What's left. Updated 1/2/16 7 AM Pacific Time. *It's also "best offer
time"*, especially if you combine items for easier shipping. Happy New
Year!
It's always interesting to see what's in demand as far as parts go. I am
surprised to see he crankset and 80cm stem not claimed.
Prices do
I just left the title as it was, as it is my point, the predictive text
on Google groups is comically failed, and I find no way to turn it off . I
write this on a tablet with the browser setting turned off for this
feauture, but the groups page is still doing it. I cannot see any place
in
Donald, I have a Ram and a Saluki, which was the first version of the AHH.
I can't say much about riding brevets, although my experience of century
rides certainly lines up with Jim's. I run 38 mm pari moto tires on the
Saluki and 29 mm grand bois cerf's on the Ram. The Saluki is definitely
Very nice report David, love the sign, "Pavement Ends".
On Friday, January 1, 2016 at 4:29:40 PM UTC-5, JohnS wrote:
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> Happy New Years Everyone! Hope you were able to get a ride in today. I was
> able to get a 41 miler in on the QB, which is a good way to start the year.
> The temp was in
Dan, I saw the Soma rack but didn't really consider it because: I'm partial
to VO products as they are local to me, the Soma rack is $20 more, and I
didn't care for the looks of the hardware that comes with the Soma, or I
didn't think I'd need it. Now that I've taken a closer look, I think
I ride a 60 Bombadil and I am about 6 2or3 and find it to be "just" large
enough frontwise so there was no way the 59 Clem would be "big" in any
sense of he word ! The HT extension and the TT slope is not any greater
than the Bomba is , so there is nothing atypical about the Clem from it,
Don
I would concentrate on calculating the required the AHH stem to get the
same saddle to bar distance as on the Ram, with the bars at the same drop
with respect to the same saddle height on both, e.g, if the AHH saddle
height is 75cm an bars are even with saddle, then set the Ram up to be
Oh nevermind ahahaaha. I found out where yet the master turn off
for predict text is on android. In the keyboard settings. I had turned it
of locally in multiple other places but here it became apparent those were
limited.
Wih the predict text off the words show up instantly and
Thanks for sharing your colorful trip pics and report.
Beautiful scenery and love those Sams.
Nice to see your pics.It's been 20 degrees below normal here. The daytime
highs have been the normal night time lows. The night time lows have been
single digits and below freezing. Riding the trainer
On Saturday, January 2, 2016 at 4:24:21 AM UTC-7, Garth wrote:
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> I ride a 60 Bombadil and I am about 6 2or3 and find it to be "just" large
> enough frontwise so there was no way the 59 Clem would be "big" in any
> sense of he word !
>
*Sigh...*
I don't know, Garth. Perhaps the 59 Clem I
If these bikes are drop bar setups with exact same saddle and bars and hoods,
measure these measurements of the bike you want to duplicate in cm:
Saddle setup:
1.Seat height
2.Seat tilt
3.Seat nose fore/aft to center of stem bolt measurement
Last,
4.Saddle height from floor to saddle top
Bar/stem
You're right iamkieth . We're both right , and saying that . . . . I
pause and sigh myself because being "right" is a kind of hell. No winners ,
no losers, just lots of explaining why we fail or succeed in this, that or
the other. No one is ever full satisfied, ever. It has no end, until
I am disappointed if this is the long rumored tall bike I have been waiting
for. I thought they were going to go for more of a roadish bike.
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Before you cut that tang, you might consider using a Sheldon nut to mount
the tang to the other side of the brake bolt. It would make removing/adding
the rack easier without messing up the brake positioning. OTOH I rarely
take racks off of bicycles once they go on.
I have a Tubus Stainless
What's left of it!
https://www.flickr.com/photos/cyclotourist/23487118214/
Lack of common sense knows no boundaries!
On Sat, Jan 2, 2016 at 5:29 AM, JohnS wrote:
> Very nice report David, love the sign, "Pavement Ends".
>
> On Friday, January 1, 2016 at 4:29:40 PM UTC-5,
Forgot to mention seat tilt is measured with a board on top of saddle and a
digital level. Make sure tires are inflated the way you want them for riding
before measuring.
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> Nice! I have a frame ready to go, just need to re-size the file to fit.
> Maybe next weekend...
>
Marty
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I'm looking for a used or otherwise cheap Nitto 177 Noodle handlebar in
44cm width.
The beat-er the better, this bike will not lead a charmed life.
Replies off list, please and thanks.
Jeff Hagedorn
Los Angeles, CA USA
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Lower price, sold complete, however they want. I've been wanting a long bike
since forever!, which is exactly as long ago as the mystery bikes became less
mysterious. That said, I'm fully satisfied with my might be slightly too small
64 Hillborne and my perfect 68 Quickbeam. I would love a 71
Anyone interested at $270 shipped?
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Do you mean lower price and sold complete? Because if we're just talking
frames, the AHH fits what you want. $1000 more than Sam but worth it to get a
bike that actually fits someone over 6'5".
-Jim W. (Short at 6'4")
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> On Jan 2, 2016, at 11:53 AM, "'Mark Etze' via RBW
Thanks for the replies, looks like I'm all set!
Jeff Hagedorn
Los Angeles, CA USA
On Saturday, January 2, 2016 at 4:37:18 PM UTC-8, sameness wrote:
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> I'm looking for a used or otherwise cheap Nitto 177 Noodle handlebar in
> 44cm width.
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> The beat-er the better, this bike will not lead a
Be of good cheer. Although I don't need a wheelset at this time, I will need
another wheelset at some point--oh, and with 130 spacing. So It sounds like a
good deal to me, and I'm sure there are others thinking the same thing.
--Fred
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