Looks like a blast! Glad to see folks out enjoying their step throughs to
the fullest extent. While I can claim membership in the Rivendell
Mixte/Clem club, my Clem is an H model and my mixte only has ONE single
lug! (though it's beautiful WI borne TIG beads are sooo lovely, I bought
TWO!). Tha
I'll take the 38's if still available, PM on the way
-Kai
On Friday, December 10, 2021 at 4:33:35 PM UTC-5 Kushan wrote:
> Looking to sell two pairs of Pararacer Gravelking tires that I purchased
> for my Roadini but no longer need. Both pairs are used but they have plenty
> of life left in the
66cm Nobilette
custom $1,299-
https://cnj.craigslist.org/bik/d/princeton-junction-nobilette-custom/7417984063.html
GET AERO!!
-Kai
On Wednesday, December 15, 2021 at 3:35:48 PM UTC-5 Joe Bernard wrote:
> And here:
>
> https://groups.google.com/g/rbw-owners-bunch/c/Tw0_rSyCuhs
>
>
> On Wednesda
This thing blows my
mind,
https://washingtondc.craigslist.org/nva/bik/d/herndon-specialized-sequoia-sport/7421526513.html
but shipping would be very pricey (I can't afford it, but this bike at this
price makes me have to ask if there's a way to make this happen) So, if
anyone's able and will
This is a great bag, maybe the greatest of all the sackville line...
I sewed a buckle to my kangaroo pouch to secure it down using the tail of
the bag's strap and it works magnificently as a front bar bag. No hold down
means the kangaroo jumps around, I guess that's why they call it the
kangar
It's usually cheap to fly to Las Vegas, and there's abundant trails all
around, plus January/February is lovely weatherwise. Just don't gamble.
-Kai
On Thursday, December 30, 2021 at 8:07:30 AM UTC-5 peech1...@yahoo.com
wrote:
> I ride my Atlantis MIT from March going forward until the ice and
"any tig-welded Rivendell without a liftatube is an opportunity lost"
Well said Bill.
-Kai (hoarder of Massive Mountain Mixtes)
On Sunday, January 2, 2022 at 12:33:13 PM UTC-5 Bill Lindsay wrote:
> Garth said: " Dictates in the name "saving people/things from themselves"
> are empty promises.
"Paul brakes & Paul seatpost, White hubs"
That's how you set it up for the charity auction? That's incredibly charitable
of you! Very nice. My first Rivendell was a 64 twin toptubed Hillborne, it's
the only one I sold (don't ever sell anything☹️)
Enjoy!
-Kai
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All these WTB's has me wondering if maybe there's one of these huge Homers out
there for me. The less attractive the better (on furlough for at least another
month) but want to talk to YOU about making this dream happen...
Thanks!
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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
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Just in time for winter! Schwalbe Marathon Winters!!
https://photos.app.goo.gl/YjoyayXWpEQTZZdHA
I would've used these more but the bike that they fit so nicely on passed away,
and as much as I'm hoping to have my own ZOMBEAM soon enough, not soon enough
to keep these around (plus I've got some I
That's kaivierstra AT gmail doT com
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I've only opinion to share, but I think it doesn't matter where you split the
frame, as the S&S couplers, when properly tightened, will add some rigidity if
anything. But that's only based off of what I've seen, not experienced.
Experienced coupler pros like Bilenky in Philadelphia would be your
>
> Here's at least part of your dream bike-
>
https://newjersey.craigslist.org/bop/d/maplewood-rivendell-carbonomas-fork/7170299767.html
Just a fork? no, not just any fork, it's a good one. A steal at $70?
"Rivendell made these nice steel forks for people who mistrusted carbon or
wanted bigger t
#3
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I'm overstepping bounds here, but please don't spend $4500 on this bicycle.
For sanity in bike pricing
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Now that's a $4500 bike...
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I've had good non-machined and I've had bad non-machined, I've only had good
machined, and so I took a few hours of my life and machined my non machined
with some sand paper and elbow grease. I broke my collarbone last November and
I've come to blame the non machined brake tracks I was wearing i
How's it feeling Paul? I've had big Suzie dreams, and yours is that dream come
to life. You're on the upper end of the XL fit? Does it wiggle/✈️?
