Amit, follow the link to Lynne's blog... links to map, cue sheet, paperwork
are at the top of the post.
Looks like a wonderful ride.
--Andy
On Friday, August 3, 2012 12:25:27 PM UTC-7, Amit Singh wrote:
Michigan 3 !
Lynne, do you have a link to the route / cue sheet ?
Amit
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That's great looking bike Kelly - I'd be tempted to keep it. I can't find
anything about a Holdsworth Mistral with Canti brakes, but they did make
touring bikes. Love the colors - like a frosty mug of AW with the creamy
head.
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On Friday, August 3, 2012 2:45:40 PM UTC-4, lungimsam wrote:
Bleriots. Wondering what my serial number means.
http://www.tfl.net/Bleriot/BleriotRegistry.htm
Looks like it's an M (guessing Maxaway), followed by a sequential number...
I suppose you've seen this page?
PS: Must've been a delay, I didn't see your Bleriot reply before I posted
the other number info; I wouldn't have gone through the Waterford stuff,
etc., if I knew it was a Bleriot at the time.
Bleriot was a project w/ QBP to get a more affordable Saluki-like 650b out
into other bikeshops.
Ok, now I am confused. In the Waterford world, what is month N? My Hunq is
a Waterford with serial # N10050 which makes it the 50th bike scheduled in
month N of 2010.
Marc
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Hmmm...
Are you sure it's a W'ford? Hunq's are built both places... What does your
dropout say? (I've seen Rivs w/ dropouts that say 'Waterford'; but I've also
seen W'ford Rivs that say 'Rivendell' in the dropout, too)
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The Bleriot serial # is most likely just a sequential number. As far as I
know, the Bleriot was a single-manufacturer, maybe only 2-3 batch imports
before it was discontinued.
On Friday, August 3, 2012 1:45:40 PM UTC-5, lungimsam wrote:
Bleriots. Wondering what my serial number means.
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Only thing I could find were that the Bleriot lugs are stock Riv lugs and
the tubes are Taiwan steel, but no info about where the frame was put
together, unless it is Taiwan.
The s/n doesn't have the same number of digits as a Waterford, based on the
post about that, so I guess made in Japan or
I do my best... We are fortunate in Indianapolis to have a rapidly
expanding network of multi-use Greenways. The picture is from the canal
towpath, one of my favorite commute routes. The sights change with the
seasons. In midsummer I ride in past floating turtles and fishing herons. I
get up a bit
Whathttp://lynnerides.blogspot.com/2012/07/frankfort-to-grand-traverse-lighthouse.htmlkinda
tires are on it?
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No problem. Thanks for the info. I don't know why but seems like sometimes
it can take 2 days before my posts make it on the board.
What is Maxway, by the way?
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Or do you find the puncture protection has been good enough?
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It's a Waterford.
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Nice looking frame. Looks a bit large for me or my daughter, but what is
the size? Thanks, Steve
On Saturday, August 4, 2012 12:19:36 AM UTC-4, Kelly wrote:
I picked up this frame for my wife because it was in such great / new /
can't find a ding scratch etc condition then she decided she
FWIW, I tried Mr Tuffys in non-Tourguard Paselas (559X32) and very
quickly removed them: the added drag was very noticed, at least I
noticed it. (I can feel the added drag of Pasela Tourguards, too, for
what that is worth).
Interesting anecdote; when I first rode my Ken Rogers trike, I was
Lizard Skins DSP 2.5 mm bar tape: $38 at my LBS and I wondered if this
was a foolish purchase. Well, extravagant, perhaps, but not foolish.
It is better than any other bar tape I've used, not that I am an
expert by any means. Thick enough to provide more comfort than most
other tapes, but not so
All stuff is used but works fine. Most of it has been sitting in the parts
box for a year so its time to go. All prices shipped CONUS.
*Shimano BR-R550 low profile cantis, front and rear. Used for about two
years but in very good shape ($40)
*Truvativ Roleur 30-42-52 triple, 175mm, in silver
I had a 7 hour layover in Paris yesterday so I had the opportunity to
check out their highly acclaimed bike share program and bike lanes.
Both were extremely easy and to use.
I rode around town for about an hour, past a lot of the major
monuments, then ducked in somewhere for lunch when the rain
That is a sweet frame. I had a couple of Holdsworth Special.frames years
back. The Special was the club racer frame - 73 degree angles, medium
wheelbase. It' was the inspiration for the Heron.
Ted Durant
Milwaukee WI
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Marc, if it's a W'ford Hunqapillar, it should follow that; meaning, I don't
know why it's have an N instead of an M, or is it maybe an H w/ paint obscuring
its clarity? I dunno...
My Bomba is W'ford, has its number on th BB, and paint makes it difficult to
read too... Also has a few other
Tape sounds interesting, I'm going to check colors. Cheers, Steve
On Saturday, August 4, 2012 4:48:24 PM UTC-4, Patrick Moore wrote:
Lizard Skins DSP 2.5 mm bar tape: $38 at my LBS and I wondered if this
was a foolish purchase. Well, extravagant, perhaps, but not foolish.
It is better than
I figured it out! I keep the serial #'s for my bikes on the memo pad of my
phone. Somehow, the dyslexia I don't have was acting up, and I put the N
from the Hillborne in place of the J from the Hunq. I went out and looked
at the bikes, and that's what I did. All the other numbers are
Grant only has yourself to blame.
Joe Bernard
Vallejo, CA.
On Friday, August 3, 2012 10:44:52 PM UTC-7, john blish wrote:
It's only rock and roll but I like it.
-jb
On Fri, Aug 3, 2012 at 3:51 PM, William tapebu...@gmail.com wrote:
One day a few months back I went into RBW HQ. I can't
This morning, instead of going over the old-time jam I usually attend,
decided to head down to Jim Thill's shop for the Saturday morning ride.
Was a nice, relaxing ride with a great breakfast stop at Seward Cafe in
Minneapolis. What was left of the group decided to do some exploring.
Rode over to
looks like a nice size for me! I ride a 58-59. I'd also like to know the
size.
On Saturday, August 4, 2012 12:19:36 AM UTC-4, Kelly wrote:
I picked up this frame for my wife because it was in such great / new /
can't find a ding scratch etc condition then she decided she wants a betty
I do like those gloves. When the weather starts to get cold, I wear silk
liners under them. Glad your injuries weren't any worse.
--Tom
On Saturday, August 4, 2012 9:45:54 PM UTC-4, EricP wrote:
This morning, instead of going over the old-time jam I usually attend,
decided to head down to
Seat tube is 23.5 / 60 cm maybe a touch under
Top tube centers is about 23 inches 59.xx something cm
Kelly
On Saturday, August 4, 2012 9:16:59 PM UTC-5, Ablejack wrote:
looks like a nice size for me! I ride a 58-59. I'd also like to know the size.
On Saturday, August 4, 2012 12:19:36 AM
Is anyone running the new Shimano CS70 canti brakes? They look interesting
with the linear springs but the pads don't seem to be standard. I would
hate to give up on my salmon koolstop pads.
They are about half the price of Pauls and might be a good option.
Any thoughts?
Ginz
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