I was just out swapping handlebars (thanks Hugh!) and had to pull a Wald
basket to do it. I noticed that the stays on this basket are definitely
different than the ones on the bike that collapsed on me. Those stays had a
much larger (~four inch) flat section with multiple hub drillings on the
end
Hi all,
I am in the market for the above items. I would prefer 10 speed comparable
like an XT M772 but 9 speed is OK too. Same with the bar ends--10 speed is
preferred but 9 speed just fine.
I have for sale in another post just below a pair of Hetres and Suntour power
ratchet shifters
I took a 12 1/2 mile detour for a 3 mile RT PO/grocery run, and finding
Sierra Nevada on sale I came home with 28 lb in one Ortlieb Roller Packer,
including the ale, 5 lb of potatoes, 3 lb of cod, and other goodies for a
Western Easter fish fry.
Fry, fry, fry! Fish, chips, onions. The oil cuts
Tires and shifters sold
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Trade you for a SimpleOne!
-J
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Well the M772 is a good choice for either 9 or 10 spd bar ends or
other road shifters. I am running a M772 Mid cage with 9spd barends
and it shifts flawlessly.
9spd is cheaper, more durable and friction is still an option on the
bar ends. I'm running it as a 42-29 double in front and 18spds seems
Nitto 650B Campee Rack - $180
- Can come with broken wald basket.
- Missing one M5 bolt on right bottom pannier attachment.
Gran Compe GC-999 Cantilever Brakes (SET) - $160
- These are actually in good shape.
- Comes with Brand new Inland TRP Brakes ($40 dollar value)
Pick-up Available in
Hi all,
For sale: Suntour shifters. Great shape. Cables included. $30 shipped.
GB Hetres: one new in packaging $55 shipped; one used but in good shape $30
shipped. Both red.
See first three photos here: https://www.flickr.com/photos/cwmcmillen/
Thanks
Christian
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Brilliant! I'd'a been riding in circles with all that weight on one side!
Grin.
With abandon,
Patrick
On Sunday, April 5, 2015 at 5:26:56 PM UTC-6, Patrick Moore wrote:
I took a 12 1/2 mile detour for a 3 mile RT PO/grocery run, and finding
Sierra Nevada on sale I came home with 28 lb in
Thanks Dave. Iahd thought the M772 was 10 speed for some reason. I do know of
the unfortunate lack of compatability between 10 speed Dynasys MTB RDs but
perhaps was willing myself to believe the m772 was 10.
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dang thats a nice rack. i wish I liked putting racks on my bikes as much as
i like not putting racks on my bikes.
On Sunday, April 5, 2015 at 8:20:03 PM UTC-7, Manuel Acosta wrote:
Nitto 650B Campee Rack - $180
- Can come with broken wald basket.
- Missing one M5 bolt on right bottom
very cool design. simple and it works.
On Saturday, April 4, 2015 at 8:31:36 AM UTC-7, Ron Mc wrote:
My daughter and I have RandiJo bartender bags on 3 of our 5 bikes. This
is one of the most useful bags ever for easy access to your personal items,
and doubles up as an insulated water
I always found the stock Wald baskets wiggly. But it is a big upgrade to add a
nitto rack underneath!
I think the best part is it lowers the basket and shortens the stays. Less
wiggle, for sure.
Edwin
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Shimano 10 spd bar ends are no longer compatible with Shimano 10 spd Mtn
derailleurs.
You will want to find a 9spd rear derailleur. I think the 772 is actually a
9spd derailleur.
If your frame doesn't have adjusters I would recommend finding a R derail
that has an adjuster. Here is a pretty
I've been commuting everyday with my entire office hanging off one side of
the Hillborne in an Ortleib Office bag. Always wondered how I might
balance the load. Now I know.
Thanks, Patrick. This'll make teaching much more enjoyable!
On Sunday, April 5, 2015 at 4:26:56 PM UTC-7, Patrick
My wife was just complaining about how her feet were slipping off the MKS
BMX pedals. Now she'll need to worry about gashing her shins with these
pins!!!
On Sun, Apr 5, 2015 at 7:42 AM, Ron Mc bulldog...@gmail.com wrote:
all done here
thanks !!!
On Sunday, April 5, 2015 at 8:08:14 AM
In case you don't want to wait until Riv has these in stock, I have an
extra set of the Riv dark grey Thin Gripsters.
