I'm with Deacon. I don't even have doors on the garage, let alone a lock.
In the past 25 years in this town the only thefts I've experienced have
been from bears and racoons. When I was commuting I left a U lock at the
hospital on the theory that as long as I didn't have the whimpiest
If you're a smaller person, the San Marcos can be a decent tourer. If
you're above 160 lbs or so, then I wouldn't recommend it for substantial
loads.
My girlfriend uses hers (51 cm 650b San Marcos 1st gen) as a tourer with
front and rear racks. The front rack (Campee Classic 20F) needed clamps
Awesome pics, Manny... especially to ride with your parents... what an
honor.
BB
On Tuesday, May 19, 2015 at 2:20:15 PM UTC-4, Manuel Acosta wrote:
Been a while since the family went out on a bike ride together...
We went to our local route and took our local trails. Glad to say that my
I use the Velo Orange locking skewers. Reasonable price, reasonable
security. I haven't tried opening them with pliers, yet. Perhaps I
should...
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Kai:
Do you have photos of this? I'm having trouble visualizing it. If you're
talking about *reach* adjustment for the lever, I'm not sure that's
possible with the Diacompe levers; but if you mean cable adjustment, the
front cable hanger that mounts to the fork crown bolt (pic below) has a
i think the VO ones all take the same simple key. allen with a hole in the
middle, which is easily made or bought. also, they look easier to grab with
a wrench.
On Saturday, May 16, 2015 at 10:09:12 PM UTC-7, Lungimsam wrote:
Looking for something for me wheels so I only have to lock the
Can anyone compare the security of the VO ones to the Pitlocks? My
impression from reading about both is that the Pitlocks are pretty much
foolproof, while the VO's are a much simpler design and could be loosened
with, say, vise grips.
I'm thinking of a set of secure skewers myself, and would
i guess while we are talking about it, how does the pitlock seatpost thing
work with a rivendell seatpost binder, and more importantly, does it work
without any modifications? im having a hard time visualizing how it all
fits together with that recessed nut.
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Seems to work
http://www.rivbike.com/pitlockset01-p/lk-21.htm
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Depending on what size you need the SM is really 2 different bikes. The 650b
(47-57cm) is more of a nimble sport touring bike, while the 700c version is
quite a bit beefier and made to take more weight. Basically a Sam with shorter
reach brakes.
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Speaking of blaming myself, I found myself in the neighborhood and bought:
Wald medium basket
4 pair MUSA wool undies
Sun Race Thumbshifters L+R
Bandanna
Altus rear der
Everything would have fit perfectly inside the basket. That would have
been the easiest box-job ever! But NO! I stole the
Hello I am having this frame made as a medium trail Rando/commuter/all
rounder. Dewayne Norvill a local builder in Norman Oklahoma is the builder.
From a memder of RBW I will have Nitto Noodles. The frame should be built
by the first of June. My inspiration comes from when I owned a Bleriot and
Myself, I'd prefer one bike to be really great at my favorite kind of
riding . Another bike for another, if there is an other favorite.
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I'd like to buy a Nitto 27F front rack. I could buy it from the Soma Store
for $310:
http://store.somafab.com/nica27tora7.html
I could order it from my LBS because they'd get it from Merry Sales. In
principal, I could order it from Alex's at the much nicer price of $165
(plus shipping), but
Aw, thank you guys.
I'm a bit late to the thread because I was on vacation last week, followed
immediately by a family emergency. I'm back now, though.
The shipping department is just Robert and I, and the bike packers are
typically Will and Sean. Dave held down the shipping department fort
Beats a day of non-construction noise as well!
On Wed, May 20, 2015 at 4:59 PM, Robert F. Harrison
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Wow, that's great. And you're right, it clearly beats construction noise.
Ride on!
Aloha,
Bob
On Wed, May 20, 2015 at 1:47 PM, Deacon Patrick lamontg...@mac.com
I would rather have this than a day burrowed deep in my hobbit hole bombarded
by construction noise! What an amazing ride!
https://www.flickr.com/photos/32311885@N07/sets/72157653163305012
With abandon,
Patrick
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Wow, that's great. And you're right, it clearly beats construction noise.
Ride on!
Aloha,
Bob
On Wed, May 20, 2015 at 1:47 PM, Deacon Patrick lamontg...@mac.com wrote:
I would rather have this than a day burrowed deep in my hobbit hole
bombarded by construction noise! What an amazing ride!
Hubs are now SOLD. Thanks again,
On Tuesday, May 12, 2015 at 3:55:20 PM UTC-7, Kendallspower wrote:
Front and rear hubs (New) 36H 135 rear spacing 400 shipped
Albatross (New)70 shipped
Nitto BIG back rack (Used) BUT super nice 180 shipped
Local P/U cool. LA Area
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Paul mini motos are sold
On Monday, May 18, 2015 at 7:44:47 PM UTC-7, Bruce Smitham wrote:
For sale- Paul Components Engineering Mini Motos (pair front back)
silver with less than 40 miles. Complete set in almost new condition $160
shipped CONUS. Paypal is best. Let me know if you have any
Congratulations! Beautiful bike!
Evan
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The older we get, the faster we were.
On Tuesday, May 19, 2015 at 7:22:40 PM UTC-4, Patrick Moore wrote:
Rushed, but too the gofast, with new 15 t Surley fixed cog
(46X15X24.5=75) and chain out for a quick, 13 mile RT out 'n' back on the
nearby Rio Grande bike path, outbound WSW, return
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