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> Price drop. $800. shipped to CONUS.
>
> Clayton Scott
> HBG,CA
>
> On Tuesday, March 24, 2020 at 1:58:02 PM UTC-7, Clayton.sf wrote:
>>
>> Hi All,
>>
>> Have a 52cm Clem Mustard H frame (high top tube) for sale.
>>
builder to builder but spoking seems to have a lot more flavors.
Best,
Clayton Scott
HGB, CA
On Thursday, April 16, 2020 at 5:37:52 PM UTC-7, James / Analog Cycles
wrote:
>
> Join the fun. Our first clinic had about 160 different people stop in,
> and I learned that I shouldn
or
other lower profile pedals. On my Ram, I used to pedal through corners all
the time without issue. That said, I wasn't leaning into corners anywhere
near as aggressively as I used to in a Crit.
Scott Calhoun
On Wednesday, April 15, 2020 at 12:15:10 PM UTC-7, James / Analog Cycles
wrote:
>
>
be interesting in the differences between setting up wider rim
tire combos and road 28-32mm tires that are run at higher pressures. So
far, I've only set up my fatter >38mm tire bikes. But, I'm about to set up
a regular-ass road bike wheelset with 28mm Conti 5000TL tires.
Scott Calhoun
On Wednes
Very helpful! Thank you, Mike, and James. After seeing these photos, I'm
thinking one of the shots on the Riv site might be a 62 after all. Either
way, these shots certainly satisfy my curiosity.. and that is to say, the
62 looks good! -Scott
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Does anyone have a photo they can post? I can't detect one on the Riv site
or google images and curious what a 62 actually looks like. Seems like all
the arch tube examples on the net are 59's. There are 2 different arch
tube side profile shots on the current Riv Atlantis page but they
I actually friction shift 11 on my rando bike. Surprisingly not hard.
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HbG, CA
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Which model are you using? Sport, treking, etc.
Thanks,
Clayton Scott
HBG, CA
On Friday, April 10, 2020 at 10:18:44 AM UTC-7, Eric Norris wrote:
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> One alternative to a standard donohue setup is an external generator.
> Velogical, a Germany company, came out a few years ago with
Here’s Clem in the habitat I hope to revisit more often.
>
> On Friday, April 10, 2020 at 7:42:03 AM UTC-7, Clayton Scott wrote:
> > Seems odd. Are you on friction or index? have you played some with the
> cable tension to get it just right. Another thought is that possibly the
> derai
Why does 135 limit you to 10 gears? Mine goes to 11 and others' go to 12.
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small ring? Might also be a slightly bent der hanger (Again just guessing).
In terms of chain length - I usually measure it by wrapping it around
biggest chainring and biggest cog (without running it through the derailer)
then add one chainlink segment (1") to that length.
Clayton Scott
HB
UAL weight built with
thicker walled and larger diameter tubing.Less exertion = more speed. Again
rider weight and intended purpose of bike matter. It is not all black and white
and individual preferences play into this too.
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HBG, CA
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And there is a this newly dug rabbit hole right in front of me...
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There have been some deemed "bad angle", where the bar angle was angled
downwards more. They were sold upon request. I have a pair and prefer them to
the regular version.
Clayton Scott
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Hey Ahmed, I sent you a PM!
- Teague
On Saturday, March 28, 2020 at 11:57:08 AM UTC-6, John Hawrylak wrote:
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> Can you post a picture of the VO saddle bag and the VO rack?
>
> John Hawrylak
> Woodstown NJ
>
> On Saturday, March 28, 2020 at 1:22:09 AM UTC-4, Ahmed Elgasseir wrote:
>>
>> Corona
I ran Snoqualmie 44’s on my Homer (pre MIT) and noticed that as the tires
expanded with mileage, the rear got very tight but never rubbed. I’m back on
Barlow pass 38’s now, mainly because it has been so wet in the southeast that I
had to put fenders back on. But when this wet season lets up
rides. Riding
solo is risk mitigation. Keeping out of the emergency room helps everybody
at least as much as social distancing.
Scott Calhoun
Tucson, AZ
On Monday, March 16, 2020 at 4:21:11 PM UTC-7, Deacon Patrick wrote:
>
> People really appreciate the bell on the trail, even mor
Hey Karl,
Potentially interested in either one of those wheelsets. A couple of
details for each needed first:
What is the
1. OLD?
2. Spoke count?
3. Cassette compatibility? I'm assuming that WI hub is 8(9/10)spd...
- Teague in Boise
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of some mumbling. My 14 year-old self thinks,
"Oh Sh!!!T, I'm deaf". Thankfully the woman who lives on the corner where
the accident occurred had a daughter I grew up with (and was the lunch lady
at my elementary school) so she immediately runs out of the house and
starts yell
As a healthcare worker myself along with a partner who also works in the
healthcare field, I agree with what Justin has said.
