hi dylan, can you post (or email me) pictures of the bike bureau bag? Also,
what hardware are you missing from it?
Thanks,
Eli
On Thursday, December 6, 2012 3:35:49 PM UTC-8, dylan alverson wrote:
Hey Im cleaning out the basement all prices include shipping in conus
email me for photos I
Andy! nice stuff. The turn buttons are a particularly nice addition. Did
you already have all the leatherworking tools? Or was this project an
excuse to buy tools? (I adore those kind of projects).
Eli
On Tuesday, November 27, 2012 11:57:06 PM UTC-8, Andy Smitty Schmidt wrote:
The little
if you're lookin for quick and cheap, leons in east oakland has done a
great job for me more than once. it's $90 and you don't lose lug lines at
all. You're just gonna have to do some facing and chasing when you get it
back. otherwise, i love em.
eli
On Tuesday, October 16, 2012 11:03:07 PM
I have a set of beartraps on a rockhopper/albatross/2.5 tire hunq-style
bike and i love them. At one time, i had two of the suntour xc-II bear
traps which i thought were the absolute best. On a long dirt ride, the
suntour bit the dust (mud) and was decimated on the long, bearing-less ride
swift! swift! swift!
On Wednesday, October 10, 2012 6:01:43 AM UTC-7, doc wrote:
Swift Short Stacks:
http://gspiess.files.wordpress.com/2011/04/swift-and-x-bike-015.jpg
On Tuesday, October 9, 2012 1:50:05 PM UTC-4, Don wrote:
OK, having picked your brains quite successfully on the subject
I love my long flap. I've packed it majorly full with a tent, poles,
sleepingbag, clothes, and dinner for two on more than one occasion (bike
camping with a roadie friend who made me carry everything).
I think it's great. if you pop it on a marks rack or similar small rear rack,
it gets it
hi,
I'm interested in the saddlebag quick release clamp. please email me:
eko...@gmail.com.
thanks!
eli
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Damn! Such bad timing. I've wanted to build up a karate monkey for quite some
time, money is just super tight right now. I guess that project is gonna have
to wait till next summer. That's a KILLER bike. If you had a 29er wheel set and
some disc brakes along with it for a reasonable price I
I just ordered a set of the CX50s with an attempt to use 650bs on a 26 frame
due to their large amount of vertical pad adjustment. I'll let y'all know if it
works. they seem like very nice brakes and the pads are totally replaceable
with cartridge style pads. if I end up liking them a lot, I
Hey Y'all,
I've got kind of an interesting issue-
I'm trying out some indexing (not something I usually like) on my atlantis,
and I've got a real pretty set of dura ace 9spd downtube shifters (SL-7700)
that i'm sticking in the bar end pods that used to house my silvers.
Has anyone tried this?
I had been in a gnarly bicycle accident on my old trek road bike in 2008. I
was a victim of a hit and run in san francisco and i shattered my left leg.
All of this put me in the hospital for six weeks and over a year of rehab
and walking aids and surgeries after that. So far I've had seven
any pics of the beast? I'd love to see her!
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hi scot,
any word on those wheels? did you sell em to the other buyer?
thanks,
eli
btw, I don't know why my last post posted three times! sorry!
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I'm a regular reader and a rare poster, but here it goes...
I've got my 53cm Atlantis set up with 650B's and Paul Motos. After ALOT of
research it's really the only way I could figure out to do the conversion.
My reasons were more because I like the ride of larger wheels. Personally,
I think
hey scot,
thanks for getting back to me. my zip is 94110.
thanks!
eli
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hey scot,
thanks for getting back to me. my zip is 94110.
thanks!
eli
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hey scot,
thanks for getting back to me. my zip is 94110.
thanks!
eli
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hi scot,
I'd be into the wheelset with the 700x38 tires on it for 200 plus shipping. I'm
in SF, so it shouldn't be that bad. let me know the details.
I'm stoked!
thanks,
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hi mike,
I'm very interested in your heron frame. can you email me with info?
thanks!
eli
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i thought if anyone would appreciate this new concept computer, it would be
you guys. It looks like it has a speedometer, trip and overall odometer, as
well as a BELL!
i love this thing and i can't wait until it's a reality (if ever).
check it out guys!
eli
http://redfish.ee/?p=477
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Manny -
I'm gonna try and make it tomorrow, but i'm not positive. i have jury
duty this week and i know now that i dont' have to be there monday,
but i'm not sure about tues morning. If i can make it, i'll see you at
walnut creek bart. if not, i'll try and catch the next one!
thanks!
eli
Hey,
I've got a brand new olive tool roll that I bought and swore i would
use it. Well, I never did. Now I'm gonna sell it. $30 shipping within
the US included. Lemme know if youre into it! I'm in SF, so if you're
local i'd be glad to meet.
Thanks!
Eli
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oh, i love when a giant group of carbon roadies tell you that they're
impressed that you're climbing the same hill they are, on that
bike (atlantis). HA! and i proceeded to drop ALL of them with a giant
saddlebag full of fruit, clothes, book and bike lock.
damn that feels good.
