Also, from my experience, it's not possible to totally re-proof the
carradice capes. Even if you could, it's a big pain to proof them.
On Thursday, March 9, 2023 at 10:49:20 AM UTC-8 Tim O. (Portland, OR) wrote:
> I'd suggest you try to find a used Grundens poncho that riv used to s
I'd suggest you try to find a used Grundens poncho that riv used to sell.
They're way bigger than other models, super durable, don't have an
unnecessary hood. I've tried other brands, but the riv version can't be
beat.
It's really to bad they aren't available anymore. James from Riv said he'd
I love this chainguard and now I want the 42t version too if anyone has one!
On Tuesday, June 1, 2021 at 9:49:32 PM UTC-7 Tim O. (Portland, OR) wrote:
> Sounds good! Bill sent one out in the mail to me today.
>
> Thanks
> Tim
>
> On Tuesday, June 1, 2021 at 8:38:11 PM UTC-7
I couldn't fit a 48 with mini motos on the crust canti-bolt. I'd guess
45ish is the max depending on your bike.
Tim
On Tuesday, June 29, 2021 at 8:23:33 AM UTC-7 Michael Morrissey wrote:
> I just tried to put Mini Motos on my Appaloosa with 50mm Big Apple tires
> and SKS fenders. It was not
Tested my prospective bars and could even do a ~100mm stem actually!
On Saturday, June 5, 2021 at 7:36:52 PM UTC-7 Tim O. (Portland, OR) wrote:
> Or an old school 22.2 clamp BMX stem would work!
> On Saturday, June 5, 2021 at 5:20:35 PM UTC-7 Tim O. (Portland, OR) wrote:
>
>> Hey
Or an old school 22.2 clamp BMX stem would work!
On Saturday, June 5, 2021 at 5:20:35 PM UTC-7 Tim O. (Portland, OR) wrote:
> Hey!
>
> Looking for a mirror face plater stem from Riv.
> https://www.rivbike.com/collections/stems/products/stem-kajnlkhmgn5646
>
> Anyone have
Hey!
Looking for a mirror face plater stem from Riv.
https://www.rivbike.com/collections/stems/products/stem-kajnlkhmgn5646
Anyone have one in 60mm? 25.4 or 31.8 will do. Would also be interested in
the nitto ui-12 or a velo orange one.
Thanks!
Tim
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Hey!
Considering a 1x set up on my Appaloosa prototype. I’m wondering if I’ll
still need to combine two chains when using a 1x with those long
chainstays. Should be a 38 chainring with 11-42 cassette. Anyone have
experience setting up something similar?
Thanks,
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>>> On Monday, May 31, 2021 at 7:15:53 PM UTC-7 Joe Bernard wrote:
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>>>> Tom, I have a couple 42s I was planning to post here if you or anyone
>>>> else are interested.
>>>>
>>>> For pics and a price chat email, or text 4
Hey!
Anyone have a Silver Brand chainring guard for 38 teeth? Riv is sold out.
Thanks!
Tim
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They're great. I have both sizes. The medium is perfect for commuting. The
large is great if you need to snag something extra at the store. They hold up
to rain pretty well, especially if they aren't packed full and you can fold the
zipper over. Not fully waterproof in sustained hard rain. Very
SOLD!
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How about $40 plus shipping?
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How about $45 plus shipping?
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Hey!
I've got a like-new Sackville Shopsack Clembasack in olive green. Designed for
the taller Clem baskets, but fits well in the Wald 137 too. It's like an
extra-medium Shopsack. I've already got a medium and a large, so I haven't used
it.
How does $55 shipped sound?
Cheers!
Tim
Portland,
Got some Nitto Bullmoose bars for sale. They'd be a pain to ship, but I'd do it
if you're willing to pay. These do show some wear, but I'm guessing some metal
polish would solve that. Take a look at the pictures, I tried to capture the
condition accurately.
