In case you didn't see or are still considering this, nine Bridgestone
catalogs.
Also, consider an offer...
Dave, who was #56 when Grant Petersen started the original Bridgestone
Owners Bunch
On 11/26/16 10:08 AM, David Hallerman wrote:
Hello!
Seeing SpeedyChix recent posting of four
/sugino_mighty_tour_01.jpg
On 11/26/16 4:32 PM, David Hallerman wrote:
Hello!
In my ongoing attempts to reduce the amount of bike stuff I own from
"too much" to "just right," here are three cranksets for sale from
Sugino and Ritchey.
*Sugino Mighty Tour = $300*
170mm
50/34 chainrings
Hi Kai,
Sorry, but those brakes had sold before I got your email.
I think there was some reach adjustability, but not certain.
Thanks for asking,
Dave
On 11/23/16 11:39 AM, Kai Vierstra wrote:
Is there any reach adjustability on the Dia-Compe levers? I'm currently using
the ugliest Avids
All three sold.
Thank you very much!
On 11/20/16 1:02 PM, David Hallerman wrote:
Hi,
Three Nitto 1-inch quill stems for sale. Two are new, and the third is
barely used, in excellent condition, with mild wear on lower part of
quill.
*Nitto Technomic, new = $40*
* 100mm, 73° (0° rise
You don't need bicycle-brand hex keys to get great ones.
Wera makes great ones, square at one end and Bondus-type at the other.
Here's a 9-piece set, color-coded, rubber-coated...only $40.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B009ODV0OE/ref=pd_sim_328_3
On 10/4/16 7:18 PM, Eric Norris wrote:
Hello,
Here are 4 Salsa steel stems for sale.
/All of these stems are:/
1-inch quill
26.0mm road clamp
Steel, painted gloss black
New, never used, perfect condition
And, most important, festooned with colorful Salsa decals
Here is each stem's specific price, along with reach/length and angle
Good morning,
Here's my last pair of 26-inch tires still available, Schwalbe Marathon
Supreme.
* 26-inch, aka ISO 559mm
* foldable, kevlar bead
* all new, never mounted
* 26 x 2.0
* road & commuting tires
Price per pair = $80
Price does not include shipping.
Photo linked below and let me
In case you didn't see this.
And all prices are flexible, just like the tire beads.
Dave, who loves good word play
On 9/26/16 1:57 PM, David Hallerman wrote:
Hello,
With these 7 pairs of 26-inch tires for sale, here's what's the same
about all of them:
* 26-inch, aka ISO 559mm
Hello,
With these 7 pairs of 26-inch tires for sale, here's what's the same
about all of them:
* 26-inch, aka ISO 559mm
* foldable, kevlar bead
* all new, never mounted (except one pair, which was mounted but never
ridden)
* all kept inside, stored in boxes, away from electric motors and
Hi,
Rare to find nowadays, this totally new, never installed, perfect
condition compact double Sugino Alpina 800 crankset has these features:
* 170mm long
* silver, cold-forged
* 48/34 chainrings, ramped & pinned
* 110BCD chainrings
* typically takes 110mm long JIS square bottom bracket
And if it were sunny, I still wouldn't do this ride again. Did it about 6 years
ago, and the one major downside is very little shade on the route. Most of the
roads through open fields, and a hot sun is unrelenting.
Would be a much better ride in early October.
> On Aug 20, 2016, at 5:06 PM,
The Padrone has a bigger screen than the Micro Wireless, but uses the same
mount and transmitter.
You can simply swap out one for the other.
> On Jul 26, 2016, at 2:42 PM, 'Mark Etze' via RBW Owners Bunch
> wrote:
>
>
> Not sure what the difference is
Oh, there are three levels of Cateye Padrone, and I was pointing to the
least complex, least costly one.
On 7/26/16 12:47 PM, David Hallerman wrote:
Cateye Padrone.
Basic, simple, large, well-built.
- David Hallerman -
On Jul 26, 2016, at 11:18 AM, bluebirdonabicycle
<gentlemanonab
Cateye Padrone.
Basic, simple, large, well-built.
