Zack asked whether my Leo still has an Albastache cockpit or if I've
switched it back to drops.
Neither. I sold the Leo frameset a while back, but kept the cockpit. I
think my ideal Albastache road bike will take 38s plus fenders. That
machine is on the list...
Bill Lindsay
El Cerrito,
Dear Bill,
Just checking in on your Ablastache conversion years later! Still using
them with Leo? Or switched back to drops?
Cheers,
Zack
On Friday, November 9, 2018 at 2:50:25 PM UTC-5 Bill Lindsay wrote:
> As you know I did a 200k brevet on my Leo Roadini last weekend. I decided
> a
Go Bears! However as I write this I see they went down in defeat. Here’s hoping
he goes to Cal And marches for the University of California Marching Band! Beat
Stanfurd!
Mike Cinibulk
Old Blue ‘84, ‘89, ‘91.
Cal Band Trombone, ‘80-‘84.
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There's a ride out of Davis tomorrow.I've seen a Cheviot with
upright bars finishing a 200K when working finish control.
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> As you know I did a 200k brevet on my Leo Roadini last weekend. I decided
> a little while
You are doing the right thing. Many more years in the saddle and only a few
left of your son’s youth.
Matt in OKC
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I married into a UC family and hope my 1 year old (!!!) will go to Cal some
day.
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"It is a distinct possibility that I'll freak out my SFR comrades by
running this bike at the December 200k"
Plans CANCELLED. I'm not going to do the SFR 200k tomorrow morning. Not
with the Albastache bike, not with any bike. My son Henry is applying to
both Cal and Stanfurd, and The Big
Not that you California coast lot will need this feature of the Moustache II,
but I was struck again by how well it works in brake (curve) position on
singletrack with mittens on. The transition from full grip to brake grip is
smooth and easy, whether it’s thin mitts, heavy boiled wool, or both
Bill,
Yes, without a doubt! "...I had completely stopped thinking about the bike
or the new cockpit. It had disappeared. That's about as much as I can ask
for from equipment."
It seems the Albastache is getting quite a bit of love lately. The
enthusiastic description of your initial
Fantastic, Bill! I am amazed how well I do riding in smoke just by taking it
slower. Smoke from only 100 miles away is pretty gritty still. Not 3 miles away
gritty, but still. I’d be fascinated your experience with singletrack and
Albastache, should you go that crazy. Grin. For me, they shine
I forgot the best part of my Albastache ride: one long climb was up Old Tunnel
Road above Oakland. 28 years ago that whole canyon burned in what was called
the Oakland Firestorm. As I was contemplating the changes that had occurred in
the 30 years I’d done this climb. There’s the new house
Nice initial review, Bill. I've been thinking about Albastaches since I
started building my Sam up, but just can't commit to trying them. I have tried
Soma mustache bars, but never could get along with those.
On Friday, November 9, 2018 at 2:50:25 PM UTC-5, Bill Lindsay wrote:
> As you know
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