Will you accept $35 for your Nitto Dirtdrop Stem MT10 80x25.4?
Pls contact me offline.
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I plan on doing a ride around the area in July with a local cycling club. This
is the 20th year for them and you can look at there past routes on line also.
The ride is called RideIdaho.org
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Thanks Ed. Valuable feedback.
Justin, I was going to use some Tektro RL200s I have laying aroun. I also
have some 340s but those are currently on my QB. I am going barcon
friction.
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So I finally got a Roadini frameset! I have most everything I will need
for the build except for a stem and bars. I would love some
recommendations from you "Roadies" on bars and a stem. I went with a 61 on
the Roadini even though I am at the bottom end of sizing and I don't want
to be very
Should have kept my Nitto Dirtdrop stem, but I sold it. Now I need another.
Either 8 cm or 10 cm reach will work. Please contact me off list.
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39 here with a lumbar surgery behind my back (pun intended).
If it wasn't for Riv and the Riv paradigm, I wouldn't be riding much. I've
given up my dreams of riding light and fast bikes for being comfortable all
day in almost all situations. And they do that for sure.
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Saddlesack, so capacity-wise it didn't matter.
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SOLD
On Sunday, December 9, 2018 at 4:38:35 PM UTC-6, Dave Grossman wrote:
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> Hey Friends,
>
> I've had this hanging in the closest for a long while and never worn it.
> I have a different Shak in a large (from Pedros) that I wear all the time
> and this one just has never
Hey Friends,
I've had this hanging in the closest for a long while and never worn it. I
have a different Shak in a large (from Pedros) that I wear all the time and
this one just has never seen use. I love Ibex and lament their closing up
as I have their knicker bibs and a couple of jerseys.
Going by memory here, but I recall the description saying the volume was in
the low-30 liters, like 30 to 32 liters.
Dave
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>> Santa Rosa, CA
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>> On Thursday, December 6, 2018 at 9:15:11 AM UTC-8, Eric Daume wrote:
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>>> $2000 seems pretty ambitious.
>>>
>>> On Thursday, December 6, 2018, Dave Grossman wrote:
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>>>>
I always try to leave the chain a link or two long on my single speeds. It
helps for getting the wheel out and for alignment. A tensioner like you
are using helps take care of the rest. I just set the wheel at the front
of the dropout (slammed) and add a couple of links.
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Thanks Cody. I've passed a few on to my bud. I didn't realize they fetch
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> Compare this to the Mongolian kids hopping on little horses at two or
> three years old. My kid has been fencing since he was 7, so he's at least
> got some awareness of pointy tools. Plus we cook together in the kitchen,
> and have done some basic bicycle repairs. *I wish my dad had
Bigger question is, red or green chile sauce?
On Sunday, December 2, 2018 at 3:18:36 PM UTC-6, Patrick Moore wrote:
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> Early for Albuquerque. This is right in the river valley, where we got
> only 1" or so; this photo on the way to church. When I rode in at 9 am, the
> streets were puddled but
Just wanted to say how great this group is. In the past weeks I had some great
correspondence with members over the Roadeo and Roadini, bought a Roadini off a
member, sold a Flannel to a member, and had a member send me a canti brake
spring free of charge. It is great to be in a community of
Looking for a QB for a good friend. He’d prefer a 62 but willing to take a 60
as well. Framset preferred but complete is ok too. Let me know!
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SOLD! Thanks Jon.
On Tuesday, November 27, 2018 at 12:32:09 PM UTC-6, Jon BALER wrote:
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> I'll take it. Will PM when I get back to my desk.
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Dropped to $40 shipped
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Hey y'all,
I've lost a fair bit of dad bod the past few years (in the EBDJ vein) and
this is a leftover that I didn't want to get rid of but it is just too big
on me now.
It is an Eddie Bauer Wool Flannel Shirt Jacket. It has snaps, 5 pockets
(sleeve pocket!), is 80% wool, and is a great
I have one of these from Chrome that I wear under a helmet and love. If
the Canadian Beanies are sold out, could be a good option.
I also have an XL-XXL head and it fits great.
https://www.chromeindustries.com/product/merino-beanie/AP-373.html
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Anyone have a spare left handed spring for a set of Tektro CR720s in their
parts bin? I seem to have one backwards spring. If you have one I can
send you a pic of what I need. I'd like to avoid buying an extra set of
brakes for a spring, but I might have to.
