I really like my big Pelago rack which…I’d send a pic but it’s between bikes. But I’d recommend this one as well. On Apr 11, 2023, at 19:11, Keith Paugh wrote:I have a Sim Works Obento under my 139 Half basket.It has a slightly wider footprint than the other racks I researched, and has been
I have a Sim Works Obento under my 139 Half basket.It has a slightly wider footprint than the other racks I researched, and has been fantastic.Very stable & light. I’ve been really pleased.That being said, if I was going to do it again (and might do anyway), I think I’d get a Pass & Stow rack.I
Looking for this in black if possible, or something comparable if anyone
has one they're looking to off load.
Thanks!
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Thanks Nick
I haven't seen tha, but looking at it, I think it may be too small ...
the platform is 9.5" long so the 139 would hang 3.5" off the front .
Definitely keeping weight in mind and also surface area below the basket.
I suspect something both wider and longer would be best.
On Tuesday,
Have you considered a “Soma Lucas 3”? Approx. $60 I believe. Comes in black and silver. I have one and use it with a 137 and like it a lot. Might work well with a 139. Do keep the amount of weight you might want to carry (for safety) in mind though. NickSent from my iPadOn Apr 11, 2023, at
Greetings
I'm interested in racking my Wald 139 big basket and am curious what ppl
are using for a rack.
I just got an email that the basket rack is back in stock at RBW, and I'm
considering just buying it but I'm really just not onboard with spending
$288 on a front rack despite how well it's
Thanks Bones, that's an awesome photo, love it! I have no idea how you
manage to mount the bike, I'm very flexible but I don't know how I'd do it.
We hope to have another one down the line (first one has to get here
first!) but at that point maybe we could transition the older one to a
Hi, Slin - did you need to use a derailleur extender with the 13-42
cassette? If not curious how well the front 24 and rear 42 work together.
Maybe this has more to do with what a particular RD can handle/wrap.
Thanks,
Scott
On Monday, April 10, 2023 at 6:49:03 PM UTC-4 Slin wrote:
> JS -
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Hi Mike,
PM Sent,
Best regards,
Jeff Arita
Claremont, CA
On Wednesday, March 22, 2023 at 4:03:32 PM UTC-7 mike naranjo wrote:
> Hi Everyone,
>
> I realize this may be a long shot, but please let me know if you have any
> leads on a Rambouillet in a size 54 or a Bleriot in a size 55. Thank
I kept my 2003 Curt road custom hanging on the wall for several years while
I commuted on beaters; nice beaters but not Rivendells. Commuting was the
bulk of my riding. The absurdity of this led me to have Dave Porter modify
the Curt for a fixed drivetrain and use as a daily commuter. The
> On Apr 11, 2023, at 1:29 PM, JohnS wrote:
>
> Ted, nice picture of your bike and the lighthouse. Which one is that?
Thanks John! That’s Nauset light, between Eastham and Welfleet.
Ted Durant
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DavidP, Thanks for sharing that bit from Grant. Makes sense to me and seems
a little more reasonable than 'seven is good'.
Piaw, A broken frame seems a great reason to own a second bike, and this is
exactly what prompted me to add the Atlantis to my already special Hunq. My
Hunq broke once
I lived for many years with one road bike, and I think it was great. Having
fewer decisions as to which bike to ride was great, and I perversely enjoy
wearing out tires and chains at a good clip --- makes me feel like I'm a
real cyclist. I did break the frame twice, and each time it kinda sucked
Ted, nice picture of your bike and the lighthouse. Which one is that? I'll
be on the upper Cape in the beginning of July. Always enjoy the riding
there.
JohnS
On Tuesday, April 11, 2023 at 11:30:14 AM UTC-4 Ted Durant wrote:
> I realize now that I left the word "winter" in the subject line
In the March blahg, Grant revisits the idea of preservation vs use and
writes:
"For daily tasks like shopping, commuting, errands, and all-purpose
exercise, ride your favorite bicycle. A the risk of sounding self-serving,
I'd say--get more than one special bike. You probably do that, or want
I only recently started building my bike with some thought and forum
discussions of this group showed up in my Google search. I decided to join
after reading some relevant discussions and the FS email chains gave me
some confidence to buy directly from the members.
I've made only one purchase
"Twinkies, man." - Grant Peterson.
HA
On Wednesday, April 5, 2023 at 4:49:31 PM UTC-5 ttoshi wrote:
> Ha, and chatgpt thinks A Homer Hilsen: "is named after Homer Hilsen, a
> bicycling enthusiast and the founder of the Hostel Shoppe in Wisconsin."
>
> It just likes to make stuff up--legendary
No worries, that’s why I’m selling my stuff in the first place!
Cheers,
Andrew
On Tue, Apr 11, 2023 at 9:22 AM John Dewey wrote:
> Andrew, I apologize, but I was just reminded that I've spent too much
> lately on bike stuff so I'd better pass on the tires.
>
> Good price, you'll sell 'em
Thanks again for all the kind words. Please join me for CyclingSavvy
sometime. The classroom portion is via Zoom so anyone can join. The on
bike sessions are usually in Charlotte, NC. Occasionally I teach in other
locations. A friend is asking me to teach again in Key West sometime. Let
Andrew, I apologize, but I was just reminded that I've spent too much
lately on bike stuff so I'd better pass on the tires.
Good price, you'll sell 'em easily.
BEST / JD
On Tue, Apr 11, 2023 at 6:04 AM Andrew Turner
wrote:
> They're yours! I'll get those packed up now. I'll probably just use
They're yours! I'll get those packed up now. I'll probably just use a
flat-rate box so shipping will be $16. If that works for you, payment can
be sent via PayPal to andyreedturner@gmail along with shipping info.
Cheers,
Andrew
On Mon, Apr 10, 2023 at 10:46 PM John Dewey wrote:
> Andrew, I’ll
i will say any bike with a top tube as opposed to a swooping tube is not
something i’d recommend for a child carrier (if back seat is the eventual
considerat) the ability to mount goes down severely when there’s a live
being back there. unless you’re doing yoga and stretching regularly i’m
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