chanic who wishes to lower the
economic entry point for at-home mechanics as much as possible
On Monday, May 1, 2023 at 4:19:20 AM UTC-7 David Hallerman wrote:
40Nm doesn’t seem crazy high in practice. I regularly use a torque
wrench to reach that cassette lockring value. And ye
a sensitive, approachable bike mechanic who wishes to lower
the economic entry point for at-home mechanics as much as possible
On Monday, May 1, 2023 at 4:19:20 AM UTC-7 David Hallerman wrote:
40Nm doesn’t seem crazy high in practice. I regularly use a
torque wrench to reac
40Nm doesn’t seem crazy high in practice. I regularly use a torque wrench
to reach that cassette lockring value. And yet the ring is typically quite
easy to take off, with greased threads of course.
While most of us have a good feel for the needed tightness of various bike
threads, I often prefer
(My wife's bike still has the stock brakes, so I could find the model
> number if ti matters to anyone. I think they were pretty standard 105
> series medium reach calipers)
>
> On Wednesday, March 29, 2023 at 12:16:09 PM UTC-6 David Hallerman wrote:
>
>> Hi. Not clear how the
Hi. Not clear how the Tektro R539s give more clearance than, say, Shimano
R-600 brakes. Or were you talking about other Shimano brakes?
Dave, who has R-600s on his Rambouillet but is always looking for more tire
space
On Wed, Mar 29, 2023 at 12:57 PM iamkeith wrote:
> Forgot to mention: I
RY nice! Would have worked with my green Platypus!
>>> When were those made and sold?
>>> David Lipsky
>>> Berkeley
>>>
>>> On Sunday, January 1, 2023 at 2:38:22 PM UTC-8 David Hallerman wrote:
>>>
>>>> …for the smaller amon
…for the smaller among us. I love the color, would have bought the jersey
if its fit favored my body.
Dave, who has no connection whatsoever with the seller
https://www.ebay.com/itm/155338119505?mkcid=16=1=711-127632-2357-0=xVErmBxvSyK=2349624=8RYRb3KuTHC=_ver=artemis=COPY
--
You received this
Scott, the Nitto M151 is a new favorite. Somewhat shallower with less reach
than Noodles, but still same basic effects for me.
I have the 31.8 version on my Gunnar Sport, and the 26.0 clamp size
(everything else the same) on my Rambouillet.
That’s much like how I’ve found Dura-Ace FDs of that era, the originally
8-speed 7410 in specific, are perfect for the 48/34 compact doubles I run
on many of my bikes.
I wonder how those late 20th century FDs would do with subcompact doubles,
like a 46/30. Has anyone here done that?
Dave, who
I entirely agree. I mostly successfully avoid giving those unskilled auto
drivers the finger. However, as I wave in a friendly way, but with my heart
burning, I think how I’m still giving the rotten person my middle finger,
just camouflaged by its four friends.
Dave, who does not trust any driver
Maybe kick-ass long reach caliper brakes are inherently unlikely because
the needed length alone - no matter what great brake pads are installed -
makes the brake arms less forceful than, say, medium reach brakes (like on
my Ram).
On Sun, Jul 10, 2022 at 7:50 AM Daniel MacPherson
wrote:
> I
My wife and I have been wearing Rudy Project Rydon glasses for years now,
she with progressives (and happy with them).
Just go to the company site to find local opticians that work with RP for
doing progressives. Wide range of lens color choices and types,
photochromic and polarized, for example.
Sometimes I ring my resonant Spurcycle bell at other people. But just as
often, I ring the musical long-decay sound simply reacting to that
ride-moment’s delight. Ah….
On Thu, Jun 30, 2022 at 2:25 PM Joe Bernard wrote:
> Super blingy, made in Sausalito CA., I just don't seem to ever ring it
Yup, my memory says Grant, too.
Beautiful Usage
On Sun, Mar 27, 2022 at 5:55 PM Patrick Moore wrote:
> I think it was Grant who made up this word, way back in the 1990s -- can
> anyone confirm (or correct)?
>
> At any rate, it has made the big time, listed in a real, online urban
> dictionary
Kinda like me, except my biggest challenge using Ride With GPS is
turning it off at the end of a ride.
