That's a beautiful bike, and I know that exact spot. You did quite a ride!
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Nick:
I have the same racks on a Soma Saga. Yes, they’re overkill, but I also don’t
have the heart to remove them. The front one basically holds the headlight in
place, which is over-engineering to the Nth degree.
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> On Jul 8,
Justin,
someone beat you to the last linen ones.
Will probably do another run later this year. Might be weirder though.
Thanks
Tarik
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> On Jul 9, 2018, at 3:44 AM, Justin, Oakland wrote:
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> I was responding to Tarik. Thanks.
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> Justin
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Relevate seems hard to beat:
http://bikepacker.com/revelate-designs-mountain-feedbag/
On Sunday, July 8, 2018 at 5:50:20 PM UTC-7, eflayer wrote:
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> wondering if one of our listeners might have one in the parts bin?
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Did YOU buy that tres bitchin Riv Road that Chris was selling?
If you are that person, I want to thank you from the bottom of my savings
account. I vacillated between the Logical (buy it now, idiot) and the
Reasonable (my friend Logical is right), and waited one day too long. What
a great
Randi Jo Fab makes a Pocket Tender (feed bag)...one handed opening, cool
colors. Plus her and her family are cool.
https://www.randijofab.com/collections/bags/products/pocket-tender-aka-bartender-with-a-pocket?variant=4085073674269
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I just saw the Jandd one today and it looks pretty close...and more
affordable. My intention is for an on-bike camera bag and I think the
Relevate one-handed opening and closing feature may be the x factor for me.
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> wondering if one
I was responding to Tarik. Thanks.
Justin
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Have you or has anyone checked out the Jandd version of this? They are pretty
affordable.
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Thanks for the write-up and photos! I was just at the Green Lizard a few
hours ago (it's my local bike shop). Yes, the W is a great trail to have
nearby. It was my primary commuting route for about 7 years, so I've seen
it in all seasons, all weather. I haven't yet done the W + C loop
(about
First of all, sorry for the poor quality, low-light pics..they make the
bars look grungier than they actually are. I can take better pics if you're
interested.
- Cro-mo Dullbrite Bosco 55cm handlebars
- 10cm Tallux stem (25.4)
- Shimano Mountain Brake levers
- Meisha's Portugese
wondering if one of our listeners might have one in the parts bin?
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Am I the only one who had to read the whole thread to figure out what we
were talking about?
On Sat, Jul 7, 2018, 9:57 AM Lum Gim Fong wrote:
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> asking the Randi fans here:
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> So I am 23" head size measurement on the
I got the Large linen natural.
Whats the plaid look like?
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I have a 52 heat treated NITTO aluminum Bosco for sale. PM if interested.
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I would probably go for a large 23-24. I do have an xl plaid wool if anyone has
a large head and looking for one. I can send a pic.
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I know sand like you know snow, Patrick. Grin. So I’ve no idea how to answer
your question. And snow dept varies depending on density and age and freeze
thaw cycles, all of which can vary every foot or two on a trail. But my 20 mile
staple ride in snow in winter is like a 40 mile ride in
Thanks. All this is grist for the mental mill. I realized after reading
your reply that my interest in comparing different crank lengths implies
the ability to use different gear ratios, so at least your reply cleared
that up. But with multiple sprockets, I think that certain lengths may be
better
https://www.randijofab.com/collections/caps/products/linen-cap?variant=44545128522
All the colors of the rainbow.
Those look nice. I'll have to keep Randi Jo in mind when my present stock
wears out; rotating so many, I get several years' use out of each.
On Sun, Jul 8, 2018 at 5:33 PM, Justin,
I don’t see any linen ones sadly!
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I just tested out my wife's 55 Bosco Bars on my Joe. I think this is the way to
go for me. I was curious if anyone had an extra pair of 58 Boscos they were
looking to sell.
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Thanks for the info.
Ranji Jo Linen, natural, large it is.
The wide brim and more normal look of the cap appeals to me.
Hopefully it will work out great.
Right now I only have an Ibex wool cap. It is fantastic in cold weather and
heat so far.
But I think I will like the Ranjo Jo as it appears
Hey Patrick,
Others have more years experience with fixed gear trail riding than I do, so
you may want to widen your question to include them?
Short answer: Ride whatchagot. It’ll learn ya whatchlike. I’ve gone middle
(173), down from 175 SS. Too long by fixed recommendations, but my long legs
Drew: I was tempted at $90, and that's a very good price for these in good
condition, but I have overspent my bike budget and ought to cut back. Also,
I don't want to insult you or offend you by a too lowball offer, but just
in case you are very eager to get rid of the Jandds: I can justify $75
Updates and an invitation for offers.
Jetboil flash- new/never used. Some dust from sitting. Comes with everything
you see. I never learned how to use these. 70$ shipped
Hammock- small, lightweight hammock. Suspension system attached. I’ve slept in
it a few times. Easy way to try out
Jim, that looks like the Many Things Cage/straps from King Cage:
http://kingcage.com/index.php?products=yes
With abandon,
Patrick
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Patrick: You've gained a lot more fixed gear experience in dirt/rough/high
torque conditions than I have -- almost all my fixed riding has been on
pavement, apart from a brief trial with a fixed mountain bike some 10 years
ago.
Questions: What crank length do you favor?
Do you find that a longer
Tell me about it!! And where? I had everything so organized but then have
to move stuff around to get thru TSA. Front panniers will be carry on so
have to make sure nothing essential in there that TSA won't like. I sort
of knew where I wanted everything when riding but now I'll have to
+1 to Neubams bar tape and safety triangles. I’ve given out a few triangles to
folks I see regularly walking the backroads of Woodland Park where there are no
sidewalks. Especially in the dark of winter it is hard to see someone and her
walker bundled in a black coat. Of course, I never see
Everything’s tidy and compact and ready to go! Now you just have the challenge
of “Did I really pack x and y? I KNOW I packed z. Didn’t I? Oh, and I meant to
take out q and r. Did I?” Sardonic grin. Then, at camp, the explosion that
happens and how much space all that compact stuff ends up
Aye, though with other emails as I interact with the group via web. “Mark as
not junk” took care of it. I presume they tightened their algorithm.
With abandon,
Patrick
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Yep, mine went to junk on gmail at first. I had to white list Riv so I
would receive them.
On Sunday, July 8, 2018 at 9:49:07 AM UTC-4, Eric Norris wrote:
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> I’ve recently noticed that Apple’s Mail apps (on computer and mobile
> devices) has recently started sending many (most?) messages from
I’ve recently noticed that Apple’s Mail apps (on computer and mobile devices)
has recently started sending many (most?) messages from this list to a Junk
folder. Ads about stuff for sale seem to be especially affected—the original
post goes to junk, but the replies to the list come through.
The Banana Sax has been spoken for.
On Friday, July 6, 2018 at 8:39:04 PM UTC-5, Steve Butcher wrote:
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> By the way, this is the Rivendell Sackville Banana Sax which I'm offering
> for sale.
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> On Friday, July 6, 2018 at 7:31:34 PM UTC-5, Steve Butcher wrote:
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>> I've decided to start
I think it is better to size up with the stock sizes of Randi Jo caps if you
are right on the limits. Caps never seem to get larger with time. They stay
true to size trough careful hand washing or will shrink a tiny bit over time
washing in the cold/wool/delicate cycle, or a fair bit if you
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