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Thought I had found one but haven't heard back in a bit. Looking
exclusively for a 61cm Roadeo at this point.
On Thursday, November 1, 2018 at 4:33:50 PM UTC-5, Dave Grossman wrote:
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> I have not yet. I dropped you a PM though.
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hills though. I
installed a new SS cable and a 11" final cable housing and cleaned and lubed
the Shimano Altus RD, but the problem persists. I suspect it's related to long
cable travel. Suggestions?
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somehow I'll find a way to achieve thatand could this be it? I'll give
it a shot.
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I agree with you in theory, but: 1) I don't like the looks of the ones I've
seen, and 2) they're more expensive than a stem/riser combo, especially if
you need more than one stem during fitting. If you're in trial-and-error
mode then modular is an advantage. But if (for example) Nitto made
forever, it's at least a great option to
let you dial in your stem dimensions before that one final set-up that
requires you to strip and retape.
https://velo-orange.com/collections/stems/products/vo-threadless-stem-adaptor
Dave
Boston/Indy
On Wednesday, November 7, 2018 at 11:16:50 AM UTC
Bill, great write up. I was going to PM you with some Roadini questions as
I have been dead set on finding a used Roadeo, and then you posted this.
You bring up some valid points about weight, lugs, and overall usage. This
aint no crit racer. Maybe a less expensive new Roadini is what I
I have not yet. I dropped you a PM though.
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I'd think that the best way to convert a Riv to low trail is to sell the
Riv and buy a low-trail bike. Low trail, mid-trail, and high trail are
fundamental aspects of a bike, IMO, and if the trail doesn't match what
you're looking for then get one that does.
Dave
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Big bikes are so awesome. This one looks so proportional. That headtube
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I miss all of your well written ads on the Paceline, Dave!
On Friday, October 26, 2018 at 1:28:11 PM UTC-5, David Hallerman wrote:
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> Hi,
>
> Three wool jerseys for sale here. Prices do not include shipping.
>
> Rivendell, green, long-sleeve = $130
> Rivendell, blue, short-s
Interested in potentially getting a Roadeo. Im an 89.5 PBH so I am at the
top of the 59 and in the 61 range. If anyone has one they are looking to
move let me know. Could be a good time for both of us! Complete preferred
but a F/F/HS is fine too.
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Love it! Dirt drop setup is great if you can get the right height and the
reach works. I have OG WTB Dirt Drops on my BMC right now. Love the ride.
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You and I are almost the same proportions. I have a surgically repaired
L5-S1 which limits my comfort in the long and low position and similarly
cleared house as well.
I recently picked up a 1980 Trek 413 off Ibob to build as a bigger, better
fitting bike. That is still in progress.
I had one on a bike recently and thought it had more drag than my Son
(permanent on my Hunq) or the cheaper Shimano roller brake dynamos I have
had on various cargo haulers. I think for the price they are great, but
the drag was an issue. Mine was a thru axle, so I don't know if the
various
Just saw this string, Leah, and it made my day. Thanks for sharing your
story. I always love your posts, and this was no exception.
Dave
Boston/Indy
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Hi Chip,
On behalf of all of usthank you!
Dave
Boston/Indy
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Thanks, Eric. I saw that on VO's blog and spent 10 minutes looking at
various bars I have or thought I might want. It's *very* useful for that.
Dave
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Did you end up selling your QB?
On Thursday, October 11, 2018 at 12:04:20 PM UTC-5, Tully Lanter wrote:
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> Perfect. Thanks!
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> Sent from my Verizon Wireless 4G LTE DROID
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> On Thu, Oct 11, 2018, 10:02 AM Marty Gierke, Stewartstown PA <
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>> 27.2
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>> On
Does it not take a standard seatpost then?
On Wednesday, October 10, 2018 at 6:27:18 PM UTC-5, jenny k. wrote:
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> bumping this thread.. still available! price lowered.
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> thanks for looking and considering!
