Sorry. Left out the link:
http://boulderbicycle.bike/Gipiemme-Quick-Release-Skewer-NOS-6sp-very-nice-quality-need-old-lube-cleaned-out.html
CZ
On Sunday, June 14, 2020 at 10:47:28 AM UTC-7, Patrick Moore wrote:
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> I'm looking for a quality, silver, and pretty skewer that will clamp hard
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Hi Patrick -
I was presented with a similar problem when I got a new rear wheel for my
Quickbeam. I got a NOS Campy skewer. The threads allow me to clamp my wheel
very tightly in the beefy dropouts of the Quickbeam. I got mine from
Boulder Bicycle. They appear to be out of Campy skewers - but
If I were to repaint my Coleman Green Quickbeam, it would be in metallic dark
dark gray, with no decals.
Philip
Santa Rosa, CA
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Thanks, Aaron. You can see the cages with the big water bottles (3) 64oz,
(1) 28 oz. in these two posts.
https://deaconpatrick.org/three-days-three-states-three-countries-by-beorn-the-bikepacking-wonder
and
https://deaconpatrick.org/two-midsummer-nights-dream-bikepacking-pikes-peak
With
I love it, Deacon. Looks very comfortable.
Also love 4 bottle cages!
Thanks for posting.
Best,
Aaron
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Bump!
Price drop $2300 shipped.
Thanks for the interest and patience regarding pics.
Really feel free to make any offer; happy to discount for a list member who
would truly enjoy this small steed and use it for many many rides!
Ryan
West Michigan
(616)928-4226
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To add more specifics to answer your question:
- a 100-200 mm telephoto lens (minimum) and tripod go a long way to making
fruitful a wait in a well chosen hide. These are, of course, unwieldy and
impractical for impromptu shots on a bike. Grin.
- Short the above, an inexpensive point and shoot
That was fast.
Thanks, Tom!
PM sent.
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A bit over a year ago, I received my Gus Boots Willsen prototype. Grant
designed GBW with Bosco bars in mind: upright riding with high, close bars.
Riding single track this upright on good, solid geometry is transformative, and
I loved this aspect of the Bosco bars it came with; I just switched
Velo Orange's Cigne stem arrived and today was my first ride with it.
Wonderful! Grant designed GBW with Bosco bars in mind, and that is what my
prototype arrived with. To ride single track this upright on good, solid
geometry is transformative. I'll post more on this, as this deserves its
own
Hours of patience or dumb luck, neither of which guarantee results other
than photos that look like proof of bigfoot, which is to say and
indiscernable blob. That is why I prefer to hunt flowers and trees and snow
and rain and landscapes. I'm fat and lazy. Grin. I see bald and goalden
eagles,
I own a brg Bob Jackson w gold lug lining.
I like green bikes and BRG especially, but imo lug lining detracts from the
beauty of the lugs. I'd like the bike much more if it was a more simple paint
job.
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snowy have yellow feet, great have black feet.
On Sunday, June 14, 2020 at 1:55:37 PM UTC-7, Patrick Moore wrote:
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> On the last 2 rides or so around our acequia trails, I've started
> brilliantly white, medium-sized birds up from the irrigation ditches, a
> type I've not seen before this
Not sure about New Mexico Patrick but there are two common species of Egrets
here.
The Snowy and the Greater.
The greater are a bit smaller than the Great Blue Herons you are seeing.
It sounds like you saw a Snowy.
Ray
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Lovely. Thank you for turning your mind, eye, and lens to the beautiful. And
sharing.
- Max “...” in A2
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Who better than Saint Theresa the Little Flower of Lisieux and her “little way”
from “The Story of a Soul” to accompany us through the meadows of the Highland
Cathedral?
https://deaconpatrick.org/touring-the-highland-cathedrals-flowers-with-the-little-flower-of-lisieux
With abandon,
Patrick
I haven't done any modifications but I might someday consider having my 54
cm Hunqapillar (700c) converted to 650B. Even with the large BB drop, 60
mm tires would give a good BB height. I've decided that 700c x 50 or
bigger tires are just too cumbersome for the riding I do.
I could do disc
I have one that I decided not to use when I built my frame at Doug Fattic's
school.
Say $8 via PayPal Friends and Family.
Tom Norton
Chardon, Ohio
tnorton...@gmail.com
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Title says it pretty much. Looking for a Surly (rear) Cable hanger! I have
an old Dia Compe style, but the aperture is too small for the female end of
the seatpost binder bolt.
Also still looking for an American Classic seatpost upper/lower clamp
assembly and bolts. If you have a beat looking
I commonly see hawks and owls on my rides and I have seen ospreys before. My commute used to be on trails and when winter came and my commute home started at dusk I would often stir up owls and hawks from their perches on trail markers and would get to ride with them just off of my shoulder for
Patrick - when I want to identify a bird and other birds similar to it I
use this website https://www.allaboutbirds.org/news/ It's an excellent
collection and it allows you to search by taxonomy as well as other keys.
BTW, I'm curious to know whether those who live in those desert climates
Nice! I used to ride from the Poway side out to the lakes and back. Nice area.
Robert Tilley
San Diego, CA
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At the Nutmeg Nor’Easter a few years ago, I saw a guy with a disc-equipped
Atlantis. He looked like he was having an excellent time on it.
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I have a hunqapillar green atlantis with a disc fork. i've definitely seen
some more modified bikes than mine though.