On 3/2/22 1:20 PM, MoVelo wrote:
I use Ride with GPS on my iPhone. It keeps track of yearly mileage and
all the other stats, pauses when I pause and can run it the background
whilst I surf
Hi. A combination of downsizing and inadvertent weight loss over the
past few years (for reasons neither bad nor good), on top of my huge
love of Ibex clothing (I believe purchases by me and my wife were often
cited at their annual board meetings), means some really nice wool men’s
clothing
Hello!
I still love my single-speed bike, a Gunnar Streetdog that was one of
the first frames built by that Wisconsin brand at the close of the 20th
century. But I don’t futz around with its gearing as much. So perhaps
you might want one or two of these new Shimano single-speed freewheels
One main thing I've found to keep my head warm when it's really cold,
45° and below, besides a thin wool watch cap and a Chrome hoodie is a
helmet one size larger. My winter helmet. Because I dunno how it works
for others, but more than a thin item underneath my normal size helmet
is too
Hi – I’ll be listing more tires, but for now I've got three pairs of
lightly used (approx. mileage in parenthesis) 700x35 tires I'd like to
pass on. Prices include shipping for buyers who cover the Paypal fee. If
you need photos, just let me know.
Clement X’Plor USH 700x35 120 tpi (10 miles)
Hello!
Our downsizing sale continues with a new discount on the chainrings
still here. Take 20% from the original prices listed for one item. Take
25% off for 2 items. And take 30% off for 3 or more items.
All of these chainrings are new, except for the Suntour #16. Most items
are sold as
Hello! I’ve arranged today’s sale of handlebar tapes by color. Actually,
I’m surprised that I’ve not seen an online bike retailer present bar
tape that same way, since if you want RED bar tape, then yellow tape
from a company whose tape you like still ain’t gonna help you. But
leather tapes
offset NEW = $25
_*26.2mm*_
Sakae TCO Sport 26.2mm silver 300mm 20mm offset NEW = $25
==
On 1/17/22 10:43 AM, David Hallerman wrote:
Here are 14 seatposts for sale, most either brand new or nearly new.
Sizes range from 26.2mm to 31.6mm. Offset, aka setback
Here are 14 seatposts for sale, most either brand new or nearly new.
Sizes range from 26.2mm to 31.6mm. Offset, aka setback, measures from
40mm down to 0mm.
Prices include shipping when you cover the Paypal fees. Photos available
on request, and questions quickly answered. Thanks for looking.
Hello! Almost all front derailleurs for sale here today are clamp-style,
and they have official speeds too (which I regularly contravene). All
the derailleurs are mechanically fine. And most mechanisms are silver,
unless noted. All prices include shipping for buyers who cover the
Paypal fee.
Hello cycling friends. What’s here today are Shimano rear derailleurs,
mostly 9 speed (many brand new), a few classic Deore XT 7-speed, and one
magnificent first generation XTR M900 mechanism. All these rear
derailleurs are traditional, top normal, high normal (aka, NOT Rapid
Rise). Most are
48-34.
Dave, who also loves 46-34 combos to make use of old "mountain" cranks
on bicycles more ridden on roads
On 1/12/22 3:31 PM, David Hallerman wrote:
Hello!
Today’s TK sale continues with chainrings, a big batch. All of these
chainrings are new, except for the Suntour bits 15-17. I’
Latest update shows 3 sealed cartridge bearing headsets left:
* Shimano STX grey/black NEW = $65
* Shimano 105 (5500) silver NEW = $60
* Shimano Ultegra 600 silver (no crown race) exc. = $22
LMK off-list if any questions. Thanks for looking.
Dave
==
On 1/12/22 5:48 PM, David
The CK have flown. Still available:
Stronglight Delta silver NEW = $75
Shimano Deore LX (M563) black NEW = $70
Shimano STX grey/black NEW = $65
Shimano 105 (5500) silver NEW (2 available) = $60 ea.
Shimano Ultegra 600 silver (no crown race) exc. = $22
==
On 1/12/22 5:48 PM, David
Hi – If you need a headset for classic 1-inch threaded steerers, you’ve
come to the right place. I’ve got 8 headsets for sale, half are brand
new, the other four in fine condition. And if you need a threadless
1-inch headset, you likely know that Chris King makes some relatively
inexpensive
Bernard wrote:
What does TK mean?
On Wednesday, January 12, 2022 at 12:31:06 PM UTC-8 David Hallerman wrote:
Hello!