Check on the deets on my CL post:
I've done centuries and multi-day tours with the black sheep bars I had that
were a similar shape (30° sweep). They were 800mm wide though so I had three
solid hand positions.
-Tim
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Hey, Julian-
I see a rain cape in the pictures, but no details in the post. If it's for
sale, could you let me know the details?
Thanks,
Tim
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> Large Olive Saddlesack, very good condition, with a few scuffs. $130
>
>
Check out Bike Insights website. You can compare how geometry changes based on
tire and wheel size. Gives you trail numbers and bb height and lots more. Super
helpful for nerding out!
https://bikeinsights.com/compare
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Thanks! Moving the thing shifters down by the curves is still really convenient
shifting and it means I can use all three hand positions (grips, top of the
bend and flats). I really dig it. Got the inspiration from a blug post or
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PM sent for those WI cranks.
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> PM sent with a slew of questions.
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> With abandon,
> Patrick
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I'm glad to see this thread alive again! I ended up getting a different version
of a mirror for a basket mount. Here's a link to the picture:
https://www.instagram.com/p/BYB0hh-Bm6O/?utm_source=ig_share_sheet=ds354uupmmg2
It only lasted a few months before my bike fell over and the mirror
Hey!
I'm in the market for a double kickstand to stabilize my bike for kid and
grocery hauling. Anyone have feedback on the velo Orange Copenhagen double
kickstand? Experience with other brands?
Thanks,
Tim
Portland, OR
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This looks soo good. Clean.
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Here's a link to someone using the extra space for a framebag on a LHT:
https://www.instagram.com/p/BdtWcHwlxZO/?utm_source=ig_share_sheet=1uapzizqzu99q
I've put tent poles and a water bottle cage back there on my Riv
proto-Appaloosa:
I love the look of both bikes! That blue!
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This is really neat, Bill! Thanks for such a detailed report. Sounds like a
burly ride. It make me want to try out some do some rando rides myself!
Cheers,
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Oops! Meant to post this to ibob. It's mostly the same folks, right?
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calipers, but I'd guess they're around 51-52ish
right now.
Not much room, so I'll probably end up using these ony Riv proto-Appaloosa.
Let me know if you have any questions!
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Hey!
Anybody a medium Shopsack they'd like to pass on??
I'll take it!
Cheer,
Tim O.
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I already ordered a set! Going to try these on my black mountain Monster cross
since I'm guessing they'll run small on my dyads. If they're too big, I'll use
them on my proto-Appaloosa. I've got the Schwalbe g ones on their now, so it'll
be interesting to compare.
Tim "just spent lots of $ on
Morning, Brett!
I'm testing a set up right now. I'd suggest either finding a way to have
insulation beneath the hammock or using an sleeping pad inside the hammock. If
you don't do that, all the insulation from your bag will be squished and you'll
have a cold butt. No fun. If you can, give it
Forest and David: pictures please! :)
I'm getting together parts for Black Mountain monster cross build now and
should have something to share in a few weeks too!
Cheers,
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I use a saddle mounted bag support. Here's a MUSA one:
http://www.theyellowbirdsociety.com/tailfeather/
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Wow! That looks awesome. I've been dreaming about building something just like
this to complement my Appaloosa. I haven't followed this project until now,
what frame is that?
Tim O.
PDX
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Shoot! My deal fell through. Looks like I won't be needing any tires for now.
:/
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Hi, Friends!
Anyone have a set of used 700x32-38 supple tires they'd like to pass on? I've
got a project in the works and don't have much of a budget.
Thanks!
Tim
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Just called, only to find out that it's basically spoken for :/ Probably for
the best though for the finances...
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Oh no! It's my size! Ahh!!
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I can say that the Appaloosa long chainstays fell incredibly smooth for rough
gravel decents. Although, I haven't had a chance to directly compare with an
Atlantis in those same conditions. Issac (nwbirdman) has an Atlantis here in
PDX that's my exact size, so maybe we can do some thorough
News flash: The new Billie bars will be 58cm wide! I emailed Riv to ask and
made sure it was okay to share with y'all.
