Ebay is likely your best bet . If you are not aware of this . look
for a vintage Suntour Sprint shifter, it's the same thing.
I only have a left NOS Sprint shift lever sorry.
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That looks like a good site, with good product and big sizes. Jim D.
Massachusetts
--- On Sat, 10/3/09, LyleBogart lylebog...@gmail.com wrote:
From: LyleBogart lylebog...@gmail.com
Subject: [RBW] Re: Winter Riding Clothing
To: RBW Owners Bunch rbw-owners-bunch@googlegroups.com
Date:
Okay,
I'll agree with the Marmot. Although I sweat like the dickens wearing
it even in really cold weather. REI Outlet sometimes has them in
stock. (Where I got mine).
And will also state that REI bicycle rain pants have been known to
cover my legs over wool not-so-tights. Especially if it
Yes, I know. Tried them. But they don't fit Synergy rims.
Am pretty sure we had this discussion last winter. I apologize for
bringing it up again.
Eric Platt
St. Paul, MN
On Oct 3, 8:44�pm, JL subfas...@gmail.com wrote:
well, there is at least the 650b Nokian A10 around, perhaps more
Mike
In my opinion . it's all trial and error and you have to
know your body to make informed decisions.
For instance ... I would not be caught dead in a so-called waterproof-
breathable jacket for cycling. because in truth they are not very
breathable at all, leading to
Exactly, Eric. I live in northern Vt and generally ride down to 15 or
so. I own a pair of Ibex wool jackets of different weight. A light
weight wool jacket over a wool base wool shirt and then topped off
with the Showers pass rain jacket is what I use for temps below
freezing. The showers
I'd say buy the bike and ride it. Don't even worry about hoarding
beyond maybe 1-2 extra sets of tires and half a dozen tubes when they
are found at a good price. Worst case future scenario - convert the
bike to 26x1-3/8 (590), which, worldwide, is probably more common than
700c.
On Oct 3, 12:35
Just in case you have not seen this elsewhere.
FS: Refurbed SS coupled Kogswell P58, case, accessories
This was put up for sale a while back. At that time I mentioned the
condition to be quite good. To me it was.
I switched back to a standard computer, so I'm selling this:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/35176...@n03/sets/72157622513921178/
Garmin 205 GPS bike computer. All of the bike computer functions you
need, supported by super accurate GPS. Download your rides and share
them online through
Hi again,
Thank you all for your reponses. I'm a little overwhelmed by the
kindly involvement of the members of this group! Last night was fun -
as the replies came in, I was following links and Googling
manufacturers and I learned a great deal about just what I was looking
for. Thanks again!
On Sun, Oct 4, 2009 at 11:59 AM, eflayer eddie.fla...@att.net wrote:
Just in case you have not seen this elsewhere.
FS: Refurbed SS coupled Kogswell P58, case, accessories
This was put up for sale a while back.
Thanks everybody. I forwarded the link to this thread and I'm sure it
will help him make his decision. When I spoke to him last night, he
had moved on (thanks to you) from concern over the tire/rim issue to
one of geometry in the larger sizes. I'm going to bring him with me
when I visit RBWWHL to
on 10/4/09 10:37 AM, bradgantt at bga...@dentsuamerica.com wrote:
Thanks everybody. I forwarded the link to this thread and I'm sure it
will help him make his decision. When I spoke to him last night, he
had moved on (thanks to you) from concern over the tire/rim issue to
one of geometry
Me, too, though I now have more need for sun shields than cold armor. I have
lived and ridden when and where it was so cold my thighs turned turned to
molasses. Much depends on whether you have traffic or an open road, but I
have always enjoyed Dachstein boiled wool mittens in the very cold. Light
On Sun, 2009-10-04 at 06:14 -0700, Jim Thill - Hiawatha Cyclery wrote:
I'd say buy the bike and ride it. Don't even worry about hoarding
beyond maybe 1-2 extra sets of tires and half a dozen tubes when they
are found at a good price. Worst case future scenario - convert the
bike to 26x1-3/8
From photos and geometry charts, it looks like the Sam Hillborne has a
good bit of fork rake. I was curious if anyone had experience using
the Sam for front-loaded light touring, specifically in a
randonneuring capacity, but anyone riding it with a rando style
handlebar bag.
I know the Sam is
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