Not quite done yet!
Fastrider Deluxe Shopper Pannier from Bicycle Muse
http://www.thebicyclemuse.com/shop/deluxe-shopper-bicycle-pannier-cherry-p-31.html
This beautiful bag easily holds lunch, clothes, laptop. One roomy pocket with 2
small interior pockets for phone, pens, or business cards.
I get a Could Not Load Video error when I try to view it. What am I doing
wrong?
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On Nov 19, 2011, at 9:45 PM, James Warren jimcwar...@earthlink.net wrote:
That was awesome.
On Nov 15, 2011, at 5:52 PM, Joe Bartoe wrote:
Check it out:
Mark Ronson
I couldn't load it on my ipad, but had great success on my mac
On Nov 20, 2011, at 9:19 AM, Eric Norris wrote:
I get a Could Not Load Video error when I try to view it. What am I doing
wrong?
--Eric N
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On Nov 19, 2011, at 9:45 PM, James Warren
There's no one answer. You say neglected, but what's actually wrong
with the saddle? Dry, cracked, misshapen? Over-applying goop is
probably not the best thing, Bill G.'s advice is good, but I have had
a sagging B17 that was revived with a week-long soak in water, some
massage to restore the
I know the term actual is slippery, and I know RBW site says Supreme 35
measures more like 33, but . . .
I'd be interested in actual width measurements any of you have from running
either a Dureme 35 or a Supreme 35 on a 22mm-wide rim.
Thanks! -- Forrest
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Pretty marginally Riv-related, but one winter project will be refining the
build of this Salsa La Cruz Ti:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/10076072@N03/sets/72157628059471687/
Several parts on it I bought from Riv: handlebars, rack, bag, brakes,
tires, pedals, saddle.
While it is titanium and
I absolutely love the Salsa/Linskey Ti bikes that are coming out. The La
Cruz, Vaya and Fargo in Ti are pretty amazing bikes!
On Sun, Nov 20, 2011 at 10:23 AM, Forrest ftme...@me.com wrote:
Pretty marginally Riv-related, but one winter project will be refining the
build of this Salsa La Cruz
I need to let go of my 1994 Bridgestone MB-1. I am not sure if these are
uncommon but I rarely ever see them for sale. This one is in excellent
condition with the exception of a tiny dimple on the top tube. It's not a
dent or crease and is not really noticeable but I want full disclosure.
oh, i love when a giant group of carbon roadies tell you that they're
impressed that you're climbing the same hill they are, on that
bike (atlantis). HA! and i proceeded to drop ALL of them with a giant
saddlebag full of fruit, clothes, book and bike lock.
damn that feels good.
Eli
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sounds competitive out there.
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You'll be glad to hear that it's all in the motor, Eli. And maybe the
food you were carrying. One of my touring buds routinely drops me (on
my Atlantis) on long steady climbs on his 90s era Stumpjumper MTB.
It's main upgrade is Marathon touring tires.
dougP
On Nov 20, 11:56 am, eflayer
Forrest:
On Mavic A719 rims (22 mm IIRC) I've measured 35 mm Supreme measures
at 36 mm @ 60 psi, using a cheap digital caliper.
dougP
On Nov 20, 8:46 am, Forrest ftme...@me.com wrote:
I know the term actual is slippery, and I know RBW site says Supreme 35
measures more like 33, but . . .
Looks like a lovely bike Johnny and nice build. I miss my too small '94
MB-1.
If you haven't ridden one, the MBs of this era at least, had great snappy
handling for an off-road bike and climbed really well. I haven't found a
bike to compare yet.
Recommended.
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Thanks, Doug. Would anyone know the same for Panaracer Pasela TG folding
37's? -- FM
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I've been getting 9 speed chains from Riv and they come with masterlinks.
They have been great for installation but I've not figured out a
straight-forward way to remove them.
Any tool tips for this?
Thanks,
JimD
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Park Master Link Pliers.
http://www.parktool.com/product/master-link-pliers-mlp-1 They're great.
Or did I misunderstand the question?
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SRAMs? Pinch and push the plates together laterally, ie so that you are
bringing the connected links toward each other. Sometimes if you rock them
side to side as you push them together, it helps loosen the masterlinks.The
masterlink slots must be free of grit, so if the chain is dirty it helps to
On Sun, 2011-11-20 at 13:29 -0800, jimD wrote:
I've been getting 9 speed chains from Riv and they come with masterlinks.
They have been great for installation but I've not figured out a
straight-forward way to remove them.
Any tool tips for this?
Park makes a tool to help with this, the
It's hard to describe in writing, but try this...
Use a pair of channel lock pliers and put one jaw on the edge of the
masterlink where the post attaches (i.e. not the sliding part.) The other
jaw goes to the same point diagonally across the masterlink. Gently
squeeze them together and the link
Wait 500 miles, then they're easy to remove, wear is your friend.
When installing a new SRAM chain, use the old master link to figure out
chain length.
Once you are happy with the chain length, use the new link.
Take the old link and tape it to business card and put in your saddle bag.
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Hello-
I showed your post to my girlfriend and she might be interested in the
Fastrider pannier. Is it still available?
Also, does the 40 bucks include shipping?
Thanks- Mike in So. Boston, Mass
On Sun, Nov 20, 2011 at 8:10 AM, johnb jbust...@gmail.com wrote:
Not quite done yet!
Do not have much in the way of winter bike projects. New bar tape and
possibly new cables and housing on the Sam Hillborne. Otherwise, none
of the bikes needs anything big. Was lazy and didn't install studded
tires this weekend. Which meant no riding. Hoping to get more winter
riding in this
I've ridden a Rambouillet with about 10 pounds in a handlebar bag
mounted directly on the handlebars, high up, for thousands of miles.
