Hi everyone,
I've been admiring Rivendell's website and the various Flickr pages
associated with it for a few years now. This year looks like I should
finally be able to buy one. I have a few bikes now that I have set up as
near a Rivendell as I can, but they're just not what I'm looking for
It's still not up in Austin.
On Sunday, February 2, 2014 12:33:15 PM UTC-6, Mark Guglielmana wrote:
I'm getting a This Domain Name Has Expired
Buddy of mine says he's seeing it fine. Anybody else get through? Is there
an assault on the Rivendell Galactic Headquarters by carbon fiber frame
of what I can expect from each bike.
I have much enjoyed the insights of the Group so far.
Best,
Mike
On Friday, January 31, 2014 12:31:32 PM UTC-6, Mike K. wrote:
Hi everyone,
I've been admiring Rivendell's website and the various Flickr pages
associated with it for a few years now
I'm 6' even, about 155lb. I could probably take a Sam a few places it's not
expected to go, but I usually don't go those places anyway, so we'd both be
out of place.
On Thursday, February 6, 2014 12:27:29 PM UTC-6, Christopher Chen wrote:
Also consider how much you weigh. I'm pretty much a
I'd make that trade.
On Wednesday, March 19, 2014 12:02:30 PM UTC-5, Eric wrote:
Anyone want to trade their pair of MKS Sneaker Pedals for my pair of MKS
Grip Kings?
Let me know! Thanks!
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I have a Dura Ace 7400 group including a wheelset with cassette for sale. I
had it on a mid 80's Centurion, but trying to sell it to buy the Sam of my
dreams.
Includes:
7410 Crankset, 39/53
VO 103mm Bottom bracket for above crank - sealed cartridge, maybe 100 miles
on it
7403 Brakes
7402 Brake
, just has the scuffs that
came with it as I pieced it all together. It served me well, but like I
said, I'm after a different breed of bike.
Lastly, the Brooks Cambium is sold.
Thanks folks.
- Mike
On Thursday, March 20, 2014 2:49:01 PM UTC-5, Mike K. wrote:
I have a Dura Ace 7400 group
Lastly, the brake levers are 7401, not 02 like I originally posted. I don't
even know if they made 7402 levers...
Oy vey. So many numbers!
On Thursday, March 20, 2014 2:49:01 PM UTC-5, Mike K. wrote:
I have a Dura Ace 7400 group including a wheelset with cassette for sale.
I had
Are they 700c?
- Mike
On Monday, March 24, 2014 10:01:33 PM UTC-5, Eric Norris wrote:
These are the original wheels that came with my first-gen green Quickbeam.
Nice, sturdy wheels that would love a set of tires 28 or wider. Free/Free
rear hub is fitted for a quick release skewer (not
Here is the 7400 group I posted about last week. Let me know if you want
it. All prices below include shipping to the lower 48.
Here's the link to the pictures:
Bump and price drop.
Crankset - $120 w/ bottom bracket
Brakes - $90
Levers - $75
Rear Derailleur - $70
Front Derailleur - $40
Wheelset - $190
Cassette - free with wheelset or $20
Again, this includes shipping CONUS.
On Tuesday, March 25, 2014 10:10:34 PM UTC-5, Mike K. wrote:
Here is the 7400
Good morning,
I have a set of 42cm Noodle bars I bought to try them out, but I need
something a little wider. They are clean with minimal wear - the typical
zigzag lines from mounting the brake levers. I'll ship you mine if you ship
me yours.
If no one has Noodles to offer, I'm very interested
Also looking for a singlespeed crank and bb. To buy or I could pay the
difference if you want the handlebars.
On Tuesday, April 1, 2014 10:43:25 AM UTC-5, Mike K. wrote:
Good morning,
I have a set of 42cm Noodle bars I bought to try them out, but I need
something a little wider
Crank and BB - SOLD
On Tuesday, March 25, 2014 10:10:34 PM UTC-5, Mike K. wrote:
Here is the 7400 group I posted about last week. Let me know if you want
it. All prices below include shipping to the lower 48.
Here's the link to the pictures:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/120965275@N06
Hey all, I'm on the hunt for a 46-ish tooth single speed crank. I know there
are a lot of options out there, but I like this group and trust that anything
you might be trying to part ways with will be as good or better than what the
internet tells me to buy.
Also interested in an old double
Thanks everyone.
I think I've got something lined up.
C.J., I'll get in touch with you if this doesn't work out.
Thanks!
