Thanks for all the good words on this photo and brief story. Smitty,
good eyes, you've identified the setup I have currently.
This may be the last ride on the Homer for the season. It's about to
get snowy and cold and with winter I like running fatter tires no a
more stable ride. Enter the
Think you meant this for Patrick, but good advice nonetheless !
Pete
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I did the SFR Del Puerto Canyon Brevet last Saturday. The ride on Del
Puerto Canyon Road was spectacular. It has been a while since I did a 24
mile continuous climb. Fortunately it was only steep at the end, but dang
it was steep at the end. Beautiful country there, especially since it was
Has anyone visited an Occupy site for an S24O? I've been thinking of doing it.
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Like many of you, I am also a decades riding motorcyclist, albeit no longer.
In
1976, July 4th, I had my photo taken at the top of the pass leading into
Jackson, Wyoming. In the photo, I am posed beside my old 1969 Harley (what a
piece of junk that ride was) in front of the elevation sign, in
Thanks fellas! I was not sure how forgiving the shellac would be, but
some heavy sanding to even it out and a thin top-coat has them feeling
much better in the hand. It's still a little thick, but i can live
with it. I'm going to get the bike built up before i decide if i'll
go with the matte
Don't forget pics of the final build :)
On 8 November 2011 11:11, Minh mgiangs...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks fellas! I was not sure how forgiving the shellac would be, but
some heavy sanding to even it out and a thin top-coat has them feeling
much better in the hand. It's still a little
One thing about steel wool is you need to a very thorough clean-up with
tack cloth and mineral spirits. Otherwise the wool dust will rust.
-Allan
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I haven't noticed rusting yet in either cabinet-making or boatbuilding. I
usually only wipe with a dry cloth or, if I've one close to hand, a tack
cloth. Perhaps I've been lucky!
lyle
On 8 November 2011 11:41, Allan in Portland allan_f...@aracnet.com wrote:
One thing about steel wool is you
He appears to have lost a frame pump since the last sighting. I
recall as a kid sticking Scothlight tape on my bike (it was a new
invention at that time).
dougP
On Nov 8, 7:05 am, William tapebu...@gmail.com wrote:
I did the SFR Del Puerto Canyon Brevet last Saturday. The ride on Del
Puerto
53cm frame and fork with SS couplers. Painted silver with proper Riv
decals. Great condition.
Will post pics soon.
Jeremy Ross
Toronto, Canada
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Hi Chris,
Renold Yip patched me through CY in Taipei. It's good to get in touch with
other like minded folks in Taipei as we are a rare breed here in a sea of
carbon and aluminum. I live in Tienmu just at the base of Yang Ming
mountain so the default route is up the mountain to Cultural
Looking for a seatpost in the hard 27.0 size, and was wondering if
anyone had one lying around.
Only stipulations are that it is silver, have at least 170mm of usable
length, and not be a Kalloy cheapie.
E-mail me off list if you have one laying around.
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Just rode through Beartooth Pass for the 4th time. Nice!
FWIW, I've mentioned the the values that are stated @
www.airheads.org. They seem very much comparable to the values of the
Riv group.
RGZ
On Tue, Nov 8, 2011 at 10:41 AM, Ray Shine r.sh...@sbcglobal.net wrote:
Like many of you, I am
So I recently acquired a used 58cm Saluki off the List here. I thought
that it would be a good choice because I love the classic look of the
Homer but at $1200 shipped I would be able to save almost 1k. Seller
insisted bike was perfect but when it came it had a ding in the
downtube and a small
I have been riding motorcycles since 1990. For a while, about seven
years, i did not have a car, just my bicycles and my moto. I needed a
small truck and got out of them in 97, then got back into motos in 04.
We had taken a road trip from Cali to Wqshington state, and while
there, I brought my
I own and ride several BMW motorcycles. My fave is an '04 GS Adv,
which I rode from CT to OR last summer ('10). The bicycle/mc ride
ratio varies, but it's all good. For the BMW GS series there is a
company (2x2 I think) that makes a mount to take a bicycle on a
motorcycle. best of all world's!
I like the modern Triumph recommendations, they're getting a great
reputation for reliability, yet they can be as pretty as the classic
examples. I regularly see an orange/white Bonneville T-100 in my
neighborhood, and I always find myself looking at them online afterwards...