Today’s TK sale continues with chainrings, a big batch. All of
these chainrings are new, except for the Suntour bits 15-17. I’m
selling most of the 38 items as sets,
Hello!
Today’s TK sale continues with chainrings, a big batch. All of these
chainrings are new, except for the Suntour bits 15-17. I’m selling most
of the 38 items as sets, triples and doubles, mainly 110/74 BCD and
several 130 BCD. There’s also a bunch of 74 BCD solo grannies, and a few
-747 silver VG = $37
All new pedals come with Shimano SH-51 cleats. All prices here include
shipping in CONUS for buyers who cover the PayPal fee. Photos available
on request, and questions quickly answered.
Thanks for looking!
Dave
==
On 1/7/22 6:49 AM, David
Hi! Not many to sell in this category, but what’s here is prime. As with
most of my sales, all prices here include shipping in CONUS for buyers
who cover the Paypal fee or pay some other non-fee way. Photos available
on request, and questions quickly answered.
Dave
+ + + + + + + +
Hudson
Hello folks.
Before we go any further, I’d like to define my condition ratings for
pedals. Since pedals suffer more cosmetic damage than any other metal
part on our bikes, a scruffy pedal with silky springs and bearings could
be near-new and is certainly at least excellent. Please keep that
12x32 = $75
8. Deore XT (750) 12x34 = $85
11. Dura-Ace (7700) 12x27 = $175
13. Ultegra (6500) 12x27 near-new = $95
14. SRAM R8-speed 12x26 = $40
Those prices include shipping. Thank you for looking. Let me know if any
questions.
Dave
==
On 1/5/22 4:01 PM, David Hallerman wrote
Hello again. The TK sale continues with chains, the cassette’s boon
companion. Here’s what’s true about all of these chains:
* totally new (does anyone really sell used chains?)
* 116 links
* comes with connector, pin or link
All prices includes shipping in CONUS if the buyer covers the Paypal
Hi!
My TK downsizing sale begins with cassettes. Who doesn't use cassettes?
Okay, you folks who still prefer freewheels.
But otherwise, all the cassettes here are new, except a near-new one
that has a mere 58 miles usage and was removed only because I sold the
frameset. And all the
Hello!
TK – short for “to come” – is a publishing staple I learned about in my
computer magazine editing days. As you worked on a piece, you might
insert “TK” in place of a word, name, phrase, sentence, or paragraph as
a reminder to indicate you hadn’t forgotten anything, but you just
hadn’t
Yes, I’ve installed many TA chainrings, and that screw/nut/spacer is to be
used when the crank is a 5-arm spider. The s/n/s goes on the out-facing
side of the big ring to prevent chain drop jamming.
With a 4-arm crank, no need for s/n/s.
On Fri, Dec 17, 2021 at 12:05 AM Jim S. wrote:
> Hi, I'm
SOLD - and thanks!
On Tue, Dec 14, 2021 at 9:46 AM David Hallerman
wrote:
> Hello and good day!
>
> Got a proposition for you. A package deal, because it just makes sense. I
> have a box with 50 chainrings. And the entire box is yours for $125 shipped.
>
> In that box you'll
Funny stuff, Eric!
On Tue, Dec 14, 2021 at 10:17 AM Eric Marth wrote:
> When Dave makes a for sale post... we know to be ready!
>
> On Tuesday, December 14, 2021 at 9:47:01 AM UTC-5 David Hallerman wrote:
>
>> Hello and good day!
>>
>> Got a proposition for you. A
Hello and good day!
Got a proposition for you. A package deal, because it just makes sense.
I have a box with 50 chainrings. And the entire box is yours for $125
shipped.
In that box you'll find:
* 32 rings with 110 BCD
* 14 rings with 74 BCD
* 4 rings with 130 BCD
Most of the
British Racing Green, or a shade lighter, with a complementary off-white
downtube panel.
Classic, and goes nicely with tanwall tires and honey shaded B.17s.
I love both seeing and imagining bicycle paint jobs. Want to make my wife
laugh? See a car color you like, and say to her “Wouldn’t that
Quick update.
Sold as of 1:30pm (EST): Nitto FacePlater, Nitto Pearl 8.
Thanks!
On 11/18/21 11:32 AM, David Hallerman wrote:
Hi all!
Some wonderful and rare 1" quill stems here, with a mix of 26.0mm and
25.4mm clamps. And some photos here:
https://photos.app.goo.gl/4hd6t537VEUz
Hi all!
