Switchback hills are a tight fit but 42s and fenders are fine.
On Tuesday, July 4, 2017 at 8:01:13 PM UTC-7, Hugh Smitham wrote:
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> I've heard that before. What the max wheel size?
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> ~hugh
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> On Tuesday, July 4, 2017 at 11:14:27 AM UTC-7, Christopher Murray wrote:
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>> Beauty! Worth noting
It’s totally possible I should try the bosco’s again, though I think I’m more
inclined to find a less upright approach. Anything somewhere between an
albastache and an albatross?
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30 front, 35 rear, on a mix of pavement and gravel/dirt/roots/rocks.
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Todd I hope you find your Atlantis!
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I've heard that before. What the max wheel size?
~hugh
On Tuesday, July 4, 2017 at 11:14:27 AM UTC-7, Christopher Murray wrote:
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> Beauty! Worth noting that this is basically a Homer Hilsen for anyone who
> wonders how this fits into Rivs line up.
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> Cheers!
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So, I am not sure why the Boscos didn't work ("too flexy"), but that is
what I used when the Albatross was too far a reach. Looking at the bike, I
wonder if the shorter stem with the Boscos would work. But, I don't know if
that will create a bike sufficiently different from your other bikes...
no more than 40psi. depending on your weight, you'd probably be able to run as
low as 28 or so.
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What psi are people running with this tire on street/hardpacked dirt,
tubeless? Thanks.
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This ride report is simply delightful. That Quickbeam set-up has
personality, and the tour overflows with fun. More like this, please.
Chris Johnson
Sanger, Texas
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Beauty! Worth noting that this is basically a Homer Hilsen for anyone who
wonders how this fits into Rivs line up.
Cheers!
Chris
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I love the color!
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Beautiful bike!
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The most amazing bicycle horror story yet... Glad you are OK.
Clay
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This *Sat. July 8*, a no-drop, family-friendly bike ride after coffee on
the SF Bay Trail. About 13 miles (total out and back) on a paved, no-car
path (minus 2 miles on regular streets) from the trailhead to Marina Park
in San Leandro. We're gathering at the green marker on the map below and
Thanks for all the suggestions. I also have a pair of the Keen commuters,
which are pretty good, but my feet like the Austin pedlars better. The
good news is I have found them. They were hiding in a little used gym bag.
I have no idea how they got there!
Michael
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On Sunday, July 2, 2017 at 3:15:02 PM UTC-6, Patrick Moore wrote:
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> Speaking of discs versus calipers, I've read in more than one place that
> discs are useful on racing bikes because they stop faster and therefore let
> you go faster into a corner before you have to slow down, so that you
Hi:
My 64 cm Atlantis (SN AT1001) was stolen on 6/16 in the north central
Phoenix area from my locked garage. It was also stolen in 2009 but I
managed to get it back due to some great detective work. I posted on some
local groups and some guys were trying to sell it at one of the local bike
I planned a nIce 80 mile ride down the GAP starting from home, and it began
with 40 miles of pouring rain.
Different regions welcome the seasons differently. We have no shortage of
water. Stayed clean if not dry. Celebrated all of it though, any day I can
ride is a nice day for a ride.
Andy
Bikes are so easy to steal! I'll say it again, I hate bike thieves! May your
bike be recovered soon. Good luck
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Wow that is epic! I can't imagine riding around there with a couple fixed
cogs. It's challenging enough doing a regular unloaded ride with wide-range
gearing!
I also wish I lived in that part of the world - for the riding at least.
KJ
On Monday, July 3, 2017 at 10:31:31 PM UTC-4, christian
These are nice bikes. If it were a 58-60cm, I would consider buying a
second one.
Good luck with the sale.
Cheers,
Matt B.
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Hello
I am putting my Saluki up for sale. For details please
see: https://providence.craigslist.org/bik/6204122731.html
The bicycle is located in Rhode Island
$1500
plus shipping
TS
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"In a study of Americans ages 20-34, occupational therapists found that men
younger than 30 have significantly weaker hand grips than their counterparts in
1985 did. The same was true of women ages 20-24, according to the study
published online by the Journal of Hand Therapy a few months back."
R Gonet: I live on Pikes Peak. I generally see Columbine from 7-10k feet.
Near you, they'll be all over Estes Park or the Never Summers.
Andy: That sounds ominous. What happened?
With abandon,
Patrick
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Very nice. A different reward for a ride in July than mine on Saturday.
Andy Cheatham
Pittsburgh
On Monday, July 3, 2017 at 3:46:14 PM UTC-4, Deacon Patrick wrote:
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> In which I discover, like a tourist stepping off the bus in some unknown
> time, that it must be July because the columbine
Thanks Keith. Yeah I was a little banged up but amazingly nothing serious,
definitely lucky. I'm 90% sure the frame is fine / not bent, but guess I
won't know until I can ride it again (once I get a straight fork).
Keep the rubber side down and watch out for aggressive trees man :)
Matt
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