On Wednesday, April 23, 2014 10:51:14 PM UTC-5, Mike K. wrote:
Hey all, I'm on the hunt for a 46-ish tooth single speed crank. I know
there are a lot of options out
I bought one of the Brooks saddle covers for my B17 last year from my local
shop. Fits perfectly and completely water proof. I left it out in a pretty
good storm a few weeks ago and when I went to check on it after the rain,
the leather was still bone dry. I think it cost me $12.
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Good afternoon, all.
I recently bought a Carradice Nelson Longflap. I'm really excited about
it, but after my normal commute last week and a 10-mile ride this morning.
I'm noticing that one of the straps connected to the loop on the saddle is
starting to rip. I don't
Evening, folks. I have a few things listed for sale on a craigslist post in
Austin http://austin.craigslist.org/bik/4505014178.html, but wanted to
share it here as well. Some of the pieces are pretty generic, but I also
have a 42cm Nitto Noddle bar in excellent condition, and a pair of Kuyokuto
Sorry. Not sure what happened with my typing. It's Kyokuto (KKT). One of my
little piggies got excited.
On Wednesday, June 11, 2014 11:08:46 PM UTC-5, Mike K. wrote:
Evening, folks. I have a few things listed for sale on a craigslist post
in Austin http://austin.craigslist.org/bik/4505014178
Evening, all.
I'm looking for a Technomics stem, either regular or
deluxe-extra-super-tall. If you have an extra, let me know.
I have a Technomics with 50mm reach for trade if the one you have is too
long and need something to get the bars closer.
- Mike in Austin
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I have a Nitto Technomic stem, 26mm clamp. 225mm quill length. Only 50mm
reach. Great alternative to a Dirt Drop if you need something high and
tight.
Also, a Nitto Moustache bar. I will have to check when I get home if it's
25.4mm or 26mm clamp area. I bought it locally and don't remember.
trying a bunch on and actually
riding in them, is the shoes to match. I know the Shimano SPD pedals are
2-bolt, so I can avoid the super-stiff, carbon-soled road shoes, praise the
Lord, but I'm comfortable investing a little bit in a decent set so they
last me, say around $150 to $200.
Thanks,
Mike
Note, I put touring in the title because I assume they'll be comfortable
for several hours riding, and I hope to start doing some light touring
around central Texas in the fall/winter/spring.
Thanks!
- Mike K.
On Tuesday, August 12, 2014 10:01:53 AM UTC-5, Mike K. wrote:
Good morning, all
Thanks for the thoughts so far. It's good to hear opinions and experience
on this, as I've been doing a lot of Google searching and review reading,
but it's hard to weed through those sometimes.
It seems that there is a general consensus that the dual-purpose pedals are
a good idea, but not
Bump and price drop. $35 each, shipped CONUS. Paypal encouraged as long as
fees are covered.
- Mike K.
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Moustache bars are spoken for.
Noodles and stem are still available.
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Noodles also purchased.
Just the stem left.
- Mike K.
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like they'd go swimmingly with the Carradice bag I have
on there right now.
- Mike K.
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My, oh my, that is beautiful. Gives me the tingles to see if in my size...
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AND...all sold!
Thanks, everyone!
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Thanks for the update, Liesl. It's great to hear how easy it is to move
these things around from rack to rack.
We'll see what the Paypal fairy comes up with in the next month or so.
Might be able to snag a pair.
- Mike K.
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fit big tires.
- Mike K.
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Haha. Thanks, Patrick. I've been playing with bar height, and will likely
drop it to level with the seat, but for the time being, I will acknowledge
the opinion without choosing to act on it.
Just wanted to drop this pic into the thread. It's such a simple, beautiful
picture.
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Goodness! I haven't thought of a bell for it! That's a great idea.
I'll see what the LBS has in stock.
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Found a knurled spacer and long recessed nut for whoever buys a brake first.
- Mike K.
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R365 is sold, along with the lone nut and spacer.
- Mike K.
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Found another spacer and nut for that R559 if anyone wants it!
Also, feel free to send me what you think is a fair price for those power
shifters. I originally go them for a vintage rebuild, but when the old
derailleurs broke (Because they were plastic!) I opted to turn it into a
single-speed.
R559 is sold along with the nut and spacer.
Shimano Front Derailleur is also sold.
Old school Suntour Power Shifters for exhilarating stem-mounted shifting -
now only $17, and yes, that includes shipping to the connected 48 states.
Thanks, all,
Mike
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Quick update:
R559 sale fell through. It is still available, $20 shipped, with a spacer,
a recessed nut, and pads in good shape.
