakes, RS Tora fork. I'd do $400 for an iBOB. On Monday, February 22, 2016 at 5:39:09 PM UTC-8, Jeremy Till wrote: > > Bump, lower prices on most everything, feel free to make me an offer. Come > pick up some cool stuff while you're in town for NAHBS! > > -27" (630mm) fixed gear rear wheel, $45. Sun CR-18 rim, Origin-8 branded > Formula sealed bearing, double sided fixed gear hub, Wheelsmith 14g > spokes. Currently spaced at 126mm but can be spaced up or down by adding > or removing spacers on both sides; plenty of axle length to even go up to > 130mm. Handbuilt by me, not a whole lot of miles ridden before it was put > in storage, I recently trued it and checked the tension. Bearings spin > smoothly. > > -26" (559mm) rim brake front wheel, $50. Mavic XM 317 rim laced to Shimano > LX hub with DT 14g spokes. Handbuilt by QBP's wheel shop, formerly > "Handspun," now "Quality Wheels." Used by my wife on the front wheel of > her commuter for 2.5 years until I built her a dyno wheel this past fall. > Runs true and spins well. > > -Front and rear first gen Shimano Deore "Deerhead" derailleurs (FD- and > RD-M700), $40. Perfect functionally, OK cosmetically. Came on an old > Takara touring bike I converted to fixed gear. Cool old derailleurs, I > always thought I'd find a use for them, but honestly all of my derailleur > bikes are indexed these days. > > -4 pairs of Time ATAC pedals, $20 each or $70 takes all of them. All of > my old clipless pedals, I now ride flats exclusively. One pair of the old > (original?) grey plastic ATAC's with the large inboard bearing, two pairs > of the "Alium" model including one silver "HP" pair, and one pair of circa > 2006 ATAC XE's. All are functional, and the three older pairs still spin > beautifully, with no play in the springs, although the RH black Alium is > missing the dust cap. Ironically, the newer XE's have a little bit of > bearing play and play in the springs. > > -Look Bike Bag $40. Large main pocket for frame/fork and side wheel > pockets with enough room for two wheelsets. I bought this in Luxembourg > during a trip to Europe so I could take my bike on the French TGV trains. > I used it hard for a month and then for a couple of subsequent trips > involving flying with my bike, but since then It's mainly been used for > storing various frames, wheels and tires. It does have some tears and > holes in fabric and cardboard stiffener on the bottom, but with some > judicious patching it would be a great and cool way to transport your bike. > (Sorry folks, I can't ship this one). > > -1" threadless Surly Cross-Check fork $35. Black powder coat, no logos, > sloping fork crown, ~26cm of steerer, star nut installed. This was the > fork on my Trek touring bike for many thousands of miles before I retired > that frame, so it's well used but in good shape. There's some areas on the > upper half of the steerer that seem to have been worn a little bit > smoother, possibly by headset spacers and a slightly loose headset, but > there are no scratches or gouges. > -1 pair WTB "Allterrainasaurus" 700x40mm tires, $30. Little or no use, > always stored inside, good shape, wire bead. These have a knobby tread > intended for mixed surfaces, a precursor to the current "gravel" tires > currently in vogue. These used to be my go-to summer tire on my touring > bike; they have good volume and roll well on pavement while providing > confidence off-road. Back then we called it "mixed-terrain" riding. > -1 Kenda "Slant Six" 29x2" wire bead tire, $10. XC tread with somewhat > minimal knobs; this is a 30TPI OEM spec tire so it's on the heavy side. > Used for less than a year on the front of my MTB before I swapped to > something lighter and with more aggressive tread. Plenty of life left. > > Those are the parts. The bike pictured is a practically NOS 2008 Jamis > Dakota Sport aluminum hardtail MTB, 17", which we bought for my wife last > summer. She only rode it a couple of times on short MTB rides, and > recently she bought a Clem Smith Jr. from Rivendell that she can ride > off-road with, so this one is going. 