I've spent more than I care to admit on bicycles and bicycle upgrades over
the years. But, that's part of the fun of it as a hobby and I would not
begrudge anyone spending on their bikes. We aren't all bike mechanics or
know how to install parts, etc. And, that's okay. LBShops can certainly use
First, that price for that much labor - and how well it came out - is
practically free! Second, remind me to pay up next time instead of doing the
build myself. After finishing up my custom - which took AGES - and dealing with
the results of my arthritic wrenching hand doing stuff it would
One of Euclid's axioms: "Every bike project, be it vanishingly small, will
ineluctably grow in cost to exceed the cost of the previous bike project,
no matter how large."
Patrick "axiom empirically verified" Moore
On Wed, Jun 10, 2020 at 11:48 AM Leah Peterson
wrote:
> ...
> I consider it
Thanks, I’m glad you like it. A lot of care went into putting it all together,
and especially since the shop hadn’t seen parts like these come to their work
stand before.
I consider it generally bad form to delve into one’s income level, so I will
steer the conversation in a different
If the sound is coming from the rear it's probably coming from the spring
loaded pawls in cassette body rubbing against the ratchets when you coast.
From what I've read, Bitex uses 6 pawls; many manufacturers have only
three. The noise varies all over the place. Shimano hubs are almost
Shoot, Mark, I didn’t answer your questions. The sound comes from the rear hub;
it’s a Bitex, and it sounds like a fishing rod. Rimsummm...the shiny kind!
Who the heck knows what they are - *I* sure don’t! I know I’m always
disappointing folks around here but you’re used to it. I didn’t
Mark, your Susie might make my Clementine look like a Plain Jane. Magenta
cranks? Fine, I’ll hand you the crown.
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I just got back from a 10.7 miler. It was great. My dyno is the best thing ever
and It’s such a treat. My tires/wheels are terrific. I love them. I am going to
jump on the Clem H after awhile and see how great the difference is. The
changes I’ve made make my Clem more manageable for me. I don’t
Let it be known henceforth and hitherto and forevermore and whatnot: Lone Wolf
Leah will ONLY be showcasing the Next Level Clem in NDS photos.
Why? Because the old dumb DS rule covered up the Next Level Clem’s best feature
- its wild hubs.
Lone Wolf Leah (Insert seal of approval here.
>From what I have heard, nds photos are the new ds photos. Definitely read
this somewhere recently. Trend-setting again with Crayola Clem.
> glegroups.com
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Eric, you know what that hub shiner is good for? When I put the bike on my bike
rack, the arm comes down and presses into the frame to hold it. I position the
hub shiner right under the arm bar to be a buffer for the paint. Otherwise,
it’s just a lovely leather cuff - and most days, I wear a
Mark - do I really deserve the weight weenie label if I have 2 handlebar bags
and front AND rear racks?
I’m starting to think of this bike as the Clem of Many Colors, but Kaleidoscope
Klem definitely works, too...
Ryan - the reason you feel angst over my bike problems is because I come over
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