RE: [RBW] Re: Cool knobbly tires at BG

2012-07-19 Thread Bruce Gordon
Morning,
We have no plans to make other size Rock 'n Road tires at this time.
We could make 650B tires if we had about 1000 pre orders to cover the costs
- but at this time we don't have any .
We do have the 700 x 43mm folding models in stock for immediate shipping.
Regards,
Bruce Gordon
www.bgcycles.com 
http://brucegordoncycles.blogspot.com/ 
http://www.sopwamtos.com/ 


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Bruce,
These were inspired by the unobtainium Hakkapeliitta (sans studs), no?
Is there ever a possibility you would consider doing a run of these in
584?
Thanks,
=- Joe Bunik
Walnut Creek, CA

On 5/26/12, Bruce Gordon bgcyc...@svn.net wrote:

 On May 26, 2012, at 8:38 AM, Mike wrote:

 They do look like a nice all rounder tire but I wonder how durable the
 sidewalls are?

 --mike

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 In the past I never had a sidewall problem with the Original Rock 'n Road
 Tires that were made in Taiwan by Cheng Shin.
 The New Tires are made in Japan by Panaracer.
 Panaracer Japan makes only the Highest Quality Tires - I do not have any
 worries about the quality.
 I have only had samples so far from Japan - but the first shipment is
 currently on the water, and will arrive in Oakland around June 12th.
 They Panaracer version is about 100 grams lighter than the Original 24
year
 old version.

 Regards,
 Bruce Gordon
 Bruce Gordon Cycles
 www.bgcycles.com
 www.brucegordoncycles.blogspot.com

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Re: [RBW] Re: Cool knobbly tires at BG

2012-07-18 Thread qwerty
Hi All,

I was the lucky buyer of Andrews Rock and Road tires (thanks Andrew!).
 I was hoping to use these on my Hunqapilar, and now I'm
reconsidering.  Not because I lack clearance for these, but I'm having
the opposite problem.  That is, I've become accustomed to the 50mm
Schwalbe Duremes which are just a bit wider than these.  I've become
such a fan of how these Duremes work on the mix of road and trail I
ride on the Hunqapilar, I'm afraid the Rock and Roads are just going
to sit unused.  So, I'd like to pass these along to anyone else who
can put them to use.  I only mounted one of these and did ride them at
all.  Same price as the first round...$80 shipped, PayPal prefered.

Thanks
Mike

On 7/10/12, ted ted.ke...@comcast.net wrote:
 70 psi seems like a lot for a 40+ mm tire. Might they be skinnier at
 say half that?
 I have some quasi-motos, and if I pump them way up they seem to grow a
 fair bit.

 On Jul 10, 10:22 am, BSWP ashtab...@gmail.com wrote:
 No doubt - these are good tires, I wish I had more clearance. In that
 shot,
 look at the top, and you'll see the chain links, for perspective. There's
 just not enough room for a quarter to slip past the chainstays, at least
 not on my 66cm QuickBeam.

 The BG site says they're 43 mm wide, the informative sheet that ships
 with
 the tires says they're 44mm wide, and my own measurements (across widest
 points) showed 45.3 mm. I guess different rims might change the profile,
 I
 have Velocity Dyads and I measured the tires with approx 70 psi
 inflation.

 BTW, I have a buyer for the tires.

 - Andrew, Berkeley







 On Tuesday, July 10, 2012 8:44:03 AM UTC-7, Cyclofiend Jim wrote:

  Hey there Andrew -

  And another thanks from me - I've been reading Mike-out-at-Black
  Mountain Cycles posts regarding larger knobbier knibblies.  He spoke
  well of the BG tires.

 http://www.blackmtncycles.com/2012/07/been-long-time.html

  It did seem that in one of the early photos -
 http://www.flickr.com/photos/71141757@N02/7531761196

  you had more than a quarter's width at the chainstays.  Is that
  correct, or just an artifact of the image?

  - Jim

  Jim Edgar / Cyclofiend.com

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Re: [RBW] Re: Cool knobbly tires at BG

2012-07-18 Thread Joe Bunik
Bruce,
These were inspired by the unobtainium Hakkapeliitta (sans studs), no?
Is there ever a possibility you would consider doing a run of these in
584?
Thanks,
=- Joe Bunik
Walnut Creek, CA

On 5/26/12, Bruce Gordon bgcyc...@svn.net wrote:

 On May 26, 2012, at 8:38 AM, Mike wrote:

 They do look like a nice all rounder tire but I wonder how durable the
 sidewalls are?

