Three votes for don’t repaint it!
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Although not a hoody, I have found Portland Cycleware long sleeve merino
wool jerseys to be incredibly useful as a daily rider and bike commuter.
They are heavy weight wool. Don’t cause me to itch at all. Look good on the
bike or for a beer afterward. Sooo comfortable warm but never hot.
John
Where's most of your riding?
A shell as the outermost surface, like a Patagonia Houdini, keeps wind from
causing convective heat loss, staves off some wetness and you will have a
very useful item benefiting you across a wide spectrum of weather and
temperatures when you put it over a range
Hello All, It's been a while since I offered these two bags up for sale.
I'm dropping the price on both. The Medium is Blue and the Large is Olive.
Both are in good condition only used one season. These are the ones with
the non-leather bottom.
Blue Medium - $160 shipped to lower 48
Large
Looks like drop bars would be more at home on this bike. As others have
said, the Alba backsweep makes the cockpit look a bit tight. The bike would
probably handle as intended with a drop bar-type riding position too. Of
course, it really just depends on what you find comfy.
KJ
On Tuesday,
Ah dang it, that was meant to send PM. Oh well, the first one with a price went
PM to you, gimme a holler if you're interested.
Text Joe at 415 786 4623
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That's a nice bike in an amazing color with a sweet bi-plane fork for a very
fair price. Y'all step up!
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OK, apologies for tangentially-related anecdotes, but I want to name
two other companies that come close in terms of customer service and
general stand-behind-it-ness: Domke and Xtracycle.
Domke makes various camera bags here in the US. Their classics are
thick cotton canvas that aren't waterproof
For what it's worth, which may indeed be quite a bit, and forgive me if I
have already shared this story:
Patagonia went out of their way to make sure that their Torrentshell was
the last rain jacket I'll ever need.
I walked into their local retail outlet with the sole intention of handing
I like their clothing too Dave, so much so I bought 2 of the Squamish
Hoodies a few years ago in different colors, on sale of course ! They
easily make the best fitting hoods and with functional adjustments if
called for. I get the price consideration, but do it all jackets like
those
Thanks for the feedback Edwin. Kevin, it isn't exclusively for riding.
Just need it for life and I spend a lot of time being active outdoors. I
don't tend to buy new stuff often unless I get it used or thrifted so I
like to do my homework.
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I know this is not a Rivendell but it is somewhat related and influenced by
Riv.
I am posting my Crust Evasion for sale. Size is M/L or "extra medium" and
color is sunset kiss yellow/orange/pink fade. See the craigslist ad for
more info and mention this group and I'll knock off some
I was looking at these this fall:
Black diamond hybrid hoody (part wool) and first light(?) hoody
Patagonia nano air
Atom LT.
Atom LT I thought was the best. And not even the most expensive! If you can get
it 30% off at reí: good for you.
Let us know what you decide.
Edwin
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Does anyone have an XS SaddleSack they'd like to sell? I used one for years
before it got stolen, and I'd like to try one out again. The cheaper the
better, I'm afraid.
Thanks!
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The Arcteryx looks too warm for riding above freezing.
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New, and I consider it compatible with my 80 PBH..granted I have a long
torso/short leg build. This has drops on a 0° stem, it's certainly not the size
I would pick if I were doing the standard Noodles/Tallux build. It would work
with a long stem and Bosco/Choco/Billies.
Is it a new or an old Atlantis? I really like the fact that the new 53s run
a 650b wheel. Unfortunately that one is not compatible with my 80 cm PBH.
What I'd still love to find is a 50 cm Hunq, the 2016 revision with 650b
wheels...襤
On Tuesday, March 19, 2019 at 10:00:26 AM UTC-7, Joe Bernard
By the way, this rack is in excellent shape and never been wrecked. I did
purchase it last year from a list member. Steve
On Tuesday, March 19, 2019 at 11:58:40 AM UTC-5, Steve Butcher wrote:
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> Hello forum,
> I've a Clem rack including the pannier rales and SKS Novice pump that
>
HA! I'd love to, Alan, but I just spent crazy-money on a 53cm Atlantis due here
Friday. CRAZY
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Hi Greg,
I haven't noticed if the BB is chamfered. I bought the frame off craigslist
from someone in the East Bay area about 4-5 years ago, so it's possible
that it is your frame.