Enjoy!!
-Kai
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I want it all!, at least anything that might fit. I think the Wolbis would be a
bit small, and I do have more than my fair share of bikes, but no, more please.
And having had the pleasure of meeting Tall Paul last fall, I know he's 1-
super nice, and 2- his bikes nearly fit me!! So I had to holl
The best tubing is no tubing. It's inarguably the flexiest and most resilient.
And with this in mind, there's a bike out there that is perfect for you Jason.
So, to hopefully completely derail any other plans you might have, please look
for one of those smaller Rosco Bubbe mountain frames that d
Very lovely bicycle you've got coming to you! (green or orange?), wish I
had some billie bars to offer up. If you would like Billie bars but might
want to be a slightly bit more forward for that killer'beam ride, you might
enjoy the Chocomoose bars. I've got a pair of those but I'd never ever
c
we
>> get to meet up for a ride with others in the northeast when things
>> normalize.
>>
>> Good luck with the search.
>>
>> Max
>>
>> On Thursday, August 20, 2020 at 7:07:20 PM UTC-6 Kainalu V. -Brooklyn NY
>> wrote:
>>
>>>
Oh, I already bought it! Made them an offer they couldn't refuse...
(kidding, I'm on furlough and can't dream of buying a new bike, but I did
rummage recycle-a-bicycle's used bins yesterday)
But seriously, and as a concerned member of those folks who might fit that
beauty, I wondered the same th
The complimentary colors rule is that those sitting opposite on the color
wheel are "best", that's why sports teams go with the rule. As Jason said,
Knicks blue and orange or Laker purple and yellow, classic compliments. But
compliments mean that colors look more like themselves, maybe even too
Bagboy's nice as a front bag too, if you're looking for versatility, but
it's not huge. Happisacks look to be huge enough for most stuff, maybe even
a good front bag for the leather barred/towel racked amongst us.
Enjoy
-Kai
On Tuesday, September 1, 2020 at 9:57:06 PM UTC-4 Je Mar wrote:
> Thx
The medium step through Rosco Bubbe would be just the thing! Or the Sam or
Homer. I've only ridden an older and much larger Sam and it was the bees
knees. But if the option comes around, the Rosco would be wonderful for
you, and they're Riv blue!
Good thing for all good choices...
-Kai
On Wed
Super cool. You're putting a rear rack on it? I wonder how it would feel
with a heavy load up front and in back? I put some ridiculously heavy loads
on the front of my "mixtes" (one having been Marty's in the past!) avoiding
the addition of rear loads for fear of frame waggle and what that might
P.S.- Knicks fan?
On Thursday, September 3, 2020 at 8:17:50 AM UTC-4, lconley wrote:
>
> Last March Grant had this frame on the Blahg and I knew that I had to have
> it, so I pestered Riv until they sold it to me. I consider it to be a true
> mixte - low twin top tubes. My plans are to make it
Hi folks,
I have a new, unused, never inserted, lovely and tough, fillet brazed
bullmoose bar/stem that I'd like to trade for your longer version. That's
the popular 150mm version for your (less popular, thus rare) 200mm version.
Used is great so long as they're not abused.
I'm at kaivierstra a
I've got drop bar sized Paul thumby mounts that fit the 26.0 bar
sleeve/bulge or Shimano bar end mounts. What I don't have are any indexing
shifters I want to free up. I've got some friction options though...
-Kai
On Saturday, September 12, 2020 at 11:30:23 AM UTC-4 markt...@gmail.com
wrote:
Some stuff on furlough sale (would trade for museum work).
Buyer pays actual shipping, link to photos-
https://photos.app.goo.gl/Lqu72mxYod8Nfgu56
Please contact via email-
kaivierstra at gmail.com
*Sackville Banana sack*- $70
It's blue and in great shape
*Arkel Front bag*- $100
It's Maroonish.
Rack is sold once I can get it boxed and a shipping quote.
