Peter,
If that includes shipping to Las Cruces, NM, I would like to purchase this
rack. Please let me know?
Thanks,
Marc
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On Sat, 2012-12-15 at 21:58 -0800, Michael wrote:
A 32-40 puncture protected range in 650b would be nice for those of us
who want to go lighter and keep the 10-speed look to our bikes.
Anything over 40mm and I would feel like I am on a dirt bike.
Have you actually tried a Hetre?
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I fit 58 (right between 7-1/8 and 7-1/4) and which lets me find good buys
on old fedoras, but the hat doesn't look terribly adjustable. Otherwise, I
like it. Honestly, a Medium is not going to fit too many women.
On Saturday, December 15, 2012 10:35:58 AM UTC-6, William wrote:
WWII? I
After all the discussion of long-distance rides, I was inspired to
post on our blog about a typical ride. Like Grant's S24O camping
trips, most of our rides don't go far from home, yet there is a lot of
fun to be had. To me, the long adventures are like eight-course meals:
special and memorable,
I don't read Bike Snob NYC regularly but I was checking the site this
morning and noticed the RBW ad. It's pretty funny. Check it out:
http://bikesnobnyc.blogspot.com
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I had seen that ad before. It is very cute.
The highlight Riv-content of that BSNYC in my opinion, was Eben labelling
Cornell as the MicroShift of the Ivy League.
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I'm selling my 93 Bridgestone 52cm XO-1. I picked it up a few years ago,
rode it for the summer then decided to have it powdercoated. Upon removing
the mass quantities of reflective tape, I discovered crash damage in the
form of a small ripple to the top tube and downtube. I went ahead and had
No disrespect to Cornell, but that WAS pretty funny... Kinda like the late
Sam Kinison describing Teddy Kennedy as the Shemp of the Kennedys...
On Sunday, December 16, 2012 11:30:46 AM UTC-5, William wrote:
I had seen that ad before. It is very cute.
The highlight Riv-content of that
Hi Sean
I have a Berthoud Front bag that i'm interested in selling. I'll have to
check and see if it is medium or large.
Bruce
On Thursday, December 13, 2012 3:15:53 PM UTC-8, Sean Cleary wrote:
I have a used, in excellent condition, Nigel Smythe large saddle bag that
I'll swap for a
I couldn't find the ad. But I don't want to wade through the sea of profanity
and misanthropy to get to it on that Bikesnob site.
At this point I must give a personal Thank You to Grant Petersen for keeping
his RBW site/knowledge base, book, and RivReaders civil, polite, and profanity
free.
If this develops into a thread about civility, politeness, and profanity, can
it please be done offlist?
On Dec 16, 2012, at 11:38 AM, Michael wrote:
I couldn't find the ad. But I don't want to wade through the sea of profanity
and misanthropy to get to it on that Bikesnob site.
At this
Come on, lighten up! Bike snob is hilarious in my opinion although its
admittedly not for everyone lets remember he is selling only his writings
and ad space so a bit of a different realm than GP lives in. and lets not
pretend that the pros' are saints. I have never heard of a sport where
someone
+1!
On Sun, Dec 16, 2012 at 12:48 PM, Peter Morgano uscpeter11...@gmail.com wrote:
Come on, lighten up! Bike snob is hilarious in my opinion although its
admittedly not for everyone lets remember he is selling only his writings
and ad space so a bit of a different realm than GP lives in. and
Looking for a friendly non-race (if that even exists) LBS is the Scottsdale
AZ area. I'm going to be shipping a bike down to my niece in Scottsdale and
need to find a friendly shop that is not to focused on racing especially
mountain.
Thanks!
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A bit of fun since surely I'm not the only one who's been prompted to
enter a $300 order this month and tempted to dream of what I'll ask
Grant to cook up for me if I win.
