I'm sorry, but we've had a power outage here in Kentucky for a one to two
weeks (ice storm). Maybe this has been discussed before but has anyone else
noticed that more and more Velo Orange bikes are appearing on this site? I own
a
Rambouillet, Quickbeam, and Hilsen and, while I love all
No, neither, just worn after back to back 6,000 rough miles and I want to
have it repainted and can afford another bike while Joe Bell takes forever
to
repaint it.
Bill
In a message dated 2/7/2009 9:27:42 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
dfal...@charter.net writes:
I have to wonder why, if
Colin,
Here in Kentucky, I never change gears on the Quickbeam. While it's hard
to find a flat road, most of the hills are short enough that it would not be
worth my while to shift at the bottom and again at the top.
While we do have enough hills that require a bike with a triple, I
My last post made me think. I came over to steel lugged Rivendells from
riding a LItespeed Vortex ( the one Lance used, painted as an Eddie Merx,
while
riding for Motorola), and, while I still love and ride the Litespeed, I never
felt the need to give it a name as I've done with Homer,
That would be _www.aircaddy.com_ (http://www.aircaddy.com) . I used them
this summer and it was a very positive experience. I believed they charged me
$99 and they say the box will last for about 3 round trips. At that point, a
replacement box costs $39.
What's really nice is that you
Jim,
I agree in part. Taking the bike to your local bike shop to pack works
well. They have the boxes, protective packing material ,and the experience to
pack you bike and get it to your destination safely. They're going to do it
right because they have a relationship with you. The
Scott,
Try cleaning the rails where they're connected to the seat post. It
worked for me.
Bill
Louisville, Ky
In a message dated 11/25/2008 7:43:27 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I have a Brooks B17 (my first Brooks) with 2000 miles on my AHH, and
it makes a
So, while everyone has a slightly different method, Scott, that may or may
not work, you'd cover all of the bases if you turn the bike upside down and
spray some oil all over the seat, rails, and seat post. Hey, you're a guy -
you
can fix anything with a little WD-40 and duct tape.
Bill
If I ever start using them, my loved ones have permission to shoot me.
Bill
In a message dated 11/25/2008 9:29:36 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Patrick do I really need to use those damned emoticons? Moore,
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