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> —jenny @ RBW
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>
>
Love it
On Tuesday, October 9, 2018 at 10:35:02 AM UTC-5, lconley wrote:
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> One of my goals when I retire is to do some Eroica rides. They require
> period correct clothing as well as bikes. I was ordering a Guvnors'
> Assembly jersey from Soigneur in New Zealand and noticed that you could get
Anyone have any insight into the future of the Roadeo? Grant mentioned it
in his Blagh that it is going to be in the process of being changed a bit.
I'm interested in getting one in the near future (or maybe just a Roadini)
and when the last one popped up here I was short funds.
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Sounds awesome. You always have cool rigs!
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Whats new in the queue?
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> I have a Prius with a hitch and a Thule T2 Pro. I just throw the bikes on
> the back and it has a built in lock.
>
We also have an Odyssey which is a great bike mover but not when it is
filled with car seats. I can wedge one bike in there with all the seats up
which I do on occasion if
a, weren't they limited to thinner tires, like 28mm max in some
(or most) cases?
Dave
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2TTer...have a diagatube Hunq. Love double top tubes.
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Agree with Kevin. Driving around there or parking on game days is a lesson in
futility. He consistently rides and its no PR stunt. Always wears his black
PF Flyers “The Sandlot” style.
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Great now I have to lust after another Riv.
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Cool bike but I agree on the price. A bit on the high side.
On Wednesday, September 19, 2018 at 9:21:16 PM UTC-5, sameness wrote:
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> Functional, sufficiently Riviosyncratic build. Borderline collector's
> price IMHO, but hey, the wallet wants what it wants:
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>
>
except to say that Boston has a good bike culture
but in general it's slow going with all the traffic and lights. Bike lanes
are plentiful and well-marked.
Hope you have fun. I'm envious.
Dave
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Maybe everyone's waiting for the pics that 6 days you said would be
coming.
Dave
On Monday, September 10, 2018 at 2:59:21 PM UTC-4, alan lavine wrote:
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> Hi All,
> Surprising lack of
Can someone tell me the reach and rise specs for these Nitto bars? I'm
considering alternatives for my new-to-me 52cm Clem L.
1) Bosco 353
2) Choco-Norm B357AAF
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The angry bee has no equal
On Wednesday, September 5, 2018 at 7:22:55 PM UTC-5, Alex Wirth- Owner,
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> Sadly these are no longer in production...and I have always had an
> irrational thirst for their super loud pawls.
>
> Wishing on a star someone has one on the
Firstly, I agree with Deacon Patrick that the Paul's are the bomb for
setting up. Once you get the spring tension right they are dynamite and so
easily adjustable.
I did have a question though, as I recently picked up a QB frame
locally..whats max clearance? I need to make my
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I'm in Kansas; where are you? Boxing and shipping may be my/our biggest
issue.
On Fri, Aug 31, 2018, 11:04 PM Kolby wrote:
> Hey Dave, sounds good man — I’m in no big rush. Want to shoot me a direct
> with thoughts on price etc? kolbyt at gmail dot com.
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If you have pictures to send, so you not also have pictures to post?
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> Pictures sent
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I'll probably have one like this available in October, in case anyone
cares. Also a first-edition green 60cm model. It's not still wrapped;
it's been built up for about 6 years but has very low mileage and is in
excellent condition. PM me if you want more information.
Dave
Boston/Indy
Rereading what I just wrote above, I should clarify that I'll have a
frame/fork/headset available. Since "it's been built up for about 6
years," what I'd have was kind of ambiguous (but I knew what I meant!).
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Thanks all. You were all correct and my caliper was not.
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Apparently i am not. Harbor freight
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Used calipers and got around a 26.8just want to confirm before
purchasing.
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Ha, no nothing like that! Just bike geometry OCD!
Yeah, it would still plane!
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Yes. But that can be easily messed up if not to the right spot of the lug.
And the 56 and 58 are close in the top tube. I just want some extra data.
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So the 58 is likely a 170 in between is my guess.
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One down, thanks!
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> 60cm = 190mm/7-1/2"
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> Jeff Hagedorn
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> On Monday, August 13, 2018 at 12:29:05 PM UTC-7, Dave Grossman wrote:
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>> In order to help me ID a Quic
In order to help me ID a Quickbeam sizewise, can any owners help me out?
Can you tell me your respective headtube lengths for a 56, 58, and 60?
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* that I thought I might find it limiting.