I just scanned in a
I've tried fixing dark spots by brushing on denatured alcohol... it's a can
of worms I would recommend NOT opening. I've tried it twice. First time I
ended up giving the whole thing (cork grips) a bath in denatured alcohol
and starting over with thin coats. There was a little marbling effect
Hey All for sale is a 59cm Bleriot Frame/fork/headset/and bottom
bracket. The headset is a Tange and the BB is Shimano I think.
frame is 10/10 functionally no dents or dings and 8-8.5/10
cosmetically with some usual nicks and scratches. I am the second
owner, and I bought it from a gent who
Patrick,
I used to own a lovely BMW Airhead, an '87 R80. It had the smoothest motor
you could imagine, with lightweight wrist pins and Cariillo rods... not as
vintage as some Beemers, but still plenty of soul, and fairly easy
maintenance. Yes, they do take maintenance, which you should lovingly
Hi Max,
What kind of rack and bag are you using? I just built up a
Rambouillet and have a handlebar bag (no rack), but was wondering how
the rack and bag handles for you.
Thanks,
Toshi
On Sun, Nov 6, 2011 at 4:41 PM, reynoldslugs be...@perrylaw.net wrote:
Pictures of a lovely weekend pair of
Had a tough time signing onto the blog so sending email to let the group
know I have one of the rare (500 made) baby blue, 59cm canti-Romulus
bikes for sale.
Standard built with Sugino triple 46/36/24 with 172.5 cranks(also
includes 170 and 175 crank arms)...
Brooks honey brown B17
on 11/8/11 8:52 AM, Peter M at uscpeter11...@gmail.com wrote:
Here is a link for the pics I took of the
damage, just looking for opinions here.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/67889635@N06/?saved=1
Just really disappointed that i thought i was getting something I
could ride for a long time and
+1 for 'don't worry about that at all'. I just acquired a steel frameset
in which the steel chainstay is squished so far that the tube walls meet in
the middle. And that's the right chainstay. It's squished like that to
maximize chainring clearance and tire clearance. It's not the way GP
I'd love a route map if you have one.
From: Toshi Takeuchi tto...@gmail.com
To: rbw-owners-bunch@googlegroups.com
Sent: Mon, November 7, 2011 4:46:53 PM
Subject: Re: [RBW] Ride Pics - Rambouillet in Bodega Bay, Coleman Valley Road,
PCH
Hi Max,
What kind of
Yeah, Peter, I've put worse dings than that in my Rawland Drakkar fixed
gear to no ill effect. Steel's wonderful that way!
Enjoy the Saluki :)
lyle
On 8 November 2011 11:52, Peter M uscpeter11...@gmail.com wrote:
So I recently acquired a used 58cm Saluki off the List here. I thought
that it
I was there when the S24O gang rolled in also. Speaking of celebrity,
I spotted Ann Trason (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ann_Trason) in the
morning and saw her name on the finish list, talking about endurance
sport legend.
Franklyn
On Nov 8, 9:12 am, dougP dougpn...@cox.net wrote:
He appears to
Think of it as extra room for the granny ring.
Seconding the Jim's call out on the disclosure thing, it is otherwise
no big deal. Put some nail polish on it and ride.
The fact that you look to be able ot fit that tire/fender combo should
be anough of an omen to keep it.
Rob
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It's all been pedal powered for me for a decade or so, since I sold my
CBR1000, but in the last three years I've been working for Zero
Motorcycles, so I've been able to ride company motorcycles. Perfect
timing to plug (pun intended) our 2012 model line which was introduced
at EICMA in Milan just
On Tue, Nov 8, 2011 at 1:59 PM, Andrew Letton let...@flash.net wrote:
It's all been pedal powered for me for a decade or so, since I sold my
CBR1000, but in the last three years I've been working for Zero
Motorcycles, so I've been able to ride company motorcycles. Perfect
timing to plug (pun
Thanks for the responses and queries.
David, the brake levers have grown a lot on me. The tops are less
flat on top than the other tektro and Campagnolo levers, but the
actual lever part fits perfectly in my hand. With the Tektro widemouth
brakes, they stop and modulate really, really well.
Can you confirm the size? I believe Rambouillets only came in even sizes.
Could it be a 52 or 54?
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Check out those H bars!
Dave Nawrocki
Fort Collins, CO
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Subject: [RBW] Celebrity sighting on brevet
I did the SFR Del Puerto Canyon Brevet last
Have to tell myself to steady, steady as heart beats faster and palms begin
to sweat :)
Dave Nawrocki
Fort Collins, CO
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On Tue, Nov 8, 2011 at 3:43 PM, nawr...@comcast.net wrote:
Have to tell myself to steady, steady as heart beats faster and palms
begin to sweat :)
Do it. You know you want it.
It's good to have a backup...
or two.
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I'm all for using things up, but where I live (rains most of the time)
I like to have full fat mudguards/fenders. My 610 could only accept
the clippies when running any decent tires.