Eli
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Does anyone have Swift Industries bags? (bulitbyswift.com)
I'm very interested in their short stack panniers. I like the design.
It's very backpacking backpack like with the stuffable lid. I also
like the messenger bag-like construction (very waterproof), and the
colors are quite nice. Hand made
i second the velocity dyads. i built a wheelset on them just about a
year ago and they're bomb-proof. plus they have a real nice deep-v
that makes em ultra stiff and clean looking.
eli
SF, CA
On Jul 25, 4:58 pm, Larry Powers lapower...@hotmail.com wrote:
I have had bad luck with two sets 650b
manny,
can you possibly point out your route? i'm going up to point reyes in
a few days and it looks like you hit a number of beautiful roads and
trails. let me know if that's possible.
thanks!
eli
SF, CA
On Jul 21, 11:28 am, Manuel Acosta manueljohnaco...@hotmail.com
wrote:
Since Half Moon
aww, i would love to go, but monday is no good for me.
sorry dude.
eli
On Jul 15, 9:38 pm, Manuel Acosta manueljohnaco...@hotmail.com
wrote:
For those that are interested or have a free day.
Monday to Tuesday- SF to Half Moon Bay Via Planet of the Apes Road.
Camp at Half Moon Bay State Park
i'm always down for a hawk camp trip with some new friends. i'm in SF.
lets do it!
btw, manny, i'm curious about camping on mt. diablo. are the rangers
strict about where you sleep? can you just set up anywhere? have a
fire anywhere, etc? Also, about the fog, if you climb higher, is there
no fog
For sale is a pair of brand new Paul cross levers for drop bars. They
were only mounted, and maybe got 50 miles on them before I changed my
bars. They have a 26.0mm clamp, so they clamp to the sleeve or bump at
the center of the bars. They're quite beautiful, brushed sliver color
and also have the
hi eric-
did you ever end up selling your AHH? what size is it?
thanks!
eli
On May 8, 4:48 pm, Eric ericwolfo...@gmail.com wrote:
Bump w/ price drop...$1300
Thanks!
- Eric
On Apr 28, 10:00 pm, Eric ericwolfo...@gmail.com wrote:
It got flagged again for some reason but it's
Wow Thomas, that's quite in depth. I've thought about trying to set up
a davinci system between my Noodles and Albatross. How, and where did
you set up the davinci couplers? i can't really decide what would be
an optimal place for them. It looks like we have similar setups. I
have the Paul
i think the source must be Mordor.
On May 14, 1:11 pm, Pete pedalling.p...@gmail.com wrote:
Would call that an insult and abomination of the bicycle design!
Not easy being in Grant's shoes these days and constantly associated with
with the Bridgestone brand:
1988 Bridgestone Bicycle
i have the Paul motolite brakes in order to use 650b's on my atlantis
designed for 26 wheels. they work wonders, however, they have much
more upward vertical movement than downward. i'm don't think it will
work to go from 700c to 650b and continue the use of your canti
studs.
sorry.
On May 14,
ive sent one about san francisco cycling.
the civic center
neither civic nor center
hey, there goes my bike!
eli
On Apr 20, 1:30 pm, William tapebu...@gmail.com wrote:
None for me; 3
Tried to like the haiku style; 7
Much prefer sonnets. 5
(I this
sounds awesome! i'm very curious about these hubs and how much they'll
actually hold up over time with the torque thats put on a fixed gear
drivetrain. let us know how you like it, and how it feels in
comparison to a traditional fixed hub.
eli
On Mar 18, 1:39 pm, Philip Williamson
As someone who bicycles everyday in a metropolitan city (SF) and also
has been in a near fatal car/bicycle accident, i use a helmet every
time i ride. People drive crazy here, and not wearing a helmet and
getting hit by a car can mean the difference between a hospital stay
and a trip to the
, ekoral eko...@gmail.com wrote:
oh yeah!
it's the standard laminate, not clydesdale, suggested for riders less
than 180lbs. also, it has the copper rivets, not silver.
you can check out some photographs on the craigslist posting i've put
up.http://sfbay.craigslist.org/sfc/bik/2243901488.html
hi,
is the alpina crankset a double or triple?
On Mar 8, 10:25 pm, Beardpapa gts...@gmail.com wrote:
All prices include shipping
1. Silver Bar End Shifters - $60
2. Sidi Dominator MTB shoes size 42 - $60
3. San Marco Rolls Titanium - $75
4. Shimano 105/ Mavic cpx22 wheelset - $75
5. Swift
hi steve,
i noticed in your flickr stream a selle an-atomica that was laced for
chafing. did this work for you? i'm currently selling mine on this
forum, and also on craigslist, but i'm curious about how that worked.
i noticed some inner thigh chafeage that wasn't annoying enough to get
rid of the
oh yeah!
it's the standard laminate, not clydesdale, suggested for riders less
than 180lbs. also, it has the copper rivets, not silver.
you can check out some photographs on the craigslist posting i've put
up.
http://sfbay.craigslist.org/sfc/bik/2243901488.html
thanks,
eli
On Mar 7, 4:47 pm, Eli
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