Some wonderful and rare 1" quill stems here, with a mix of 26.0mm and
25.4mm clamps. And some photos here:
https://photos.app.goo.gl/4hd6t537VEUzjx5v6
Prices include shipping in CONUS if buyer covers Paypal fees. Questions
quickly answered.
Smiles,
Dave, who is keeping certain
Hello!
Back in the late 1980s and into the 1990s, everyone knew the best
cycling magazine was *Bicycle Guide*. What made it sing? Smart writing
along with no-BS reviews of bikes (f’rinstance, it’s where I got turned
on to the RB-1 and Bridgestone). This is bicycle history, written as it
:07 AM, David Hallerman wrote:
Three have sold.
_*27.2mm*_
*SOLD* 1. Suntour XC Pro 27.2mm silver/grey 300mm = $125 NEW
*SOLD* 2. Shimano Dura-Ace (7410) 27.2mm silver 270mm = $150 NEW
3. Shimano XTR (M910) 27.2mm silver 270mm = $195 NEW
*SOLD* Easton EA90 27.2mm black 350mm 20mm offset = $75 NEW
= $95 NEW
==
On 11/9/21 8:29 AM, David Hallerman wrote:
Hello and good morning -
Here are 14 seatposts for sale, most either brand new or nearly new.
Sizes range from 26.8mm to 31.6mm Note that I do not have specified
offset/setback for the older seatposts
Hello and good morning -
Here are 14 seatposts for sale, most either brand new or nearly new.
Sizes range from 26.8mm to 31.6mm Note that I do not have specified
offset/setback for the older seatposts, but the Shimano/Salsa/Suntour
are offset by about 20-25mm.
Prices include shipping in
* - 36/42 drops/ends silver 25.4 – NEW $47
Nitto Classic *B115* – 45/115/145 silver 25.4 – NEW $38
Nitto Classic *B115* – 42/115/145 silver 25.4 – NEW $36
==
On 10/22/21 11:06 AM, David Hallerman wrote:
Hello!
A bunch of Nitto handlebars for sa
Hello!
A bunch of Nitto handlebars for sale today, almost all brand new or near
new. Most are 26.0mm, with some 25.4mm. All prices include shipping in
CONUS (and that’s not inexpensive for box sizes that can hold a
handlebar) if you cover the Paypal fee.
All questions quickly answered. No
My personal 26.8mm seatpost datapoints have mainly been with relatively
high-end bikes such as an early-90s Slim Chance with one of those skinny
old top tubes; a fillet-brazed Ritchey road bike likely made by the man
himself in the 1990s (sorry I sold that one); and my wife’s
turn-of-the-century
Could try carbon fiber paste instead of grease on seatpost, in seat tube.
If you do that, be sure to clean out old grease first.
Another thought, if you have access to a knurling tool; perhaps your shop
has one. That would raise a section of post that’s inside the frame.
- Dave
On
to Prince George's County, MD with an
> English wife).
>
> On Mon, Sep 6, 2021 at 11:28 AM David Hallerman
> wrote:
>
>> Paper boy? That was me in NYC, the borough of Queens, delivering the
>> long-dead “New York World-Telegram & Sun” to about 35 homes. This was a
&
Paper boy? That was me in NYC, the borough of Queens, delivering the
long-dead “New York World-Telegram & Sun” to about 35 homes. This was a
semi-suburban section of Queens, and most of my customers lived in
single-family, or at least ground entrance, homes. And the afternoon paper
had no Sunday
be
> torqued *a lot* but not too much, and finding that by hand is pretty easy
> if you go slow, evaluate what you're doing and the effect as you go, and
> don't use a wrench that is too big for the job!
>
> Cheers,
> Thomas in Portland, OR
>
> On Friday, September 3, 2021
If 700x43 is okay, Gravel King SS has a really useful mixed tread.
On Fri, Sep 3, 2021 at 6:29 PM EricP wrote:
> Looking to put the biggest tires I can on my early Sam Hillborne. With the
> sidepulls, 45mm is supposedly max. So what's out there? I have the Kendas
> from the Clem on there now.
Dunno about 4Nm being quite a lot. Just earlier this week I installed a
new, early 21st century Campagnolo front derailleur. And the multi-language
instruction sheet put 5Nm as the target torque for the clamp.