I should note, multiple items not only see reduced overall shipping costs,
but wheeling and dealing gets greased.
Thanks
-Kai
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really really big bike frames
Thanks
-Kai
On Monday, September 14, 2020 at 1:30:56 PM UTC-4, Kainalu V. -Brooklyn NY
wrote:
>
> Rack is sold once I can get it boxed and a shipping quote.
>
> I should note, multiple items not only see reduced overall shipping costs,
> but
Banana sack is sold
-Kai
On Monday, September 14, 2020 at 9:52:53 PM UTC-4 Kainalu V. -Brooklyn NY
wrote:
> Update
> price drop/correction
>
> Buyer pays actual shipping, link to photos-
> https://photos.app.goo.gl/Lqu72mxYod8Nfgu56
> Please contact via email-
> kai
You're not the only one. Mark, give us the goods!
-Kai
On Tuesday, September 15, 2020 at 12:44:10 PM UTC-4 lambbo wrote:
> Wow, thank you all, this is really helpful! I hadn't heard of a couple of
> these parks, and I do the ride to Bear Mt. enough that I didn't realize
> there are more enjoyab
I'd like that.
-Kai
On Sunday, September 20, 2020 at 4:05:18 PM UTC-4 Roberta wrote:
> It won't be as big or as exciting as our wonderful Eastern ride at Mohonk
> for Riv's 25th anniversary, but I did notice a large number of New Yorkers,
> especially from the boroughs. I know there are a few
I'm a brazer!! (superheroic voice), but I'm not sure how to get the waggle
out of that rack with only one point of contact up top. It could be
reinforced easily, but that would just make it a stronger lever when it's
leveraging on your frame. What I would do is make it have some weird
looking b
Seeing this bike in real life made me want my own Bombadil, but I got a
Sam, also double tubed and also awesome. I've often wished Jamison and I
were the same size, but never more than now... (for the record, I want to
be Jamison's size, I wouldn't wish t tall on anyone)
Enjoy, you lucky wh
I'll start the bidding at $75.
-Kai
On Sunday, September 27, 2020 at 5:36:15 PM UTC-4 Dylan A wrote:
> [image: FC7DA279-CB61-4B56-ACFF-CE2155E9A51B.jpg]Hey,
>Just seeing how much interested in out there for a 58 Saluki, I am
> considering listen for sale? I have it set up with 9 speed Ulte
esoterica etc wrote:
> Ooh ooh, I'll up it to $77.50!
>
> ~Mark
> Raleigh, NC
>
> On Sep 27, 2020, at 17:54, Kainalu V. -Brooklyn NY
> wrote:
>
> I'll start the bidding at $75.
> -Kai
>
> On Sunday, September 27, 2020 at 5:36:15 PM UTC-4 Dylan A wrot
The butt hammock on that Clem! Looks cozy...
nice ones
-Kai
On Wednesday, September 30, 2020 at 5:36:11 AM UTC-4 Fullylugged wrote:
> Here are 3 Rivendells. A Clem L, a Sam Hillborne, and a Road. On the
> Chief Ladiga Trail in Piedmont, AL. It was a RUSA populaire.
>
> On Sunday, September 27
machined rims?
-Kai
On Friday, October 2, 2020 at 12:59:30 PM UTC-4 gre...@gmail.com wrote:
> Selling a brand new cliffhanger wheelset.
> - Rims: Silver
> -32h front and Rear
> -Deore hubs.
> Asking $485 + Shipping
>
> Built by Rich at Hands on Wheels/Rivendell.
>
>
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Regarding the Henry Hudson Trail from Matawan, when arriving at 10:11 on
the train from NYC, how leisurely is the ride to the Atlantic Highlands
when shooting for 11:30? From the photos it looks like I might be tempted
to stop and admire the scenery a lot, maybe enough that I'd opt for an
earl
That is lovely, but it's not a quill stem adapter, it's an actual
threadless steerer with some nice spacers. I use an adapter on a 7/8"
steered Soma of old and it's great, but yeah, not quite as beautiful as
that Gus steerer.