If you haven't heard of them yet, they are a longer sweep, less rise and wider
albatross. I kind of think this is a picture of them that they quietly snuck on
Instagram:
Sold in ten minutes! Haha! Must have been a good deal:)
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Hey, Y'all!
I got a basically brand-new set of Albatross bars in heat-treated aluminum for
sale. They might have a few blemishes from normal mounting, but nothing beyond
that.
Here are some hilarious pictures from when I mounted them on my son's balance
bike for a photo-op:
Sweet! Nice front derailers too!
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Hey!
It's real fun to swap bars and I've been itching to try some 58cm Boscos.
Ideally, some local her on Portland has a set of Bosco bullmoose or Bosco
Norm/stem combo bars I could try. I'd by you a beer and/or coffee! But I'd also
be interested in buying a set of either and if they don't
Looking for new or used Schwalbe G One Speed 29 x 2.35 tires. I like my current
set and want another for when they wear out. Riv is out of the 29 size.
Thanks,
Tim
Portland,OR
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Thanks!
Tim O.
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Hey, Drew- What's the condition of the wheelset(braking surface,
mileage,trueness)?
Thanks
Tim
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Hey howdy-
My MKS RMX (sneaker) pedals have developed a clicking sound on one side.
They still spin well, but it makes me worry how long they'll last. Plus,
the sound is annoying. Anyone had luck servicing the sneaker pedal?
Thanks,
Tim O.
Portland, O
ps. I did test my bike with different
PM'd. I'm posting here because last time I tried to PM it didn't work.
Thanks!,
Tim
On Tuesday, December 5, 2017 at 5:03:01 PM UTC-8, allenmichael wrote:
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> bump. This is still available.
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> On Monday, September 18, 2017 at 4:52:09 PM UTC-7, allenmichael wrote:
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>> Fillet Brazed. Bought
Sold
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Good thinking! Nighttime visibility is extra important in rainy Portland
because everyone's windshield is fogged up.
I got a $12 light (USB rechargable!) for my hub that allows people to see me
from the side. I commute on lots of side streets and this really helps. This is
my first season
Bump. $60 shipped?
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I live an exciting life, which means I'm browsing CL on Friday nights. Here's a
gem for y'all. $1200. No association with the seller.
https://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/bik/d/rivendell-homer-hilsen/6408379566.html
Tim
Portland, OR
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Hi,
I recently got a XL Aussie Wool(Thermofleece) LS Crewneck in Black and it's a
tighter fit than I was hoping for. It would be a great base layer for a me,
but I'm not comfortable wearing it to work with my dad bod. I've already worn
it a few times and it's been through the wash once, but
.
Cheers,
Tim O.
Portland, OR
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Lost:
- Hats. A bunch of hats that I used to tuck into my back pocket before I
got a front rack. So many good hats lost forever. Can't believe it took me
so long to learn my lesson.
- My favorite merino wool long sleeve. Discovered it was gone within 10
minutes, but by the time
Hey, Jon-
Yeah, the bar-end pods will work with IRD shifters.
Cheers,
Tim
On Thursday, November 9, 2017 at 7:25:29 AM UTC-8, Jon BALER wrote:
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> Do the bar-end pods work with the ird shifters? I already have the ird
> shifters on a choco bar, and was considering switching to a albastache
Shifters sold in record time! Bar-end pods are still available for $25
shipped.
Thanks!
Tim
On Wednesday, November 8, 2017 at 11:36:10 AM UTC-8, Tim O. (Portland, OR)
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> Hello again,
>
> I have a set of Silver/IRD thumbies with some cosmetic character for sale.
Hello again,
I have a set of Silver/IRD thumbies with some cosmetic character for sale.
The bolts on the bottom are oxidized on the outside and one of the black
tabs has been replaced with Newbaums. They are mechanically perfect.