Dave, who prefers Nm over the other torque metrics because hey Isaac Newton
+ + +
= $39
Ultegra 6500 109.5mm, new in box = $55
Ultegra 6500 109.5mm, fair cosmetic/spins well = $23
Ultegra 6500 (no label) 109.5mm, exc. = $28
Dura-Ace 7703 118.5mm, new (installed/removed) = $75
105 5500 118.5mm 109.5mm, new in box = $39
On 8/1/21 1:14 PM, David Hallerman wrote:
Hi,
Many BBs
And Gunner is a great and fair seller, which I know from having bought a
Rambouillet frameset from him in June, which I hope to show you all soon
all built up and ready to ramble.
Dave, who would like to believe the near-homonym connection between the
name Rambouillet and the verb ramble is
Hi,
Many BBs for sale today, most new, all British thread, all for 68mm
shell width. All but the Campy BB are square taper spindle JIS or
Shimano Octalink V1 (road). Prices include shipping in the conus if you
cover the Paypal fee. No photos right now (other than this group shot),
but if you
“You” might have been correct the first time. There’s a lot of
identification with a good bike.
On Sun, Jul 11, 2021 at 7:24 PM Doug H. wrote:
> *your
>
> On Sunday, July 11, 2021 at 7:23:28 PM UTC-4 Doug H. wrote:
>
>> Sell me you 54 cm Roadini complete. I know you want to...
>> Doug
>>
Hi,
As I gather parts to transform my NOS green Rambouillet frame into the
free-range, Green Goddess bicycle, I particularly have questions about
tires. Questions for RAM owners now and before.
* I’m guessing everyone has had no to little problem with 700x35 tires. If
not correct, what was your
Reading posts kvelling over the Rambouillet delights me for a special new
reason - I’m the very lucky guy who bought the NOS 56cm Ram frameset that
Gerard Gunhouse sold here less than a fortnight ago.
As someone who owned an original Waterford-built Riv Road Standard, bought
during the company’s
A really sweet-looking 1992 Bridgestone MB-2 in Stamford CT for $450.
Listed at about 5pm on the Fourth. I think it’s going fast.
https://newyork.craigslist.org/fct/bik/d/stamford-1992-bridgestone-mb/7346246809.html
On Sun, Jul 4, 2021 at 6:50 PM Matthew Williams <
I like Ride With GPS a lot, too. It’s helped me stop using cyclocomputers,
which is far more relaxing. No info about speed or distance to distract me
during the ride, but then after my curiosity gets sated by looking through
the Ride With GPS data.
Best of both worlds!
Dave, who will most
Speaking of Protovelo, here’s one for sale in NYC.
https://newyork.craigslist.org/mnh/bik/d/new-york-rivendell-bicycle-works-cm/7342042431.html
Dave, who has an incoming Riv so needs to ignore ads like this
On Fri, Jun 25, 2021 at 10:57 AM Cyclofiend Jim
wrote:
> The "Protovelo" stickers were
A lovely custom touring bike from a builder, Leo Castellon, I’ve never
heard of. Perhaps a nice price, too.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/184585787339
On Sat, Jun 26, 2021 at 5:41 PM Matthew Williams <
matthewwilliamsdes...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Anyone looking for a 54cm Losco?
>
>
>
And this Peter Mooney in blue and white is just exquisite!
https://nh.craigslist.org/bik/d/nashua-peter-mooney-road-bicycle-56cm/7334106031.html
On Tue, Jun 22, 2021 at 4:16 PM David Hallerman
wrote:
> I like this Heron, but not ready to buy another.
>
>
> https://providence.cr
I like this Heron, but not ready to buy another.
https://providence.craigslist.org/bik/d/north-smithfield-heron-rivendell/7327533955.html
On Mon, Jun 21, 2021 at 4:58 PM Charlie R wrote:
>
>
> Prices are increasing - note the price for this 60 cm Cheviot eBay sale -
> $3200+ shipping..
NEW $115 plus shipping
51. Wheelsmith folding dishing tool, $135 plus shipping
52. Wippermann chain wear indicator $13
53. Zogs bottom bracket tool $12 plus shipping
54. Campy 13/14 = $11
Dave
+ + + + + + + +
Hudson Valley NY
On 6/17/21 10:44 AM, David Hallerman wrote:
Hi,
A bunch of
, and if you find a price too high, consider
making an offer. Prices include shipping, except in a few cases as
noted. With 54 items for sale, please also refer to items by their
number if you can.