 --mike

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 In the past I never had a sidewall problem with the Original Rock 'n Road
 Tires that were made in Taiwan by Cheng Shin.
 The New Tires are made in Japan by Panaracer.
 Panaracer Japan makes only the Highest Quality Tires - I do not have any
 worries about the quality.
 I have only had samples so far from Japan - but the first shipment is
 currently on the water, and will arrive in Oakland around June 12th.
 They Panaracer version is about 100 grams lighter than the Original 24 year
 old version.

 Regards,
 Bruce Gordon
 Bruce Gordon Cycles
 www.bgcycles.com
 www.brucegordoncycles.blogspot.com

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Re: [RBW] Re: Cool knobbly tires at BG

2012-07-18 Thread Michael_S
yes, please... Rock and Roads in 584 or 650B/27.5 what ever we are calling 
them these days ...  you'll sell a bunch as there is nothing with decent 
off road tread in this size.

~mike

On Wednesday, July 18, 2012 5:30:04 PM UTC-7, jbu...@gmail.com wrote:

 Bruce, 
 These were inspired by the unobtainium Hakkapeliitta (sans studs), no? 
 Is there ever a possibility you would consider doing a run of these in 
 584? 
 Thanks, 
 =- Joe Bunik 
 Walnut Creek, CA 




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Re: [RBW] Re: Cool knobbly tires at BG

2012-07-10 Thread Cyclofiend

Hey there Andrew -

And another thanks from me - I've been reading Mike-out-at-Black  
Mountain Cycles posts regarding larger knobbier knibblies.  He spoke  
well of the BG tires.


http://www.blackmtncycles.com/2012/07/been-long-time.html

It did seem that in one of the early photos -
http://www.flickr.com/photos/71141757@N02/7531761196

you had more than a quarter's width at the chainstays.  Is that  
correct, or just an artifact of the image?


- Jim

Jim Edgar / Cyclofiend.com 


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Re: [RBW] Re: Cool knobbly tires at BG

2012-07-10 Thread BSWP
No doubt - these are good tires, I wish I had more clearance. In that shot, 
look at the top, and you'll see the chain links, for perspective. There's 
just not enough room for a quarter to slip past the chainstays, at least 
not on my 66cm QuickBeam.

The BG site says they're 43 mm wide, the informative sheet that ships with 
the tires says they're 44mm wide, and my own measurements (across widest 
points) showed 45.3 mm. I guess different rims might change the profile, I 
have Velocity Dyads and I measured the tires with approx 70 psi inflation.

BTW, I have a buyer for the tires.

- Andrew, Berkeley

On Tuesday, July 10, 2012 8:44:03 AM UTC-7, Cyclofiend Jim wrote:

 Hey there Andrew - 

 And another thanks from me - I've been reading Mike-out-at-Black   
 Mountain Cycles posts regarding larger knobbier knibblies.  He spoke   
 well of the BG tires. 

 http://www.blackmtncycles.com/2012/07/been-long-time.html 

 It did seem that in one of the early photos - 
 http://www.flickr.com/photos/71141757@N02/7531761196 

 you had more than a quarter's width at the chainstays.  Is that   
 correct, or just an artifact of the image? 

 - Jim 

 Jim Edgar / Cyclofiend.com 


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[RBW] Re: Cool knobbly tires at BG

2012-07-10 Thread ted
70 psi seems like a lot for a 40+ mm tire. Might they be skinnier at
say half that?
I have some quasi-motos, and if I pump them way up they seem to grow a
fair bit.

On Jul 10, 10:22 am, BSWP ashtab...@gmail.com wrote:
 No doubt - these are good tires, I wish I had more clearance. In that shot,
 look at the top, and you'll see the chain links, for perspective. There's
 just not enough room for a quarter to slip past the chainstays, at least
 not on my 66cm QuickBeam.

 The BG site says they're 43 mm wide, the informative sheet that ships with
 the tires says they're 44mm wide, and my own measurements (across widest
 points) showed 45.3 mm. I guess different rims might change the profile, I
 have Velocity Dyads and I measured the tires with approx 70 psi inflation.

 BTW, I have a buyer for the tires.

 - Andrew, Berkeley







 On Tuesday, July 10, 2012 8:44:03 AM UTC-7, Cyclofiend Jim wrote:

  Hey there Andrew -

  And another thanks from me - I've been reading Mike-out-at-Black
  Mountain Cycles posts regarding larger knobbier knibblies.  He spoke
  well of the BG tires.

 http://www.blackmtncycles.com/2012/07/been-long-time.html

  It did seem that in one of the early photos -
 http://www.flickr.com/photos/71141757@N02/7531761196

  you had more than a quarter's width at the chainstays.  Is that
  correct, or just an artifact of the image?