This group is great for lurking people who spend far too much money and
time on bikes as opposed to just riding them.
However, If people are too ignorant to take the
I’ve never seen a 68cm Atlantis. I’m curious, do you know the saddle height in
the photo?
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Correction. That’s right Bill, 18t gap, not 22t gap. Thank you!
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I’ve been riding a 46/28 for about 5 years now and like it alot. Mind you it’s
on a Homer running 38mm tires, but a 22 tooth gap is not a problem at all.
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did it sell?
On Tuesday, February 11, 2020 at 6:57:44 AM UTC-8, Hayden wrote:
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> Sale is pending
>
> On Saturday, February 1, 2020 at 10:20:42 AM UTC-8, Hayden wrote:
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>> Hey all,
>>
>> Selling my Hillborne, located in Los Angeles. Bike is in good condition
>> one minor ding on top tube from
Wow Reid, that's one of the best looking tall Sams I've seen. bravo!Looks
like a blast
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On Sunday, February 9, 2020 at 6:56:17 PM UTC-5, scott minor wrote:
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> I got this A Homer Wilson
>
ugh dang spell check .. Hilsen, Hilsen Hilsen ahh that's better!
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Point taken Jack—if I lived in Seattle, I might feel differently about dryers.
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. Our clothes come out
nearly dry.
Scott, “spin to win” Calhoun
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After a couple of trips to Spain the last few years, where nobody has a dryer,
my wife and I decided we didn’t need a clothes dryer and ditched ours. Really,
it’s the right choice for the planet—you can feel very good about your
Appaloosa now. Ha ha
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I’m running a similar setup on a 59 Clem with large fluted VO fenders and
tubeless Cazadero 50mm tires. The tires pick up small pebbles sometimes which
makes a small tinking sound (I prefer silence) but other than that I’m very
happy w the setup. Super solid feel and a joy to ride.
Bill's BMC Monstercross really excels at being a Monstercross bike. I got a
good chuckle out of his 9+ rating for it.
Scott
On Thursday, January 16, 2020 at 9:54:38 AM UTC-7, Bill Lindsay wrote:
>
> John W,
>
> It really depends on what you are asking. Where I put a bike
Mike,
That is pretty high praise for the BMC road frame seeing that you could buy
4.66 new BMC road frames for the price of one Roadeo. I know, MUSA,
Rivendell lugs, Mark Nobilette, all add to the gloriousness of the Roadeo,
but...
Scott "who wanted buy Mike's 62cm BMC road before he ch
dget, at 4.5x the cost of the BMC Road, the Roadeo
is definitely more of a stretch to afford.
Scott
On Sunday, January 12, 2020 at 6:45:04 AM UTC-7, Bill Lindsay wrote:
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> I'd call the Black Mountain a low cost Roadeo. Fits similar. Rides
> similar. It's nowhere near as beautiful, and we
Yes please, link to the photo! I can’t seem to find the photo on Rivs site.
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I don’t like the price of the RH crankset, but if you want an 11 speed
compatibility, 177mm arms, a very narrow Q factor in a subcompact double (I’ve
run 30/46 and 32/48), there are no other options that I know of. IMO the RH
style looks perfect for a Roadeo. If you can live with 170, 175
Great topic! As a tall guy with a 95cm PBH, I LOVE the new found comfort of
riding a longer bike. Finally, there are a few bikes that are tall enough for
me, and proportionally not too steep or too short feeling. My first
experience with longer chainstays was with a 60cm Cheviot that I
Thanks for the responses. It has been a busy few weeks and I haven't had
the chance to think about this again.
I’m now rethinking what might work on the Sequoia… I’m a rookie in the
world of caliper brakes and didn’t consider the drastic effect that tire
clearance might have on suitability.
condition not super important, so long as they are functionally sound.
Contact me off-list.
Scott Calhoun
Tucson, AZ USA
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Thanks Adam — sounds like a great ride. Enjoyed the Mt Tam video, though it
makes me seriously question the life choices that have kept me in New
England for too long.
On Thu, Dec 19, 2019 at 9:48 PM Adam Leibow wrote:
> Scott, handling is normal/fine although I think the stem could be 10-2
for the commuter/all purpose rig I want to build.