Thanks for looking, replies off-list.
Dave
*David Hallerman*
**
*cyclema...@gmail.com
My zip, should you want to figure shipping, is 10566.
Thanks!
On Tue, Jun 15, 2021 at 1:01 PM David Hallerman
wrote:
> Hi Gerard,
>
> I’d like to buy the Rambo. How come it’s being sold?
>
> And next steps?
>
> Dave
> +
> Hudson Valley NY
>
> On Tue
Hi Gerard,
I’d like to buy the Rambo. How come it’s being sold?
And next steps?
Dave
+
Hudson Valley NY
On Tue, Jun 15, 2021 at 12:15 PM Gerard Gunhouse
wrote:
>
>- NEW IN THE BOX HAS NEVER BEEN BUILT UP INTO A COMPLETE BIKE
>- SHIMANO BOTTOM BRACKET UN55 (113)
>- INCLUDES
At other moments in my life, I’d be checking my bank accounts right after
clicking on that link.
On Sat, Jun 12, 2021 at 9:00 PM Steven Sweedler wrote:
> Nicely equipped AR
> https://www.ebay.com/itm/114848850767
>
> --
> Steven Sweedler
> Plymouth, New Hampshire
>
> --
> You received this
The blurb for the Piggyback gloves sounds like Grant could have written
it. Or at least his favorite brother.
Dave, in the grey today Hudson Valley
==
On 11/13/20 10:44 AM, Ben Mihovk wrote:
Piggyback Gloves
http://www.ponderosacyclery.com/store/raber-gloves
I love these gloves for
SOLD to SR - and thanks for all your fascinating comments! - Dave in the
Hudson Valley
On 8/31/20 10:24 AM, David Hallerman wrote:
Hi,
This first-generation Heron Road was designed by Grant Petersen in the
late 1990s, built by Waterford Precision Cycles, and sold by Rivendell
Bicycle Works
pressed to find one in this condition as well. If I was in the
market I'd pay that for the frame alone and consider the parts a
bonus. There's a reason you don't see these for sale very often.
On Monday, August 31, 2020 at 9:25:07 AM UTC-5, David Hallerman wrote:
Hi,
This first-generation
Sold and thanks!
On Thu, Aug 20, 2020 at 9:51 AM David Hallerman
wrote:
> Good morning!
>
> Here are three items that I bought from Rivendell waaay back in the
> mid-1990s, hence the hyperbole of "relics." What you get here are three
> cloisonné head tube badges made
And some of us keep thinking about Q in Star Trek Next Generation.
A far more entertaining Q than the Bond version.
On Tue, Aug 11, 2020 at 7:19 AM Eric Platt wrote:
> Sorry,
>
> It was a quote from multiple James Bond movies. By an actor who played a
> character named "Q".
>
> Knew I
Hey, I have a 56cm Heron Road that I was planning to post soon (gotta find
some time to write it up). Complete bike with frame in pristine condition
and almost all new parts, including Velocity wheels I bought from Rivendell.
Contact me off-list if you want to know more.
Dave
On Sat, Aug 8,
Yes John, it's the 135. Does that interest you?
If yes, this email is good for Paypal: cyclema...@gmail.com
Either way, thanks for asking.
Dave
==
On 6/25/20 7:52 PM, 'John Hawrylak' via RBW Owners Bunch wrote:
Dave
Is the Grand Randoneur (25.4) bar a B135 or a B132??? I think a
Hi,
Here are some Nitto drop handlebars I'd love to pass on. All are either
new or in excellent condition. All prices include priority mail shipping
in the CONUS. Photos available on request. All questions quickly
answered. Thanks for looking!
Grand Randoneur (26.0): 42cm at hoods, 45cm at
Hi,
I’ve got a lot of chainrings here. Are you interested in buying some?
All the chainrings listed here are new. Unless o’wise noted, chainrings
are silver and are flat; ramps/pins and other colors are noted. Most
chainrings are 110 BCD, with a bunch of 130s, 74s, and a smattering of
144
I'm fascinated how the double crankset in Shimano's newish gravel group,
GRX, is 48/31.
I think they should have done 46/31, but still good.