Great Sam!
-Kai
On Saturday, October 3, 2020 at 12:34:28 PM UTC-4 Pau
ion is for any of these place but I know Nicholas is open (wife’s
> fav).
>
> Dave
>
> On Sat, Oct 3, 2020 at 10:30 AM Kainalu V. -Brooklyn NY <
> kaivi...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> Regarding the Henry Hudson Trail from Matawan, when arriving at 10:11 on
>&g
Wonderfully big, fantastically titian apricot cantaloupe! Enjoy
-Kai
On Saturday, October 3, 2020 at 4:42:12 PM UTC-4 weste...@gmail.com wrote:
> About a year and a quarter ago I sold my blue and white 68 cm Rambouillet
> frame, having bought Will's 67 cm AHH, which I enjoy very much.
>
> Then
Fancy's great!, and best once it gets grimed. Diamond in the rough and
stuff.
And from what little I've learned of aluminum fenders from reading around
here, a most important take away is that the fender needs to be "relaxed",
meaning it wants to be precisely where it is, holding position, not
Probably psychological, but no less boss. I like the path racer look of the
up and down in the stem to bar, and so do you? Whatever gets you there,
it's a win.
-Kai
On Sunday, October 11, 2020 at 6:04:42 AM UTC-4 ☆ Paul ☆ wrote:
> Hello Everyone.
>
> Here's a question that I'm not a good enoug
This bag works great up front as well, best bag ever...
-Kai
On Monday, October 12, 2020 at 6:37:05 PM UTC-4 Kyle Altshuler wrote:
> Hi Friends,
>
> I have what is effectively a new Sackville Bagboy SaddleSack in a very
> pretty Royal color for sale. The bag retails for $170 + shipping at Riv
>
The Homer then? Could be puddles. I'll be on a blue bike too! I think I'm
taking the unfendered bluey, puddles be derned.
-Kai
On Wednesday, October 14, 2020 at 11:15:56 AM UTC-4 Roberta wrote:
> Our ride is just three days away and, I'm very excited. I want to bring
> my A Home Hilsen, but it
ee you then!
>>
>> Roberta
>>
>> On Friday, October 16, 2020 at 10:47:45 PM UTC-4, Kainalu V. -Brooklyn NY
>> wrote:
>>>
>>> The Homer then? Could be puddles. I'll be on a blue bike too! I think
>>> I'm taking the unfendered bluey,
Daniel's statement makes some sense- "but there are significant benefits to
long-pull brakes, both rim and mechanical disc, in that the cable is under
less tension so the cable stretches less and the housing compresses less as
a result."
That's enough of a reason to never use cantilevers again.
That's a beauty, woefully underlocked though. I assume the owner was close
by
-Kai
On Wednesday, October 21, 2020 at 12:16:58 PM UTC-4 Ash wrote:
> We drove out to the mountains last weekend for some outdoor activity.
> During our stop at Quincy, CA I was pleasantly surprised to see a nice
>
I want this very much. Not mine, probably never will be...
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Rare-71-cm-Rivendell-A-Homer-Hilsen-Country-Gravel-Bike-for-sale/264909112568?hash=item3dadd044f8:g:ogkAAOSwrUtfkdRP
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> home with me.
>
>
> Julian Westerhout
> Bloomington, IL
>
>
> On Friday, October 23, 2020 at 11:23:07 PM UTC-5, Kainalu V. -Brooklyn NY
> wrote:
>>
>> I want this very much. Not mine, probabl
But does it plug in to your dyno hub? You're a convert, yes? That said,
I've really noticed some helmets recently with lit yield triangles in back.
Like, Really noticed. Very smart.
But if it isn't dyno powered, it's a no go, I'm too lazy to charge much of
anything.
-Kai
On Saturday, October 2
And +1 on Joe's preference for black. And vents, many more vents.
-Kai
On Saturday, October 24, 2020 at 10:26:20 PM UTC-4 Kainalu V. -Brooklyn NY
wrote:
> But does it plug in to your dyno hub? You're a convert, yes? That said,
> I've really noticed some helmets re
And only five of the longer for the taller...
