If you want to buy MountNormal's bag, I could be talked into buying yours...
:-)
- Max in A2
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I am definitely a Felix. Showed off my daily commuter (a Hillborne) at work,
and the cyclist who saw it couldn't believe how clean it was.
I now have 5 bikes that are always ready to ride, kept relatively clean and
reasonably maintained. However, I am also a fan of beusage and my bikes have
Indeed...saddle height is 75. And while I'm at it, tires are Schwalbe Super
Moto Xs...27.5x2.4
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Thank you for posting. It's been hard to get pictures of these. Can you
us what the saddle height is in your photos? Congratulations, btw!
On Sunday, October 1, 2017 at 7:51:57 PM UTC-6, MountNormal wrote:
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> Howdy folks,
> So the 56 650b Hunqapillar arrived! I've attached a couple of
I use one like this. Fit a 2.5 tire fine. I think I found them for a lot less $
than this link has.
Feedback Sports: https://www.feedbacksports.com/shop/rakk-black/. You can
gang more than one together. Will accommodate a 2.1" tire.
Tom
Alexandria, VA
On Sunday, October 1, 2017 at 9:25:45 PM UTC-4, David B wrote:
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> With a heavy duty rear rack and child seat, Clem officially will not be
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Mountain bike versus country bike.
2.3” to 2.4” clearance on the Huge Size Rosco Mixte. Cheviot is more like
700x45-to-50 max. Cheviot has sidepulls.
This answer is not to be confused with the Rosco Medium. That one has the
Appaloosa fork crown, which means clearance is more like 700x55 max.
I laughed when reading this. Question: will John be able to sneak a new
Atlantis in without causing trouble, or selling his beloved Brompton or
miter saw? Go John!
And, what is the enigmatic "shed"???
On Sun, Oct 1, 2017 at 7:51 PM, Surlyprof wrote:
> This is John's
That is perfection.
> On Oct 1, 2017, at 6:51 PM, MountNormal wrote:
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> Howdy folks,
>So the 56 650b Hunqapillar arrived! I've attached a couple of pics (I
> think). Impression? It's more nimble and light than I expected but I'm used
> to riding a Surly Ice
Please report. If they're really effective, perhaps I'll take a few of
those off your hands (at a unit price markup that is worth your while, of
course).
FWIW, I've had some luck with squirting dogs with water bottles; not that
I've been chased by very many...
On Sun, Oct 1, 2017 at 6:28 PM,
You've seen my bike. I'm definitely an Oscar. I ride dirt trails for part of
my commute which is a losing battle. I am pretty careful about cleaning the
drive trains once a week (or so).
John
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This is John's wife... He is welcome to buy the bike if he sells the Brompton
or the $1500 miter saw I bought him for Christmas and his 50th birthday
(respectively).
John's wife (Who thinks he needs to balance his passions VERY carefully)
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As part of my whole unracing thing, I have been rocking one of these when I
wear a helmet. I bought the brown shell and the Paris cover New York when I
was riding my Dutch tank, but it totally clashes with my Cheviot so now I
only wear it ice skating (until I get another cover, anyhow). I am
Okay, I give. I am sure this has been asked and answered, but I could not
locate the answer in the amount of time I was willing to allocate to the
search. What is the difference between the Roscoe Mixte and the Cheviot? I
get the 'huge' part; my Cheviot is a mere 60cm.
On Tuesday, January 10,
I'm offering for sale one pair of Soma Supple Vitesse EX 700 x 28c tires.
They have under 200 miles on them and are in very good condition with no
cuts nor any history of flats. I'd like to get $80.00 (PayPal Family and
Friends) shipped in Continental U.S. Please PM me with any questions.
With a heavy duty rear rack and child seat, Clem officially will not be stored
on my hanging wall mounts in my garage.
So, I’m looking for a floor stand, the type you roll a wheel into.
Any experience with these? Need something that can accommodate a 29x2.1” tire.
Thanks,
David
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I'm sure someone on this list has a burnt out babyshoe to share for fitting.
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The below are sold. The above (my Original post) is what is still for
sale. I am posting an update sooner than usual because I have gotten a few
hits on the Paul brakes.
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> Paul Components Motolite Set (You get two) - $120
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> Ortlieb Back Roller Plus panniers.
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I should have mentioned... I have Velocity Altas rims. Thanks.
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Right now, I have Soma Xpress 650b x 38s under Longboard fenders and it looks
like I could go a little bigger. Can I fit a Compass 42s? Some other 42? Or
should I stick with the 38s? At $80 a tire for the Compass tires, in
particular, I'd rather not mess around with trial and error. I don't
Well I kind of already outed myself as an Oscar. It's not that I worry
about messing up a new bicycle, but I generally gravitate toward used
bicycles, often with more than a few battle scars. And it kind of goes from
there. Also not a super fussy maintenance person, but I do try to keep
things
Thanks much, Patrick. I just order 12 boxes---more than I'll ever need but
it was the minimum order. I'm looking forward to trying them.