Originally, they come with two sets of washers--one with a
Sweet! I just posted a WTB post. Thanks fo sharing, y'all!
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Howdy!
I'm looking for some 9 speed Microshift Thumb shifters with the
indexed/friction option. I have a set of Silver/IRD thumbies with some
character that I can trade. See the pictures for more details:
https://photos.app.goo.gl/PEfKnI4Hp6BD3wCh1
If yours are in better shape, I could throw
Hey!
Do Mircoshift thumbies allow you to adjust the cable housing angle like the
Sunrace thumbies do? Has anyone mounted their Mircoshift thumbies on the inside
of the bars? Do the cables clear your hands on the bars?
I'm running Sunrace shifters mounted inside, but I'm thinking I'd like to
I opted for the Soma Osprey bars, even though I wished they were a little
prettier. They feel fantastic based on my initial impression. Thanks for
all the feedback folks!
Here's a picture of them on today:
https://www.instagram.com/p/BasMTijBzs6/?taken-by=hunqaloosa
Cheers,
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The Soma Osprey does seem to fit the bill. I'm not sure how I missed that one
when I was researching bars.
Jay:Thanks for the feedback. Do you have pictures of your Joe with the Jones?
Cheers,
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Hey, Y'all-
I got ants in my pants for some new handlebars. I've been riding the Albatross
bars since last spring and I love the upright riding position. Plus, they're
gorgeous/comfy. Although, ever since I've got them I wished they were wider.
Probably didn't help that I was riding the
I saw someone who mounted their German Mirror on a Wald basket instead of the
bars. Can't find the picture now. Anyone tried it before? Does it work? I had
another mirror mounted to my basket that work well, but it stuck out and then
my bike fell over and it broke. I'd love to keep all the
Oh, man. I wish I was in a place to get one of those frames. Looks lovely!
Can't wait to see pictures of the build. Congrats!
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That looks like the funnest. Thanks for sharing!
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Hey, Jay
I'm so glad you posted this! I've been thinking about those tires for my
Proto-Joe and almost started a thread the other day to learn more about them.
These seem like a great balance of ride quality/protection. You'll have to
report back on their durability after you've put some miles
Looks like it's a Protovelo. Horrible pictures, cool bike.
Tim
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Great route. Lots of little towns, which makes it easy to travel light. Plus,
you'll be riding all the best parts of it. If you end up riding through
Nehalem, stop at Buttercup for THE BEST chowder on the Oregon coast. Each
serving is made fresh with super unique flavors. Gluten free and vegan
Looks like a fantastic set up! If it's not stealing the thread, I'd love to
hear you're thoughts on the Soma Shikoro tire what size is that?
Tim
Portland, OR
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Hey, Andrew-
Nice looking Bombadil!
I have the Raceguard G-ones that are sold on the riv site. I really like them
on dry roads and gravel. Haven't really ridden anything else on them, but I
hear they don't do well in wet conditions. They feel really fast and comfy.
They eat up a ton of road
This is a fun thread! Here's my Protovelo set up for a mixed road/gravel short
tour: https://goo.gl/photos/TVhGoQeFNyWwvn3h9
Pack light, but with lots of food and water if you won't have places to stop.
Cheers,
Tim
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Hey!
Anyone planning on riding from Portland to the path of totality for the solar
eclipse on Monday? I'm going to! Even though Portland is 99% in the path, I
can't help myself getting caught up in the fervor to be in the path of
totality. I had some other plans fall through and I can't take
Thanks for sharing, Clayton!
On Wednesday, August 9, 2017 at 1:21:00 PM UTC-7, Clayton.sf wrote:
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> Hi All,
>
> This is something my wife is heading up and I believe in it too. Not
> trying to make this a politicial conversation.
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> MODS - if this is too far off topic please feel free to
Thanks, everyone. This is just the feedback I'm looking for. Now I'm
getting excited to buy some tools!
