Nitto Tallux Stem 9 cm 26.Ø $45 Shipped CONUS
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I had a 52 blue Sam. I bought the VO Rando rack and put it on my Bleriot. But
before I did that I checked to see if it would fit the Sam eyelets on the fork.
It would not fit. The Rando rack stays, if I remember correctly, don't come
down low enough to meet the fork eyelets. Stay angle is wrong
I've heard those clear coats rust through pretty quickly. Why not get it
painted a favorite color?
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nice! love the black and white pictures of the bridge as well. itching to
go out now that it's open, never been to treasure island. Is it true that
you need to take a shuttle where the bridge meets yerba buena island? that
you can't cycle from the bridge to treasure island?
On Sunday, October 2
Nice to see another original Bombadil out there!
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One can get on near Ikea in Emeryville
On Sunday, October 23, 2016 at 7:57:01 PM UTC-7, René wrote:
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> Where does this path start?
>
> On Sunday, October 23, 2016, Ray Varella > wrote:
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>> ...I'm certain the Bay Bridge Troll would give his blessings.
>> I'll have to take a tandem trip just for
Where does this path start?
On Sunday, October 23, 2016, Ray Varella wrote:
> ...I'm certain the Bay Bridge Troll would give his blessings.
> I'll have to take a tandem trip just for the chicken and waffles, seems
> like a great reason to go.
>
> Cheers
> Ray
> Vallejo CA
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...I'm certain the Bay Bridge Troll would give his blessings.
I'll have to take a tandem trip just for the chicken and waffles, seems like a
great reason to go.
Cheers
Ray
Vallejo CA
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You will also see some evidence of Bombadil needing a refinish. It will be
out of commission for a bit while I get the rust removed and have it clear
coated anew.
On Sunday, October 23, 2016 at 7:20:13 PM UTC-7, Jim M. wrote:
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> The new eastern span of the San Francisco Bay Bridge opened 3 year
The new eastern span of the San Francisco Bay Bridge opened 3 years ago,
and included a bike path. The bike path went almost to Treasure Island but
stopped, a sort of bridge to nowhere for bikes. Today it opened all the way
to Treasure Island. Still a bit useless because it doesn't go to San
Fr
Has anyone tried using this? This is for a Hillborne with caliper brake. I
want to mount it using the mid-fork braze-ons but the VeloOrange site says
the braze-ons should be 3.75" below the fork crown. I measure 5" on my
bike. Is this a no-go or can it be tweaked to work?
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Steve, I respectfully disagree with your suggestion. Once husband finds
out where the bike went, it will reinforce in his mind that no one will
steal it. "If the only way it gets stolen is my wife has to take it, that
proves that nobody else will take it." (I realize this is not logical.)
S
Buy that Bombadill, keep your Sam and sleep with one under your pillow. 🙃
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So how was the ride and how were the colors. According to the NWS website,
it looked to me like the weather down there was pretty nice the whole
weekend.
On Thursday, October 20, 2016 at 10:38:44 AM UTC-5, Avery Wilson wrote:
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> Hilly Hundred is this weekend. My wife and I will be riding- her
The ones we have are 700x35 Panaracer Paselas, but branded as RBW
SpeedBlends, with "checkerboard" colour patterns:
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Yes, we're sad to see them go, b
*SOLD*!
On Saturday, October 22, 2016 at 1:31:53 PM UTC-7, Kellie wrote:
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> *$150*. In excellent condition. I have original box and paperwork. Also
> the charger, cable, handlebar mount, and new o-rings. I'd prefer NOT to
> ship; I'm in the East Bay (SF). Hopefully we can meet up. If no local
RBW's laughing at yas! Gamin' on yas!
On Friday, October 14, 2016 at 2:08:31 PM UTC-4, Bill Lindsay wrote:
> The BLUG has a long write up and description of the Silver 2 shifters.