-Kai
On Friday, October 23, 2020 at 3:16:17 PM UTC-4 weste...@gmail.com wrote:
> Mark,
>
> I managed to snag one on the second round of these -- it is a truly lovely
> tool that works extremely well. I had a home made headset press made with
> larg
s (so not a browser refresh issue) show both sizes out of stock
> since not long after the newsletter hit.
>
> On Saturday, October 24, 2020 at 10:29:08 PM UTC-4, Kainalu V. -Brooklyn
> NY wrote:
>>
>> And only five of the longer for the taller...
>> -Kai
>>
>
No, not ok. that's going to have ill, very ill, or maybe very very very ill
affects on your steering when it's even remotely snug (it could tighten up
at will). You're looking for a failsafe, not something to actually do
anything until it's needed. You might try a fairly loose loop of paracord
How wide is your bottom bracket? You could widen a smidge and it could
solve the clearance problem, and that would increase your bottom bracket
collection without adding to your front derailer collection. I have a 103
that's certainly too narrow a bottom bracket, and sorry, no obvious answer
ab
My favorite thing winter items are split finger mitts that allow for my
pointer/middle and ring/pinky to have skin to skin contact. The split
allows for good braking while holding tight to the bars. Also known as
Lobster mitts. Everything else is just more clothes, but my hands...
-Kai
On Wedne
And make sure to stick it to the headbadge first, then trim away any
unsightly tape while you've got the edges in easy sight of your x-acto
blade, and stick that sucker willy nilly!* As opposed to on the bike frame
first, which would lead to frustrations, or incomplete adhesion depending
on ho
I'm blessed/cursed with two identical Bubbes that get all the miles. Back
when I pedaled one bike along with glee, blissfully unaware to the day to
day degradation, I'd ride it until it was in major need of everything (and
I can do 98% of my own maintenance), happily. Now that I've got the one t
Speaking with little authority outside of the fact that it is the only bike
I've ever sold and I regret it, the Sam Hillborne can handle it, no worries.
-Kai
On Friday, November 20, 2020 at 5:58:33 PM UTC-5 Brady Smith wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I noticed that some more Sam Hillbornes are coming in
Does your bike come in from the cold? Temperature fluctuations can cause
sweating that'll lead to rust. I'm fortunate/unfortunate to have a
particularly unheated garage to store in, not that I don't get water in my
frame, just less from condensation. Of course the answer wouldn't be to
leave yo
The S83 comes in 26.8, and if you need a better seatpost than that, well
then maybe you do, who am I to say. For me, it's as good as good gets, and
I've got an 84 to compare it to! (in 27.2, which I use with a shim on my
Clem that has a 665.5* seattube)
-Kai
*not quite evil, but very close, cert
Those wheels look just fine, one thing you might want to consider is tubeless
compatibility. I ride every day in NYC (up until today when a slick spot in
Queens led to a busted clavicle), and tubeless has been a total game changer.
Add sealant every so often and Bob's your uncle.
I wish orange
The new mounts sound awesome, so adjustable! In the meantime, try them on your
sunrace mounts, silvers worked fine on mine.
-Kai
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I never read the directions, but I use that stick as a valve stem reamer. I've
found that dipsticking isn't very precise, especially with supple tires.
Fortunately the keeping of perfect sealant level is an imprecise science, more
is good, less is probably fine, and starting from zero is the onl
Tree fort bikes has a rear wheel for $145. Straight gauge spokes, Cliffhanger
rim with a deore hub. Tension looked good, still ok after a couple hundred
miles...
-Kai
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Thanks for the wheel suggestion Abe! Good luck on the hunt for used, but if
that doesn't work, might Treefort do a similarly priced skinnier wheel? $145 is
a crazy good price for what you get.
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That's a good looking bicycle! I had a 64 Sam that I sold (which I deeply
regretted, but it's in a happy home), it was the largest size made and the only
Sam made in Wisconsin at the time.
Enjoy yours
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The stolen ones were Globes, having replaced the "junk" they were on prior. I
hope that junk wasn't a couple of gorgeous customs.