Scott
On Wed, Dec 11, 2019 at 12:51 PM Clayton.sf wrote:
> I am 6' with saddle height (measured from center of bb to top in a
> straight line along the seat tube) of 76cm. I ride a 58cm monstercross (rim
> brake). With a 100mm stem this f
Very late to this party but wanted to ask John G a question, if possible --
you wrote:
*My saddle height is 79.5, and I ended up going for a 60cm. Wish I had gone
for a 62.*
Would love to hear why. My saddle height is 80.5, which puts me pretty much
in the middle of Mike's saddle height range
Maybe contact Soma/Merry for a Grand Rando or San Marcos replacement
> fork?
>
>
> Fair winds,
>
> Captain Conway Bennett
> 239.877.4119
>
> On Tue, Dec 10, 2019, 12:21 PM Teague Scott > wrote:
>
>> Hi Conway, thanks for the offer, but I'll have to pass. Tr
Hi Conway, thanks for the offer, but I'll have to pass. Trying to maintain
a bit of balance between the frame and replacement fork. This old frame
maxes out at ~38mm.
Seems that the hierarchy of suitable forks (I could be wrong...) would be:
1. Ram
2. Quickbeam
3. Hilsen
4. Hillborne
I have a
Hi Riv folks,
I'm trying to resurrect a Sequoia I just came upon. Sure, not a Riv, but
very, very Riv-ish... The original fork is a little tweaked but is likely
alignable; I just don't have any leads on reputable frame benders here in
Boise.
Figured I'd see if anyone has a suitable Riv fork
My 59 Clem H that arrived from Riv 2 weeks ago came w a 110 in it. If there’s
a specific size you need just give them a call and they will work w you on
getting the length you need.
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taking the
wheel on/off a bit of a struggle, need a strong third arm to hold the rear mech
out of the way.. but hopefully will find a trick for that. Also getting a
very useable chainline w a 107mm BB spindle I already had.
cheers, -scott
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Oh yeah, and check out some Forest Hill Film Lab
videos: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbDG7XYhdWuSrRvhMcFxSeQ
Grant has mentioned him in a Blahg post or two. He does some vintage camera
reviews that are pretty cool. He also has good videos on shooting basics.
Also, reviews for dys:
You're going down a mini-wormhole here! There are plenty of opinions out
there... There are Olympus people, Canon people, Minolta people, Petri
people, Hasselblad people, etc. Depending on year, all of these companies
made cameras that excelled in ways and potentially fell short in others.
On Saturday, June 29, 2019 at 7:20:01 PM UTC-4, Johnny Alien wrote:
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> If I am understanding things correctly I could also get a Sugino triple,
> remove the outer ring and install a Silver chainguard.
>
Spa Cycles sells a double with a chainguard, looks Sugino ish.
Both items sold. Thanks!
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I bought these from Riv last year but never used them. Both items in as-new
condition.
48cm Noodles (26.0) - $55 + shipping
10cm Tallux stem (26.0) -$45 + shipping
pictures here..
https://flickr.com/photos/147564748@N06/sets/72157708788185606
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I've got one of these on some horizontal dropouts. Works pretty well:
problem solvers tensioner/hanger
Ram is SOLD pending payment.
Thanks for all the interest.
Scott
On Tuesday, May 21, 2019 at 8:30:03 AM UTC-7, Scott Calhoun wrote:
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> I’m letting go of my well-loved Ram to help fund a bike tour with my
> daughter in Spain this summer.
>
> Frame has been well used—I climbed e
95 percent sure that is a gopher snake and not a rattler. I had one as a
pet as a boy. Also, I see several rattler species here frequently (and
gopher snakes) and this doesn't look like a rattler. See image here:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/42389547@N00/3081243186
Scott Calhoun
Tucson, AZ
noodles
Cro-mo seatpost (not sure of brand)
Mavic Open Pro SUP 32hole rims
Jack Brown 33.5mm tires (clearance for at least 35mm)
Diacompe 610 Centerpull brakes with newer Koolstop salmon pads.
No saddle or pedals
Scott Calhoun
Tucson, AZ
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How long are the crank arms?
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That would have been possible yesterday, however completr bike is now sold.
Thanks!
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Complete bike is sold! Thanks everyone.
-Scott
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that a available. Or message me if you
have interest in any combination of build between F/F/BB/HS and complete, we
can work it out.
Thanks! -Scott
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/147564748@N06/sets/72157708354122994
Asking $1625 + shipping via bikeflights
Located in Knoxville TN, pickup welcome.
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I run friction on both my bikes - 3x9 and 1x11. I like being able to get
things perfectly dialed so my drivetrain is silent. I know you can get that
with an indexed system, but it's nice to know I never have to worry about
it failing. Once you spend some time with friction you'll be able to
I really like the burnt orange. It would go well with your other
appointments.