I've also ridden a low-trail bike with about 10 pounds in a handlebar
bag mounted on a front rack low down directly over the front fender
for thousands of miles.
My plans for the winter.
1. build up the hilsen. Wheels are in, waiting on cranks, bottom
bracket and some odds and ends
2. clean up and maybe overhaul the romulus drive train.
3.we're contemplating selling one of the tandems and acquiring another
one - possibly a tandem tuesday from bike friday,
Nice, very nice. Yes, I have a Hunqa set up much like the one in the
famous video, and a state park/forest area near my house that I go for
quiet solo rides in. I really should take some pics and add to my
fledgling blog.
rgzeidler.blogspot.com
On Sun, Nov 20, 2011 at 12:14 AM, Amit Singh
cleaver and creative Love it...
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Subject: Re: [RBW] Double top tube video star
That was
FYI: my 700x35 non folding Paselas are an actual 35mm wide
mike goldman
warwick,r.i.
53 Year Old Mom Looks 33
The Stunning Results of Her Wrinkle Trick Has Botox Doctors Worried
My Roadeo weighs about 2 lbs more than my Ti bike. I have the same wheel
set up on both bikes. The only time I notice the weight difference is when
I am lifting the bikes into my car. Actually, I prefer the Roadeo in the
hills because I am more confident on winding, fast, downhills. Now, a
I hope to one day get my bike back from Airglow painting if they ever finish it
then the rebuild will be the project. New leather bat tape too
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hopefully you are de-tensioning the chain by first derailling it completely
off the chainrings. with less tension, it is much easier to do the undoing.
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I am reminded of a Friday night coming home from work. My career as a
hospital chaplain was high stress and often left me drained. I turned
north for the last six miles feeling exhausted as I turned into a steady
wind. I plodded along without any energy when two guys in lycra went
flying
I share your frustration with SRAM master links. A few years ago, I
switched to Wipperman chains and have gotten better shifting, long chain
life, and much, much, much easier master link removal.
michael
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Thanks for asking this question, and thanks to the respondents for
their advice.
I just did some masterlink judo this weekend. I hate it. I used needle-
nosed pliers diagonally across the link, and it worked okay. My LBS
has some needle-nosed pliers they've ground down on the sides to work
better.
I rode my AHH in the November Populaire 100k today with the Seattle
Randonneurs. This was my longest ride yet, and probably one of the coldest
with most of the ride in the 20's and 30's. I had two wool shirts and a
light windbreaker vest which kept me plenty warm. The only cold spots were
my
I'm one of those who believes high/low trail is FAR down the priority list of
important features on a bicycle. I ride many different bikes loaded in a
variety of configurations. There are more that are satisfactory than not. We've
sold and installed GB bags and their clones on several Rivs and
Do not have much in the way of winter bike projects...
Congratulations! You are this year's winner!
Philip
Philip Williamson
www.biketinker.com
On Nov 20, 3:24 pm, EricP ericpl...@aol.com wrote:
Do not have much in the way of winter bike projects. New bar tape and
possibly new cables and
Is Lynskey building the Salsa Ti bikes? That's pretty cool.
Philip
On Nov 20, 10:30 am, cyclotourist cyclotour...@gmail.com wrote:
I absolutely love the Salsa/Linskey Ti bikes that are coming out. The La
Cruz, Vaya and Fargo in Ti are pretty amazing bikes!
On Sun, Nov 20, 2011 at
I have held off this topic, but perhaps I have a some experience to share.
I bought a Tom Matchak fork to fit my utility vehicle, a Surly Long Haul
Trucker.
http://tommatchakcycles.blogspot.com/2007/03/frame-neutral-replacement-fork.html
I did this because this bike is my tourer and grocery
Don't waste your life with this..get the Park tool. It's wonderful.
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That's the bike I wanted in 1994! I instead ended up with a '94 49cm
MB-2http://www.flickr.com/photos/cyclotourist/2863214487/from
Beverly Hills Bike. Great bike that I put a lot of miles on, but
ended up hanging in the garage. I sold it a few years ago. Man I always
wanted a '94 MB-1 though.
+4 on the MLP-1... Best $10 you spend on a tool!
Interesting aside: Trying to buy one from my LBS was the straw that broke
the camel's toe. First they told me there was no such tool and wouldn't
take the time to look one up in a catalog. I finally find someone to order
it, and when it came in,
Yep..good thing it's not my size. It's my favorite color/graphics of all
Bridgestones. I'd love to find one my size with the original suspension
stem.
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I bend the chain at the link, press/pull the link apart, disconnect,
reconnect, compress with needlenose pliers. Never had a problem yet.
I don't remove them that often though.
Ryan
On Nov 20, 1:29 pm, jimD rasterd...@comcast.net wrote:
I've been getting 9 speed chains from Riv and they come
Yes, isn't it!
The Ti Vaya in particular looks like a great rough-stuff bike.
On Sun, Nov 20, 2011 at 8:23 PM, Philip Williamson
philip.william...@gmail.com wrote:
Is Lynskey building the Salsa Ti bikes? That's pretty cool.
Philip
On Nov 20, 10:30 am, cyclotourist cyclotour...@gmail.com
Looks like a great ride, Brian. 20's and 30's: You're awesome!
On Sun, Nov 20, 2011 at 6:45 PM, Brian Hanson stone...@gmail.com wrote:
I rode my AHH in the November Populaire 100k today with the Seattle
Randonneurs. This was my longest ride yet, and probably one of the coldest
with most
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