- David Hallerman -
> On Jul 26, 2016, at 11:18 AM, bluebirdonabicycle
> <gentlemanonabicy...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Maybe its my age but its a confusing world looking at the many different
> cyclometers (or whatever t
Hi,
Some say Sora shifters are the best ones Shimano has made, because these
are the ones that emulate the design of Campy shifters, with an "ear"
lever on the insides of each unit.
For sale here is the 3300 model, which means:
* 8-speed rear
* double chainrings
* works with most Shimano
Of course, as the original poster noted, his package was being shipped
via "Surepost" -- which literally does split the shipment between UPS
(first) and USPS (second) and does not manage the differences between
the two. (I know, Minh, you meant something else by "managing the
differences.")
*SOLD, and thanks!*
On 3/22/16 11:06 AM, David Hallerman wrote:
Hi,
I'm selling this totally new SKF bottom bracket, in its original
packaging, at approximately 25% off its normal selling price.
_/Specs:/_
Length = 110mm
Type = cartridge
Taper = square JIS
Spindle = symmetric
Bearings
Hi,
I'm selling this totally new SKF bottom bracket, in its original
packaging, at approximately 25% off its normal selling price.
_/Specs:/_
Length = 110mm
Type = cartridge
Taper = square JIS
Spindle = symmetric
Bearings = roller bearings on drive side; extra-large ball bearings on
What change do we want?
Well, since guns cross borders easily within the United States, I want a
combination of national-level gun registration (a "well-regulated"
situation, just as the Constitution calls for) and national-level gun
control, which would be a limit to how many guns any
Hi,
I bet one of you would love to ride on an all-leather saddle that's white.
This Cardiff Mercia is shaped like a Brooks B.17 saddle, with bag loops
and basic measurements much like the fabled B.17.
That is:
Length = 285mm
Width = 175mm
But this Cardiff Mercia is white, with copper-plated
Hi,
While the two B.17s have sold, the totally new titanium-rail Swift is
still available.
Note that "totally new" means never mounted, never Proofided (is that a
verb?), stored inside, in perfect condition, in original box.
*Brooks Swift, titanium rails, black (with saddle cover) = $230*
The B.17 Standard has sold, but two are left...the B.17 Champion Special
with the bigger rivets and titanium rails and the classic Swift with
titanium rails.
Dave
Hudson Valley, NY
On 11/19/15 1:27 PM, David Hallerman wrote:
Hi,
I have three totally new Brooks leather saddles for sale. I'm
Hi,
I have three totally new Brooks leather saddles for sale. I'm the
original owner of all three, but at this point, they might be surplus to
my requirements...might be. Note that "totally new" means never mounted,
never Proofided (is that a verb?), stored inside, in perfect condition,
in
Hi David,
Do you want the 25.4mm Moustache bars just for that clamp size?
Or do you also want the Moustache bars that take mountain bike shifters
and brake levers?
If yes to the second question, I have the Hsin Lung Moustache bars with
that configuration: 25.4mm and mountain bike stuff.
Same for me on my Gunnar StreetDog.
I've had Phil track hubs on that single-speed for 15 years now, I don't
ogre (love the word in this context!) tighten them either, although I
tighten them firmly.
And they've held fine.
You are talking the rear hubs that have 6mm hex head bolts, yes?
Different tube on the Soma than previously on the Schwalbe?
Perhaps the flat had nothing to do with the new tires...unless you found an
obvious cause.
On Jun 21, 2015, at 12:04 PM, Andy Williams awilliam...@gmail.com wrote:
After about three years, tons of miles and finally some cracks
Wow, a testimonial with the following points being made:
* Tightening was tricky.
* Doesn't have the feel of other headsets.
* Difficult to install upper and lower races.
* Much greater difficulty.
* Chrome stripped off.
Wow, please don't offer a testimonial to this post of mine.
Dave, who
Price does not equal value, and price does not equal cost.
While Chris King headsets cost more than most, they last and last.
Therefore, their actual cost tends to be far less than headsets with
lower prices.
For instance, I recently removed a threaded Chris King headset from a
bike that has
And that's why the gods invented editors.
/*smile*/
Dave, who has worked as both a writer and an editor in his life and so
intimately knows both sides of that delicate dance
On 5/26/15 12:52 PM, George Schick wrote:
Heh. OK, maybe testimonial was a poor choice of words. How about
Beautiful dog.
Two of my lifetime three favorite things -- dogs and bicycles.
