$100 for both.
Waxed cotton, leather trim, pretty. Good condition, except black elastic
string stuff (stretched out, but easily replace).
Three outside pockets, three inside pockets, map holder included (but not
pictured).
See pictures here:
Aluminum is fine as well, steel just preferred. 55 or 58cm.
On Thu, Oct 30, 2014 at 9:59 PM, cyclotourist cyclotour...@gmail.com wrote:
Any out there taking up space in a garage and needing a new home?
Converting our tandem to upright, and this would be just the thing.
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David
Which distance are you doing? I've committed to volunteer at Cyclovia on
Sunday, then I'm riding the El Grupo Gran Fondo the week before El Tour. I
think I remember your orange Hillborne from a Cyclovia a few years back.
You let me take if for a spin. Beautiful bicycle.
Scott Calhoun
Both of those auctions have a long time to run. I would expect the bids to go a
lot higher than they are today.
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On Oct 30, 2014, at 5:49 PM, cyclotourist cyclotour...@gmail.com wrote:
Appears to be a buyer's
SOLD.
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UPDATE:
Thanks for your ideas everyone.
I decided to use a Honjo L bracket with Sheldon fender nut, and the radius
and fenderlines are fine that way. The fender has 1mm clearance between it
and the brake when brake is centered and QR closed. So that works fine.
*Now two more minor issues:*
Since putting a Mark's Rack and a basket on the front of my Betty Foy, my
front handlebars flop most prodigiously (and annoyingly) when there's
anything in the basket. I'm writing to get you folks' opinions on wheel
stabilizers, or any other solutions you can think of to fight the flop.
Go for it, I think they're the bees knees but I haven't installed one on my
bike yet. Zack has one though and I'm sure he's a big fan. Having spoken
for him, that is. :)
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Since putting a Mark's Rack and a basket on the
My first foray into a stabilizer was the Velo Orange one. It worked
reasonably well but you still had to be somewhat careful with heavier
loads. What I didn't like was the clamp around the tube, it makes the bike
look ugly. When I had my bikes repainted I had them braze on small clip for
the
Probably unlikely, but a loose headset would cause the front end to flop when
parked moreso than a properly adjusted headset.
Exploring every option.
David
Chicago
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Ohhh... I hadn't thought of that! Thanks, David!
On Friday, October 31, 2014 6:35:49 PM UTC-7, David Banzer wrote:
Probably unlikely, but a loose headset would cause the front end to flop
when parked moreso than a properly adjusted headset.
Exploring every option.
David
Chicago
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If it's mostly flop when parked on a kickstand that's the trouble, perhaps a
twin leg stand would help.
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they help but it does not solve all problems, heavy loads will still swing
around. the type of headset also makes a difference, my bike with needle
bearings seem to swing a little less. a double-kickstand (cut to the right
height) can also help when the bike is on the stand. but in my case
UPDATE:
I got a response from Brooks:
These are indeed peculiarities from being handmade and they should cause you
no problems..
Glad they responded and good to know.
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I think that twist is an archive of the fact that they come off of the
forming machines in a big curly Q. with the fender off the bike twist it a
bt the other way and gently cold set the twist out. At least that is what
I do with the Honjos
Rob
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