On Monday, April 8, 2019 at 9:31:18 AM UTC-6, Keith Weaver wrote:
>
> Hi,
> I've recently installed 46 cm Noodle bars on my old Riv Road Standard, and
> am wondering what color bar tape to put on. These bars came to
Here is a link to the eBay page:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/254192575904
On Sunday, April 7, 2019 at 6:50:13 PM UTC-6, Scott McLain wrote:
>
> This bag is in great shape. It includes the Klickfix adapter. It is the
> Glacier color scheme. I bought it for a tour a year or so ago t
This bag is in great shape. It includes the Klickfix adapter. It is the
Glacier color scheme. I bought it for a tour a year or so ago that never
happened. I also have it listed on eBay for $75 starting bid.
Let me know if you are interested.
Pictures:
I am not sure if you mean drifters when you say STI. A shifter I have
always wanted is the micro-shift 9-speed shifter.
Scott
On Friday, February 22, 2019 at 6:08:27 PM UTC-7, dylan alverson wrote:
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> Looking to try out integrated shifting on my Saluki. Anyone out there have
&g
Here’s my 60cm cheviot..
https://flic.kr/p/2diZYeS
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plus bikes seem more lively and responsive.
Scott Calhoun
Tucson, AZ USA
On Friday, January 18, 2019 at 7:15:06 PM UTC-7, Deacon Patrick wrote:
>
> Thank you all for the input. You’ve helped me tremendiously. I will be
> practicing contentment and continue to delight in rid
Of course you want a QB. Who doesn't! :-) Santa, a 60cm Quickbeam would
fit me great too!
On Sunday, December 16, 2018 at 11:08:39 AM UTC-7, jamison brosseau wrote:
>
> Hi all, I know this is probably a reach, but I am looking for a 60cm
> Quickbeam. Please let me know if you have one you
I put on an alba setup last year and had the same issue. I have an aluminum
Alba bar with a Tallux stem. I assumed that I let grease between the bar and
stem. So I cleaned it off and added a little blue lock-tight and I think I got
it!
I also used blue lock-tight to get my seatpost to stop
I’ve used a small strip of thick moleskin on the fender to take up a tiny gap
and it has worked surprisingly well, has lasted 3 years so far and no rattle or
unsightly issues.
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Does anybody in the Anacortes-Bellingham-Seattle area know of a bike shop
around there that Tim would be able to leave the bike with to have them pack
and ship it?
Kellen Scott (Santa Cruz, CA)
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One of the fast guys in the used to ride a Schwinn Varsity, he did fine on
it.
The seat broke, he used a piece of rebar to replace it.
As Ford used to claim for the Pinto, "More road hugging weight"
than a Toyota.
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ve my luck. I test rode it with in the parking lot,
and it was love at first pedal stroke. I climbed most of the high mountain
roads in Arizona on it this summer, and it never let me down. Lively,
predictable, comfortable, and just plain fun to ride.
Scott Calhoun
Tucson, AZ
On Wednesday, Se
I’ve been running marathon 700 x 38 on my cheviot for some time, ultra smooth
riding. But my wife’s enthusiasm w her 650b x 48 panaracers got me curious
about extra cush so I’m trying out some Soma Vitesee 700 x 48 which are lighter
and more pliable than the marathons. I’m really enjoying the
photos here:
https://flickr.com/photos/147564748@N06/sets/72157672740481978
thanks! -Scott
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but otherwise the frame is NOS and shows no
flaws. If you’re looking for a Roadini in stunning Riv blue, here’s a chance
to save some $.
Asking $725 w headset, BB, seat post + shipping
Thanks! -Scott
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Two new B lights 150lux
A battery,150lux IQ-X Space and a 150lux version of the Core.
https://www.sjscycles.co.uk/lightinglighting-usb/busch-muller-ixon-space-iq2-front-usb-light/?geoc=US
https://www.sjscycles.co.uk/lightinglighting-usb/busch-muller-ixon-space-iq2-front-usb-light/?geoc=US
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Excel Sports has some interesting Panaracers,
Gravel Kings Race EVO gravel, all available in 32 and 28.
https://www.excelsports.com/main.asp?page=8=GravelKing+Tire=PANARACE=1=27
https://www.excelsports.com/main.asp?page=8=Race+A+EVO3+Gravel+Tire=PANARACE=1=27
32mm Gravel Kings on special @$28
Took some cockpit photos today of billie bars on my chev, thought I’d share.
