The mechanism looks almost identical to the Suntour Barcon (of course) so
broken Barcons might be a source of parts. In addition the stem or
downtube mounted Suntour power ratchet shifters might also have the
spring. See velobase
here:
No surprise there, bubba.
On Wednesday, August 16, 2023 at 11:01:28 AM UTC-7 Bill Lindsay wrote:
> Local to me so I nabbed this one. :)
>
> Bill Lindsay
> El Cerrito, CA
>
> On Wednesday, August 16, 2023 at 5:53:38 AM UTC-7 Igor wrote:
>
>> Amazing deal! If this was my size and there was
I was going to hold back adding to this thread but now can't resist. I was
the original owner of a 92 RB-1 and sent it off to a new owner about 4
months ago. It was light, "jumped" when I got on it (consider I'm 74 when
reading jump), climbed like crazy and handled smoothly and predictably.
I have the WTB Horizon in 47c on my Black Mountain Road+ and like them for
90%+ pavement. They also have the Byway if you want slightly knobby. Half
the price (maybe not now) of Rene Herse, YMMV. Difficult to mount and
unmount, however. I'm running with tubes.
On Tuesday, March 7, 2023
Skinny tires on those tandems! Times have changed. Seems like a lot of
bike for those tires.
On Sunday, March 5, 2023 at 11:43:34 AM UTC-8 Bicycle Belle Ding Ding!
wrote:
> Am I understanding that this is you and your son, Jock? You could be
> *brothers.
> *What great photos and a great
As Piaw said. Agree 100% even for adults.
On Thursday, February 23, 2023 at 11:48:27 AM UTC-8 Michael Hammer wrote:
> We use the Shimano T series SPD pedals and like them a lot, along with the
> Shimano shoes from this series. Easy in and out, and float. Shimano calls
> these
We use the Shimano T series SPD pedals and like them a lot, along with the
Shimano shoes from this series. Easy in and out, and float. Shimano calls
these "Click'r" and I think they are supposed to be a starter/city pedal.
Works fine for my wife and I. I don't think either of us has tipped
I have had two bikes with a bailout gear setup. A freewheel with a 24 to
32 jump with a 7 speed LX mountain derailer and friction shifting and a 7
speed homebrew cassette also with a 24-32 jump with a 7 speed Ultegra road
derailer (6400 series) that shifts fine in index mode.
On Thursday,
Short answer, yes, mostly. I just did this from a 92 RB-1 to a 2022
Roadini (I needed/wanted wider tires, the RB-1 max is 28). The bars, stem,
brake levers and bar end shifters came off intact and went on the Roadini.
Cable stops, wheels, rear derailleur and crank as well. The Ultegra rear
>
> I ride a 57.5 cm 1992 RB-1 with the drop bars at saddle height. My saddle
>> height is 74 cm. This bike feels tall (for a few minutes) compared to a
>> Black Mountain 50 cm Road+. Both of these bikes have the same reach from
>> saddle to bars and comparable effective top tube. The RB-1
I'm the original owner of a Waterford All-Rounder, so a couple of comments:
- According to my paperwork from the time, there were 3 sizes in the
range of interest, 55.5, 58 and 61. The bike for sale looks more like a 61
than a 58, primarily based on the headtube.
- My bike is a
I might have a Ritchey Road by Nitto, TIG welded, in 80 or 90. I'll have
to look for it. Let me know if this might interest you.
On Saturday, August 30, 2014 6:52:16 PM UTC-7, Johnny Alien wrote:
Anyone have a good condition Nitto stem with an 80 or 90mm extension? I
don't need alot of
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