Dave
On Sunday, October 1, 2017 at 1:16:10 AM UTC-4, Patrick Moore wrote:
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> You can scare a lot of dogs with this order:
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>
Dstein,
I have a medium grey saddlesack that I've been thinking about selling. I got
it from Gravel & Grind in late August. I've used it for commuting only.
Stephen
https://www.instagram.com/p/BYEdOQdgWh_/
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Friends bike was stolen out of their garage last week. Will get more details
from them.
She’s in the Los Angeles area. Here’s a photo of it.
https://letsgorideabike.files.wordpress.com/2009/04/4-6-foy1.jpg
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Please be in touch if you happen to have one I could buy
Wanting to resurrect an old handmade mountain bike, but need a high quality
1 inch threaded fork to do
I called Rivendell and they're going to look around in their nooks and
crannies, but thought I would try here too
Thank you
I use Suntour barcons on three different singles, one 8 speed and two 9 speed.
I've done 10 and have a new 10 sp cassette in waiting. If you get in the rythm
they are great. I'd have no reservations about going to 11. Switching between
bikes can make getting that rythm more difficult but I
Ray,
You are correct about the Saluki's having double-tapered seat stays.
The Bleriot's have single-tapered seat stays. Below is a link to the
Cyclofiend site with the Bleriot announcement pages from the Rivendell
Reader #37 (2006). A nice quick read.
Rosco Bubbe is down in the books as bike #7 in my 200 miles on 10 bikes
challenge. The Medium Mountain Step Thru went out with a bang, on a
classic Riv-content ride. Out my front door, to the top of Mount Diablo
and back to my front door.
I'm looking to get a medium saddlesack in grey, either to trade or to
purchase if someone has one to sell. Not the light grey grid on the website
now but the darker grey they had last year and earlier this yer.
Here's what I have to trade (or sell if I can't find a trade but find a
seller):
If you have pics, then why not post them with the ad?
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Try shed.
John
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With the coming of the new batch of Clems at Riv, I'm reposting this at a
lower price, asking $900. Local pickup in Sacramento or the SF Bay Area
strongly preferred.
For sale is one 52cm Clem Smith Jr. complete bike with the H-type frame in
green. This was originally one of the
I've owned all the 650 dual sports. The Suzuki DR650 is the smoothest
thumper by far. The KLR is the second worst to the KTM 640 LC4 which is
unbelievably bad. Like "something is going to break before I leave the
driveway" bad. I found the KLR650 really unpleasant on the road, between
the
Selling a Nitto albatross cockpit.
Was going to build up an '83 Trek 850 frame, but am deciding to let it hang for
a bit while I figure bike needs...
Package includes...
Nitto Albatross Bar - chromoly, 55cm, new, installed in stem, so there's some
rub on the painted on clamp area
Nitto
56cm Waterford built double top tube Sam, metallic orange.
170mm Sugino triple
XT front derailer
13-40 8 speed IRD cassette
Deore rear derailer
Nitto Dirt Drop stem
Soma Portola bars, taped, twined, shellaced.
Shimano 600 non aero levers
Shimano bar end shifters
Riv 36 spoke Velocity wheelset
You could buy my BMW 1995 R100 GSPD Black Classic.
Bernie Burton
On Sun, Oct 1, 2017 at 9:59 AM, 'Clayton' via RBW Owners Bunch <
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> I owned a bunch of motorcycles in the seventies and eighties. I switched
> to cycling because I was an idiot and couldn't
I owned a bunch of motorcycles in the seventies and eighties. I switched to
cycling because I was an idiot and couldn't ride slow. My all time favorite
was a DT175 Yamaha dual sport. I liked it better than the 500cc bikes I
had. It was light, fast and simple and when I converted it to a cafe
I have a set of BG R tires with about 100 miles on them and they are in
excellent shape. 80.00 plus shipping.
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Have you considered scooters? How about a Honda Ruckus or a new Vespa? They'll
go anywhere, and they're definitely theit own cult like Rivs. I ride an Aprilia
Scarabeo 250cc everywhere.
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If 70 mph highway speeds are important, then you'll probably want something
like a KLR 650. I rode big ADV bikes for years. Once you get used to a twin,
triple, or four on the highway, a "thumper" isn't much fun, but if the highway
runs are relatively short and you want mechanical simplicity, a
When I purchase a new bike or frame, I'm obsessively Felixian. I strive for
perfection in the build and often use helicopter tape on sections of tubing
most likely to get scratched. After a month or so, I remain mechanically
obsessive but aesthetically indifferent. I don't like scratches and
My final parts bin clear out (for now). I just bought a tandem, so need to
make up some cash.
All prices are shipped. I always take offers. The worst I can say is no
thanks.
Link to pictures below. Let me know if you have any questions or want to
see something specific.
https://www.roadbikerider.com/latest-rbr-newsletter-2017/279-issue-no-761/2838-how-to-deter-dogs-while-cycling#!/ccomment
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