I have had good luck with the 75mm wide VO fenders. I have owned an
appaloosa in the past with these fenders and 2.1 tires fit fine and if you
are ok with trimming knobs and dimpling chainstays, 2.25 knobbies fit under
the fenders as well. I currently have that same pair of fenders on my 59
Not mine...
https://sfbay.craigslist.org/sby/bik/d/sunnyvale-rivendell-hunqapillar/7671471793.html
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Hi.
If what is happening to you is what happened to me, your tire is rotating
on the rim.
This sometimes happened when I was using an undersized tube like Patrick M.
mentioned, but it happened a lot to me when using modern tires on older
rims, and less when using a tubeless compatible rim.
I made a pump peg for one of my bikes out of an old spoke. The pump was a
little short for the quick release trick, plus using the quick release
trick can have the handle of the pump fill up with water in the rain. The
pump never fell off, even while on rough fire roads.
Link to picture of the
and repeatable. I can pick up my bikes by the
basket when I do this. Old tubes make nice tie downs, in my experience.
Cheers, John P. in SF
OT - if someone in the SF bay area wants to part with a Clem L 59 frameset
we may be able to strike a deal. plz reply off list.
On Tuesday, June 7, 2022 at 9
bike and I see the light all the time.
All of my bikes (down to just four at the moment) have generator lights
front and rear, which I find to be very convenient and trouble free.
Cheers.
John P in SF
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HI
I have had maybe 6 pairs of silvers over the years and not all of them
slipped, used both as bar end and as dt shifters.
I have solved some of my silver shifter slipping problems by placing a thin
slice of beeswax in between all the various parts and reassembling. I have
only had
or
pair of boxers from the wrong pile that day. After a few confirming sniffs
I looked elsewhere and easily found the offending source, my newly acquired
B-17.
Any tips for odor removal from the newbies or anciennes?
Thanks in advance,
John P in SF, who thought he smelled a bargain and got
