On Friday, 18 November 2022 at 2:18:11 pm UTC+11 pi...@gmail.com wrote:
> Look at a modern gravel bike like the Open UPPER (which Jan Heine praises
> as the ideal "all road" bike --- to the point where they're going to sell a
> special Rene Herse edition of it on their website) and the
Keep in mind that a new 61.5 AHH is bigger than an old 61, and a new 64 AHH
is HUGE.
On Tue, Nov 22, 2022 at 5:44 PM Lance Terry wrote:
> Crust still shows a 64 new HH frame for sale. I know that's bigger than a
> 61. I guess they still have it because it is a big frame.
>
> On Tuesday,
Damn, Jim! Thanks for the scone report, glad they turned out. Sounds great.
I gotta be careful making them, I can eat half a batch without even
thinking about it...
On Tuesday, November 22, 2022 at 6:11:32 PM UTC-5 J J wrote:
> The scones came together quickly and are delicious… we used the
The scones came together quickly and are delicious… we used the basic recipe
and added matcha and fresh blueberries. Fantastic. Perfect energy for a cold
ride today!
> On Nov 20, 2022, at 11:25 AM, Eric Marth wrote:
>
> Thanks, Jim! A friend asked for the packing list so I figured I'd go for
My only wired taillight is a B micro, attached to a seat binder bolt with
a little tab Fitz made when he made the frame, fork, and rack.
The wire runs under the top tube, with the derailleur, dropper, and brake
cables.
Picture on
Instagram:
Crust still shows a 64 new HH frame for sale. I know that's bigger than a
61. I guess they still have it because it is a big frame.
On Tuesday, November 22, 2022 at 9:57:09 AM UTC-7 Graham McCall wrote:
> Yeah that center pull frame/bike is very tempting. If I could afford a
> complete bike
Here's how I did it on my old mountain bike.
https://www.peterwhitecycles.com/peter_bks.php
On Tue, Nov 22, 2022 at 1:22 PM brizbarn wrote:
> Thanks for the replies. That Son set up looks nice Mr. Ray, gotta see if
> I could run a wire into my BB on my Appaloosa, then up seattube and post.
>
Thanks!!
On Tue, Nov 22, 2022 at 11:30 AM Matt Beecher wrote:
> Graham was looking for a Homer in this size and just posted a WTB. I
> don't know if this sold, but if not, you might want to try and connect.
>
> TBH, I am maybe a little glad that I did not see the frameset posted, as I
> don't
Hey all! Here's an updated list... lot's of stuff left and I added a couple
more items to the list.
Photos:
https://share.icloud.com/photos/071NsImwodKXoax4gh_Aq2e7Q
*Racks and Bags:*
Nitto Campee Rear Rack - 175
Nitto Campee Front Rack - 250 - *Sold*
Rivendell Sackville Hub Area Bags:
Sean, is that wire similiar to others with two joined wires that can be
split and stripped or is it something different? Pic is pretty bad on their
site. Do you know if it's sold anywhere else?
On Monday, November 21, 2022 at 4:08:02 PM UTC-8 Sean, PNW wrote:
> The 22AWG wire offered by Velo
Thanks for the replies. That Son set up looks nice Mr. Ray, gotta see if I
could run a wire into my BB on my Appaloosa, then up seattube and post.
Collin, Is that a particular type of tape you under toptube of appaloosa
holding the wire?
Definitely a clean look on that Bombora, and a rad
I haven’t Toscos yet. There’s probably 6-7 different bars floating around my stash. Now I’ll put the Toscos on my list. Reaming the seat tube had crossed my mind. We are talking about a tiny amount. A dropper post is my dream. As it stands I don’t think I’ll have the height to run a 90-100mm
Yeah that center pull frame/bike is very tempting. If I could afford a
complete bike I'd do that in a second.
On Tuesday, November 22, 2022 at 10:27:50 AM UTC-6 Matt Beecher wrote:
> Alex Wirth was trying to sell a very nice looking bike not too long ago.
> I don't see anything that said it
Graham was looking for a Homer in this size and just posted a WTB. I don't
know if this sold, but if not, you might want to try and connect.
TBH, I am maybe a little glad that I did not see the frameset posted, as I
don't know if I could have resisted a Homer with centerpul braze-ons.
I too have the widest Toscos (with the 38.1 clamp dia) on my Gus. They’re super comfortable and give you lots of control for rough terrain. I feel like these bars were tailor made for Gus / Susie.On Nov 22, 2022, at 10:59 AM, Ryan Frahm wrote:Oh, and just a note on bars, I swapped the Bosco for
Alex Wirth was trying to sell a very nice looking bike not too long ago. I
don't see anything that said it sold, so you might want to find that post,
if you are open to buying a full bike. I don't know if he was considering
selling the frameset, but you can always ask.
On Tuesday,
I'm looking at picking up an A. Homer Hilsen in a 61- anyone have a frame
they're willing to part with?
Thanks,
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Oh, and just a note on bars, I swapped the Bosco for a 60cm Tosco and what
a great swap it was. The front position didn’t work for me and the Bosco
was just too high. Highly recommend the Tosco if you try some swept back
bars! My first ride with them was 30 miles of pure comfort.
On Tuesday,
I have also seen (on here) that you can have the seat tube reamed to fit
27.2. I’d probably be okay with it on the Gus but wouldn’t likely chance it
on my Susie with thinner tubes.
On Tuesday, November 22, 2022 at 7:33:20 AM UTC-8 jacob...@gmail.com wrote:
> Scott,
> I have an extra Jones
Scott, I have an extra Jones loop on hand. Thanks for the offer though! I put a Simworks Fun bar (I think that’s the name) on for the moment. I plan to try out a few different bars. Ryan, I’ve got a really nice Simworks Nitto 27.2 post that I don’t have bike for. I think once I get the 26.8 post
The frame shipped out yesterday and should be here tomorrow! I guess it
helps make up for the months I waited for my Susie! Haha. And wouldn’t you
know it, Black Friday sale at AVT bike so she’s getting some Paul brake
levers and a White Industries ENO crank. I couldn’t resist! Unfortunately,
Jacob - If you are interested I have a really clean Jones Loop I pulled off
an Analog build that I'm interested in selling.
Best,
Scott
On Tuesday, November 22, 2022 at 9:55:23 AM UTC-5 fra...@gmail.com wrote:
> Exciting, I can’t wait to see it built up! I definitely double and
> probably
Exciting, I can’t wait to see it built up! I definitely double and probably
triple checked on seatpost sizing. A 27.2 would have been really cool but I
don’t find any need for my old titanium post on the Susie, it rides
smoother than anything.
Can’t wait to hear your thoughts on the Gus! I
The frame safely arrived yesterday. It’s huge. The color is beautiful. I would have picked orange had the choice been available but now I’m happy with mermaid. The fork is on and the bottom bracket is in. I had forgotten how easy 9 speed cassettes install. 12 speed is such a pain. Tonight I want
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