Cheers,
Tim
Portland, OR
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Sorry to hear you're having health issues. Where are you located? Do you have
any pictures?
Thanks,
Tim
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I've been using a cheapo tool to cut cables and housing forever, but it's
always a clunky process that results in frayed cables and/or frustration. I
hate cutting housing so much that I just left my housing way too long when I
recently changed my shifters.
Just did a quick search to see what's
erfect fit just serendipity?
>
> On Wed, Aug 2, 2017 at 5:53 PM, Tim O. (Portland, OR) <
> timothyc...@gmail.com > wrote:
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>> Michelle! What an exciting dilemma you're in!
>>
>> That's me Kurt is talking about! I didn't even occur to me that I might
>> ha
to draw attention of others, so you'll likely get
some comments and need to explain things for people. But the bike will
stand out for lots of other reasons too. :)
Cheers,
Tim O.
Portland, OR
On Wednesday, August 2, 2017 at 4:09:02 PM UTC-7, Kurt Manley wrote:
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> I own a Hunq and had an App
This looks awesome! Thanks for sharing
On Monday, July 31, 2017 at 10:33:44 PM UTC-7, Ken Yokanovich wrote:
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> In hindsight, it may not have been the best conceived plan but I am a firm
> believer that a bit of naïvety makes for a good bicycle adventure. An open
> mind, willingness to
I'd rode my new medium without a support and found that it would start
rubbing when I hit bumps after a while when loaded. I have a 62cm Appaloosa
prototype and I thought I'd have plenty of room with my saddle height and
big frame. Guess not.
Here's a picture of it loaded where it looks like
Looks awesome! I'm not in the market, but I'm curious which Rivs you're
getting! Also, what's your PBH?
On Tuesday, June 27, 2017 at 1:12:12 PM UTC-7, Birdman wrote:
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> Hi folks,
>
> I'm making way for two incoming Rivs and reluctantly selling my gorgeous
> 68cm custom campeur bicycles by
Sweet! I want to see the pictures from your ride!
On Thursday, June 22, 2017 at 4:00:54 PM UTC-7, Ryan Fleming wrote:
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> AGREED :)
>
> On Thursday, June 22, 2017 at 5:12:35 PM UTC-5, Bill Lindsay wrote:
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>> APPROVE
>>
>> On Thursday, June 22, 2017 at 3:03:02 PM UTC-7, Tim wrote:
>>>
>>> I
changed from thumbies to bar
ends, which meant I rerouted my cables. But I guess I thought it was dialed in!
All it took was a little barrel adjusting and things are all set.
Phew! I'm glad it was something simple!
Thanks to everyone who chimed in!
Tim O.
Portland, OR
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ascpgh: It's a Microshift Mezzo long cage derailleur. There is definitely
some play in the pulleys, so I might start by replacing those. But I almost
think that if I'm going that route I'll just get a new rear derailleur. The
Altus seems like a pretty low cost test.
On Friday, June 16, 2017 at
Thanks, y'all! Sounds like I have some more fiddling to do. I'll report back
with my results!
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Thanks for the tips. And for catching my mix up of high vs. low gears. I
checked it out and it is a 9 speed chain. Wonder if I could buy a 10spd chain
to give myself some more wiggle room in those high gears?
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I just set up a new cassette, chain and chainrings, but now I'm having some
issues shifting in my lower gears. There is almost no leeway between my bottom
three gears so it's difficult(almost impossible) to line things up correctly
without the chain jumping around. For context, I'm running a 9
This list has been so good to me. One last try to see if anyone has a medium
saddlesack up for grabs. Let me know!
Tim O.
Portland, OR
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have a tan shopsack already, so bonus points for being matchy matchy if
you have tan.
Feel free to chime in with comments about your thoughts on the saddlesack
to help my justify buying one. I kind of shouldn't be spending money on
bike stuff right now...
Tim O.
Portland, OR
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thing, but
I'm not to picky about that sort of thing.
Tim O.
Portland, OR
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