Thanks for a wonderful description and great photos of your ride. Your
description was so good, I didn't really need the photos, but I enjoyed seeing
your bike. Based on your experience, I will add those trails to my must ride
list.
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It's like you made a Legolas... I wonder how the geometry compares. Great
color.
On Friday, December 12, 2014 11:28:43 AM UTC-8, jinxed wrote:
Still trying to pound a square peg into the round hole, I can't leave well
enough alone.
I sure hope this hits the spot. Being in between sizes
One thing to note - recent xt model derailers (at least mine) no longer have
the floating upper pulley. So flipping pulleys will have no effect.
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Now, with racks and dynamo lighting installed:
'Lantis https://www.flickr.com/photos/45758191@N04/15834703819/
After that, I did a minor front rack optimization to get it level:
Rack Mini-Mod https://www.flickr.com/photos/45758191@N04/15995390446/
Resulting in a really cozy area in front of
Looks like it was made for it.
On Sun, Dec 14, 2014 at 10:31 AM, Bill Lindsay tapebu...@gmail.com wrote:
Now, with racks and dynamo lighting installed:
'Lantis https://www.flickr.com/photos/45758191@N04/15834703819/
After that, I did a minor front rack optimization to get it level:
Rack
what model canti's did you use?
John Hawrylak
Woodstown NJ
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those are paul neo-retros
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There doesn't appear to be any digging into the the body, no. It's just a
really, unusually snug fit, like obnoxiously snug... like the maker didn't
machine it to spec.
At any rate, thanks Bill and Tim.
On Saturday, December 13, 2014 9:27:58 AM UTC-8, Bill Lindsay wrote:
Is the issue that
It is a fun ride for sure.
Lake Elkhorrn has a path that also hooks up with the Long Reach path system
that will take you to Jackson Pond in Long Reach, Columbia.
For longer, wide MUP systems in the area, check out the Catonsville Grist Mill
Trail to BWI Trail to B A trail which takes you from
Group, would you mind offering your most ideal road-ish riding wheel set
built by Riv (Rich)? This could be what you currently ride or would like
to ride. I'm in the process of putting ideas together for a set and I'd
value your opinions.
Parameters: 650b Hilsen. 8sp cassette. Would
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On Saturday, December 13, 2014 11:48:56 AM UTC-8, Irving
(boyzonthehoods.com) wrote:
Used but in excellent condition, Nitto Campee 27F Front Rack
Velocity a23, Hed Belgium, or H+son rims.
Son deluxe front hub, White Industries rear hub. Double butted spokes.
Maybe 15/16 on the front and nds rear. 14/15 on the drive side. 28 or 32
spokes on the front. 32 spokes on the rear.
Of course, this depends on your riding style.
Jay Hartman
On
Hmmm...interesting. If true, this could save me some hassle. Thanks for the
tip, when I get my new bike, I'll definitely check before I start messing
with the pulleys.
Doug Williams
On Sunday, December 14, 2014 9:03:19 AM UTC-8, Clayton.sf wrote:
One thing to note - recent xt model derailers
If I bought a wheelset from RBW, I would ask for Grand Bois 650b rims -
black label, laced to a SONdelux wide body hub for the front wheel. Spokes
would be whatever Rich recommended.
My GB Hetre and GB Cyprus tires have aired up and bead set with practically
no trouble on my Grand Bois 650b
PS - your choice of dyno hub is best selected by what features you want out
of a hub, so the ones we recommend may not be best for you. I am sure Rich
could let you know which hub would suit your needs best.
Some charge electronics better while riding, some make a wheel build
stronger, some do
It would be cool if RBW and Compass Cycles sent postcards like this to our
homes each year:
To the person who is deeply loved and appreciated by the cyclist in the
house.
123 A. Street
ABC State, USA 12345
...with a reminder that its time to stock up on gift certificates...
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Very cool!
What a beautiful rack. Neato bartape design!
I am surprised though that there is no strut to attack through the fork
crown.
Fenders next? Looks like you can daruma fender right up flush against the
fork crown as you have cantis on the bike for massive clearance!
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