I don't think this is a secret - Rivendell will be selling El Duke degreaser in
the near future. I think they will be the sole outlet.
Philip
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I don't think this is a secret - Rivendell will be selling El Duke degreaser in
the near future. I think they will be the sole outlet.
Philip
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I don't think this is a secret - Rivendell will be selling El Duke degreaser in
the near future. I think they will be the sole outlet.
Philip
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I don't think this is a secret - Rivendell will be selling El Duke degreaser in
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Not sure if this will help, but I've had stem creakage before that went
away after putting some anti-seize compound (not quite grease, but a solid
paste with copper or nickel added) on the wedge and submerged portion of
the stem.Never had a problem since.
Matt
On Saturday, August 31,
Agree with the hand-drawn argument. My favorites are in the book Cycling
the California Outback with Bodfish.
As to the other style of map, there is a bike shop in Grand Marais, MN that
takes a map of the Superior National Forest and highlights the best roads
to ride.
Been tempted from time to
So glad to hear it ended well, thats a beautiful bike.
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Again, I want to thank all of you for taking the time to post your advice.
It is deeply and sincerely appreciated. I wish I could buy everyone coffee
and maple bars. Or a beer. I love this group. Nice people and a great
resource. Thanks again.
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Bodfish (Chuck Elliot) is still around, and has a bike shop in Lake
Almanor. Twice I have ridden through the area, once going north and
once going south. Both times he was able to tell me about splendid
dirt detours paralleling my planned road route.
On Sun, Sep 1, 2013 at 5:04 AM, Eric Platt
I think I will inspect the stem bolts just to be sure nothing is cracking
there. Then I'll regrease everything and reinstall.
Thanks for the tips.
Matt, what is the name of that stuff you used?
Keep them coming if anyone else has any ideas.
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This just in!
I took the Furiously Fred-shod Fargo (say that six times quickly) to church
and back today via pavement, firm gravel, and sandy dirt and I must say
that I am very, very impressed favorably with the Furious Freds. Perhaps it
was simply new-bike-stuff adrenaline, but I was bombing
Phil Wood hand cleaner
On Saturday, August 31, 2013 7:51:19 AM UTC-7, bwg wrote:
Hello,
I'm wondering what mild, effective degreaser options there are these days,
since the excellent El Doo-kay is no longer available.
Thanks,
Bruce
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Patrick,
I am glad the 172.5mm cranks are working out. I am enjoying my new 170mm
cranks. :)
Thanks for a great transaction.
-Erl
PS: apologies for temporary thread diversion.
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I am seeking a used 165mm Sugino XD2 Crank, Triple 46x36x24 for a bike I am
building for my wife. Should anyone have one in inventory please be in touch.
Many thanks,
Erl
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I am precisely 2.5 mm faster with respect to every other variable. And
yours were shinier than mine, too, for which I felt a bit guilty, but I
figger'd I made it up with the ring transfers ...
On Sun, Sep 1, 2013 at 2:18 PM, WETH erlhous...@gmail.com wrote:
Patrick,
I am glad the 172.5mm
My riding is taking me down a different path, hence I have several items
from a VO Rando build for sale.
VO Gran Cru stem, 1 inch, quill stem, chrome plated, 120mm, -17 degrees,
excellent condition- $60, shipped
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I'll second dish detergent and hot water -- and sometimes a small scrub
brush to help. For real grunge -- the baked on stuff that comes from years
of neglect -- WD 40 with a very stiff brush -- I have small wire brushes
that look a bit like oversized toothburshes -- seems to work well, but then
You made me laugh on the speed increase, and It was a fair trade. Thanks again.
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Glad to hear that. I've never been to that part of CA. Purchased the book
due to an ad in the old Fat Tire Flyer. Have always used it as a wish
book. Didn't hurt that I've always liked the idea of touring on mountain
bikes.
Eric Platt
St. Paul, MN
On Sun, Sep 1, 2013 at 11:23 AM, Anne
So the Albastache bars have been available for a while. Who's using them
and how are you liking them. I tried using the original M-bars a few years
ago and didn't really like them. They felt great for climbing but I hated
the way they felt on fast or technical descents.
Also, if you swapped
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