9spd Deore/XT drivetrain, Shimano > hydro disc brakes, RS Tora fork. I'd do $400 for an iBOB. > > > On Tuesday, February 9, 2016 at 8:55:05 AM UTC-8, Jeremy Till wrote: >> >> Hey Folks- >> >> Pressure from the wife and the need to offset costs of some recent >> purchases/ upcoming projects means I'm doing a bit of spring cleaning out >> in the garage. Here's a list of stuff for sale. I'm in Sacramento, CA and >> often in the SF Bay Area, so local pickup is my preferred method of >> delivery, but I'll ship a lot of the items, especially if you buy multiple >> things. Everything is OBO. >> >> Here's the pictures: >> https://flic.kr/s/aHsktdoi5T >> >> Here the list: >> -27" (630mm) fixed gear rear wheel, $60. Sun CR-18 rim, Origin-8 branded >> Formula sealed bearing, double sided fixed gear hub, Wheelsmith 14g >> spokes. Currently spaced at 126mm but can be spaced up or down by adding >> or removing spacers on both sides; plenty of axle length to even go up to >> 130mm. Handbuilt by me, not a whole lot of miles ridden before it was put >> in storage, I recently trued it and checked the tension. Bearings spin >> smoothly. >> -26" (559mm) rim brake front wheel, $60. Mavic XM 317 rim laced to >> Shimano LX hub with DT 14g spokes. Handbuilt by QBP's wheel shop, formerly >> "Handspun" now "Quality Wheels" Used by my wife on the front wheel of her >> commuter for 2.5 years until I built her a dyno wheel this past fall. Runs >> true and spins well. >> -Front and rear first gen Shimano Deore "Deerhead" derailleurs (FD- and >> RD-M700), $50 Perfect functionally, OK cosmetically. Came on an old Takara >> touring bike I converted to fixed gear. Cool old derailleurs, I always >> thought I'd find a use for them but honestly all of my derailleur bikes are >> indexed these days. >> -4 pairs of Time ATAC pedals, $75 for all of them. All of my old >> clipless pedals, I now ride flats exclusively. One pair of the old >> (original?) grey plastic ATAC's with the large inboard bearing, two pairs >> of the "Alium" model including one silver "HP" pair, and one pair of circa >> 2006 ATAC XE's. All are functional, and the three older pairs still spin >> beautifully, with no play in the springs, although the RH black Alium is >> missing the dust cap. Ironically, the newer XE's have a little bit of >> bearing play and play in the springs. >> -Look Bike Bag $50. Large main pocket for frame/fork and side wheel >> pockets with enough room for two wheelsets. I bought this in Luxembourg >> during a trip to Europe so I could take my bike on the French TGV trains. >> I used it hard for a month and then for a couple of subsequent trips >> involving flying with my bike, but since then It's mainly been used for >> storing various frames, wheels and tires. It does have some tears and >> holes in fabric and cardboard stiffener on the bottom, but with some >> judicious patching it would be a great and cool way to transport your bike. >> (Sorry folks, I can't ship this one). >> -1" threadless Surly Cross-Check fork $50. Black powder coat, no logos, >> sloping fork crown, ~26cm of steerer, star nut installed. This was the >> fork on my Trek touring bike for many thousands of miles before I retired >> that frame, so it's well used but in good shape. There's some areas on the >> upper half of the steerer that seem to have been worn a little bit >> smoother, possibly by headset spacers and a slightly loose headset, but >> there are no scratches or gouges. >> -1 pair WTB "Allterrainasaurus" 700x40mm tires, $40. Little or no use, >> always stored inside, good shape, wire bead. These have a knobby tread >> intended for mixed surfaces, a precursor to the current "gravel" tires >> currently in vogue. These used to be my go-to summer tire on my touring >> bike; they have good volume and roll well on pavement while providing >> confidence off-road. Back then we called it "mixed-terrain" riding. >> -1 Kenda "Slant Six" 29x2" wire bead tire, $20. XC tread with somewhat >> minimal knobs; this is a 30TPI OEM spec tire so it's on the heavy side. >> Used for less than a year on the front of my MTB before I swapped to >> something lighter and with more aggressive tread. Plenty of life left. >> >> Those are the parts. The bike pictured is a practically NOS 2008 Jamis >> Dakota Sport aluminum hardtail MTB, 17", which we bought for my wife last >> summer. She only rode it a couple of times on short MTB rides, and >> recently she bought a Clem Smith Jr. from Rivendell that she can ride >> off-road with, so this one is going. 9spd Deore/XT drivetrain, Shimano >> hydro disc brakes, RS Tora fork. It's going on craigslist for $600, but >> I'll do $500 for a Riv Lister. >> >> Cash or Paypal accepted. Let me know if you're interested. >> >> Thanks, >> >> Jeremy >> > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "RBW Owners Bunch" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to rbw-owners-bunch+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. To post to this group, send email to rbw-owners-bunch@googlegroups.com. Visit this group at https://groups.google.com/group/rbw-owners-bunch. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
