[RBW] Re: PayPal now taxing goods & services transactions >$600

USPS money orders in the mail. Your transaction cost, a first class stamp, plus 1 dollar for the money order, IIRC. Mike SLO CA On Tuesday, October 5, 2021 at 12:33:27 PM UTC-7 Garth wrote: > According to Paypal >

[RBW] FS: Kitsbow, Icebreaker, Smartwool BaseLayers

Cross post from the i-bob list: Continuing to trim down my collection of baselayers to what I actually use: 1) Smartwool Mens Medium LS 1/2 Zip Baselayer Black - $45 shipped - Pics Great condition, no holes, this one:

[RBW] Re: And the winner of best handlebar is....

I've got Albatross, Billies and 48cm Noodles currently installed on three bikes. Love them all, I do see the Billie as an improvement over the Albatross and love the forward grip position which I used quite a lot. I wouldn't mind a wider Noodle. Will mentioned a prototype 54cm Noodle in an

[RBW] Re: Sam and 48 mm Oracle Ridge

It's not. I searched but could not find a picture taken when the tires were mounted. Doesn't look like I had posted a picture to the group. On Tuesday, October 5, 2021 at 12:58:50 PM UTC-7 greenteadrinkers wrote: > Hi! > Is this your bike? > Wonder how clearance would be affected mounted

[RBW] Re: PayPal now taxing goods & services transactions >$600

According to Paypal https://www.paypal.com/us/smarthelp/article/How-does-PayPal-report-my-sales-to-the-IRS-Will-I-receive-a-1099-tax-statement-FAQ729 And this https://www.cnbc.com/2021/03/26/its-going-to-get-harder-to-avoid-telling-the-irs-about-income-from-online-sales.html

[RBW] Re: Sam and 48 mm Oracle Ridge

That may have been me. I mounted a pair of them on Velocity Dyad rims. My Sam is equipped with sidepulls (Tektro R559). The clearance was OK but if I remember I had to let some air out go get them past the brake pads. I don't have much to report as I only rode them for about 10 miles and

[RBW] PayPal now taxing goods & services transactions >$600

Howdy all, I just sold a frame to a fellow list member, and the transaction was made through PayPal goods & services option. I then received an email from PP with the heading "New IRS requirement – take action now". The body of the email is as follows: [image:

[RBW] WTB: budgety 110/74 crank arms

Looking to make a triple out of some rings I have here at home...and just need the arms. Looking for something 80's or 90's or 00's 110/74 170 or 172.5 will consider 175 but don't have much experience with them silver preferred condition - operable ...it's ok if they're scratched or banged

[RBW] ISO 51cm Orange Appaloosa

I figured it might make my post stand out better if I just put what I have finally decided to hunt for in the title heading. If you have one gathering dust let's have a chat and discuss how I can relieve you of said frame & fork. Best, Hugh Smitham Los Angeles, CA 91040 -- You received this

[RBW] Re: And the winner of best handlebar is....

Johnny, Your Saluki is a great looking, well put together bike. I won't jump into handlebar preferences (been using Noodles for years). Eric asked about your VO skewers. I purchased a set in silver when they were first offered - based solely on their appearance. I think they tighten adequately

[RBW] Sam and 48 mm Oracle Ridge

In the not too distant past someone had posted images showing 48 mm Oracle Ridge tires fitting a Sam (the version with the black paint and creme highlights), wondering if said person might be able to report how well they fit? I'm interested in moving from my 43 mm Rock n' Roads to something a

[RBW] Re: And the winner of best handlebar is....

Yes the Albatross. I love that bar. It not only looks gorgeous, it just feels right. I replaced my noodles with it on my Cross Check and never looked back. Agree with Leah about "bird in flight" that's a very apt description. I have Bosco on my Cheviot, and it's great bar for that bike,

[RBW] Re: And the winner of best handlebar is....

I had Albatross on my Betty Foy. Loved them but wanted them to come back towards me a little bit. The Billie Bar on My Platypus (my #1 absolute eternal favorite bar and bike) does exactly that, and it flares in the most ergonomic way imaginable. When I’m climbing, I slide my hands forward and

[RBW] Re: And the winner of best handlebar is....

I find the albatross bar to be very comfortable, partly because of the greater rise than say, the billie. I notice there is a 4 degree difference in sweep between those 2 bars. Is that a substantial difference? and if so, how? I've not tried the billie so I'm curious if anyone has directly

[RBW] Re: Fenders for bikes with big tires

I have a set of Velo Orange Zeppelin fenders (fully fluted) on my rack bait commuter that I've been riding year round for seven years. I don't think you'll go wrong with the set you linked. My V.O.s have weathered the seasonal precipitation and clanking in and out of industrial bike racks

Re: [RBW] Re: Fenders for bikes with big tires

I get more positive comments about my flat wood fenders than anything else on my bikes. I haven’t ridden in any downpours lately but have not been disappointed in their coverage. From Woodysfenders.com Steve On Tue, Oct 5, 2021 at 7:39 AM lconley wrote: > I have two sets of Honjo H-95 (65.5mm

[RBW] Re: Fenders for bikes with big tires

I have two sets of Honjo H-95 (65.5mm wide and flat). Simworks sells even wider versions in flat (79mm) and curved (72.5). Plenty long. I use the wide Honjo fender flaps with them. I just bought some PDW fender safety tabs from Rivendell to use with them on my Rivendell Keven's Cargo bike -