Honjos are gone. Just have the B17 left. Funny - I thought it would sell
first!
Now I've got a bunch of packing to do.
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Rack is gone. Still have the B17, and the Honjos.
On Saturday, March 4, 2017 at 8:22:41 AM UTC-8, Alex Moll wrote:
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> Many items have sold. Here's what's left:
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> 1.) Nitto Big Back Rack, Medium
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> 5.) Brooks B17 Special
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> 8.) Honjo fenders
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Many items have sold. Here's what's left:
1.) Nitto Big Back Rack, Medium
5.) Brooks B17 Special
8.) Honjo fenders
On Friday, March 3, 2017 at 6:52:00 PM UTC-8, Alex Moll wrote:
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> Hello Gang,
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> Shipping charges are included for the lower 48. If you live in Canada,
> Al
iamond reinforcement, Boudler tapered spacer under the
daruma, and r-clips and bolts. $125 shipped. I'd rather NOT ship these, so
if you'll do a local pickup or meet between Marysville, and Seattle = I'll
take $100.
Thank you.
Alex Moll
Marysville, WA
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Post is sold. Thank you.
On Sunday, July 12, 2015 at 7:01:47 PM UTC-7, Chad wrote:
I'm interested in the post if it is not already spoken for.
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Slate C17 in excellent condition. $120 shipped
27.2 x 250mm Nitto Crystal fellow post. Some scuff marks from saddle bag -
otherwise excellent. $50 shipped.
Thanks,
Alex Moll
Marysville, WA
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Saddle is SOLD.
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Excellent report, Brian - THANK YOU! I really want to do this ride. You
seemed to enjoy the hammock? I'm curious about them, as I don't do so well
sleeping on the ground.
Alex Moll
Marysville, WA
On Tuesday, June 9, 2015 at 8:57:05 PM UTC-7, stonehog wrote:
Next segment up: http
That's a beauty! Wonder how it attaches to the seat stays - 2nd bridge?
Seems a little rack like that would be a nice perch for a big saddlebag
(i.e. Sackville Medium.)
Cheers,
Alex
On Monday, August 18, 2014 5:31:49 AM UTC-7, Takashi wrote:
I'm similar weight, and run those tires @ 70 in the rear, 60 in front. A
few PSI either way would be fine.
Cheers,
Alex
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I love them, too. Got at least 3 of the blue, and 2 of the black. They are
really fantastic.
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This would work great: http://www.rivbike.com/product-p/d14.htm
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I agree with you, Don, sounds like a great drivetrain for a great bike.
Many (most?) of my bikes have DT shifters, which I think are great.
However, when my custom Riv came available at one of my LBSs for a great
price, I couldn't resist it. It has a 3x10 Campy drivetrain - with carbon
Record
Every shop mentioned so far is great, and there are several others. Go with
the one local to you. If it's R+E, you can't go wrong there. One of my
favorite shops, because they actually manufacture bikes there - top notch
frame shop in the basement - led by Denis Bushnell. The mechanics upstairs
Happy Birthday, Rob.
I totally get that - looks like a great route, and a great way to spend
your day.
Now get back to writing essential questions, aligning your curriculum to
the common core state standards, setting goals for TPEP, makin' copies . .
. . Yep, even wood shop teachers have to
Some good advice here. Another top tip for troublesome cloth: soak it in
water before you wrap. It helps it stretch, lay flat (not bunch and kink as
much), and as it dries, it shrinks a bit so it's nice and tight.
BTW, I only do this if I'm having trouble with a particular brand of tape,
Wow - looks like an RBW catalog photo shoot! I clearly missed a great time
- hope I can make the next one. Thanks for sharing all the pics.
Alex
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HA - good one!
I forgot to mention one snide remark from a fellow asking where my racks,
bags, and panniers were. Pretty sure I kicked his ass.
I also meant to point out in my original post that I'm NOT a racer. Don't
have the knack for it, not good at it, don't really enjoy it, haven't
Ski to Sea (aka the Bellingham Olympics) is a 93 mile, 7-leg relay race
from Mount Baker to Bellingham Bay. My principal and a group of teacher
buddies have been doing this event for a few years. XC Ski-downhill
ski-run-road bike-canoe-XC bike-kayak. Their mountain biker decided to
retire, so
OK Liesl - I'm intrigued and impressed! Did you burn that pattern with a
hand-held wood burner? After penciling it in? Are you willing to share any
details or secrets?
I had that same hatchet, and traded up to one of the small axes for car
camping.
What make is the knife?
Cheers,
Alex
On
Neato!
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I want one, too. Might have to call HQ, and have a chat. Now, what can I
sell . . . .
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If he needs a bike like that, he'd be a fool to pass it up for that price.
I certainly don't need it, but I'm sorely tempted. Nice ride!
Cheers,
Alex
On Thursday, March 7, 2013 3:20:23 PM UTC-8, Ryan Ray wrote:
Settled on $1400 plus shipping but I'm going to hold it for a local guy
this
Great build! You managed to make a really tall bike look elegant - not
always so easy to do.
Cheers,
Alex
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Very sorry I missed this. Wraps look great, but more importantly - looks
like you all had a great time.
Great job fellas!
Cheers,
Alex
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Good grief! I didn't think it possible to like RBW more than I already did.
Great video of great people, and a great business.
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Patrick,
Your attached photo (must be from Flickr?) is a pic of my 1980ish Colnago
super. I think the chain rest idea is super slick, and works very well. The
rear end is spaced at 126mm, and I'm using a regular 5 cog 14-24 Regina Oro
freewheel. I know someone who is using an ultra 6 freewheel
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Great idea - I wouldn't miss that.
