Riv's MKS Grip King (Lambda) pedals are the best thing since Technomic
quills. I can ride in my Merrell sandals and they stick like glue. They
pedals are the final touch in my upright riding adjustment. I have a
compression injury in my left knee from a car wreck when I was young.
Riding
Very nice job - really sharp. I ride with a Bell Muni helmet with a flip
mirror, and find it to be all the mirror I need. But still, great job and
it looks sharp.
(I also like the visor on the helmet)
On Sunday, September 9, 2012 3:55:56 PM UTC-5, David T. wrote:
I have really been
I'm pretty sure it's an old Rudge
http://oldbike.wordpress.com/1912-rudge-whitworth-no-3-aero-special-de-luxe-all-weather-full-roadster/
On Monday, September 10, 2012 3:00:14 PM UTC-5, Marc Irwin wrote:
A local bar held a Vintage Bike Rally/swap this past Saturday. Amidst
the other
, bulldog1935 wrote:
I think us old guys (55 - not too) find a tall quill and moustache bar to
be a second and third wind in cycling. There are a lot of factors that
affect cervical strain, but the biggest is that we lean on the bar now
rather than pull on it like we did when we were younger
I think us old guys (55 - not too) find a tall quill and moustache bar to
be a second and third wind in cycling. There are a lot of factors that
affect cervical strain, but the biggest is that we lean on the bar now
rather than pull on it like we did when we were younger.
I have a Technomic
I agree with those who think the shift lever clamp is loosening. The
spring on the derailleur is always trying to pull it into a higher gear. I
used Rivendell bar-end converters to put my zeus shift levers onto a
mustache bar. I have to tighten the rear shifter clamp a couple of times in
I am experienced in Japan shopping - I had a fiberglass fly rod rolled from
scratch and finished, and have purchased a good deal of fly tackle,
including English bags at a better price that I could get them from the UK.
The next thing, is Japanese businesses are prohibited by law from
safest assumption is he was greeting the shirt
On Saturday, September 1, 2012 4:52:00 PM UTC-5, Patrick Moore wrote:
I was cruising (casually, coolly, smoothly, urbanely) home in the hooks on
the gofast (elegant in khaki shorts and Hawaiian shirt) when I was passed
by a young 30- or
is it OK to use a canvas wax like an Otter's wax bar on the Sackville Grid
gray.
I was hoping to stiffen the fabric a bit and, of course, weatherproof it.
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