The 610 will have a new home soon, with hopes.
Bob
On Nov 7, 12:39 am, Ken Freeman kenfreeman...@gmail.com
Very tight fender clearance.
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I like to acquire dented (steel) bikes, because they're really cheap,
and I'm going to dent them anyway.
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Twenty percent VAT on just about everything here. Be happy.
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Well, I'm always one to defer to others' first-hand experience. I've always
read the warning about steel wool, but seldom use it myself.
Regards,
-Allan
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am i missing something here. what about taking the issue up with the person
(dirtbag) who misrepresented what you were going to get.
and please send me an email and let me know who it was so i can avoid doing
biz with that person.
something is missing here.
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I've updated my shop site:
http://shop.synapticcycles.com/
We have jerseys and wind vests on sale. Additionally, we have all new wool
caps, with and without earflaps, cotton caps, and some limited moisture wicking
caps. All are made in the US by Walz Caps. Additionally, we are offering free
An unsolicited puff: The short bill, ear-flapp'd, woolen caps are the bees'
pyjamas. Just got myself one and it's nicer than my Caroline Plaquette
custom woolen earflap cap. Cheaper, too.
Speaking of wind vests: is there anything like a cycling wind dickey that
you can simply shove under your
Doing a little cleaning up, and found these. In excellent, barely used
condition. $50 shipped in the US. Please contact off-list if interested.
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On Tue, 2011-11-08 at 16:59 -0700, PATRICK MOORE wrote:
An unsolicited puff: The short bill, ear-flapp'd, woolen caps are the
bees' pyjamas. Just got myself one and it's nicer than my Caroline
Plaquette custom woolen earflap cap. Cheaper, too.
Speaking of wind vests: is there anything like
The Riv item is too complex and too expensive, ditto in spades for a wind
vest. I want a higher tech piece of newspaper that I can shove in and pull
out without having to put anything around my neck.
On Tue, Nov 8, 2011 at 5:04 PM, Steve Palincsar palin...@his.com wrote:
On Tue, 2011-11-08 at
I should add that vests are a big part of my winter wardrobe, both on- and
off-bike; at 40F or so I'll add a vest to a wool jersey. But these don't
fit the need I described.
On Tue, Nov 8, 2011 at 5:21 PM, PATRICK MOORE bertin...@gmail.com wrote:
The Riv item is too complex and too expensive,
That's a cool idea! Maybe not in Oakland, though. Rubber bullets suck..
Joe Bernard
Fairfield, CA.
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Occupy El Cerrito, though, is substantially less...umedgy and
authentic? Also known as: Lonely?
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Dura-Ace cranks are 130 BCD.
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That would have 2 shorter and 1 kind of long climb if I read the map
right.Looks like fun!
On Tue, Nov 8, 2011 at 2:08 PM, reynoldslugs be...@perrylaw.net wrote:
I am contemplating a Rivendell Owner's Ride in late Spring - Monte
Rio to Fort Ross Road - King Ridge-Meyers Grade descent to
On Tue, Nov 8, 2011 at 5:21 PM, PATRICK MOORE bertin...@gmail.com wrote:
The Riv item is too complex and too expensive, ditto in spades for a wind
vest. I want a higher tech piece of newspaper that I can shove in and pull
out without having to put anything around my neck.
Okay, how about
On Tue, Nov 8, 2011 at 5:21 PM, PATRICK MOORE bertin...@gmail.com wrote:
The Riv item is too complex and too expensive, ditto in spades for a wind
vest. I want a higher tech piece of newspaper that I can shove in and pull
out without having to put anything around my neck.
Okay, how about
When the daylight ends an hour earlier, the skies and trees are gray,
and the smell of snow is in the air, it's winter-wear time here in the
hinterlands...so I'm curious what folks' top Rivish winter clothing
items are. Here are some of my fav's:
-Filson #20 wool vest – simply the best; I'll
1. Short brim, ear flap'd, woolen hat by Walz, sold by Synaptic.
2. Wabi Woolen ls jersey.
3. Ibex lycra/wool vest.
4. Home made (or home adapted, from nice wool dress pants) wool knickers.
5. Bicycle Fixation knee socks.
6. Fleece neck gaiter (wool chafes).
7. Rivendell Wooly Warm rag wool outer
Man, i carry way too much stuff on my S24O...
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It'll hold its resale value, so it's not like the money's really gone.
On Tue, Nov 8, 2011 at 12:44 PM, Seth Vidal skvi...@gmail.com wrote:
On Tue, Nov 8, 2011 at 3:43 PM, nawr...@comcast.net wrote:
Have to tell myself to steady, steady as heart beats faster and palms
begin to sweat :)
I sold mine 4 years ago for 1300, which is almost what it cost new, and
those values have remained steady ever since. Buy it, ride it, sell it
later if need be.
