Pleasant surprise seeing you as well, Eric. The new creamy Hillborne blue looks
much in person. I didn't realize I was playing the pacer there. I usually think
of myself as a garden variety chugger-alonger!
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I was eyeing the Little Big Bens as well for my new AHH build but decided to
try the Vittoria Randonneur Hypers (mentioned in an earlier thread here re:
wide 700c supple tires) instead. Got the 700 x 38s, about 37 mm actual on Sun
CR18 rims. They look a lot like Marathon Supremes. I'm aiming
Submitted for your consideration: a crunchy drivetrain problem on my new
Hilsen build. I’m experiencing some auto-shifting and cog skipping when
going uphill, pedaling hard or pedaling out of the saddle. I’d appreciate
the group’s suggestions for a solution.
Frame: 65 AHH, Waterford, 135
Thanks everyone for the great suggestions. Got home from work today and started
getting my fingers greasy looking into it with your generously offered wisdom.
As it turns out, when I removed the wheel and examined the cluster there was a
small but noticeable amount of wiggle per Cyclofiend
My concern is sinking time, effort and cash into a rear wheel that I'm not
in love with. Digging into the freehub myself to try to solve this
issue is beyond my skill level and comfort zone. I brought the wheel in to
Jim and Mark at Hiawatha Cyclery a while back to inquire about putting in a
Another option is the VO Zeppelins,
http://store.velo-orange.com/index.php/accessories/fenders/fender-sets/vo-polished-52mm-zeppelin-fenders-700c.html
I used them with 700 x 47 Schwalbe Marathons (about 44 mm actual) on a
Cross-Check, worked pretty well.
On Monday, May 6, 2013 10:05:49 AM
I'll be driving from St Paul to Preston on Friday afternoon and riding from
there to Forestville to camp for the night. I'll break camp Sunday AM and
ride back to Preston to drop off the camping gear and ride for the day.
Returning to St Paul late Sunday afternoon when the rally is over. I
My Hunqapillar with Albas and my Hilsen with Noodles have the same TT
length, 62.5. Hunq has a tallux 12, the Hilsen has a tallux 9 and they
both seem to have pretty close to perfect reach for me.
On Wednesday, June 12, 2013 1:19:16 PM UTC-5, William wrote:
In general most people do. I
I'm looking forward to it. Should be a great weekend.
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I'm 6-3 with a PBH of 92 and my 62 Hunq fits perfectly for my tastes. With
standard Schwalbe Marathons the measured stand over is 90 cm. I have at least
an inch of stand over clearance wearing shoes. Some riders want more
clearance, and others who might want to use their Hunq as a rough stuff
Would wrapped hemp twine suffice as a replacement?
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Would wrapped hemp twine suffice as a replacement?
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With a PBH somewhere in the 91.5-92 cm range, I had the same questions when I
bought my Hunq and AHH. I decided to go with the larger frame (62 and 65
respectively) in both cases and do not regret the decisions. Adjustments to
effective TT length can be made up or compensated for in saddle
Great photos Patrick, thanks for sharing. I need to get out for more rides like
this. I heard of a chance of some snow in the higher elevations this weekend,
any signs in your area? My Northern Minnesota area is starting to see nighttime
lows in the 40s now but no snow likely until October. My
I mounted a Clem rack on the rear of my new Rosco Bubbe and it fits and looks
great. I am now in search of a large trunk sack type bag to mount on it. Riv
seems to have only one current bag on their site that would match what I want,
but sadly it is sold out. I ordered a Pletscher rear bag from
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