No motor! I just sold all my e-stuff..I don't need it as much since moving off
that giant hill this year, and I needed to get back to "just riding" and get in
better shape. I still like it and will probably have another ebike again, but
not right now.
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Very nice...and it looks so good without a motor
Also, nice you found a host for that bullmoose. I remember your saying the
upward angle didn’t feel right on other bike with steeper HT angles.
Tom
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Yep yep. It's not entirely logical - I have zip standover in trade for a
'slammed look' frame big enough to use not-drop-bars - but it fits better than
just about any bike I've owned. I'm kind of amazed that my wild guess on what
would work was so spot on. Nailed it!
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Looking fantastic. Great little detail with the copper rivets in the black
saddle, color-wise. And didn't expect bullmoose bars on that frame; as
mentioned above, that's neat to see!
On Wednesday, September 19, 2018 at 5:35:35 PM UTC-7, Joe Bernard wrote:
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> New pics! 105 road rear derailleur,
New pics! 105 road rear derailleur, RX100 (remember those?) triple front,
Shimano 8-speed DT shifter on a de-SunRaced thumbie, Suntour DT for front,
Brooks ti B17. The Woody Chop Chorts don't really make sense on a bike with
fender clearance, but I like the minimalist vibe. Fun bike!
Sean, first report on Jack Brown's is they're just like Roly Polys: a little
grainy (if that's a description of how a tire rides), but it feels fast. I
wouldn't call them supple like the big 650B tires I'm used to these days, but
that's not what a Roadini is about IMO.
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Thanks, Rich! Yeah, I'm really impressed with how well the Bullmoose looks and
works on it. It was a total fluke that I tried them, I never would have set out
to build a Roadini this way. Surprise!
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What a great looking bike.
I'd love to hear how you feel about running it with the Jack Browns. I am
in the market for some new rubber for my Bob Brown Road Bike and am torn
between Compass 32's (whatever they are named) and the Jack Browns. I've
been running the bike with an old pair of
Joe, your Roadini is a beauty. The bull moose bars give it a hip, urban flavor.
Love it!
Best,
Rich in ATL
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> On Aug 23, 2018, at 6:07 PM, Joe Bernard wrote:
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> Mo pics. New Jack Browns mounted cuz the Compasses I had were too out of
> round..too many days sitting flat
Mo pics. New Jack Browns mounted cuz the Compasses I had were too out of
round..too many days sitting flat on the Pashley, I think. No front derailer at
the moment and it may stay that way, I'm leaning towards running as a 1x8. A
black saddle may go back on, that natural-finish B17 is pretty
A heads up which probably goes without saying, but someone mentioned the Boscos
(which do look great on it): As Will notes in his handlebar roundup on the
Blug, them Boscos don't work on a Roadini. Like not even close, not even if you
by the larger frame. The Bullmoose does, and I think Billie
My friend has one of those Sams and that color is killer in the sunlight.
I probably prefer the cream headtube if I had a choice, but will gladly
take a solid one too.
On Thursday, August 16, 2018 at 9:04:08 AM UTC-5, Joe Bernard wrote:
> "Joe, nothing wrong with non-creamy head tubes. My
"Joe, nothing wrong with non-creamy head tubes. My sage Sam looks just fine
without one. On the other hand the creamy accents are a nice touch."
Yes indeed, I love the cream accents elsewhere on Clem and Roadini. I remember
a run of Sams in (what I called) Vintage Porsche Green that had the
Joe, nothing wrong with non-creamy head tubes. My sage Sam looks just fine
without one. On the other hand the creamy accents are a nice touch.
Best,
Rich in ATL
On Wed, Aug 15, 2018 at 10:16 PM, Joe Bernard wrote:
> Thanks, Rich! I gotta get a pic of them both together, they look amazing
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