Heyo,
I have in my possession some tires that I would like to get rid of in an
attempt to do some covid-cleaning. See below, prices include shipping:
- One Pair of RH/Compass Bon Jon Pass 700x35 tires, standard casing. One
has the compass logo, another has the RH logo. Approximately 200
No, it's the Spank Flare bar that Analog sells
https://www.analogcycles.com/product/spank-flare-25-degree-bars/
unique in that its 31.8mm around all the way across the flats , from the
clamp area until the the bends ...really comfortable on the hands.
On Tuesday, March 24, 2020 at 6:37:28 PM
Looks great, Nathan! I just installed a Mark's Rack and Wald 137 on my AHH
yesterday. It works as expected!
On Tuesday, March 24, 2020 at 2:47:15 PM UTC-7, Nathan Mattia wrote:
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> Here's how mine is turning out so far on the Sam. It fit nearly
> perfectly, even withe the light. Used four
Hi J,
Nice build. Is that the On One Midge Bar?
Thanks.
David
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Not at all Brett! Yes, they all include a fork. In fact I just remembered
that the Sam includes the headset, bottom bracket and seatpost(Like Riv
normally does) They were in storage and I didn't have ready access over
the winter.
Cheers!
Alex
On Tuesday, March 24, 2020 at 3:36:22 PM
Dumb question, but these framesets include the fork yeah?
On Sunday, March 22, 2020 at 5:46:11 AM UTC-7, Alex Wirth- Owner, Yellow
Haus Bicycles wrote:
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The Big Apples roll very well for their puncture resistance and great heft,
or at least, those I used 10 years ago did -- don't know if they've changed
the design.
On Tue, Mar 24, 2020 at 11:30 AM Joe Bernard wrote:
> That's a good point which I should have mentioned in a convo I had with
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45.25 inches, or 115 cm.
Jay Lonner
Bellingham, WA
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> On Mar 24, 2020, at 11:29 AM, Leah Peterson wrote:
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> Hi Jay! You’re so kind. Here’s what we need, I think:
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Fantastic. Thanks so very much, Jay!
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I have one hanging in my garage right now. Ask me what you want measured, and
be very specific (e.g. “length of the chainstay as measured from the center of
the BB spindle to the center of the rear hub”) and I will do my best to answer,
within the limits of my manky old measuring tape.
Jay
I’m sure you’re right about the math.
Does anyone have a real 55cm Cheviot they want to measure for us?
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> I’m sure of the math and I’m sure that those are numbers on the geometry
> charts. I can’t personally guarantee
I’m sure of the math and I’m sure that those are numbers on the geometry
charts. I can’t personally guarantee that the geometry chart on rivbike dot com
are accurate
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Oh duh, I wish I could edit these things (deleting doesn't take it off the
email version). My second paragraph is answered in the first post in this
thread! I need more coffee
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That's a good point which I should have mentioned in a convo I had with Roberta
about those tires. I think the stock Kendas are kind of atrocious, but it's
true that big Schwalbes with big flat protection aren't necessarily miles
better in the ride department.
Maybe we can hear from Bicycle
Bill, are you sure?
I know the WB of the new 55 Chev will be 47.28 inches in the 55 cm, and the
difference between the 2 generations is supposed to be that the new Chev has
longer chainstays (and ability to take wider tires and something about brake
posts). The conversion for 1242 mm is just
The geometry chart and the pythagorean theorem tells us that the Wheelbase
of a 55 Cheviut on the geo chart is 1242mm. If you just add Front Center
to Chainstay length, you are really close at 1249mm, but the real wheelbase
is a few mm shorter because of BB drop.
Bill Lindsay
El Cerrito, CA
PM Sent on Wheelset #1
Marc
On Tuesday, March 24, 2020 at 10:25:08 AM UTC-4, S. Greco wrote:
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> *700C* Wheelset No1 : Dyno Wheelset & Lighting (Phil Wood rear hub /
> Nexus front hub) includes Conti Top Touring tires - $220
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The tires ride nice, but I've been wondering if they are making the bike
feel a little more sluggish than it could be. I switched to them very
shortly after getting the bike, and I didn't really notice much of a
difference compared to the stock Kendas. I've got over 3000 miles on them
now. No
Danny I could mail you one if you want to test fit. Unless you already
scooped a pair on that RH flash sale.
On Sunday, March 22, 2020 at 10:36:34 PM UTC-4, Daniel Jackson wrote:
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> To those who’ve tried: will my Waterford Homer clear Snoqualmie Pass or
> Hurricane Ridge RH tires?
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Sorry for leaving out wheel sizes in the first post. They are:
*700C* Wheelset No1 : Dyno Wheelset & Lighting (Phil Wood rear hub / Nexus
front hub) includes Conti Top Touring tires - $220
*650B *Wheelset No2 : Velocity Dyad / Mavic MR601 hubs (front and rear) /
Soma cream 42 tires - $350
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Wheelset No. 1. What are the rims and tire size?
On Monday, March 23, 2020 at 10:25:26 AM UTC-4, S. Greco wrote:
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> Selling off a stash of nice, used, but certainly usable parts.
> All prices *include* shipping CONUS. Open to reasonable offers, certainly
> for anyone interested in multiple
Still looking?
I’ve got a 16/18 DOS brandy new in the box.
$100 shipped.
I also have:
17T & 22T for $80 each (shipped)
18T Trials for $100 (shipped)
The 17T has been mounted and ridden almost not-at-all. It looks and feels like
new. Others are NIB.
Elton Lance
Vero Beach, FL
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I thought it was likely weight distribution. I ride with my saddle pretty
far back and if I cary anything, then it's in a saddle bag.
On Tue, Mar 24, 2020 at 9:04 AM Peter White wrote:
> A rear rack on a Peter Mooney 58cm touring frame. Frame designed for low
> rider front rack, not the 30 lbs
A rear rack on a Peter Mooney 58cm touring frame. Frame designed for low
rider front rack, not the 30 lbs in front of the steering axis routine.
PJW
On Tue, Mar 24, 2020 at 8:46 AM 'Dave Small' via RBW Owners Bunch <
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> Was your racktop bag
This is awesome. Thank you for sharing
On Sat, Mar 21, 2020 at 12:18 PM Lynne Fitz wrote:
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Hi Peter,
Was your racktop bag on a front rack or a rear rack, and what kind of bike
was it (I'm thinking about trail with that latter question). Thanks.
Dave
Boston/Indy
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I did an experiment some years ago. A customer was complaining about the
bike having a shimmy after he moved his saddle to the rear for a better
fit. He also kept a racktop bag filled with all sorts of stuff. This got me
to thinking, a state which is fraught with danger.
On my own touring bike,
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