Sorry for knocking this thread off it's original purpose but I've got to
get something straight:
I realized after all my creepy stories put you on edge that I should
point out these events occurred over a period of 30 years, roughly 1978 to
2008. And most of them well before Tucson
I’ve got some turquoise carsick panniers I’d be happy to sell if you’re
interested. They’re in very good shape, I just don’t use em much. Thanks!
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Looking for new/used Carsick Design pannier grey. Please message me with any
information on one for sale, thank you.
Jonathan
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The facts: I bought this bike on impulse because I’ve wanted one for years and
the opportunity presented itself. Right from the start I was hesitant about the
narrow stock bar and tried a few different ones, but it’s made for the
Specialized BB-1 that’s on it, so it’s all back together again.
Tuxedo Sam (black with cream accents, kind of like a fresh-poured Guinness).
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Wow! Beautiful bike. Beautiful photos.
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Ginz:
I use a Duo on my Atlantis, so probably close to the same width fork. I
have to use spacers, and Rivendell has them:
https://www.rivbike.com/collections/racks/products/rack-hardware-thick-washer-spacer-each
Currently out of stock, they list the dimensions if you can find an
alternate
I bought this new at the 1994 Bridgestone/BOB fire sale, and haven't really
ridden it in about 15 years, so it's time for someone else to enjoy it.
Photos and details
at
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1tPdNV1WoLh4rE4L7bCpzNd2P-dmfRARaqOOSNLvESr4/edit?usp=sharing
Please read very
Orange coupled Curtlo. Not sure how this shows up on computer monitors but
here you go:
https://photos.app.goo.gl/9mvb6zsAfCk2XhDR7
On Thursday, June 25, 2020 at 10:23:40 AM UTC-7, Patrick Moore wrote:
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> The photo shows the old Libertas 531 frame that Chauncey just took for
> refurbishment:
Bosco’s currently on eBay. https://www.ebay.com/itm/193554637604
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Eddie,
Could you post a pic of your bike in Brentwood Orange powder coat?
Evan
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No relation to the seller:
https://fortcollins.craigslist.org/bik/d/laramie-rivendell-glorius/7154043310.html
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Ah, I thought it was a 650b model . Thanks again
On Mon, Jul 6, 2020 at 4:19 PM Ash wrote:
> Joel, During the few months I owned the Atlantis I had done many around
> the town rides and a few half-day trips (30-40 miles). It was very
> comfortable thanks to the upright friendly design
Joel, During the few months I owned the Atlantis I had done many around
the town rides and a few half-day trips (30-40 miles). It was very
comfortable thanks to the upright friendly design plus the longer
wheelbase. It was a bit more noble compared to 51 Appa. Likely because
of 26"
If I were you I'd be w-a-a-a-y more concerned about being shot at, hit with
2x4's, surprised by drug smugglers, etc. than the kinds of things that
might occur in biking accidents like Andy's talking about. At least you
have *some* control over avoiding/preventing the latter.
On Monday, July
Hi Folks,
Has anyone fit a Tubus Duo on a Hunqapillar 26" fork or similar? All the
eyelets and hourglass bosses are in the right place but some spacers would
be required. Otherwise, the flanges on the rack push against the fork blade
and could marr or "crush" the tubes. I would estimate the
Thank you, Andy, good reminder. I will update my First Aid certificate when
I can.
EricF
Riding again in Vancouver
On Mon, 6 Jul 2020 at 04:48, ascpgh wrote:
> My long rides usually pass through small communities enough that I can
> procure/consume food and drink to augment my provided basics.
Thanks Gonzalez. I always ride with gloves too.
On Mon, Jul 6, 2020 at 9:12 AM Ginz wrote:
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> I would not say the cork grips add comfort. In fact, I've found the
> "real" cork ones to be less shaped and comfortable than the cheaper
> "chopped and formed" ones than are available everywhere.
Nitto S65 seatpost. No need to elaborate as everyone here I am sure knows
it well. 27.2 X 250 size. It's in really good shape. Some minor wear from
insertion but not very much. $60 shipped in the USA.
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Think I'll sell all my bikes and take up knitting.
Craig in Tucson
On Monday, July 6, 2020 at 4:48:43 AM UTC-7, ascpgh wrote:
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> My long rides usually pass through small communities enough that I can
> procure/consume food and drink to augment my provided basics. most of my
> kit is for
Bump on tires. Make me an offer.
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wish that was a 60cm, C-T with a 58cm top tube...oh well. Good luck!
On Sunday, July 5, 2020 at 8:39:51 PM UTC-4, Paul Brodek wrote:
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> Kellog Spectrum Road: $950 pickup/drop-off
>
> I'm gonna try to clear a few hooks and made some space, spin off a
> couple/few steeds that don't get out
I would not say the cork grips add comfort. In fact, I've found the "real"
cork ones to be less shaped and comfortable than the cheaper "chopped and
formed" ones than are available everywhere. And I never ever ride them
without gloves for grip.
As others have said, ESI silicone grips and
my Curtlo coupled travel bike is powdered in Brentwood Orange. A little
sparkle and I never get tired of it:
https://www.prismaticpowders.com/shop/powder-coating-colors/PMB-0964/brentwood-orange
On Thursday, June 25, 2020 at 10:23:40 AM UTC-7, Patrick Moore wrote:
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> The photo shows the old
My long rides usually pass through small communities enough that I can
procure/consume food and drink to augment my provided basics. most of my
kit is for maintenance of the bike and contingent support of the rider.
Flats, wet weather, dry chain, unexpected delays anticipated but also are
BTW, are they opened on both sides, I could not tell from the website. I
use barend shifters.
On Mon, Jul 6, 2020 at 7:31 AM Joel Stern wrote:
> Thanks Josh, good info.
>
> On Mon, Jul 6, 2020 at 1:53 AM DeeterDeeter
> wrote:
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>> Hey Joel,
>>
>> Josh in Corona, Queens over here.
>>
>> They
Thanks Josh, good info.
On Mon, Jul 6, 2020 at 1:53 AM DeeterDeeter wrote:
> Hey Joel,
>
> Josh in Corona, Queens over here.
>
> They look fantastic. Feel fine. Not too grippy, though.
> I had an accident last summer which might've (and I mean MAYBE MAYBE) been
> avoided if my shellac'd cork
Last year I ordered my wife a frame from the Carbonda factory in China, and
specified Pantone Orange 021 C as the colour I wanted the frame painted.
This is the frame:
My habit with new frames is to chase and face the BB shell, and ream the
head tube and fork crown to ensure that everything is properly square.
Bottom bracket shell and head tube were no problem, I removed the BB and
knocked out the headset cups However, the Appaloosa fork crown is fatter
fore
Hayabusa (Peregrine Falcon) is used by Suzuki for one of the fastest
motorcycles in production.
IanA
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