On Feb 19, 3:36 pm, Allingham II, Thomas J
thomas.alling...@skadden.com wrote:
SimpleOne build coming along, pics
here.http://www.flickr.com/photos/37542512@N04/sets/72157629391118347/
But what color bar tape? Newbaum's eggplant with clear shellac, Newbaum's
maroon with clear shellac, or
Touchdown Tommy,
I'd go with Toshi Orange Cloth, clear shellac. If needed, I'll mail you
some Toshi orange cloth.
Post more photos, now that your setup is converging. That should soothe
some of the handwringers.
Speaking of handwringing, I have a tendency to handwring over wooden
The bars aren't even all that high. Don't worry if your bike doesn't
precisely match the standards of internet orthodoxy.
:-)
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I am a self-confessed high handlebar guy, you will get guff from the racer
boy set out there who think anyone not riding with thier head below thier
read is not a real rider but do what is comfortable for you. Love the
look of the simple one, wish I could convince my wife to let me add another
to
I would go with cork bar tape - no shellac. I did the shellac thing on
my Quickbeam. Matched the saddle really well.
But it turned out to be a maintenance nightmare. Subsequently, Mark
turned me on to just cork bar tape.
Advantages:
1) Cleans up really easy with water and dish soap.
2) Never
On Mon, Feb 20, 2012 at 4:29 PM, Corwin ernf...@gmail.com wrote:
I would go with cork bar tape - no shellac. I did the shellac thing on
my Quickbeam. Matched the saddle really well.
But it turned out to be a maintenance nightmare. Subsequently, Mark
turned me on to just cork bar tape.
Great looking bike Tom. Go with what I do in every life decision flip
a coin. In your case flip three coins. Round robin. Let fate decide!
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