My order (placing tonight, destination is a V.O. Polyvalent I scored
on fleabay.):
2 Conti 650b 54mm tires
2 tubes for 'em
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On Sunday, December 16, 2012 10:21:44 AM UTC-8, Montclair BobbyB wrote:
No disrespect to Cornell, but that WAS pretty funny... Kinda like the late
Sam Kinison describing Teddy Kennedy as the Shemp of the Kennedys...
Ha!
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Anyone have a direct link to the ad. I'd like to see it. Can't find it.
On Sunday, December 16, 2012 10:10:44 AM UTC-5, Mike wrote:
I don't read Bike Snob NYC regularly but I was checking the site this
morning and noticed the RBW ad. It's pretty funny. Check it out:
Profanity AND misanthropy all in one place!
Throw in some gratuitous nudity and I'm sold!!!
On Sun, Dec 16, 2012 at 11:38 AM, Michael john11.2...@gmail.com wrote:
I couldn't find the ad. But I don't want to wade through the sea of
profanity and misanthropy to get to it on that Bikesnob
Well, I was thinking of doing a 350 buck gift certificate or placing an
order for a Roadeo frame. I don't know which one I will do though.
On Sunday, December 16, 2012 5:58:13 PM UTC-6, cbone97 wrote:
A bit of fun since surely I'm not the only one who's been prompted to
enter a $300 order
I like this.
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If you buy a Roadeo you won't be sorry.
BTW, speaking of orders, what do people recommend for tires for their
Roadeos? I need to put together an order of my own.
On Sun, Dec 16, 2012 at 5:24 PM, RJM crccpadu...@gmail.com wrote:
Well, I was thinking of doing a 350 buck gift certificate or
My order
3x devold undies
2x MUSA wool t shirts
2x col de la vie tires
tube of phil hand cleaner
My custom:
Roadeo tubeset, Cantilever equipped, 650B road bike, painted like Anne's
Purple-'Lantis
Anne,
For Roadeo tires I'd take a look at the Clement LLG in a 28, or the new
Grand Bois Extra
Not yet.
I have been thinking about getting them for long rides. Maybe that will
convince me. I know I will enjoy the speed of them.
I am not saying I don't believe what everyone is saying about them being
an almost punctureless tire. I just have to expand my comfort level I guess.
There is no such thing as a punctureless tire, why ride around on some
belted, heavy tires unless you have to though? I think alot of that market
is people who think they have to ride those tires or else. If you are in
goathead counrty is one thing but for most of a flat every now and then
isnt
On Sunday, December 16, 2012 5:49:02 PM UTC-8, Anne Paulson wrote:
BTW, speaking of orders, what do people recommend for tires for their
Roadeos? I need to put together an order of my own.
I don't have a Roadeo but I have its country cousin, Legolas. I really like
Schwalbe Ultremo ZX in
A handful of photos from a chilly and damp day's ride. Before viewing, please
note that I rode with cleated shoes/pedals (although I was fully clothed in
wool and sat on a Brooks saddle).
Enjoy!
http://www.flickr.com/photos/campyonlyguy/8279483032/in/set-72157632264462252/lightbox/
--Eric
Looks good!
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Thanks, Jan. The North Lake Loop with several different variations has
been a staple of mine for some time.
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Looks like an intoxicatingly beautiful ride.
Thanks for sharing.
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Thanks Jan! I recently discovered your site and look forward to reading
and learning.
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Haven't purchased yet, but I'm thinking of buying the following:
Wheelset
V brakes - but I notice that Rivendell seems to not be selling these right now
Brake pad inserts for Silvers
Some Big Ben 700 x 35 tires
Aluminum Bosco Bar if they get them in
12-36 cassette
A front derailleur
Maybe
Now those are the rides I like. Three/Four hour ride through the
local hills, along the trails...take off in the morning and have the
afternoon free for something else. I try to get out one or two weeks
during the summer and go somewhere camping or visiting but those
little rides are a nice break
I'm thinking of a Sam Hunqa-Pilson that converts into a kayak and I
can float down the river. I'm not sure it's possible :(
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