pulls?
(Even toying with idea of sending frame to Bilenky to add canti studs so I
can run mini-motos but maybe a bit extreme...).
Thanks.
Pierre
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I am thinking getting a full-size frame pump. I have a 59 cm Hilsen.
I am wondering if any frame pump would fit nicely & tightly on the rear
triangle (non drive side, on seat stay)?
(looking at pictures, it surely looks nice + I think my S couplers may
get in the way if placed on TT).
Pi
-lightweight comfy frames).
Thanks.
Pierre
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Synergy 700c 36h Phil Wood (Rich-built)
Good wheels for touring/commuting/all-arounding
Pierre
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that it is found or recovered? Albeit very slim.
Thanks.
Pierre
PS: no Riv were stolen, only electronics.
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Hi all - Cleaning-up parts bin.
(Please use private message to reply)
All prices shipped CONUS. Items mostly likely shipping no earlier than next
Saturday.
PayPal only (friend or you pay fees).
Photos: https://goo.gl/photos/WcWEtgoBeLwpPkcJ9
Pierre
(hopefully, there should be a nice table
amps?
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Pierre
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easy? Or add. tools/gears?
Thank you.
Pierre
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rando bag.
It does tend to sit higher than necessary. My Nitto M12 is indeed lighter and
only works with Cantis.
Pierre
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- 1x Thomson elite stem 100mm/15deg., 25.4mm clamp, 1 1/8 steerer - Used -
$45
- 1x Shimano MTB SPD pedals PD-M520 - Used - $25
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good combination of fine on gravel and really nice
on paved road, any 40mm(-ish) tires would fit that description? Something
like 40mm Cypres?
Pierre
On Sunday, May 26, 2013 5:42:34 PM UTC-7, Christian wrote:
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I've been reading the thread on tires and someone mentioned
?
Me: silence
Wife: Then no. Nice try.
Pierre.
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to me, is having a tow bar installed and exclusively
used with a bike rack (that's 40kg total max). considered towing.
Pierre.
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highroller, it did NOT work well with
fenders.
Thanks,
Pierre
PS: my Thule Euroway G2 923 is for sale, make an offer off-list if
interest, in the bay area (bought in Europe in 2011, so it has all the
wiring for taillights, mandatory over there)
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, in the bay area - preferably with mid-fork
eyelets.
If you feel this is an unfair trade, I can always throw some spare parts.
Interested? Drop me a note off list.
Pierre
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Berthoud fenders (at least the 50mm ones) have rolled edges that is the
perfect fit for a Schmidt co-ax cable. I've used large patches of electric
tape here and there to hold the wire in place, so far so good (make sure
you apply tape on clean fenders). Pierre.
On Monday, October 29, 2012 1:26
any reason to go *specifically* for
the older-but-still-pretty-good model unless (i) you are time-
constrained (ii) you are getting a good deal on the remaining SON28
classic 36h (according to [1] the list price is 40 euros cheaper,
that is for Europe of course).
Pierre
PS: To all, thank you
works for you.
Pierre
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Date: Wed, 21 Oct 2009 09:23:15 -0600
Subject: [RBW] Re: Clipless Pedals
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Plenty amblers cover more miles than I ever do; I top out at about 35, but I
ride them agressively. And there is nothing wrong with *that*, either.
It's
. I've been there too, but
for pleasure that lasts a lifetime, the second way is better.
Pierre
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at a Salvation Army thrift store, and a cycling
windbreaker that came later from the same store. Sometimes, I wear
them.
I think that some of the stuff Rivendell sells would be great though.
But please, don't bother looking for this idiot at either tweed rides
or roadie group rides.
Pierre
source of overuse injuries. I personally would
not accept any kind of pain or unusual sensation at all down there. It
can only get worse.
Pierre
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I will never forget my first century attempt, in 1973 wearing athletic
shoes (we called them sneakers in those days) with my Campagnolo
Record quill pedals. (I also wore shorts made from cut-off denim
trousers with briefs underneath, and did not wear gloves.)
I can still feel
.
Look, I like to ride fast, I spin and all that, but I know I can do
that just as well with traditional pedals and toe clips.
Pierre
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different lights and arrows. I find this helps
relieve back muscle strain on longish rides. So, while it may be easy
to say standover height doesn't matter, I prefer bikes that have some.
I always have, even back in the 1970's.
Pierre
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All I need to forget about weight and carbon is when I carve a line
through a curve on a descent. As long as my retro-looking bike keeps
doing that for me the same as it always has, I thrilled by it every
time. For me, that's IS the real world.
buying public can't resist the siren call of lighter
weight, don't know any better because they have never had familiarity
with high-quality steel frames, and because it's probably much cheaper
to build a good carbon frame in a factory nowadays than it is to build
a high-quality steel frame.
Pierre
for 20 years, and my current one for over a
decade so far. I have to wonder if the plastic bikes will last that
long.
Pierre
Infrequent poster because I don't have a Rivendell. Wish I did,
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