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I was thinking about Occupy San Jose, because that's the closest for me.
On Tue, Nov 8, 2011 at 4:39 PM, Joe Bernard joerem...@gmail.com wrote:
That's a cool idea! Maybe not in Oakland, though. Rubber bullets suck..
Joe Bernard
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Patagonia nanopuff vest over wool jersey; when it gets colder nanopuff
pullover over wool. Novarra cycling pants. Silk glove liners under Riv
summer crocheted gloves; when it gets colder Endura winter gloves. Light
wool neck gaiter (doubles as face mask); Little Package wool hat
w/earflaps.
Yeah, serious. Just do it!
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Have to tell myself to steady, steady as heart beats faster and palms
begin to sweat :)
Do it. You know you want it.
It's good
Sold.
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1.Woolywarm t-shirt
2. Seersucker Long-Sleeve Shirt
3. Wool liner
4. MUSA Shorts
5. Short wool socks
6. Light Carnac Touring Shoes, or
7. Sandals
It's the low desert...
On Tue, Nov 8, 2011 at 6:16 PM, PATRICK MOORE bertin...@gmail.com wrote:
1. Short brim, ear flap'd, woolen hat by Walz, sold
In fact - considering all the extras included - that's practically a free
frame. Hurry before the seller wises up!
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The Riv item is too complex and too expensive...
That made me laugh, since I'd thought it was a minimally complex piece
of kit, but then I realized you were right.
FedEx envelope? I think the big tyvek ones would work pretty well. I'm
going to try it, anyway. If you need wider or longer, you
http://rivbike.tumblr.com/post/12528275911/mini-bike-for-7-to-9-a-back-burner-deal
This is just s fantastic. I totally obsess on kid bikes and have
sequential bikes from 12 to 24 for pretty much the whole neighborhood.
Coming up on 26 (and looking hard for a 90's 13 Hoo Koo E Koo or Trek 950
Ya know what would be *really* swell? A semi-lugged straight-guage 20-inch
wheel urban bike at a lower price point from Rivendell.
Joe Bernard
Fairfield, CA.
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I think the 18 to 24 ish inch square piece of cotton canvas otherwise known as
a burrito wrap would be perfect. At 3 bucks it's in your wheelhouse, price
wise, too. Cut and customize to your no-longer-wind-chilled hearts content!
Pete
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I regret to inform you there is only one cure for this serious
condition and it will cost you $1,500.
Ryan
On Nov 8, 12:43 pm, nawr...@comcast.net wrote:
Have to tell myself to steady, steady as heart beats faster and palms
begin to sweat :)
Dave Nawrocki
Fort Collins, CO
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or this:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/8379107@N03/4349945352/in/pool-1240367@N24
double eyelets up front for that kross kountyr kiddy ride!
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There's something intriguing about that bike, BUbba. If I'm right, you may
want to take the pic down or be banned from Riv for a while!! ;) (I could
be wrong, though...)
Lee
SF, CA
On Tue, Nov 8, 2011 at 7:05 AM, William tapebu...@gmail.com wrote:
nowhere. Name that rider:
Wow. that bike is brilliant!
Sean
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Subject: [RBW] Re: OMG, a Kiddie Rivvy!
To: rbw-owners-bunch@googlegroups.com
Date: Tuesday, November 8, 2011, 10:28 PM
or this:
That feline's already exited the Saddlesack...
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[mailto:rbw-owners-bunch@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Lee Chae
Sent: Tuesday, November 08, 2011 10:35 PM
To: rbw-owners-bunch@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: [RBW] Celebrity
For commutes to/from work, I usually just wear my work clothes (jeans/
shirt/sweatshirt or sweater, regular shoes). If it's dry I'll top it
off with a heavy wool sweater, scarf and wool cap under my helmet.
For light rain I'll choose a lighter weight shirt and sweater and
layer it under a Burley
Now we know where Yehuda Moon went...to Walnut Creek to pursue the
Grow Bike project! A Grant-Yehuda collaboration should be
brilliant.
Seriously, that is so nicely done. So much of what's aimed at kids is
such junk. +1 for rack eyelets; even kids understand the usefulness
of a rack, if only
Yeah, dibs on one of the samples. :-)
Though, from my experience, what boys really want are knobbies, gears, and
handbrakes in that order.