==
On 3/20/20 8:58 PM, Nick Payne wrote:
My gearing seems to have pretty much standardized around using 42/29
chainrings, mostly on 94BCD
Hello,
As the subject line notes, the chainrings listed here are new, never
been kissed by a chain (except two, as noted). But with 54 chainring
sets or single rings for sale, that's too much to post.
So you can find info below on the top 5 compact double sets for sale,
along with a photo
Hello,
Somehow these 21 bicycle cranks have come to live in my home, and now
they need to travel wide. Photo album is
here...https://photos.app.goo.gl/HrE2uTyyRaHLFXSh8
If you want just the photos of a specific crank or three (there's lots
in the album), I'd be happy to get you just those
the photo album link higher here:
https://photos.app.goo.gl/HrE2uTyyRaHLFXSh8
On 2/23/19 9:35 PM, David Hallerman wrote:
Hello,
Somehow these 21 bicycle cranks have come to live in my home, and now
they need to travel wide. Photo album is
here...https://photos.app.goo.gl/HrE2uTyyRaHLFXSh8
NEW (was $45)
(12) CPI-generic cranks 170 mm 110 BCD = FREE (was $10)
You'll find individual pix here: https://photos.app.goo.gl/kpdJmzjucaN9iBcb8
Dave,who really prefers the word "parts" to the word "components"
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Hudson Valley NY
On 2/3/19 9:22 AM, David Hallerman wro
h, or just wear a thin wool
undershirt, and either way a good fit.
Hope that helps.
Dave, who says one reason he's selling these jerseys is some unexpected
weight loss that's neither bad nor good
cyclema...@gmail.com
Hudson Valley NY
On 10/26/18 2:28 PM, David Hallerman wrote:
to an Italian (?) supplier later. Btw, the
new cost for my frameset was $895 plus $20 shipping.
Tailwinds,
Bruce
On Thursday, September 27, 2018, 5:13:31 PM CDT, David Hallerman
wrote:
Hey, well considering that I bought one of the first Rivendell road
bikes, a silver-brazed majesty built
Hey, well considering that I bought one of the first Rivendell road
bikes, a silver-brazed majesty built by Waterford with Richard Sachs
lugs, considering at that point the model was called the "Road
Standard," if my memory serves.
Considering that the one Riv bike I have left, as categorized
That blahg post is spot-on except for this divisive description: "we
accentless Northern Californians"
Come on! As a native of New York City, a place that's been part of the
USA far longer than Northern California, I know that our voices
represent the true accentless.
Whaddya gonna do about
I truly believe that most bike people prefer, when gazing at their
bike(s), they prefer to gaze more on the bike's right side than its left
side.
On 7/3/18 4:31 PM, Justin, Oakland wrote:
Uh. I like steel bikes.
Controversially yours and somewhat confused how we got here,
Justin, thread
This administraion is breaking laws about asylum, and damaging lives in
their breaking of laws.
I'm saying that when the government breaks laws that apply to it, that
causes grave problems in all of our society -- citizens, immigrants,
asylum seekers, and the children, grandchildren and other
Way too much grain.
And certain parts of the picture are severely under-developed.
On 7/3/18 10:50 AM, John A. Bennett wrote:
Hey, guys. I hate to hijack the thread, but I've been shooting a lot
of film lately. Any other film shooters here?
Last weekend was my first time using Ilford's
However, a nation does NOT have the right to break its own laws by
eliminating many of the immigration-check-in places before the border,
where individuals and families and families coming to the United States
of America for asylum are legally allowed to go. Federal law and
international
Hello, hello, hello,
Here are 9 totally new in box never used never installed never cut
Shimano chains for 8-speed and 7-speed drivetrains. Each chain is 116
links long. Each of the 9 chain packages includes 2 Shimano attachment pins.
Speaking of packages, I just don't have the time right
Green one? Still available.
Blue one? Sold.
Thanks!
On 9/26/17 8:43 AM, David Hallerman wrote:
Hello,
Two totally new Brooks B.17 saddles for sale here in two colors that
are difficult to photograph.
*B.17 Standard, blue = $100*
A deep, rich blue. This color is more difficult
Reminds me of my most memorable eBay auction win.
That was for a yellow 1993 Bridgestone RB-1. And the seller lived two blocks
away from me in Brooklyn (although we had never met).
So, about 15 minutes after the auction ended - early evening - the seller came
over to my apartment with the
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