> One big take home is the Silver 1 shifter mold is shot, so those will be
> going away. So, if you love Silv
FS Thomson X2 1 1/8" threadless stem 100mm 73/107 degree 31.8 Black new in
package $85 plus shipping CONUS
Thanks,
Bruce in San Diego
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FS Koo-Stop Road Pad Holder and Pad Set (missing extra pads but includes
all mounting hardware for one wheels worth) see picture $8 shipped CONUS
Thanks,
Bruce in San Diego
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If Fullylugged's set only has color on one side, then there must have been
at least 2 versions. I just recently sold a set I'd been hoarding for
years. They had color on both sides of the tire and the checkerboard tread
pattern.
-Jack
On Sunday, October 23, 2016 at 5:49:41 AM UTC-4, Fullylugg
Oh modern earnestness! It took me in.
On Sun, Oct 23, 2016 at 10:28 AM, Grant @ Rivendell
wrote:
> The Pantaloon screwhead was...not serious. I'd never even heard about it
> until I googled "unusual screw heads" or something like that. D-ring and
> slot, and the slot is sized for a dime.
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My Silvers Version 1 (mounted on bar end pods) do loosen, as do so many
other shifters I've used including the archetypal Power . Me, I used Blue
Loctite and button head allen screws, and put the D ring screws in my bin
of small spare parts.
OTOH, my Simplex Retrofictions -- very fine ratchets --
Ahahaahahahhaha !!! thanks for the laughs Grant !
Yeah, that woud be right there with a diagascrew or a bombahead , the list
of odd screws, real or not could be endless . . . . . ahahahahahaaha
!!!
On Sunday, October 23, 2016 at 12:28:55 PM UTC-4, Grant @ Rivendell wrote:
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> The P
Phew! Existential crisis averted. :)
The virtual communication problem of no facial/voice cues making humor hard
to spot strikes again!
Julian Westerhout
Bloomington, IL
On Sunday, October 23, 2016 at 11:28:55 AM UTC-5, Grant @ Rivendell wrote:
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> The Pantaloon screwhead was...not se
The Pantaloon screwhead was...not serious. I'd never even heard about it
until I googled "unusual screw heads" or something like that. D-ring and
slot, and the slot is sized for a dime.
On Sunday, October 23, 2016 at 6:08:28 AM UTC-7, Dave Johnston wrote:
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> Pentelope? Does that mean I can't ti
My deductible for stolen on the street bike is 1,000$US. So not chump
change.
Plus rates go up once you use your policy, so you are still paying for the
loss way after the incident. So it is not always so easy.
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For me, bounce is the operative word. Over bigger bumps the Flyer will
bounce enough to launch my butt off of the saddle. That's what happens
when you have springs with no damping. Kind of useless off-pavement IMO,
but it does add some comfort on reasonably paved roads. I put mine into
serv
Here's another update. Technomic stem, dirt drop stem, and U-Brake are all
sold and the Mt. Campee rack is pending. Don't hesitate to reach out with
offers or questions, and thanks again for all of the interest in this
stuff! More to come soon, too.
Bob K. in Baltimore
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I was actually just going to mention insurance. All of these bikes are
replaceable. Just call the insurance company, get the estimate pay the
deductable and get a new one.
I've already said I don't carry a lock, much like hubby, I don't like the
hassle or the weight.Any current bike I
Either the shifter stays put or it does not. If the chain is really off
a bit you can hear it, but a good shifter should still not autoshift easily
, a not as good shifter apparently, will.
I have not seen the ratchet inside of a Silver shifter to compare with the
ST DT version. As I menti
Grant,
I'm another voice against the pentalobe idea. No other fastener on the bike
uses it, it will require a special tool just for the shifter, making
maintenance a pain - there's not really a reason to do this, other than
theft, perhaps, and if you're still using a D-ring than that's moot.
Pentelope? Does that mean I can't tighten without a special tool if it
loosens on the road? That would be a bad idea. Cyclists have been
using the slot and D-ring for decades with no major confusion.
-Dave
On 10/23/16, Grant Petersen wrote:
> This is an early version of the tightener screw. I'm
Sorry that yours finally reached the end of the road, so to speak. I have a
fresh set (got them and shelved them for years) on a TREK 660 conversion I did
and they always bring smiles from others on rides.
The tires are Nifty Swifties with the color inserts on a sidewall. They came in
two vari
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