MY BAD it's at Golden Saddle Cyclery in LA.
https://www.instagram.com/p/CYxRngYvF_k/
On Saturday, January 15, 2022 at 5:45:21 PM UTC-8 Lucky wrote:
> Golden Pliers has a 55 Cheviot for sale on their IG…orange!
>
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Bag is sold.
On Wednesday, October 6, 2021 at 4:50:47 PM UTC-7 Lucky wrote:
> Carradice Longflap in good used condition for sale. The bag shows some
> dirt and wear from use, should clean up easily if you’re concerned. No
> holes or frays, it has years of life left in it.
> This
I can't speak to the topic of paper boys, specifically, as ours have also
been folks in cars, but the delivery-related thing I am starting to see in
my neighborhood is Door Dash, Amazon, and other delivery folks on bicycles.
I notice these people because they are not "bike messenger types" on
Oof, plus, they're gorgeous on that bike.
On Sat, Jun 5, 2021 at 9:32 PM Joe Bernard wrote:
> Remember these linear pull brakes from the early '90s before linear pull
> was really a thing? I just picked them up from James and Candice at Analog
> Cycles and I confess, I bought them because
t, but you get glimpse of the bikes and experience.
>> TR
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>> On Friday, May 14, 2021 at 7:21:02 PM UTC-7 Lucky wrote:
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>>> I have a reservation for a campsite in Gualala (California Mendocino
>>&
I have a reservation for a campsite in Gualala (California Mendocino area)
and would love to bring the family bikes. We've been to the area before and
never brought bikes. Can anyone recommend any cool places to bike there
that are kid friendly for riders who aren't that cautious cycling on a
Pending
On Wednesday, April 7, 2021 at 8:25:39 AM UTC-7 Lucky wrote:
> Cleaning out the parts box. For you retrogrouches (such as myself) I have
> a matched set of Shimano Deore DX derailleurs.
> FD M650 and RD M650. Clean with good decals, slight blem in rear
> derailleur decal.
CLAIMED (pending)
On Saturday, April 3, 2021 at 5:34:25 PM UTC-7 Lucky wrote:
> I have a used but good condition Nitto M12 front rack. Asking $75 and you
> pay shipping. It currently has a small Wald basket on the front and if you
> do local pickup I'll throw that in for another $5 if
Looking for either:
Four red Paul Comp spring adjuster nuts
Or
Four colorful not black or silver Paul Comp spring adjuster nuts
(hopefully at least one is red)
To use with my Neo-Retro brakes.
Also perhaps some colorful Moon Units.
Please e-mail me Off List if you have any of these things for
gt; On Saturday, January 30, 2021 at 8:09:43 PM UTC-8 Lucky wrote:
>
>> I put on the Simworks Fun 3 and an older Titec quill stem I had, and took
>> the Atlantis out in the nice weather today. Amazing how it's like riding a
>> whole 'nother bike. I like it a lot. The snack bag
I think it's a shame how comfortable folks are on this forum about smack
talking someone else's build. That's a cool looking bike and I hope someone
will enjoy it.
On Saturday, December 19, 2020 at 11:45:54 AM UTC-8 Joe Bernard wrote:
> For sale and appreciating daily!
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> On Saturday,
t 1:06:30 PM UTC-8 Lucky wrote:
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>> Yes, thanks, I wasn't going to list all the ones I have looked at, but I
>> have looked at RandiJo. I was sort of looking for just hobby crafter types,
>> maybe. I'm spoiled by my Greg bags for sure. It was fun picking the crazy
>> fa
b.com on your radar at all? Her stock items are
> nice, and she may be open to custom bag orders as well. I recently ordered
> a cap in a custom configuration and it wasn’t a hassle at all.
>
> Jay Lonner
> Bellingham, WA
>
> Sent from my Atari 400
>
> On Dec 18, 2020,
Hey all,
I found a guy who makes handlebar snack bags (amongst many other bike bags)
and I love the ones I got from him very much (he is @greg.newland on
Instagram) but he's currently not taking custom orders.
I know there are a lot of commercially made bags online but I'm looking for
m without problem, but
> some folks like Bulgie do not like 2-bolt stems. 2-bolt means zero
> insurance if one bolt fails, where 4-bolt stems give you a shot at keeping
> the bars attached if one bolt fails. Since you're talking about a "camping
> rig," 4-bolt likely a
In my most recent attempt to find a bike satisfactory to my wife for a
camping rig, I picked up a nice MB-4 today that needs a longer stem with a
removable faceplate. Would prefer something "period" appearing, if
possible. Anyone have a Salsa or similar, by chance? Please e-mail me
directly.