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Peter Wicker, the owner of Outback Bikes in Atlanta, might have that junk in
his garage
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I can neither confirm or deny that some idiot did that, but if someone did do
that it puts them deep into evil and nasty, not so much idiocy. Free customs
and being the bearer of gifts? It's a win/win! Jimmy's got too much going on to
sweat the small stuff and smaller people.
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I've got a couple of quickbeam forks in a box somewhere that belonged to 68cm
beams. I'm not certain of their length, but maybe 260mm?, certainly not smaller.
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I take pretty huge loads from trader Joe's using front lowriders on my step
through Rosco Bubble. Step through frames like my Rosco and your Clem L, having
pretty beefy forks, can handle weight on those forks. Just like our bodies,
they like that weight carried low and centered, not high and tip
Strava, which I try to use most of the time says 4638 miles for the year, so
around 5 g's with some nondigitized rolls. Unfortunately cut short due to a
majorly mashed right clavicle on November 27th, necessitating 8 screws and a
titanium collarbone lug/splint. Minus a long day with the 25th ann
A question came up over on the iBob list, wondering how to know what kind of
early Rivendell a particular Rivendell was. A lot's been said about brake reach
and fork legs, but no one's mentioned the whole "put it in the fire and read
the inscription" bit. Having never tested a Rivendell in this
Tried it on my MIT, thought I heard Dylan, couldn't see anything, this was with
propane.
-Kai
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Well, not a scratch of harm to the paint, and though it's off topic and I had
thought to create a new thread for this, I'll go ahead and mention it here,
that flame can't harm your Rivendell! At worst it might leave it super clean,
bad being maybe the good grease burns off too?
Euphoricly*
-Kai
talking about?!
>
> On Tuesday, January 14, 2020 at 10:07:04 PM UTC-5, Kainalu V. -Brooklyn NY
> wrote:Well, not a scratch of harm to the paint, and though it's off topic and
> I had thought to create a new thread for this, I'll go ahead and mention it
> here, that flame
Yup, looks smallish for a huge.
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Pretty. Do you fear that slice might elongate? And is it squirmy where it's
cut? Some thin cotton bar tape feels good over those rubber grips, and
would keep it wrangled.
-Kai
On Wednesday, January 22, 2020 at 6:27:19 PM UTC-5, Joe Bernard wrote:
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> First, an update on the new Silver2 shifter
You should buy an orange Hubbahubba! Double/share your orange joy, and orange
and green go nice together
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What's the lifta-tube length on that beauty!
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To view thi
ng something like that?
>- is it a logical assumption that this tire compound is just not suis
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> What are your recommendations for 650b x 2.2–2.4 city tires? I think I've
> noticed via this list that Kainalu V. from Brooklyn swears by G-Ones. Don'
You'd need a special piece, which also raises the rack height about 2", making
your load/kiddo sit higher= more leverage/trouble. Best to get a dedicated rack
with the appropriate window. Sounds like a pain, but the Yepp maxi is a really
great seat that's worth it.
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Brooklyn dibs on the chromo! If still available...
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You might consider buying a bulk roll of brake housing. The cheap stuff works
for just about anything (except dick brakes, I'd say they're on their own
there), friction shifting is great with it, all manner of brakes of course, and
index isn't so terrible with it.
Enjoy!
-Kai
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That bike's really nice, I'd love to have a feeler.
Not affordingly
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Well Said Ted
On Thursday, March 19, 2020 at 12:58:51 PM UTC-4, ted wrote:
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> I think it is more incumbent on the rest of us to evaluate dp’s
> reliability as a source for such guidance than it is for him to self censor
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Put your hands back on!
Otherwise there's expensive needle bearinged headsets that can help. I swapped
out the headset on my Clem and noticed a difference in no handed stability.
Unscientific, but it seems to work. I switched due to need, and that a friend
had a good used one to try, not to fix
Knee against the toptube is free, and also helps heaps.
-Kai
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That's a beauty Chris! Hope to spot it sooner than later
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