When he started 1st grade our neighbor gave my son a hand-me down Trek 20
coaster brake bike. I replaced the imitation moto-cross tires and fenders
with
Hello-
I recently purchased a used Nitto Mini Rack to put on my Riv A/R. To my
surprise the struts are just short of the braze-ons. I measured the distance
between the fork crown hole and the braze-on and get 155mm. But the Nitto rack
measures 150 from the stud to the strut mounting hole. All
On Tue, Nov 8, 2011 at 9:18 PM, Philip Williamson
philip.william...@gmail.com wrote:
FedEx envelope? I think the big tyvek ones would work pretty well. I'm
going to try it, anyway. If you need wider or longer, you can slice it
open creatively to make a single-layer double-sized shield.
Sold.
On Nov 5, 6:28 pm, dave brown deeaa...@gmail.com wrote:
This bike was specified by Grant and assembled by Jay in June. I rode
it for 200 miles and it was readjusted by Jay a month ago and I
haven't ridden it since for medical reasons.
Here are pictures and a photo of the build sheet.
I've been riding atop a BMW 1100GS for the past 7 years - usually every
other day for commuting and then a big trip once a year with my friends.
It is the perfect (motor)bike for me and I love it. Busy family life
began taking its toll and I found myself exercising less and less the past
few
Tried that, they said that the bike was mechanically perfect and that i
was SOL. I can message you offlist if you want his name and address. This
is unfortunately the problem with buying anything used, especially outside
of a 3rd party like EBay, Amazon, etc. Paypal will only really cover you if
I've owned and ridden motorcycles since the day I graduated High
School (Mom said that once I graduated I was free to do what I would).
I probably put more miles on the motorcycle but more days on the
bicycle. Evens out I guess. BMW motorcycles would equate well to
Rivendell bicycles while the
Do not get an Oilhead BMW unless you've got some leg length.
On Tue, Nov 8, 2011 at 9:59 AM, Mark R. markrosenber...@gmail.com wrote:
I have been riding motorcycles since 1990. For a while, about seven
years, i did not have a car, just my bicycles and my moto. I needed a
small truck and got
mike,
im interested. any idea of shipping to rhode island (02889)
mike goldman
warwick,r.i.
53 Year Old Mom Looks 33
The Stunning Results of Her Wrinkle Trick Has Botox Doctors Worried
Don't worry, that looks like it's nothing to worry about.
Carl
Bay Village, OH
On Nov 8, 11:52 am, Peter M uscpeter11...@gmail.com wrote:
So I recently acquired a used 58cm Saluki off the List here. I thought
that it would be a good choice because I love the classic look of the
Homer but at
Yeah, it seems like it shouldnt be an issue, but just in case my anal
retentive nature gets the best of me anyone ever use Assenmacher
Bicycles in Ohio for a repaint? They seem almost too cheap at $350 for
a two tone job with decals applied
On Nov 8, 1:13 pm, Lyle Bogart lylebog...@gmail.com
I am now offering the following bicycle bags of interest to Rivendell folks;
Prices include shipping to CONUS. Please inquire for picts and more info to
mschw...@nmsu.edu.
Thank you all for your consideration.
Ortleib waterproof front or rear panniers (one pair). An older version of their
I agree with Jim. Hit it with some touch up paint and go ride it.
After it's built and a few rides You'll forget it even exists.
Frank
On Nov 8, 11:58 am, CycloFiend cyclofi...@earthlink.net wrote:
on 11/8/11 8:52 AM, Peter M at uscpeter11...@gmail.com wrote:
Here is a link for the pics I
I love it. Scale it up for 29er big apples, and sell one to me.
I like the 20 mini/junior bmx race wheels on my son's Redline. He
rode that bike for 4 or 5 years, from barely straddling it at 5, to
dude, you need a new bike. Which was met with I hate riding bikes
anyway. Peaked early, I guess.
I
Agreed on the priorities of the Boy Child. My original idea for my
son's Redline was to pimp it out with recumbent fenders and moustache
bars, but that was rejected out of hand. He didn't want a miniaturized
version of Dad's bike, for some reason.
Philip
Philip Williamson
www.biketinker.com
On
That looks great. I was just starting to plan a first bike for my 2
month old. Hope to see it in production but I (we) would be happy with
a proto.
On Nov 8, 8:29 pm, Allan in Portland allan_f...@aracnet.com wrote:
Yeah, dibs on one of the samples. :-)
Though, from my experience, what boys
hey Mike. did a quick estimate on UPS for shipping a 30lb box, and it said
around $45, but Ive shipped a bike box before, and its usually more due to
the dimensions, if I remember correctly, somewhere around $60.-Mike
On Tue, Nov 8, 2011 at 12:05 PM, mikel66...@juno.com
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