It's good to get this input from the group, both on the suitability of this
frame for Alba bars (at least for me),
SOLD
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Hey Joe! Now's you're chance to turn back time!
On Monday, March 18, 2019 at 4:02:24 PM UTC-7, Joe Bernard wrote:
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> Chad, we're the same height and I had a Toyo 54 AHH (wonderful bike, never
> shoulda sold it). I would definitely be on a 52 for dropbars.
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Ha.
I've ridden it a lot with the cargo fork and varying loads. the crust fork
is no joke. it holds a lot of stuff and doesnt change the handling much at
all, even at low speeds. the only time i notice the weight is when im
lifting it... then its really heavy. That said, the bike doesnt
thanks. Ill check your website.
John
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> Yes - they are in stock and shipped every day in 2 sizes 700 x 43 and 650b
> x 43 both sizes are available in Blackwall or Skinwall.
>
>
> On Mar 19, 2019, at 8:01 AM, John McBurney wrote:
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Yes - they are in stock and shipped every day in 2 sizes 700 x 43 and 650b x 43
both sizes are available in Blackwall or Skinwall.
> On Mar 19, 2019, at 8:01 AM, John McBurney wrote:
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> Are Bruce Gordon Rock and Road tires still available?
>
> John
>
> On Tue, Mar 19, 2019 at 12:30 AM Chad
All items claimed EXCEPT:
R14 Rack and Deore front derailer still available.
Thanks to all who purchased the other pieces.
Will do my best to ship everything by end of this week.
Best,
Rich in ATL
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Are Bruce Gordon Rock and Road tires still available?
John
On Tue, Mar 19, 2019 at 12:30 AM Chad wrote:
> Forgot to include the thread link.
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> https://groups.google.com/d/msg/rbw-owners-bunch/5zVJH4V2txA/r6PI3as5DAAJ
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> This is why I ended up putting the 650Bx43 (45 measured width) Rock n
I’m loving mine it’s danglin’ on my cheviot waiting for the next coffee
outside
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We need a ride report how’s the handling?
Most importantly: Does it plane?
Al in Saratoga
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If you remember the wheel size, that would be a strong clue to the frame
size. A 5-9 rider could probably ride a 56cm Atlantis or a 58cm. The 56
was the biggest frame size with 26" wheels. The 58cm was the smallest
frame size with 700C wheels. There's very little chance it's a 54.5cm, and
I know Garth. I really like it. The reviews of it are great and it is
exactly what I want. Simple, clean, and durable. And I've owned Arcteryx
stuff over the years and they are no joke about backing their products.
On Tuesday, March 19, 2019 at 5:55:26 AM UTC-5, Garth wrote:
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> Hey
did you sell the nygel smyth tweed?? If not I am inetersted
On Sat, Mar 16, 2019 at 5:00 PM Kelly wrote:
> Close to new condion - some tarnish on buckles .. 225.00 shipping included
> lower 48.
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> https://share.icloud.com/photos/0hWMEsNh5GObyJD-HtEz9HjSw#Home
> PayPal and credit cards
Look at minus33 their merino wool stuff is great for cycling and they have
different weight hoodies...
On Mon, Mar 18, 2019 at 4:06 PM Dave Grossman wrote:
> Hey Y'all,
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> I'm looking for a new spring/fall mid-weight hoody. I'd like to get
> something with some insulation, rain repellency,
Hey Dave . don't let the buts butt you from wearing what suits you.
Backcountry even has some colors for 30% off , so no excuses !
You can buy it now, or get another jacket you didn't want and pay even more
later for what you originally had in mind. It's not a consumable like a
Matt -
Very sorry to hear that. It was a good price for what looked like a pretty
decent bike.
All the best,
Kevin Lindsey
Alexandria, VA
USA
On Monday, March 18, 2019 at 10:22:43 PM UTC-4, Matt Beecher wrote:
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> It was sold to somebody that offered more than the asking price and they
>
re mark’s height, I’d say he’s about 5-9 or 5-10. I did measure his riv, center
of crank to top of seat tube once, and did not write it down, but 56cm sticks
in my mind. he and I knew little about touring bikes then and did what riv
recommended.
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