This one had me excited as well...! Looking forward to more info about it.
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I'm curious about that rack... Is it a custom? It looks like a similar idea to
the Velo Orange I tegrated decaleur racks, but a bit more elegant.
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Thanks for all the help, guys! My reason for asking is because I have a
lightly used Veloce groupset. I was kinda doubtful if the crankset would fit,
too...thanks for the info on that.
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On Monday, December 18, 2017 at 7:51:49 AM UTC-5, Belopsky wrote:
> Thoughts on these cranks? Made in Taiwan, like virtually everything nowadays
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On Wednesday, December 13, 2017 at 8:26:31 PM UTC-5, Belopsky wrote:
> The full geometry is on the roadini page. RBW did not make links stand out
> with the latest design/CSS.
> Here you all go:
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> https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/1403/7343/files/ROADINI-470-Geo.jpg?7649874663519573416x
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On Thursday, November 30, 2017 at 1:07:48 PM UTC-5, tc wrote:
> Regarding Roadini vs Sam, for those who've ridden both, what's the main diff?
> Roadini frame is ~$400 less than Sam, so that's obvious. But geo-wise the
> 57 Roadini seems abt same as 58 Sam, the Roadini being a little less
On Tuesday, December 19, 2017 at 3:35:40 PM UTC-5, Jonathan wrote:
..with the Sam I fit right in the middle of the recommended PBH range. On top
of that, you get more tire clearance, more braze-ons, and more lugs.
I feel like that last bit is important to consider... They're not just any
So without going too spendy (Phil/Chris King, etc), I was wondering what the
options for running a Campy drivetrain on a 135mm rear spacing are? I've heard
tell that Bitex offers their RAR12 with a 135mm axle and Campy freewheel, but
haven't been able to find it anywhere...
Anyone know of any
I'd put the White Industries hub up there in the "pricey" category as well...
The VO is better, but I suppose what I'm looking for is something in the $100
range... You can find good quality Shimano/SRAM stuff all day in that price
range, but Campy is a whole 'nother level, it seems.
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I've been looking at these tires as well... Been wondering how they compare to
Compass' offerings. Also wondering how much clearance the 48mm version would
leave under a canti Sam.
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On Wednesday, November 1, 2017 at 5:33:29 PM UTC-4, Paul Choi wrote:
> I have a Sam coming from the pre-sale so I need a 650b wheelset. Does anyone
> have one they are willing to part with?
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> Paul
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> Santa Clara CA
I have a brand new set for a Campy drivetrain from a bike build
Cross posted from the iBob and 650b list, figured it would fit here also.
I picked this up with the intent of finding/making a padded insert to carry
around my camera and gear... But then I found the 137 Basket Bag by Outershell
Adventure, which is exactly what I had in mind (and I already have
>From the drawing, the Frank Jones SR reminds me of a single-speed Sam
>Hillborne with a 28.6 downtube... In fact, isn't that the same top tube as on
>a Sam?
...I like it!
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I've found that to be true in my case as well; I commuted for several years
year-round on 25's and 28's here in Indiana, and on most types of snow, the
narrower tire would cut through it and find some traction.
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Very nice, Tom! What size Sam is it?
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Doesn't the Roadini use some of the same tubes as the Sam? And for the ones
that aren't shared, how do they compare with the equivalent Sam tubes? I know
a comparison like that, in addition to geometry charts, helps me to know how a
frame will ride and perform.
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This does make for an interesting question... So the Roadini has slightly
steeper (.5 degree, I believe) head and seat tube angles, the top tube is
baseball-batted in diameter, but does anyone know what the wall thicknesses are?
Not entirely indicative of sportiness, I know, but these stats are
On Sunday, January 14, 2018 at 12:57:05 PM UTC-5, tc wrote:
> I can now confirm that Snoqualmie Pass (44mm) tires fit just fine on my
> fenderless Sam with Tektro R559 sidepulls. I hope that is helpful for some
> of you current or future Sam owners considering these tires.
>
Awesome
On Friday, January 12, 2018 at 12:54:16 PM UTC-5, Surlyprof wrote:
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> PS: I was surprised at a recent blug or blahg post that said they beefed up
> Sam’s fork. That was where I noticed a big difference.
I was surprised to read that as well; kinda curious how Sam's fork now compares
to most
I do, or use "Adam in Indiana" instead, to help differentiate me from the one
or two other Adams. At least, it seems more memorable to me...
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