Bike is boxed and ready to ship. Bike will ship from north of Atlanta, GA
zip code 30040. The bike was packed by a local REI in the original box the
Gus came in and the dimensions are 61 x 11 x 36 and I am guessing somewhere
b/t 45-50 lbs. So w/ the zip and box dimensions you should be able
This by the way, but here in usually very dry ABQ, NM it has been raining
off and on for a few days and the humidity during my afternoon ride was
over 70% which mean that 45*F + wind felt much colder than at 35%. But a
wool jersey + a wool + nylon cycling jacket kept me over-warm (those wool +
Interested. Replied off-list.
-Danny
On Tue, Mar 21, 2023 at 4:01 PM John Dewey wrote:
> I've got a new pair of PAUL center pull brakes that I'd like to trade for
> or sell.
>
> If you're interested in buying—$200 for the pair (these are sold for $200
> ea.)
>
> Or if you have some Grand Cru
Whoops, mean to add that I've never experimented with neoprene on a bike,
it is curious thing and I wonder about the ability to be warm at the 30
degree rains. I've done some scuba diving and there were special tricks to
keep yourself feeling warm, namely peeing in your wetsuit... There was
Acclimation is a big help. Coming out of winter in Wisconsin (gets to -20
F), a 30-40 degree rainy commute this time of year is not as bad as it is
in the fall. I recommend cold showers to get used to the feeling ;).
You should have something on the outside to at least block the wind. This
I've got a new pair of PAUL center pull brakes that I'd like to trade for
or sell.
If you're interested in buying—$200 for the pair (these are sold for $200
ea.)
Or if you have some Grand Cru 610s in similar 'as new' condition, and you'd
like to trade for PAUL that would be great.
It's OK to
PSA 64 Clem L: https://www.pinkbike.com/buysell/3583716/
On Friday, March 17, 2023 at 10:46:50 PM UTC-4 Drew Henson wrote:
> Yep - I totally get what y'all are saying and I'm not sure why I posted
> here versus a separate thread. I was laid up with a head cold today and I
> blame the
If you want the fancy
stuff: https://austeremanufacturing.com/collections/all-products these are
gorgeous but I agree that voile straps get the job done
Max
On Tuesday, March 21, 2023 at 11:33:22 AM UTC-4 bmfo...@gmail.com wrote:
> +whatever for Voile straps. The itty bitty ones are great for
That is a great idea. The rain/air would exchange heat far less than the
ocean, so I would imagine that even if you are wet underneath that you
would remain quite toasty.
Toshi
On Mon, Mar 20, 2023 at 8:32 PM Jason Fuller wrote:
> That's interesting, I might give some a shot this spring. I
Hi Jason, sent you a pm yesterday about your Clem.
On Saturday, March 18, 2023 at 8:26:01 PM UTC-4 Jason D wrote:
> Haha yes indeed - thanks Joe!
>
> On Saturday, March 18, 2023 at 2:52:05 PM UTC-4 rmro...@gmail.com wrote:
>
>> Beautiful bike & I know that spot.
>>
>> Sent from my iPhone
>>
>>
I think my biggest limitation for standing while climbing is not the bar
position, but how far forward I can lean my body before running into the
stem. On my Cheviot, I have Albastache bars and I lean forward to the point
where my body hits my bell mounted on the stem, but it's just enough space
To agree and be get a bit more specific, when it comes to Shimano trigger
(aka "RapidFire") shifters, 7-9 speeds is the sweet spot for
interchangeability between shifters and derailleurs. I've got one bike
shifting a 9spd cassette with 9spd shifters and a 7spd derailleur, and
another doing the
+whatever for Voile straps. The itty bitty ones are great for attaching
bags to bars and saddles, and the long ones are great for just about
anything.
On Tuesday, March 21, 2023 at 5:50:32 AM UTC-5 E. Ricky Creek wrote:
> John's straps are the same as the classic Arno straps. If you don't need
Awesome, this is the answer I was hoping for. Thanks JJ!
On Tue, Mar 21, 2023 at 10:16 AM J J wrote:
> Hi Justin. You can definitely mix and match. You can use pretty much any
> Shimano trigger shifter with any Shimano rear derailleur as long as the
> number of shifter speeds corresponds to the
Hi Justin. You can definitely mix and match. You can use pretty much any
Shimano trigger shifter with any Shimano rear derailleur as long as the
number of shifter speeds corresponds to the number of cassette gears. There
are a few exceptions, like vintage Shimano or too low or too high number
I've always used friction shifters but am thinking about putting a trigger
shifter on a new cargo bike build. So apologies in advance if this is a
stupid question, but...Do you have to use the corresponding rear
derailleur/groupset for a particular shifter? Or can you mix and match?
For
This is a pair of RAL EX Loader panniers. The bright pink is no longer
available, which may or may not be a good thing, depending on your taste.
These can mount front or rear.
Here's a link to the production description:
Paul in Dallas, judging from trees and grasses in your photo, Texas seems
to be in spring already.
Josia, that looks like a tough ride! Your Gus must be a perfect bike for
such conditions. Good luck finding your ideal setup.
Richard, another Gus photo on snow! It should be a fun bike to ride
Pm sent
Ray
On Friday, March 17, 2023 at 11:51:25 AM UTC-7 andyree...@gmail.com wrote:
> Hello group,
> If anyone has a Ruthworks Storm Series Micah or Brevet handlebar bag
> they'd like to sell, I'd gladly buy!
>
> Cheers,
> Andrew
> Franklin TN
>
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John's straps are the same as the classic Arno straps. If you don't need
the rainbow version, you can get them in black for cheap by the pair at
scamazon or wherever. I used to be able to get them at my Ace Hardware.
https://www.coghlans.com/arno-straps-24-7-2-pack-8424
On Tuesday, March
This is super helpful, thanks for sending! I would def prefer the
Crumbworks bar but as you mentioned they’re hard/impossible to find right
now. I’m second guessing myself on the Mushmans bc I want more backsweep.
These pics really helped thanks again!
On Mon, Mar 20, 2023 at 10:36 PM Jason
The Captain Hook net from Riv is very nice, too. +3 for Voilé straps!
On Monday, March 20, 2023 at 10:05:51 PM UTC-7 Robert Tilley wrote:
> I use Rok Straps a lot on my cargo bike to secure loads. They stretch
> nicely and cinch down securely. I’ve never had one slip. They come in a
> variety
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