On 5/21/15 8:04 PM, Doug Williams wrote:
All new Rivendell owners worry about bike theft. Here is my solution:
the 160 pound bike lock. A biological lock, the would be thief must
pass simultaneous visual, auditory,
I've made it easier to buy this Rivendell bike. Too often, a whole bike
has parts too specific to match up with another person's desires, let
alone also the size.
So now it's simple. I'm selling just the frame and fork for *$1300, plus
shipping.*
Check or postal money order is fine.
PayPal
Oh yeh, that eBay seller (pb*bikes) has some nice stuff -- but ALWAYS
has absurdly high asking prices. In this case, for a used water bottle,
he sounds off this planet.
Don't know how he makes a go of it, but I'm guessing starts absurdly
high to encourage some people to buy at simply high
Hi Erl,
Thanks for your comments.
Yes, as we all know, part of the fun of bicycles is in selecting parts,
which is one reason why I prefer to sell the whole Rivendell and not
just the frame and fork.
But if someone has his own selection, awaiting a frameset like my Riv,
I'm okay with
For any article in the WSJ, don't use provided links.
Instead, copy the article title and use it for a Google search.
By going through Google, that will open the door for the WSJ piece, such
as this one.
On 4/12/15 3:14 PM, 'Tim' via RBW Owners Bunch wrote:
Patrick, the link you posted
Well, that is pushing the limits for a Phil Wood bottom bracket.
One question about safety: What kind of lube or anti-seize or threadlock
did you use on the Phil Wood mounting rings?
Also, when I've installed Sugino AT crank arms as compact doubles, I've
found they need 123mm long spindles,
The blue solution that came with the Phil cups?
That's threadlock, and that's been my favorite for Phil cups.
Although I've found that anti-seize, copper not nickel, can also work
well...as long as the cups are properly tightened.
But wow, a 113 spindle might be why you needed both 5mm of
The 127mm is only needed for the Sugino AT as a triple, not as a compact
double.
But yes, the Shimano UN72 was one of the nicer resonably priced BB's
ever sold.
On 4/9/15 12:00 PM, Garth wrote:
That would be a no-go if it were my bike . With a Sugino AT , when
my original BB needed
Hi,
Two bags for sale here:
*(1) **Carradice Lowsaddle Longflap*, which is brand new, with the tags
sill attached.
*(2) Carradice Zip Roll *(aka Zipped Roll), which I used for two short
rides. This bag is flexible, since it can work as either a saddlebag or
a handlebar bag.
I'm sure you
Yes, it seems to be a Waterford thing, as with the Gunnar frame that came to
live with me only yesterday and has shiny stainless steel dropouts.
But I don't know if they need to be brazed, since the Gunnar is a welded frame.
On Mar 21, 2015, at 8:53 PM, Dave Johnston jdi...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello,
I've got more bikes and bike parts than I have time. These are the
black/tan skinwall Riv 650B tires with a folding kevlar bead and
checkerboard tread, with a road-friendly 33mm width. Made in Japan.
The used tires are truly near-new, 9.5 out of 10 condition
In this case, near-new
Hi,
These are the Engagement Ring series from Quality Bike Parts a few years
ago. These chainring sets are made-in-USA, high-quality, 7075 aluminum,
straight-sided (no ramps or pins). And these chainrings are, as you can
see in the pictures linked below, all new, never-installed, perfect
Hi,
I'm selling a great wool garment.
This rich red Vittoria wool trainer, linked here --
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/24440195/vittoria-wool-trainer.jpg -- in a
borrowed photograph, might be the single most elegant bit of
cycling-related clothing I've ever owned.
Why am I selling it? I just
Hi,
I have something old and cute for sale. Now I don't normally use the
term NOS, because 10 years, for example, isn't old stuff to me.
But these classic Deore XT M-732 top-mount, flat-bar thumbshifters are
the real thing, new in original packaging, never mounted, never used,
perfect
Hi,
This 1994 Bridgestone RB-2 I'm selling is in amazingly excellent
condition for a bike of that age. While there are some scratches by the
dropout, and some decals are cracked, the paint is shiny and there's no
rust or dents.
Also, while common for the RB-1, this was a rare size for an
Hi,
The 7-speed bar-ends have sold.
