Wow, is that beautiful!
That’s British Racing Green Plus.
Good work on the repair. Better than new!
Philip
Santa Rosa, CA
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Thanks y’all. Ryan, the BRG is stunning in person. Depending on the light, it
ranges from a very dark green to a shimmery metallic.
Isaac
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If you ever change your mind, I’m in N. NJ every month, off I-287.
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I have a set of heat treated aluminum Albatross bars if you are still
looking.
On Sunday, August 2, 2020 at 12:29:55 AM UTC-4, christian poppell wrote:
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> Hi Ash,
> No can PM for some reason. Are they aluminum or cromo? What condition?
> Pics would be great :)
> Christian
> Berkeley, CA
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Up for sale is a pair of polished Paul Love Levers. These are *short pull* for
Center Pull, Side Pull and Canti brakes.
$150 Shipped to the lower 48.
Link to photos:
https://photos.app.goo.gl/wVbceKxcZyWzEkGo6
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Fabulous
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Longshot but I would love to find a 135mm rear Suntour Skewer, they made
some for the mountain groups when they offered a 135 rear hub. Also a front
skewer.
Thanks
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Birdman,
That is stunning. You perfectly emphasis the special relationship one can
develop between themselves and a favorite bike.
Where others on the list may question your motive or the cost; I am supportive
of everything that went into the revival of that Beautiful Ent. The British
Racing
Sure, I can snap BB photo. The only surprise is that once the paint was
stripped, the frame builder found several gaps in various lugs where the
bronze had not properly penetrated when it was originally built, he got all
of those fixed up. His approach to the BB shell was to saw the old shell
Yeah, I can understand that. I, too, would love to own a Susie/Gus, but I
don't do enough trail riding to justify the purchase.
On Sunday, August 2, 2020 at 1:18:26 PM UTC-7 Clark Fitzgerald wrote:
> Yes, I test rode a Susie and loved it, so I ordered one back in December.
> But I couldn't
Dreamy...
I've got a couple jealous 68's that are glad to be a few steps back from the
scrap yard. Can we get a close-up of the new bottom bracket? Any surprises? Was
it easier/harder than the builder expected? Thanks for doing this
-Kai
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Yes, I test rode a Susie and loved it, so I ordered one back in December.
But I couldn't bear to wait, so I ended up with the Atlantis, which is a
much better fit for the riding I do on a daily basis.
On Sun, Aug 2, 2020 at 12:45 PM S wrote:
> On Saturday, August 1, 2020 at 9:16:43 PM UTC-7
"Except for the shorter wheelbase, the Gus/Susie is the bike you describe."
And a brilliant ride. My experience with Gus is the long wheelbase is
rarely to never a detriment, and always an asset. Smooth, better climbing,
better flow. Experience teaches the taking of slightly different curves in
On Saturday, August 1, 2020 at 9:16:43 PM UTC-7 Clark Fitzgerald wrote:
> If I could ride here regularly I'd prefer a rigid mountain bike. In
> particular, I'd like a bike with wider, knobby tires, much lower standover
> for when I have to hop off, a higher bottom bracket for less pedal strike,
Thanks for the offer Bo—but although the Redwoods are really nice—I’m wanting
the lighter tubes on the Roadeo
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Hehe, if I reshoot with more light I might get more takers I can't sell to. The
saddle is SOLD!
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Butt yeah, not seeing much green in the pic. Might want to reshoot that
with more light.
On Sunday, August 2, 2020 at 10:34:48 AM UTC-4, Joel Stern wrote:
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> Looks brown on my screen. I bet it is a nice saddle.
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> On Saturday, August 1, 2020 at 7:57:33 PM UTC-4, Joe Bernard wrote:
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Once many years ago I found myself in Harris Cyclery outside Boston. Up on
the shelf was a white Team Pro. I am certain this was before 2009, when
they released an embossed white Team in commemoration of the messenger
world championships. This one had no embossing. While I'm not a huge
Awesome!
I saw a grey and kidney bean Hunqapillar there 2 weeks ago. It was underneath
me the whole time.
I went up Western States Trail and up The Wall from Squaw Valley to get to the
Rim Trail. Someone on the trail, also on a mountain bike, said to me, “You’re
doing great on that bike.”
Looks brown on my screen. I bet it is a nice saddle.
On Saturday, August 1, 2020 at 7:57:33 PM UTC-4, Joe Bernard wrote:
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> More selling of the things I'm not using.
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> Used, mostly before I got it, broken in but not massively.
> Kind of a rare color for the ti model now, let's call it
>
Hello Roberta. That is super kind of you.
I'm in Vermont, so too far for a commute (and I'd have to quarentine on the
way home) :0|= Maybe when the world rights itself
Thank you so much for offering!! Paul
On Saturday, August 1, 2020 at 10:27:27 PM UTC-4, Roberta wrote:
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> Where are you
Looks like fun riding; the Atlantis looks like it is in its element out
there. It is such a great, versatile bike.
Rigid mtbs are fun and I've found a nice cushy set of grips helps a lot to
smooth out the ride especially when riding over the smaller bumps like
roots and rougher gravel. I have
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