The old kickstand plates pre-2013ish were A LOT thinner than they are now.
It didn't shear off because i noticed in time but the double plescher had
severely damaged by Sisters MUSA Sam hillborne kickstand plate (bent it
badly). It isnt a single time but repeated use with panniers full of stuff
Update and error correction. The 8spd cassette was actually 11-32 and is
now sold. The 9spd Sunrace cassette is actually 11-34. I'm sorry, I should
have been more careful before posting.
On Sunday, August 23, 2020 at 5:58:56 PM UTC-5, Will Ashe wrote:
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> Updating what sold so far. Feel free to
Lights are SOLD pending payment. Thanks All!
Elton Lance
Vero Beach, FL
> On Aug 23, 2020, at 5:19 PM, Elton Lance wrote:
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> Offering with crosspost apologies:
>
> - One light has a 60mm wire with 4.8mm spade connectors for Schmidt hub
> attached.
>
>
>
> - One light has 140mm wire
I made a similar request on iBob, but the posting is probably more
appropriate here:
I'm on the hunt for an Ocean Air Cycles Erlen saddle bag support. This
yet-to-be-found Erlen is intended for a Riv Road Standard restoration.
Even compared to a Roadini, the Road Standard is short on
Hey Huston --
I have one I'd be willing to sell you. Just didn't work out for my setup,
so I never really used it.
I am with my gf on vacation, so I won't be able to sell it until I am back
in DC next Saturday, but if you want it, you got it. Brand new.
On Mon, Aug 24, 2020 at 2:16 PM Huston
With respect to visibility and lighting, I read somewhere that overall
visibility is correlated with the size of the light, rather than its
intensity. This made sense to me because lights don't have infinite energy
supplies, so your 1 watt of LED light energy can be concentrated into one
small
Based on driver behavior, my most high-viz outfit is a black dress suit and
heels.
I have a Cycliq 6 (and a 12 up front) and I could swear that daytime
drivers behind me know that that thing is a camera. I don't turn on the
light, just the camera, and it has a rotating indicator light.
I'm not so sure that having drivers more used to cyclists is all that
helpful. I grew up in Boston and spent much of my adult life in the suburbs
west of Boston; 1974 to 2002. Since then I've lived in a small town in
south/central New Hampshire. It's very hilly around here so most of the
natives
Should probably specify 700c or 26"
-Dave
On Sunday, August 23, 2020 at 1:44:09 PM UTC-4, Jay P wrote:
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> Hello,
>
> I've been watching for awhile but none have been posted recently so...
>
> Anyone have a 135mm rear wheel OR wheelset, Shimano 8/9spd
>
> Ideally something pretty nice (Phil
Should be fine. Veloduo in the UK sell exactly that combination:
https://www.veloduo.co.uk/collections/sunxcd/products/sunxcd-50-4bcd-double-chainset-44-32-or-48-32-ta-cyclotouriste-stronglight-49d
.
Apart from using the TA chainrings on the TA and Stronglight 49D cranks,
I've also used the TA
Nick, how do you like a 36 as your tallest and what is your FE/Cassette?
The smallest outer you can get now is a 40, so someone could do a 40/26,
On Mon, Aug 24, 2020 at 11:22 PM Nick Payne wrote:
> Should be fine. Veloduo in the UK sell exactly that combination:
>
Oops... 700c !
Thank you, Dave --
On Monday, August 24, 2020 at 4:02:07 PM UTC-7, Dave Johnston wrote:
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> Should probably specify 700c or 26"
>
> -Dave
>
> On Sunday, August 23, 2020 at 1:44:09 PM UTC-4, Jay P wrote:
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>> Hello,
>>
>> I've been watching for awhile but none have been
Stainless steel is about the weakest bolt you can get. A rusty grade 8.8
(typical at hardware store) can be stronger than a shiny stainless. Also
there are counterfeit bolts coming out of China. (yes its actually a thing)
I bet Taiwan bike manufactures aren't all that careful about their bolts.
A few years back there reports of the weight of the double kick stand
ripping the Kickstand plate off of Rivendell bicycles, so you should
actually mount it with the long bolt and chainstay sandwich, not the shorty
bolt directly to the plate. I suspect part of the problem may have been
people
Ahhh I wondered why they stopped selling the double leg, thanks for the
info!
On Monday, 24 August 2020 at 16:59:43 UTC-7 Dave Johnston wrote:
> A few years back there reports of the weight of the double kick stand
> ripping the Kickstand plate off of Rivendell bicycles, so you should
>
What Peter says. I'm reminded in particular of a discussion I had with
some of my farmer cousins who live in rural SE Missouri, which has very
hilly, winding back roads. They were complaining about not being able to
see cyclists when they came roaring over one of those hills or bends until
I like using these for being attention-grabbing in lower light conditions
(in addition to standard headlight / taillight); in brighter light I would
say the safety triangles / safety pizza is as good a line of defense as you
can hope for. Other than just avoiding higher traffic streets at all
I am confused by this. I can't imagine the weight of a kickstand "ripping"
a welded kickstand off of any bicycle. Not to mention what is the point of
a kickstand plate if it can't handle a kickstand, double or knot. I assume
you don't mean weight of the kickstand but maybe fully weighted
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