And, to encourage, some lower prices for the two remaining 8-speed
bar-end shifters:
With cables and housing = $65
With cables but no housing = $60
And those prices are with free Priority Mail shipping.
Smiles,
Dave
==
On 2/3/13 1:02 PM, David
Hi,
I have three sets of Shimano bar-end shifters for sale. All are new,
never installed, perfect condition. All prices include free Priority
Mail shipping.
All are Ultegra level, which means they'll index with any 8-speed or
7-speed Shimano set-up, respectively, road or mountain, but won't
Hi,
I need to sell a few parts, and I thought someone here could use this
Phil Wood bb.
The specs for this classic, and rebuildable, square-taper bottom bracket
with a titanium spindle:
Length: 113mm, zero offset (symmetrical)
Type: JIS (aka, not Campy)
Condition: excellent, pretty low
On 7/23/12 3:42 PM, Peter Morgano wrote:
Shame that the alot of the city is still stuck in Robert Moses mode
Well, since 54% of households in New York City do not own a car -- a
lower percentage of car ownership than any other city in the US of A --
perhaps the a lot being stuck is totally
All text and any min/max insertion line should be in the steerer tube
and not visible.
Typically, a quill stem gives you 65mm to 75mm, measured from the long
part in the back, that needs to be inserted fully into the steerer.
Dave, who still remembers this foolish fellow who had his quill a
For Sale
Faema Woolistic long-sleeve wool jersey, size large.
Classic look with three-pocket rear. Bought from Vintage Velos.
Near new, worn once, maybe twice. Kept sealed away from moths and other
bad things.
$115 shipped via Priority Mail. PayPal best way to pay.
Dave, who loves wool
Hi,
I listed this before, thought I had a buyer, but the fellow just never
followed through.
So...for sale:
TA Zephyr triple crankset, new in box with supplied chainring bolts and
new TA Zephyr chainrings 50/40/28 in silver.
If you know this crankset, you know how beautiful it is, how
Oh yes, it's 170mm long...
On 3/2/11 8:45 AM, David Hallerman wrote:
Hi,
I listed this before, thought I had a buyer, but the fellow just never
followed through.
So...for sale:
TA Zephyr triple crankset, new in box with supplied chainring bolts
and new TA Zephyr chainrings 50/40/28
Hi
Selling a classic, early-model Shimano Dura-Ace front derailleur.
This is the model FD-7200, with a 28.6mm clamp.
New in box, perfect condition.
Price = $75, with shipping to the CONUS included
PayPal best way to pay.
Dave, who when this model front derailleur first came out was still
Ian, you're a ceremonious kind of guy!
On 2/18/11 3:29 PM, Ian Dickson wrote:
I usually don't get in touch with them even if I want the
item.
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Actually, USPS does charge extra by distance, including the 49th and
50th states.
At one point, the USPS did not use zones in their shipping charges. But
for a few years now, zones are part of the pricing.
On 2/18/11 3:29 PM, Ian Dickson wrote:
For small things like derailleurs, cranks,
As I regularly tell my wife: I'm stubborn, but logic can convince me.
Ian is not my wife, but he has logic.
So, revision: Price = $75, with shipping in the US included
==
On 2/18/11 3:07 PM, David Hallerman wrote:
Hi
Selling a classic, early-model Shimano Dura-Ace front derailleur
Hi,
For sale:
Suntour XC Pro cantilever brakes, front and rear.
NOS, new-in-bag (not box), never mounted, perfect condition.
These are the last-generation bronze color ones, and
they work fine with road brake levers like Ergo or STI,
as well as with old-style mountain bike brake levers.
$75,
+1 to Aaron.
I also have used 10-speed Campy shifters with 9-speed Shimano cassettes
and rear derailleurs, using the Jtek Shiftmate gizmo -- and it works
flawlessly for me, too.
Why try all these kludge solutions, when the Jtek is inexpensive and
works so well?
On 5/21/10 8:39 PM, Aaron
The links to Velo Orange and Ben's Cycle are for the newer (current)
Alpina/Cospea.
The original one, which is even sleeker -- I own both, so have seen more
than pix -- can be seen here:
http://www.jitensha.com/eng/cospeacrnk_e.html
or here, the bottom one:
http://taticycles.com/p/25
And if the Cospea/Alpina in black works for you, as well as the Octalink
bottom bracket, here's one for only $151:
http://www.benscycle.net/index.php?main_page=indexcPath=75_128_135_772
I have the silver Cospea, and this black one. And they are exactly the
same, except for being anodized (not
As Michael Hechmer wrote: I like the Cospea very much. It is gorgeous
and works great.
