Erl,
I'm sure it'll sell. What a lucky individual whom ever get's this one. It's
a bit small for me otherwise I might have been tempted. I'm in the process
of building up a Trek 520 for a friend, once that's complete I'm back to
work on my Hilsen. Gonna add some Albatross bar's and make it a
well the albastache thread got me amped to try them on the Atlantis.
Looking for:
Albastache
Nitto dirt drop 100mm
Shimano or silver bar end Shifters.
They need not be all together.
I have an xd2 double,a Thompson seatpost, and some other random stuff in the
trade pile, If that's of interest, or
How has the BB drop been on this? Have pedal strikes been an issue?
On Tuesday, September 20, 2016 at 8:38:40 AM UTC-7, alan lavine wrote:
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> Also,if you think the price is not right, let me know and we'll talk.
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> On Monday, September 19, 2016 at 9:13:47 PM UTC-4, alan lavine wrote:
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Hello I have three used ones with one that is in really good shape the
other two not as much. I wanted red and did not figure out where some might
be and switched to black. If you want them I live in Norman Oklahoma
and will figure out something.
On Tuesday, September 20, 2016 at 10:18:49 AM
Well, that story sounds familiar! But it is one I always like to hear. Each
time someone experiences such joy.
"Hello, my name is Chris. I used to race bicycles..."
Chris Johnson
Sanger, Texas
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Not to hijack, but this has made me want to put another set on a bike. If you
have one, let me know!
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I just tried a B67 Select on the Betty and couldn't believe how comfortable
it is for upright riding. I don't care about looking old, but that saddle
is going on the upcoming Cheviot and on my tandem next year. I ordered a
B67S Select for the rear to match. Don't know if my wife will like it or
Hugh, it is great to hear from you. Thanks for your thoughts. The bike is a
bit small, i suppose. I stumbled into my Romulus resurrection project shortly
after building this bike up. The Romulus with albatross bars fits me so well,
I ride it exclusively and see it as my permanent bike for
Welcome!
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Welcome! That is a beautiful bike!
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Thanks for all the help. I installed the bars and will ride them as suggested
with my gloves until I find hand position and brake lever position that I like.
Then on to the wrap! Thanks
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Welcome to the group BC! It's great to have you here and it's so good to hear
that you've discovered the fun in cycling again. Tailwinds!
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I used to care about everything matching on my tandem but no longer.
I have a B17 on the front and a flyer? On the rear.
I haven't used a thud buster post but the last several stokers have said the
sprung saddle is very comfortable even when a bump appears too soon for
warning.
Those Riv
Michael makes the seminal point in choosing tandem seats; the stoker needs
something extra to smooth out bumps. I would go with the flier. My wife is
riding a flier on her bike and loves it.
Scott
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Great story! Sounds familiar. Great bike!
Thanks for sharing!
Scott
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Not that I need one, but...darn. These are such beautiful bikes. Well worth
it!
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That's a great story, and a great looking Hillborne. Thanks for posting
Bill Lindsay
El Cerrito, CA
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> in some of the information shared here for
I would stay with my favorite saddle but recommend a Thud Buster post for
the stoker. Because stokers can't see the road, part of tandeming requires
the pilot to notify the stoker of bumps but it's impossible to do this all
the time. Those of us who have been riding a long time instinctively
+1 for the flyer. i'd put one on any bike that isnt super weight conscious,
and even some that are.
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I recommend handwringing that they don't make the B68 anymore. :-)
Honestly, I'll probably run whatever comes with. If it comes with nothing,
I'll run the saddle that came on my Appaloosa and run a B17 on my
Appaloosa.
On Tuesday, September 20, 2016 at 10:14:15 AM UTC-7, Tim wrote:
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Hey all,
Another long shot here, but we'll give it a try. I am looking for the
older style Sackville Backabike Rear Bags. These are the ones that have
the two eyelets for the strap you use to lash the bag to your rack. The
new ones have leather straps now, and I like how older ones attach
Going on a trip to Wyoming shortly, and have some stuff that haven’t seen
much use and trying to pack lighter on my biking trips, shipping CONUS via
USPS:
Compass Rat Trap Pass Extra Light version, black (pair). ran them 40 miles
tubeless - $125 shipped
MAP / Ahearne Bars 610mm - $37
My 2 cents - stick with B17. Your butt is used to it. Also, the B67 squeaks
sometimes, and it is just so inelegant (unelegant?) with those springs.
Plus, whatever your age, the B67 makes you look 10 years older. Finally,
it's harder to run saddlebag straps through the holes with those springs
Shame, I have had those on my Rawland for several years and I really love them.
I would be sad to not be able to replace them were it not for the fact that I
already have a set of Soma's & a set of Sim works Homage tires waiting in the
queue to take their place!? :-(
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Jan Heine indicated that the Compass tires, which are now considered the
best of the best, will never come in red because he doesn't feel it's the
best performing compound. Here is a direct quote of Jan from his blog
(found by googling "Compass tires in red?"). This quote was in response to
Bill are you saying that the red Hertes would not wear or perform as well as
the black/white tires? I eould like good performance and aestetics
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Flyer is nice. Sprung. B17 shape. Comes in regular or Imperial version for the
crotch cutout.
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I can't decide between a Clem and a 10 lb Calfee fixed gear gofast, with 32
mm EL Compass tires run tubeless. Choices, choices.
(Seriously, had I more $$, both would be on my short list. Perhaps I should
aim for a Calfee Clementine?)
On Tue, Sep 20, 2016 at 9:22 AM, masmojo
I'm thinking maybe the B67? I ride a B17 on all my bikes, she rides one on her
Sam. But I don't find the B17 nearly as comfortable when "cruising", such as
when we ride together (separate bikes), and I tend to coast a lot. So, I'm
thinking since the tandem is a cruiser, the B67 should be the
The wide 650B road tire market has become dominated by performance, and the
more fashion-oriented options are generally falling from favor. Compounds
that wear better or grip better (or both) are being chosen over compounds
that look cool. There are other red tire options, if you are into the
I agree. The red is s cool option and I'm sorry to hear that it won't be
available. I got the white ones for my orange Sam. It looks great!
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Also,if you think the price is not right, let me know and we'll talk.
On Monday, September 19, 2016 at 9:13:47 PM UTC-4, alan lavine wrote:
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> Sorry, forgot that! Compass Babyshoe Pass 650x42.
> Alan
> > On Sep 19, 2016, at 9:09 PM, Daniel Jackson <
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I think Rivendell sent her one to test, because clearly it's highly influenced
if not by her, then by the types of bikes she enjoys. When I got mine, my very
first thought was "Velouria would love this" as far as upright bikes go it's
got just about everything she might want, especially with a
What I learned when I went to order some buttery red hetres from a lbs last
month, and this may be nothing new to you, but was new to me, was that the
color is being discontinued; gb will continue to make the black and cream,
as I understand.
Thanks to a list-member who had some of the used
MUSA shirt lot SOLD!
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Here's an update of what is still available:
Everything is OBO and shipping not included.
Nitto Albastache bar: SOLD
Nitto Bullmoose bar: was $60 --> now $50
Schwable Big One 29 x 2.3 tires, pair $60
Carradice saddle bag support: SALE PENDING
Velo Orange Constructeur front rack: SOLD
Wow! I've always admired this bike Erl. Is it just too small for you? I
presume so. Such a gorgeous paint and great build.
I'd second Patrick's advice.
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