  - Jim

  Jim Edgar / Cyclofiend.com

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Re: [RBW] Re: Cool knobbly tires at BG

2012-07-09 Thread Philip Williamson
Thanks for the pictures of the BG knobbly tires in the Quickbeam stays. I 
was considering them for my green QB.
I think they'd still work with a little scissor work on the rear tire, 
snipping off the side knobs.

Philip

Philip Williamson
www.biketinker.com



On Sunday, July 8, 2012 5:55:13 PM UTC-7, BSWP wrote:

 Here are some pictures, mounted to the Velocity Dyad rims on my QuickBeam.

 http://www.flickr.com/photos/71141757@N02/sets/72157630487687298/

 And - surprise - they're wider than I first thought. Bruce Gordon Cycles 
 says they're 43mm, but my calipers show them as 45.3mm wide at widest point 
 (which is across the shoulder of knobs). The tires ride just fine, and have 
 room for good fender clearance, but they're too close to my chainstays, not 
 enough room for a quarter to slip past.

 So, I have decided to put them up for sale. *$80* delivered, in same box 
 as shipped to me by BG. The tires have been ridden - literally - around the 
 block on smooth pavement. I can take cash or a check, no paypal. Or RBW 
 credits, if that sorta thing can happen.

 - Andrew, Berkeley

 On Thursday, July 5, 2012 9:56:17 AM UTC-7, davidfrench wrote:

 Andrew, a post without a pictures is like a kiss without a mustache 
 (bars)!
 :-)
 This makes me want a Quickbeam (or Bombadill, or Hunqa) even harder.
 I picked-up 4 tires at Bruce yesterday.
 They will go for now on my Ventana.
 Bruce is an amazing guy! We had a lovely hour chatting with him.

 Cheers


 On Wednesday, July 4, 2012 6:23:06 PM UTC-7, BSWP wrote:

 Pleased to say that the new Rock 'n Roads fit a QuickBeam with adequate 
 clearance at the chainstays. BG is correct when they say the tires are 43mm 
 wide. I have about 1.5 mm clearance on each side, but that will grow when I 
 add two links to the chain, so the widest part of the tire moves back and 
 gets centered in the pocket of the chainstay. Still, it might be too 
 tight for some folks, and I have yet to see if they rub when taking hard 
 corners.

 They also add 6mm of radius... these are big 'uns!

 - Andrew, Berkeley



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Re: [RBW] Re: Cool knobbly tires at BG

2012-07-08 Thread BSWP
Here are some pictures, mounted to the Velocity Dyad rims on my QuickBeam.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/71141757@N02/sets/72157630487687298/

And - surprise - they're wider than I first thought. Bruce Gordon Cycles 
says they're 43mm, but my calipers show them as 45.3mm wide at widest point 
(which is across the shoulder of knobs). The tires ride just fine, and have 
room for good fender clearance, but they're too close to my chainstays, not 
enough room for a quarter to slip past.

So, I have decided to put them up for sale. *$80* delivered, in same box as 
shipped to me by BG. The tires have been ridden - literally - around the 
block on smooth pavement. I can take cash or a check, no paypal. Or RBW 
credits, if that sorta thing can happen.

- Andrew, Berkeley

On Thursday, July 5, 2012 9:56:17 AM UTC-7, davidfrench wrote:

 Andrew, a post without a pictures is like a kiss without a mustache (bars)!
 :-)
 This makes me want a Quickbeam (or Bombadill, or Hunqa) even harder.
 I picked-up 4 tires at Bruce yesterday.
 They will go for now on my Ventana.
 Bruce is an amazing guy! We had a lovely hour chatting with him.

 Cheers


 On Wednesday, July 4, 2012 6:23:06 PM UTC-7, BSWP wrote:

 Pleased to say that the new Rock 'n Roads fit a QuickBeam with adequate 
 clearance at the chainstays. BG is correct when they say the tires are 43mm 
 wide. I have about 1.5 mm clearance on each side, but that will grow when I 
 add two links to the chain, so the widest part of the tire moves back and 
 gets centered in the pocket of the chainstay. Still, it might be too 
 tight for some folks, and I have yet to see if they rub when taking hard 
 corners.

 They also add 6mm of radius... these are big 'uns!