Same Rivendell price, $68 (I think this is how much they were, feel free to
correct me) shipped
Not a cheaper price, true, but you don't have to meet the $75 minimum and
I'll
ok, throwing these back up - $35 including priority mail (and the spare
spikes)
On Thursday, April 2, 2015 at 3:40:40 PM UTC-5, Ron Mc wrote:
Offering a set of Grip Kings that I've added 20 spikes - 5 each side, 3
front, 2 rear.
Not perfect, they've hit the ground a couple of times, but
Aha, 31 mm is much more appropriate; I thought I read 25 on the website.
SnoCats here: http://616fab.com/wheel/snowcat-wheels/
Note that mine were the SL -- for super light!! -- version, with
quarter-size holes around the rim bed.
Ebay has them from time to time, tho' this sale ended:
all done here
thanks !!!
On Sunday, April 5, 2015 at 8:08:14 AM UTC-5, Ron Mc wrote:
ok, throwing these back up - $35 including priority mail (and the spare
spikes)
On Thursday, April 2, 2015 at 3:40:40 PM UTC-5, Ron Mc wrote:
Offering a set of Grip Kings that I've added 20 spikes - 5
Patrick, if you're referring to the rims I linked to, they are 31 mm, not 25
mm.
Your SnoCats sound interesting. Where are they available? I didn't find them
for sale in a quick google...
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Beautiful indeed if you want to sell minus the Wheelset, let me know
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flat-land-with-panic-hills... I like it!
On Thu, Apr 2, 2015 at 6:42 PM, Patrick Moore bertin...@gmail.com wrote:
I switched the conventional 46/36/24 X2D setup for a 38/24 and I have most
of the range and easier shifting. I've set it up for largely flat but sandy
terrain, where with pavement
Bump
Pics uploaded to https://flickr.com/photos/27962829@N08/sets/72157651727431025.
Sorry about the lack of bar tape. I'm getting around to it!
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Thanks for the question. Take a good look at this picture. It was posted
earlier in the thread.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/cyclotourist/15464068173
Notice where the weight is. It is in front of the front axle. This
unweights the frame, overweights the struts, and seriously compromises
The Nitto rated capacity values are _e-x-t-r-e-m-e-l-y_ conservative.
On Friday, April 3, 2015 at 7:33:39 PM UTC-7, hangtownmatt wrote:
Help me to understand. The rated capacity of a Nitto 32F front rack is
4.4 lbs. I have no idea what the weight capacity of a stock Wald basket
is. Are
Indeed.
That's an amazing build.
Most days I'm completely happy with my QB and Hilsen, plus the
singlespeeded MB1.
Looking at that build (and bike color) just had me enthralled.
Started envisioning that bike with Quickbeam dropouts, which probably means
I'd need two of them, because it's
Jeremy,
I have a 120mm extension that could become yours, if that is of interest.
So, how's life in Sacto?
On Sunday, April 5, 2015 at 8:14:51 AM UTC-7, Jeremy Till wrote:
Bump. Sale is definitely an option too, say $50 OBO shipped?
On Monday, March 30, 2015 at 8:34:03 AM UTC-7, Jeremy Till
The Carradice bag is sale pending.
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MOOSE- Lookin' for the Riv ones but open to the original/OG and psibly
other manifestations.
PLUGS- fancy overkill. want it.
CORK- bar end or not, pairs or lonerswant 'em
Thanks, folks.
-ant / pdx, or
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Thank you all for the information. Looks like I have a plain old QB in all
it radiant glory! I will be listing it For Sale soon. Adam
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-7qlUVoIqCuA/VR7d4fHsTYI/AAM/_T5RRkhcmPg/s1600/resized%2BQB.jpg
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messed up my own math - $25 for one, $50 for a pair, $70 for all 3,
including Priority mail (to US)
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Will, how is sway from a heavy loaded front basket a function of bicycle
geometry? Seems to me it's more a function of the way the basket attaches
to the bicycle, which are two points near the stem and two point at the
front axle, which doesn't make for a particularly laterally stiff design.
San Francisco Bay area only.
Thanks,
Brian
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I can vouch for the truth that the Wald Newsboy doesn't sway; it's very
secure. As to how the bike handles with such a basket on it, with load,
that depends on the bike. I once put one on a Schwinn World Tour and loaded
it with 2 cinderblocks, which fit very well in respect of volume. I
actually
Bump...
Confirmed that there's room for 40mm tires and fenders and looks like space
for 42mm tires as well with fenders.
On Tuesday, March 31, 2015 at 2:31:35 PM UTC-5, David Banzer wrote:
Clockwork 650b Frame/Fork
Custom built by Joel of Clockwork.
56cm seat-tube. I'll take more
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