+23 to that.
The Cospea is among the most beautiful cranks ever made, in my eyes.
The only ones as attractive are the TA Zephyr Light and the
first-and-second generation Shimano Dura-Ace (7400 or 7402),
+1 from my wife, too...likes and loves Ibex upperwear, for cycling and
the rest of life, but has had problems with their shorts.
Their smallest size women's shorts were too big on her, and she has
strong cyclist butt and thighs (not skinny there). So if the smallest
size was too big, that
+1 data point.
I have a Sugino AT, with 48/34 double chainrings on a BStone RB-1.
And I'm also using a 123mm Phil Wood bottom bracket, with good chainline
and clearance between small ring and chainstay.
Dave, who successfully used a 127mm Shimano cartridge bottom bracket
when he had a Sugino
That was true until recently. But in fact, one of Jay Guthrie's loved
ones, his son Ryan, is now running the business.
http://www.jtekengineering.com/
At this point, they're only selling the ShiftMate. But the website says
Other products will be added again in time.
So I'd give Ryan a call,
Hi,
I'm selling a set of Shimano Biopace II chainrings, NOS, entirely unused.
These are the highest quality ones; originally on a new Shimano Deore XT
crankset.
Silver color.
As the subject line says: 46, 36, and 26 teeth.
Price = $65, with shipping to the CONUS included
PayPal best way to
A length of cable housing liner and two donuts at either end works
perfectly.
Do a search for cable housing liner, and you'll find things like this:
http://tinyurl.com/yd9oefw
That one is black...I've also seen it in white...
Dave, who uses liner for top tube brake cable routing and for under
Hi,
Three Nitto road handlebars for sale.
Prices include Priority Mail shipping to CONUS.
PayPal best way to pay.
* Model 176 (called Dream Bars by Rivendell), size 44 cm (c-c), 26.0
mm clamp.
Near new condition. Price = $40
* Model 176 (called Dream Bars by Rivendell), size 42 cm (c-c), 26.0
I've had broken bolt problems with American Classic. The tilt angle
screw is tiny, and doesn't take much stress.
In contrast, the absolute best seatpost for ease of changing tilt angle
was the Suntour XC Pro or Superbe Pro.
Easy, as in it-takes-seconds, even with saddle bag attached -- since
The responses to this thread on carbon forks makes me think of a book
review in this week's New Yorker magazine:
http://www.newyorker.com/arts/critics/books/2009/11/02/091102crbo_books_kolbert
The book is On Rumors: How Falsehoods Spread, Why We Believe Them, What
Can Be Done.
And the theme
Your story is an argument for always shipping using a tracking number.
Offers security for both sender and receiver.
Heck, nowadays USPS Priority Mail is pretty inexpensive, and if you do
it -- the postage -- online, the confirmation tracking is free (as is a
discount).
Dave, who likes to
Oh yes, Earth Wind and Rider has made some high-quality, lovely jerseys.
Classic look.
And they made wool jerseys in women's sizes, which has pleased my wife a
lot.
However -- and I've emailed or talked with the owner several times --
it's not that the customer service has dropped, I'd say,
Of my too-many wool jerseys, only the Kucharik ones are thick enough,
with a dense weave, to work in temps in the 30s.
Even then, I have a couple of layersw of wool, like from Ibex or
Rivendell's Aussie wool crewnecks, underneath, and I like a nylon vest
on top.
But all the Woolistic-made
Hi,
For sale, a Davidson Signature frameset, handmade in Seattle (says the
decal). Includes frame, fork, and Chris King 2-Nut headset.
It's all-steel, in excellent condition, pretty light, quite shiny and
perhaps a bit more purple than the pictures show (the Seattle decal
shows color best).
Hi,
I'm selling one of my two Rivendell Road Standard framesets. This is
Waterford-built, circa 1995, made from Reynolds 753 tubing, with the
fork being Reynolds 531. This is a fine general-use road bike -- great
for daytrips, club rides, even has braze-ons for a rack. Very stable,
with
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