 - Andrew, Berkeley



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Re: [RBW] Re: Cool knobbly tires at BG

2012-07-05 Thread davidfrench
Andrew, a post without a pictures is like a kiss without a mustache (bars)!
:-)
This makes me want a Quickbeam (or Bombadill, or Hunqa) even harder.
I picked-up 4 tires at Bruce yesterday.
They will go for now on my Ventana.
Bruce is an amazing guy! We had a lovely hour chatting with him.

Cheers


On Wednesday, July 4, 2012 6:23:06 PM UTC-7, BSWP wrote:

 Pleased to say that the new Rock 'n Roads fit a QuickBeam with adequate 
 clearance at the chainstays. BG is correct when they say the tires are 43mm 
 wide. I have about 1.5 mm clearance on each side, but that will grow when I 
 add two links to the chain, so the widest part of the tire moves back and 
 gets centered in the pocket of the chainstay. Still, it might be too 
 tight for some folks, and I have yet to see if they rub when taking hard 
 corners.

 They also add 6mm of radius... these are big 'uns!

 - Andrew, Berkeley


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Re: [RBW] Re: Cool knobbly tires at BG

2012-07-04 Thread BSWP
Pleased to say that the new Rock 'n Roads fit a QuickBeam with adequate 
clearance at the chainstays. BG is correct when they say the tires are 43mm 
wide. I have about 1.5 mm clearance on each side, but that will grow when I 
add two links to the chain, so the widest part of the tire moves back and 
gets centered in the pocket of the chainstay. Still, it might be too 
tight for some folks, and I have yet to see if they rub when taking hard 
corners.

They also add 6mm of radius... these are big 'uns!

- Andrew, Berkeley

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Re: [RBW] Re: Cool knobbly tires at BG

2012-05-30 Thread Joe Bunik
Not sure if all were aware that BG added clearance diagrams for the
new tires to his blog post. Sadness is finding that nope, they won't
fit a Legolas...

http://www.brucegordoncycles.blogspot.com/2012/04/rock-n-road-tire-is-offically-for-sale.html

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[RBW] Re: Cool knobbly tires at BG

2012-05-26 Thread hobie
650b would be nice!

On May 25, 7:33 pm, BSWP ashtab...@gmail.com wrote:
 I was looking over at the Bruce Gordon site, and saws that he has Rock 'n
 Road tires back in stock. 700c, 43mm wide, 540 grams, $100/pair. No
 association, I just like seeing clean and simple knobby tires available for
 700c rims, especially when they're made by Panaracer.

 http://brucegordoncycles.bigcartel.com/product/rock-n-road-all-terrai...

 - Andrew, Berkeley

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[RBW] Re: Cool knobbly tires at BG

2012-05-26 Thread Mike
They do look like a nice all rounder tire but I wonder how durable the
sidewalls are?

--mike

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Re: [RBW] Re: Cool knobbly tires at BG

2012-05-26 Thread Bruce Gordon

On May 26, 2012, at 8:38 AM, Mike wrote:

 They do look like a nice all rounder tire but I wonder how durable the
 sidewalls are?
 
 --mike
 
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In the past I never had a sidewall problem with the Original Rock 'n Road Tires 
that were made in Taiwan by Cheng Shin.
The New Tires are made in Japan by Panaracer.
Panaracer Japan makes only the Highest Quality Tires - I do not have any 
worries about the quality.
I have only had samples so far from Japan - but the first shipment is currently 
on the water, and will arrive in Oakland around June 12th.
They Panaracer version is about 100 grams lighter than the Original 24 year old 
version.

Regards,
Bruce Gordon
Bruce Gordon Cycles
www.bgcycles.com
www.brucegordoncycles.blogspot.com

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RE: [RBW] Re: Cool knobbly tires at BG

2012-05-26 Thread Mark Chandler

Super-excited for these tires.  The originals had a great combination of 
roll-speed and grip, and I suspect these will be even better due to the nicer 
casing.

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Re: [RBW] Re: Cool knobbly tires at BG

2012-05-26 Thread Ray Shine
I agree. Not many like these for 700s. I just grabbed a couple. (Do wish they 
came in all black casing, however.) 






From: Mark Chandler gravelb...@hotmail.com
To: rbw-owners-bunch@googlegroups.com
Sent: Sat, May 26, 2012 9:28:49 AM
Subject: RE: [RBW] Re: Cool knobbly tires at BG

  
Super-excited for these tires.  The originals had a great combination of 
roll-speed and grip, and I suspect these will be even better due to the nicer 
casing.
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