On Saturday, December 29, 2012 3:47:35 PM UTC-8, stonehog wrote:
I'm in :)
Brian
Seattle, WA
On Sat, Dec 29, 2012 at 1:38 PM, Rob robh...@gmail.com wrote:
A few times with motorcycle stuff (back when I rode) we'd have
get-togethers
Well that's MY grand-campeur. It's so very cool, and now you all know why I
want a diagono-Bomb.
Alex
On Tuesday, January 1, 2013 8:06:07 PM UTC-8, Mike wrote:
That link took me down the internet rabbit hole and led me to this:
http://cycledefrance.com/2012/04/13/grand-campeur/
I think
Great idea - I wouldn't miss that.
On Saturday, December 29, 2012 3:47:35 PM UTC-8, stonehog wrote:
I'm in :)
Brian
Seattle, WA
On Sat, Dec 29, 2012 at 1:38 PM, Rob robh...@gmail.com javascript:wrote:
A few times with motorcycle stuff (back when I rode) we'd have
get-togethers to do
Awww - shucks! I was just gonna have you wrap my bars for me . . .
GREAT video - I sorta get it, though it still seems a bit magical.
Thanks for doing that.
Cheers,
Alex
On Friday, December 28, 2012 2:33:51 PM UTC-8, stonehog wrote:
I use more muscle and inside overlap when going around
Hi Toshi,
Does your Cyo still work? I want to try to put one inside an old French
headlight housing, so if you just snapped off the mount, I'd be interested
in buying it from you.
Cheers,
Alex
On Tuesday, December 18, 2012 3:38:12 PM UTC-8, ttoshi wrote:
I ordered a BM Luxos dyno light that
Good chance it's an optical illusion - pics can be funny that way. Get it
checked out if it'll ease your mind, but from your description of the ride,
I don't think there's anything wrong. Ride on!
Alex
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Yup - I couldn't resist. That custom makes my heart race. It's even more
beautiful in person - photos can't capture the paint. JB used a blue pearl
topcoat that turns iridescent in the sun - it's gorgeous! It rides a lot
like my AHH (duh) - but it sure is fun to own something done by two of the
Thanks for your interest, Ryan - I thought, briefly, about selling it - but
don't think I could ever let it go. The AHH is going to get a bit more
practical, now. The new bike is pushing out my old Schwinn Sports Tourer
townie/porteur poseur. So the Hilsen will soon be sporting a kickstand and
I love them. Thought they looked goofy and gimmicky when I first saw them -
something a Klingon would design. I splurged for the drillium version,
because the look grew on me. They work great, and are the most comfortable
levers I've ever laid my large hands on.
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Go - it was fun to hear him this evening in Seattle. Glad I went.
Alex
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Received my copy of Just Ride via the brown pony a couple of hours
ago. So much good stuff. I liked the ending of chapter 19--Don't be
cheap and dead.
I also love the
Go - it was fun to hear him this evening in Seattle. Glad I went.
Alex
On May 11, 7:42 pm, Mike mjawn...@gmail.com wrote:
Received my copy of Just Ride via the brown pony a couple of hours
ago. So much good stuff. I liked the ending of chapter 19--Don't be
cheap and dead.
I also love the
Great report, Brian - I enjoyed reading that. 200K would be plenty for
me, and you're NOT a slow rider. I just think most of those guys are
FAST. Riding a 200K this time of year, in this weather, is really for
the hard core riders anyway. I bet there are a greater number of
medium (us), and slow
I'm using them on my AHH, which I commute with. My hope is that if I
pick up debris that punctures the tube, I can still make it to work on
time - then repair the tube at lunch, or after work. I still carry a
spare butyl tube, because I don't think the FOSS patches would work in
the rain.
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That's a really nice mod, and your price is more than fair. Good work.
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Gotta be something to do with shoulder width. I love my 48 noodles.
The narrow bars are really to only thing I don't love about my vintage
rides. They handle great with the narrow bars, but I'm just not as
comfortable. I'm a little bigger than average at 6'3 200lbs.
Alex
On Feb 11, 7:00 pm,
Yes, building your own wheels brings a lot of satisfaction. If you
take your time, they will turn out great, and be very reliable. I've
built about 8 wheelsets. I'm VERY slow, but they've been great wheels.
I need to build at least 2 wheel sets this winter. One 650B set for my
campeur (Grandpa of
You beat me to the punch, Max. I just logged in to post of review of
these levers.
When I first saw them on rivbike.com, I was taken aback. They looked a
bit Romulan, or Klingon to me (did Grant write that?) Then I saw the
high polish, the tan hoods, and the drillium. The looks were starting
to
Rob - that's funny!
Scott - nice bike. I know Rob loves his.
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René,
Glad to hear you had some really fine chaps showing you around - I've
enjoyed their company a few times. Sorry I couldn't join you, but I'm
a school teacher in the suburbs north of Seattle. This is a very
hectic time of year, especially since I moved to a different school
this year to teach
Kris,
I'm using the Vittoria 1976 shoes with Speedplay Frogs. I like them
very much. Elliott Bay Bicycles in Seattle carries them.
Alex Moll
Marysville, WA
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Hi Michael,
I hope I'm not presuming too much, but you may be thinking of my
adventure touring (ex mtb) bike.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/39151498@N07/4338978587/in/set-72157623375460150/
Camelbak MOLLE pouch, for the Camelbak Better Bottle (also great)
available at many military NEX/BX/PX
/39151498@N07/5070536744/in/set-72157622960184871/
I even bought the panniers for my rough-stuff touring bike, and love
them. Don't have pics of that yet.
Alex Moll
Marysville, WA
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container of Boeshield, wipe off and hang to dry overnight. This is a
weekend operation, as necessary. In fact, I'll be doing that to the
chain on my AHH this weekend.
Alex Moll
Marysville, WA
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That or you spilled lunch on your fender! Since
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