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One of the things I like about Rivendell is their encouragement of
individualized setups. What are some examples of permanently modified Riv bikes
that you all have had, or ridden, or seen? I can think of a few examples.
Anyone have disc tabs on an Atlantis or Appaloosa?
Anyone weld on a
Robert, yes, that runs from Santee Lakes up to Sycamore Canyon. It is my
understanding from someone who grew up in Santee that they used to run wild in
there but then the marines cracked down on it.
Bill S
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Thanks all for being such a great sounding board!
I reached out to the painters about British Racing Green options (single color
paint job - no cream head tube). I’m open to a subtle metallic version. I also
asked for a quote on gold lug lining. More soon.
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I'm looking for a quality, silver, and pretty skewer that will clamp hard
enough to long, (thickish) plate dropouts to hold the axle in place under
the immense torque of my pedaling.
I believe (be sure to correct me if I am wrong) that 126 mm OL skewers will
work fine, and I would love to have an
Steve
Ohhh, I see, I was thinking of the round struts. You used flat ones.
Yes, they would be thinner than 1/8" plate.
John Hawrylak
Woodstown NJ
On Sunday, June 14, 2020 at 12:04:26 PM UTC-4, Steven Sweedler wrote:
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> John, here is the lowrider with the struts attached that I used on my
Steve
Can you provide a picture of the strutted mounting??? It seems the struts
would be very short. Or do you mount the strut to the rack like the strut
to Mark's rack with a drawbolt ??
John Hawrylak
Woodstown NJ
On Sunday, June 14, 2020 at 11:18:00 AM UTC-4, Steven Sweedler wrote:
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I’ve adapted the BG lowriders to several different forks, I usually use
pieces of rack struts, my lbs always seems to have far more of these than
they want, and they are very handy for this sort of thing. Steve
On Sun, Jun 14, 2020 at 11:11 AM Bill Schairer wrote:
> John,
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> The steel used is
John,
The steel used is 1/2 inch by .14 inch because that is what I had on hand.
I suspect a lighter solution would work, aluminum maybe? I believe my
Atlantis is a Waterford bike. No spacers were required for either bike. I
don’t think it matters if braze-ons are above or below. On the
The only experience I've had with tubulars are on a cyclocross bike and I
thought they were the bomb. I did not like gluing them and felt the hassle
of that was too much for me, but I felt they rode pretty nicely on a
cyclocross course. I'm tubeless now when I can, except on the road. I've
Awesome. Thank you!
On Sunday, 14 June 2020 04:23:26 UTC-7, Peter White wrote:
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> Polarity only matters between the headlight and the taillight. So use the
> red and blue wires to connect to the taillight. The taillight must be a
> Supernova brand. Use the two black wires to connect to the hub
Bill
Looks like a great solution and it would seem to work if the fork brazeons
were below the rack mounting point, e.g., a BG rack on a fork with 165mm
brazeon spacing.
Is the 1st picture the MIT Atlantis?? If so, it clearly shows the
braze-ons mounted higher on the fork than most racks
Jason,
Which bars are you using on your Clem?
Doug Hansford
On Sunday, June 14, 2020 at 1:48:29 AM UTC-4, Jason Fuller wrote:
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> Puttered around on the Clem for a bit this afternoon - can't say I aired
> any of these jumps!
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Getting air on a Clem would be a feat indeed! That green is the best color
for a Clem I think, with Grilver a close second. I'm enjoying all of these
posts.
Doug Hansford
On Sunday, June 14, 2020 at 1:48:29 AM UTC-4, Jason Fuller wrote:
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> Puttered around on the Clem for a bit this afternoon -
Bark brown looks great on a bike, and would accentuate the gold and cream
bat-wing decals nicely. +1 regarding no contrasting headtube.
On Saturday, June 13, 2020 at 10:36:22 AM UTC-4, Birdman wrote:
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> Hey Bunch,
>
> The bottom bracket shell replacement on my Quickbeam is going well and
Polarity only matters between the headlight and the taillight. So use the
red and blue wires to connect to the taillight. The taillight must be a
Supernova brand. Use the two black wires to connect to the hub dynamo.
Peter White
On Sat, Jun 13, 2020 at 8:10 PM Paul M wrote:
> Anybody know the
Purple or Robbins Egg blue would be my choice.
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And I will add - adding to what Bill said about what I said - that in the end
we are just sounding boards. It's YOUR bike and you get to paint it YOUR color.
My friend I said was my sounding board, the one I badgered for months and we
discussed a bunch of different ideas? At the last minute I
Well, while I can (likely) do this (pending checking out the process to put
pics here) I can also say that the bikes that fit me are nothing like this
bike in geometry/layout...so that's possibly unhelpful?
This is a 19" RockCombo, and I ride an 18" MB-1 and a 53cm Atlantis. My
MB-1 is set up
When I think "Quickbeam" I think metallic silver. When I think "Quickbeam,
but the other color" then I think orange.
Bill Lindsay
El Cerrito, CA
On Saturday, June 13, 2020 at 8:48:55 PM UTC-7, Joe Bernard wrote:
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> But green kills on a Quickbeam. It's almost *supposed* to be that color.
Pictures of the target bike is step 1
Photos of the bike(s) that actually fit you is step 2
Looking forward to it...
Bill Lindsay
El Cerrito, CA
On Saturday, June 13, 2020 at 10:02:31 PM UTC-7, Lucky wrote:
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> Greetings all, allow me to introduce myself as I never really have, but
> now I need
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