Also the Power Shifters, still available.
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K. For real this time. The R559 brake is sold. Thanks, Dan!
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Hi gang,
Well, I have some decision-making to do involving current bike arrangement.
I have two bikes, but need to get rid of one to make room for a new one. I
am getting a Surly Cross Check (would spring for a Sam, but unfortunately,
can't afford it, now matter how I slice the pie).
My
, OR
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Hi gang,
Well, I have some decision-making to do involving current bike
arrangement. I have two bikes, but need to get rid of one to make room for
a new one. I am getting a Surly Cross Check (would spring
Thanks, everyone. I think you've helped me decide what I was pretty sure I
was going to do anyway. I'll keep the Dave Scott and put a small saddle bag
on it for taking lunch and a jacket to work, then slowly part out the
single-speed components and frame to boost the ol' Paypal account, and
Yeah, real estate is almost frighteningly expensive, but if we can make it
happen, owning a house next year will be cheaper month over month than
renting. Because the only thing growing faster than the number of people
moving to Austin is the number of people trying to rent apartments and
Good afternoon, all.
Just an old pair of Dia Compe non-aero brake levers. They originally came
with the suicide levers, but I removed them. They don't have hoods, but
should be easy enough to find.
Asking $13 shipped CONUS. Paypal preferred.
I have a few pairs of old road pedals too. 1 pair
Hot dang. I forgot about my toe clips and leather straps. They are the SOMA
clips and Zefal Christophe straps you can find on Riv. I've used them for
a few years, but am moving away from clips and straps to platform pedals.
Anyway, those will be posted tonight as well, but are in good shape.
Good evening. Here's the more legit post about the sale. Sorry I posted
that one earlier with only 1 of the 4 items posted:
Dia Compe non-aero brake levers. They originally came with the suicide
levers, but I removed them. No hoods. - $13
MKS road pedals. - $15
KKT Top Run road pedals - $15
Note I forgot to copy from the original post:
1) The MKS pedal bearings need to be looked at. They tend to pop when
putting a lot of weight on them. Just so you know.
- Mike
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Sorry to bump this back to the top, but this has nothing to do with the
Schwinn Sierra.
This popped up on my Instagram yesterday. Could be a bike worth considering
http://www.houseind.com/objects/velo/. That crank especially knocked me
over for a second. Specialites TA, 48-36-24. Goodness it's
Bump.
Everything is now $13 if you just want one.
Buy 2 things for $20.
3 for $30.
4 for $40.
All prices include shipping CONUS.
- Mike K.
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if that would work for anyone.
- Mike K.
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Well, after the first of what will likely be many commutes in the rain
today, I've decided I would like a poncho. The rain jacket just doesn't cut
it, and fenders are great for your feet and back, but I need something
whole body.
Anyone have a Grunden's/Carradice/Pro Route they thought would
Anyone aware what the price is on the new, hub-area-bag-inspired panniers?
They look like bags I've tried making but failed at. I'd rather not go
through material and time again if these guys do the trick!
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Hey everyone,
I'm one-biking it right now, and said bike does not fit my longboard
fenders. I was wondering if anyone has a set of SKS Race Blades they want
to sell.
Let me know!
Mike in Austin
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Thanks, all! I got a set.
On Friday, November 21, 2014 12:40:30 PM UTC-6, Mike K. wrote:
Hey everyone,
I'm one-biking it right now, and said bike does not fit my longboard
fenders. I was wondering if anyone has a set of SKS Race Blades they want
to sell.
Let me know!
Mike in Austin
I have been eyeing the Hunqapillar for a few years and have decided to I
need to take a step closer to actually getting one: determining my size.
I'm a hair under 6' tall, and not sure if I qualify as long-legged or
not. PBH is 90. Pretty sure I'd be perfect for a 56 Hunq, but since that
Thanks, all. That's a lot of good feedback. I'm interested in both the
Bosco bar and the Albastache/Moustache. I'll give Brian a call and see what
he recommends.
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In the spirit of spring cleaning, I have a few tidbits to offer up for
folks with new rides coming in.
1. Zefal #4. Mounted and ridden around for a while, but I never actually
had to pump a tire with it and found myself, after all this time, still
trying to grab my top tube. - $25 shipped
2.
Good evening, folks.
I'm wondering if anyone out there has a 56cm Surly Crosscheck they are
looking to off load.
Maybe you don't ride it anymore.
Maybe you finally saved for that Sam or Hunq the CC was a placeholder for.