I was wrong; I love the bike, the ride, and the simplicity, and understand
now why the Quickbeam and Simpleone are such beloved models.
Thanks again to those who responded.
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the change from 16 to 18, but
in your experience would I notice a 6% reduction from 16 to 17, or is that
too small a jump to make any practical difference? Any recommendations
from the single-speeders out there?
Thanks.
Dave
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Paul Racers are my brake of choice, when I get to choose. I have them on
two bikes, one of them a 650b rando with 42mm Hetres. They fit those tires
fine, but I wouldn't bet they'd go much wider.
Dave
Boston/Indy
On Tuesday, July 31, 2018 at 6:49:42 PM UTC-4, Brett Callahan wrote:
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&g
I hope so. I'd like a Waterford Atlantis someday and think their used
prices may come down since it'll be competing with a new bike of the same
model name, even though it's not the same bike.
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> With Riv's full dedication on the longer wheel base design, there is now a
> significant underutilized space between the seat-tube and the rear wheel
> with all sorts of possibilities to jam stuff in there. Has anyone though of
Deacon just assured me that his family and others in that narrow valley between
Manitou Springs and Woodland Park were warned in time to seek higher ground.
Thanksgiving!
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Reports of devastating floods along Fountain Creek near Deacon Patrick's home
in Mountain Glen near Woodland Park, CO. Prayers for everyone there. My wife
Ann is safe in Denver but planning to visit Colorado Springs on Wednesday with
her sisters.
Dave Redmon
Manhattan. KS
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Has anyone actually tried the very inexpensive version Wald sells for the
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Hi Patch,
I just got mine and haven't used it yet, but it has straps on the sides
that lock it into place. It won't bounce out. This big question is, I
think, is it roomy enough for you and can you live without external
pockets? The price sure is right.
Dave
On Sunday, July 15, 2018
of canvas by the hands of 2 magic elves in California. Acorns
are usually out of stock, but I just checked and khaki is in stock as I
type this.
Dave
Indy/Boston
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What is "SPF?"
On Wednesday, July 11, 2018 at 12:09:22 AM UTC-4, Clayton.sf wrote:
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> Bike is SPF.
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> thx!
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I already have this to lug my three boys around:
http://www.workcycles.com/home-products/child-transport-bicycles/workcycles-fr8-as-family-bike
But.as I ride that thing everyday and it is the bike that gets the
most miles currently, I'd be up for a Riv kid hauler! That sounds
amazing.
>
> That sucker is awesome!
I want to get Cliffhangers for my next set of wheels for the Hunq. I have
Atlas rims now and while I like them the idea of going tubeless on the Hunq
is appealing. I have those Big Ones on my Jones and I love them!
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Looking great! Did you design the patina on the bell somehow or did it come
with that stripe down the middle? Makes me want to try albastachhe on my 55cm
cheviot
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Your all caps statement was the best thing I've seen today. Thanks for the
laugh.
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I just noticed that while browsing the site, came to the board to pass the
word, and see you beat me by an hour. One's in my cart and will be coming
to me as soon as I figure out what needs to keep it company on its trip
cross-country.
Dave
Boston, MA
On Monday, July 9, 2018 at 4:41:48 PM
Have you or has anyone checked out the Jandd version of this? They are pretty
affordable.
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Ill take the sticksack.
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I'm a hat junkie and have collected ball caps since I was a youth. I
probably have had over 100 at a time at various points of my life. Not
sure why, just always dug hats.
As I have passed the gene on to my kids, they are always with a hat as
well. And "bike hats" as they call them fit them
Thanks Adam. I never heard of the Makeshifter but I really like it. Although
I will likely miss the Fabios run I need to see what else is out there. Might
PM you for more feedback if thats cool.
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Cool thanks. I reached out to the contact page at the Poppi store so
hopefully I will get a bit of feedback there as well.
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Couldn't find that review. Just not enough mounting space with the loop?
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Thanks Will. Another rider I mentioned this to said the same thing.
Apparently the large is really big.
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Looking for some feedback from anyone who owns a Fabio's Chest. Anyone
use it with Albatross bars or Jones bar? Saddle mount it?
I have a Jumbo Jammer from Road Runner that I want to supplement with
another large bag and be done with using panniers.
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