Damaged Betty Foy frame on SF Craigslist (no relation to seller)
https://sfbay.craigslist.org/eby/bik/d/berkeley-60cm-rivendell-betty-foy-frame/7242223179.html
On Wednesday, December 2, 2020 at 11:03:52 AM UTC-8 Matthew Williams wrote:
> A. Homer Hilsen
> 52cm
> $2800
> Corvalis, OR
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>
I'm trying to piecemeal the funds for a bucket list bicycle that's come
available. Have for sale in Sacramento the following:
Velo Orange Porteur rack, barely used: $125
Nitto Mustache Bar, wear from tape and use, structurally fine: $20
Vintage Sakae MTE-100 seatpost, 25.4: $40
Items are on
I can't stop thinking about trying a Bullmoose bar on my Atlantis. Anyone
have a quill Bullmoose they'd part with? I don't mind if the finish isn't
perfect, it'll match my Atlantis. Send me a message if you have one, I'm in
Sacramento. Thanks!
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Greetings all, as the title says I am looking for a pink 1" threaded Chris
King Grip Nut headset. Actual pink, not faded red. Please let me know if
you have one!
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So far my number one choice is the 1UP. it looks like it grabs the front
wheel forward enough to not hit my front racks. The biggest front rack I
have is the Pelago rack. It's quite expensive but looks like a lifetime
piece of kit. Also seems to be sturdy enough to carry four heavier bikes,
I've read a few of the conversations about best platform rack for hitch,
but to be honest, my head is spinning! Just when I think I have narrowed
down what to get, I run into another issue with the rack for one reason or
another.
SO, who is using *which* platform rear rack for bikes with
I just put a Pelago front rack on my older Stumpjumper and I’m very impressed.
I wasn’t familiar with the brand beforehand. It has three options for “feet” at
the bottom which solved my issue of only having rear braze ons, and several
options for the top allowing you to fiddle with height and
Hello: I’m interested in the Paul touring cantis, please email me at
luckyturnip at gmail dot com.
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Can you please email me price for Paul brakes? luckyturnip@gmail dotcom
Or post here?
I’m on my phone so if I missed this, my apologies.
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This bike is on ebay and still for sale. I really need to sell it due to an
expensive surprise involving my house plumbing. I’m not looking to give it away
but if you’re interested in the bike send me an e-mail. I’m willing to pack and
ship at your cost.
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Looking for a bright color 1” threaded Chris King headset for my son’s
Faux-Atlantis build 1990 Stumpjumper all-rounder. Purple, blue or green are our
top choices.
E-mail: luckyturnip at gmail dot com
Thank you.
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I took some more photos with a ruler on the frame.
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[image: IMG_4924.jpg]
Toptube center to center
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Standover
[image: IMG_4926.jpg]
Seat tube length
[image: IMG_4927.jpg]
19" to top of seat tube from center of crank (approx. 17.5" C-C)
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The facts: I bought this bike on impulse because I’ve wanted one for years and
the opportunity presented itself. Right from the start I was hesitant about the
narrow stock bar and tried a few different ones, but it’s made for the
Specialized BB-1 that’s on it, so it’s all back together again.
I want to thank those of you who chipped in on the handlebar question.
I think I have determined that this Rock Combo just doesn’t fit me, no matter
what bar I put on it. So it is all back to stock, will be up for sale.
Thank goodness for my always perfect Atlantis.
If anyone’s always wanted
I had them on a Cheviot and found them to be slippery.
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Thanks!
I haven’t forgotten the pics. I’m on vacation and apparently can’t add pics on
mobile.
I have the Atlantis with me and will have the RockCombo back when I get home.
Then i can give it a proper test drive.
And take some pics.
I will say this: the Atlantis with dirt drop stem and
Yes! Pics are coming! I had to drop the bike at a repair shop friend because I
didn’t have the tool to service the bottom bracket. But prior to this I rode it
in stock configuration and I don’t actually think it’s too small. I think I had
to adjust to its design. I think the stem is high enough
is set up with Titec riser bars and the Atlantis with Albatross bars
and an 80mm dirtdrop stem.
But, if you want to look at bike pics, I can do that. Thanks!
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Greetings all, allow me to introduce myself as I never really have, but now I
need advice and figure I’m more likely to get it with a proper hallo first.
I got into Bridgestones in my teens (late 80’s early 90’s) and eventually
Rivendell, as is often the way. I like steel bikes of this aesthetic
Greetings all, I’m looking to buy a Brooks B72 in black for a camping bike
build (MB-6 frame).
If anyone has one for sale please message me?
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A bike geek since I was 11 or so, I discovered Bridgestone in 1991 when I went
shopping for a mountain bike to take to college. Couldn’t swing the MB-1 I
wanted so I bought a General Pro Shadow.
In the late ‘90’s I attended Interbike for work and bought an Atlantis. (Still
have, many miles and
Greetings all, while I’ve just joined this list to post my bike for sale, I
used to be a longtime member of the BOB list. I have a 1995 Atlantis which is
not for sale, and this Cheviot which is. Reason for sale: wife’s bike, not
quite right. Will likely build a BOBish classic MTB up for her, or
post pics and details once its in my grubby lil'
hands.
Thanks again !
Lucky Jack
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