Maybe you just need to clear space in the garage before your significant
Thanks, all. I got it taken care of!
On Monday, April 20, 2015 at 5:45:27 PM UTC-5, Mike K. wrote:
Good evening, folks.
I'm wondering if anyone out there has a 56cm Surly Crosscheck they are
looking to off load.
Maybe you don't ride it anymore.
Maybe you finally saved for that Sam or Hunq
I just found a great deal on a Nitto Periscopa stem on the local CL. It's
25.4mm clamp area. I've started looking around for bars for it, and am
having trouble finding something in the style I like.
I love the Soma Portola bar. The super low drop. the various hand
positions. The way your mind
Morning, all.
I found a set of On One Midge bars on the local CL. I'm really excited
about them.
I have a set of Silver bar ends I put on there for now, but I'm curious
about putting thumbies on the bars instead, and was curious if anyone has
experience with it. I know it's going to be a
Hi everyone.
I've been down to one bike for a while, and with a recent home acquisition,
don't see the opportunity to get a second any time soon.
(Though you never can tell with Craigslist)
Anyway, my one bike right now is a Dave Scott Master. Tange #1 tubing all
the way. I have a Carradice
Bump. Take $5 off above prices. Or make me an offer if you are interested
in something.
- Mike in ATX
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In the spirit of spring cleaning, I have a few tidbits to offer up for
folks with new rides coming in.
1. Zefal #4. Mounted
All, looking for a 26.2mm seatpost. Anyone have suggestions? Going on a
Specialized Hardrock for trails and loaded riding, which hopefully combines
into bike camping.
If you have one, or have a suggestion, let me know.
- Mike in ATX
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Morning folks. Those went fast. If you emailed me, I got the message and will
contact you if something doesn't work out with the folks who got to me first.
Thanks!
Mike K.
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I can't believe how beautiful that bike is. Normally not a big fan of the
black paint jobs, buy oh man, that was pretty.
Did someone on the list buy that frame?
- Mike
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A newer company that just sells camping hammocks is Kammok
http://kammok.com/. Based in Austin, but getting bigger all the time.
Buy a hammock with the Python Straps, and you can set it up in under 5
minutes with a lot of versatility for length, and they fit a sleeping bag
really easily.
I
Morning, all.
A few parts that don't have a place right now. Need to move them to finish
a build.
A Nitto S65 Crystal Fellow, 27.2mm. I got it used and never used it. It has
some scuffs below the mounts, but is still in great shape. $40 shipped
CONUS.
Also, Nitto UI-5EX threadless stem. $30
Hey all,
I'm trying to find the appropriate bottom bracket for a Biopace triple,
model number FCR-124 or FC-R124, depending on who you ask.
Anyone familiar with it and what length spindle to use?
- Mike
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How about $20 for the Shimano 550 canti brakes if anyone wants to buy them.
I'll give that money to Riv for a set of new Tektro 720's.
- Mike
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> I have a good set of Shimano BR R-550's that I purchased from another
&g
All,
How about $25 for the Shimano 550 canti brakes, shipped CONUS.
I'll give that money to Riv toward a new set of the Tektro 720's.
- Mike
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> I have a good set of Shimano BR R-550's that I purchased from another
> li
And they are sold.
Thanks!
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Another possibility: I am using some old Suntour stem-mounted shifters. Is
it possible they aren't able to pull enough cable to get the derailleur out
where it needs to go? If I traded them out for newer shifters could that
make a difference? I don't plan on holding on to this bike for long, so
Yeah. It's an MT60 front derailleur. I can manually push it out far enough
to center over the outer ring.
When the chain is on the inner ring, I have to adjust the derailleur screw
quite a bit and the chain almost rubs the cage as though I need to push the
derailleur further from the seat
Best I can measure with a tape is 1/4" or between 6 and 6.5mm
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Tried measuring a few extra times. Looks to be a little more than 1/4". So
it seems there's some room to bring the crank closer.
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> Best I can measure with a tape is 1/4" or between 6 and 6.5mm
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Not sure if that link works. If not, try this one:
https://www.flickr.com/gp/128855412@N03/g3K54G
Flickr tells me you can see those pics.
- Mike
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Got a few parts that need a new home.
1. SR Apex Triple Crankset. Square Taper. 170mm arms, 30-44-48 rings. Good
shape. Great touring triple. Been on a few of my bikes over the years, but
I'd be amazed if there's over 1,000 miles on it. Only used for commuting,
no regular, long rides. - $55
Update:
Crankset and Derailleur are sold.