Stem is 12cm simworks, Silver/IRD stem shifters, Dia-comp brakes. I’m really
enjoying this setup!
https://flickr.com/photos/147564748@N06/sets/72157698354507761
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I went from albatross to billies on my 60cm chev and now that I’ve ridden it
for a couple months (road/path) have to say I prefer the roominess of the
billies, and also the more angled hand position when back on the grips. The
billies put your hand/wrist less thumb-forward than the albas which
That is correct-she has a Cheviut and he has an Atlantis.
I also live in Charleston and ride a Cheviot.
Not many Riv bikes here in Charleston-but have spotted a few others.
On Monday, June 25, 2018 at 9:43:05 AM UTC-4, DaveS wrote:
>
> Saw the same photo. Look up @tinysuitcase and @pfephoto on
Jackie O. Lope then. Or Beryl Burton.
On Monday, June 11, 2018 at 9:34:09 PM UTC-7, Justin, Oakland wrote:
>
> If Grant reads this: please pick a woman’s name for the MTB. Perhaps even
> a non-WASPy woman’s name. It’s be a welcome change and I’d love to shred on
> a Ellie Fant, Hilda Clime,
.
Scott
On Monday, June 11, 2018 at 12:19:55 AM UTC-7, Bill Lindsay wrote:
>
> Like it or not, I did manage to make my music video. It's easier to
> motivate oneself to gather the footage if you have a concept ahead of
> time. For me, 'concept' means a song. The song is my
nother tire with similar labeling.
https://smile.amazon.com/Continental-Tour-Ride-ETRTO-42-584/dp/B0035Y3HP8?sa-no-redirect=1
I was assured I was buying a 58cm betty with 700c it didn't but I did get a
58cm.
Scott.
<https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-u9FuIrxstos/WxIL4xWnV2I/AA
can come up with.
Scott
On Friday, May 25, 2018 at 9:36:38 AM UTC-7, Brett Callahan wrote:
>
> I have a commitment issues and a conundrum.
>
> I've got a Velo Orange Polyvalent that is currently built up in very
> Riv-ish fashion with drop bars. The bike is shifted with bar ends
I begin to say be careful of this rabbit hole then remember I am on the RWB
board...
Some days I totally agree with Reed and use a Kleen Kanteen 20oz wide w/
the cafe lid.
It fits in an iris cage and the lid comes apart to clean.
Then I also have make coffee kit. That started with and
interested!
Portola is a beautiful spot.
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What a great day. and story Congratulations Bill. Reading this, I kind of
want to see the movie. Any idea when it will be out:)
Scott "who sadly grew up before there were High School cycling leagues"
Calhoun
Tucson, AZ
On Monday, May 21, 2018 at 8:13:13 AM UTC-7, Bill Lin
Sold! thanks all
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In great shape. $45 shipped
thanks! -scott in TN
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I vote for Jacqueloupe. It is funny, western, mythical (some claim...), and
a chimera rather than a person. I can already picture the headtube badge.
Scott Calhoun
Tucson, AZ USA
On Thursday, May 3, 2018 at 9:39:08 PM UTC-7, jbu...@gmail.com wrote:
>
> Jacquieloupe
>
> On 5/3/18,
Yeah I got it used and they were on there. the front brake pads are dead
center in the slot. The clearance issue is the way all the tektro brakes
hang down so far below the mounting bolt. The Pauls and the Shimanos are
much higher/lower profile depending on how you look at it. My Ram has
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The front gap is 3-4 mm I think a different brake will make me much more
comfortable.
On Tuesday, May 1, 2018 at 9:01:48 AM UTC-7, Joe Bernard wrote:
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> Interesting, Scott..yes, I would like to see pics please. I hav
Joe,
I have a 58 Betty Foy I currently have Schwalbe Almotions 50x584 27.5x2.0
mounted tubeless to some A23 rims. The rear has plenty of clearance but
the front is close to the brake which are tektro but I don't know the
number. The fork has plenty of room and I just can't quite bring myself
When I commute in a suit I use an old MB-3 with a similar motor/battery
combo. (Bafang)
Rim brakes work fine. No need for new wheels in my build.
If you are a do-it-yourselfer, https://lunacycle.com is a good resource.
Love my Hunquapillar more, though.
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That is terrible new I hope you find the bikes. I know there are some very
active Tuscon Instagrammers who might be able to spread the word better.
I happened upon this advice on how to describe losses to the insurance
adjuster that may help.
Thank you, Bob, for the good wishes.
The Hunq is now SOLD and will find its new home back in CA.
thanks all, -Scott
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I’d love to see what the double TT models look like (59, 62). Is there a photo
or drawing out there anywhere?
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