That looks like a clip-on chain hanger.
Here's a link to a similar one (in black):
https://defietsenmaker.nl/product/chain-hanger-for-rear-stay-clip-on-frame/?v=796834e7a283
Dave
On Sunday, June 27, 2021 at 6:35:51 AM UTC-7 Johnny Alien wrote:
> I just picked up a Saluki and it has this odd
I rode with the Crust bars for a couple of weeks.
Pro's: great leverage, especially when climbing out of the saddle; endless hand
positions; slight flex for shock absorption; good conversation starters.
Con's: Not great if you ride on the hoods; felt too close for comfort when
riding in
Yes, that front roll gives an alternate access to items in the lower section of
the bag. It's especially nice on those rainy rando rides - you know there's a
cache of undisturbed dry items in there!
+1 on the Berthoud decaleur. Super easy installation and it is pretty
bombproof. I would
Are you mounting the taillight directly on your rear fender? If so, Then I
would assume your fenders stay on year round so I would run the wiring inside
the rolled edge.
If you're mounting on a rear rack or seat post, etc., then external wiring may
give you more flexibility, especially if
Just to throw a curveball your way, what about black hammered fenders?
Handsome makes some pretty nice looking ones in 2 sizes, and they might be
easier to keep clean than either cream or silver ones...here's a link:
http://handsomecycles.com/products/black-fenders?variant=1225965185
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I have a lot of caps, but my coolest one is my Tarik Saleh bike club cap. Yes,
Randi Jo makes these awesome wool caps for many folks, but this is the only one
that starts conversations: who is that, etc. And my kids think it's just 1%
less-weird than my other cycling caps!
Get yours at:
I use Newbaum's cloth tape bare and it has been weathering very well for me. I
usually wear gloves, however, so that may affect the sweat buildup. That said,
I've ridden in many a deluge and it seems like the tape gets tighter and
tighter each time it dries. It's a harlequin pattern and I
Great report - looks like a fun ride! Pity about Toronto drivers though.
Thanks for posting this.
- Dave
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For summer wear I like the Castelli knickers. Although synthetic, they are
lightweight, have a decent bib, and a good chamois.
For fall/winter wear, I love the Ibex El Fito 3/4 wool knickers (either with or
without bibs). I live in those from October - March. Did I mention I love
these?
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I'm running a set of 41mm fluted Honjo's with my Mafac Racers. Plenty of room
and a good fit overall. I just searched for them and I'm not sure they're
still being made...
FYI: I run 700C x 28mm Continental 4000s on this bike. I tried to run some
30mm (32's) Grand Bois Cypress but they
I've been using a Thule hanging rack out of a 2 hitch for many years now. It
holds 4 road bikes with no problems - steel, carbon, titanium, no matter. To
prevent swinging, tire rotation, or other instability, it has a lower swingarm
with loops on it to attach straps. Just load the bike,
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