Nitto Stem remains.
- Mike
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> Not sure if that link works. If not, try this one:
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> Flickr tells me you can see those pics.
>
> - Mike
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> Thanks! I have it adjusted all the way out away from the frame right now
> to clear the chain when it's on the inner ring, so I can definitely bring
> it back toward the frame.
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Hey folks, I'm looking for a 121mm bb spindle, square taper. I have an old
Hardrock I'm working on and right now it has a 124 on it now, but the front
derailleur can't reach the outer ring. I've adjusted the screws on the
derailleur and double and triple checked to make sure I have my shifter
Alright. I still have a handful of good things in my garage that need good
homes as I attempt to build out my bike.
1. Tektro CR720's - $30, whole bike's worth
Big thanks for Jack for the hook up, unfortunately there isn't enough
clearance on my '87 Voyageur for the brake pads to fit between
Alright. I still have a handful of good things in my garage that need good
homes as I attempt to build out my bike.
1. Tektro CR720's - $30, whole bike's worth
Big thanks for Jack for the hook up, unfortunately there isn't enough
clearance on my '87 Voyageur for the brake pads to fit between
Tektro CR720's are sold.
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Derailleurs and the stem remain.
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Update: stem and brakes sold.
That leaves:
- Shimano Z-series Derailleurs, front (28.6mm clamp) and rear - $30
- Shimano MT60 FD (28.6mm clamp) - $15
Pricing is shipped CONUS.
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Poster doesn't quite seem to know what they've got on their hands, though
based on the pics it is in need of some TLC.
http://austin.craigslist.org/bik/5574173850.html
I'd snag it but I just dropped my bike $ on an '87 Voyageur.
- Mike
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I have a good set of Shimano BR R-550's that I purchased from another
lister here a few years back. I recently acquired a Schwinn Voyageur and
the 550's just don't hit my wheels right like they did on the Hardrock I
was riding previously. I've heard good things about the 720's and want to
give
Let me know if you don't find a local buyer. I just posted yesterday that I'm
looking for a 54 Ram. I'm in Austin, TX.
- Mike in ATX
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I've been commuting on a 23" 1987 Schwinn Voyageur, and as much as I love
the look and handling, I feel too stretched on the top tube (even with a
Nitto dirt drop stem). When I do rides longer than my 5.5 mile commute, I
inevitably end up with neck and shoulder pain and a headache from putting
Folks, I'm looking for a dirt drop stem for my 25.4mm On One midge bars.
Trying to finalize my Schwinn Voyageur. I have Albatross bars on it now,
but I miss the On One bars I used to ride on my last bike. The reason I
don't have them now is that I didn't have a stem to get them high enough,
All sold.
Thanks, everyone!
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> Bump and price drop.
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> Alba cockpit now $140 shipped CONUS.
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> Let me know if you are interested.
>
> - Mike
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Alright. Thumbies are sold!
If you're interested in the cockpit, let me know.
On Tuesday, September 27, 2016 at 10:50:21 PM UTC-5, Mike K. wrote:
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> Evening all,
> I have a Nitto Albatross cockpit I bought on the list in July/August that
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Evening all,
I have a Nitto Albatross cockpit I bought on the list in July/August that
needs to be relocated. I rode them for a bit, but decided to go back to
dirt drops.
Cockpit includes:
- Nitto CroMo Albatross bars
- Nitto 110mm/25.4 Tallux
- Shimano MTB levers
- Miesha's
Evening all,
I have a Nitto Albatross cockpit I bought on the list in July/August that
needs to be relocated. I rode them for a bit, but decided to go back to
dirt drops.
Cockpit includes:
- Nitto CroMo Albatross bars
- Nitto 110mm/25.4 Tallux
- Shimano MTB levers
- Miesha's cork
Bump and price drop.
Alba cockpit now $140 shipped CONUS.
Let me know if you are interested.
- Mike
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Hey Drew,
I've ridden:
On-One Midge. Shallow Drop, but maybe not as wide as you're looking for,
and honestly, a good first dirt drop bar, but not my favorite. Just not
enough space for the hands in the drops.
Currently riding: The Gary 2 Bar by Origin8. It's 25.4, but you could use a
shim for
I suppose since the moderator told me to use this post, I better do it.
Thanks for spreading the word about this. I didn't know it existed.
If anyone wants to help me buy a rack for my new handlebar bag to go on my
new-to-me and first Rivendell ever Rambouillet, I'd sure appreciate it!:
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