Great topic with interesting responses. Like Leah, I'm both guilty and
innocent. I ride my bikes a lot, but I'm also guilty of planning so I don't
have to lock up fancy bikes for significant periods of time. My most used
and useful bike, my MAP randonneur, was also my most expensive. I keep a
Leah,
Your successful foray club riding on a Platypus speaks to both your fitness
and open mindedness . From your fun-to-read account, it looks like you are
having a good two-way exchange of bicycle information with the club members.
Your experience got me thinking about all the times I've
YMMV.
>
> Tailwinds
> Bruce in AL
>
> On Saturday, February 12, 2022 at 2:16:00 PM UTC-6 Scott Calhoun wrote:
>
>> It is easy to do--there are so many different bike tribes and ways to
>> signify which tribe you belong to. Maybe being a little transgressive and
>>
It is easy to do--there are so many different bike tribes and ways to
signify which tribe you belong to. Maybe being a little transgressive and
trying new things with different tribes is healthy for cycling people.
Whatever kind of bike and cycling connects you to other people, nature, and
This is a good discussion. Riding mostly steel bikes with steel forks, I
often count myself among the anoraks here, but like the OP, I've tried some
new bike technology that enhances my cycling experiences. Once you know,
you know. Tubeless tires, brifters, and even carbon rims can be great for
With apologies for the cross-posting on Bob.
Nitto Technomic Deluxe NTC-DX 100mm, 26.0 clamp. New, without packaging.
These have the nicer Nitto Pearl hardware and finish. New, they are $69.99.
Asking $50 shipped. https://www.benscycle.com/nitto-ntc-...p?skuId=673314
I PMed you Austin, but fellow Rivers it might be interested to know a
little more about the history of the bike. Do you know what year it was
built and are you the original owner and do you know who built it
(Waterford, Nobilette, others)?
Best of luck with the sale. From the responses here,
PM sent too just in case. I posted a WTB for a 63cm Roadeo on this list
ages ago.
On Friday, February 11, 2022 at 12:20:44 AM UTC-7 exliontamer wrote:
> Sent you a message. I've been looking for a 63cm!
>
> On Thursday, February 10, 2022 at 11:35:12 PM UTC-6 Collin A wrote:
>
>> Dang, if only
Count me among those with no enthusiasm for 55-73mm long reach caliper
brakes. IME, much worse performance than medium 47-57mm reach brakes. In
the medium reach format, one has several high quality brake options: Velo
Orange Grand Cru, TRP 957, and Paul Racer M. In long reach calipers,
The Quickbeam is sold. Thanks for all the interest.
On Friday, December 31, 2021 at 1:57:51 PM UTC-7 Scott Calhoun wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I'm offering up my 64cm Quickbeam F/F/HS I purchased it from another
> RBW/BOB member awhile back. The rear end is spaced to 130mm, which gives
Having the brake levers turned inward (and using narrower drop bars) is the
current aero fad/trend in the pro peloton. I'm sure Andrew isn't looking
for a position this radical, but you can see some of the positions here.
https://www.italy24news.com/sports/news/20163.html
Stages of some big
v and returned to Riv a while back . . .
> and that it wound up at TPC later on.
>
> On Thursday, December 9, 2021 at 11:07:34 AM UTC-8 Scott Calhoun wrote:
>
>> I briefly owned this silver one which was offered by The Pros Closet. For
>> the record, it is no
I briefly owned this silver one which was offered by The Pros Closet. For
the record, it is not a Roadeo and was mis-labeled as such by TPC. It is a
Rivendell custom built by Mark Nobilette. I loved the color, but it was
build quite stout and more loaded touring oriented IMO. It was not the
John, I've long been on the lookout for a 63cm, and seeing your 61cm has me
revisiting the Roadeo geometry tables so see if it will work. I'm assuming
yours is a Waterford made version with the somewhat older original
geometry? Can you tell us the saddle height in your photos and the headtube
A 63cm Roadeo remains the one Rivendell that I've always wanted but never
owned. My current daily driver is a 64cm Quickbeam which based on the
geometry would seem to give me a taste of Roadeo handling in a slightly
more stout package. I'm really enjoying seeing Austin and Matt's 63cm
builds,
It is interesting how varied the methods of carrying the papers are. I used
canvas bags looped around the front of the wide steel cruiser bars not too
dissimilar in shape from some of the recent Riv handlebar offerings. In the
back, Wald baskets. On days with thick papers, I'd load both
Thank you for starting this thread Patrick. I've enjoyed all the great
stories. It reminded me that earlier this year I wrote a little essay about
my years as a paperboy for the Arizona Republic. It's a bit too long for a
comment here, but I published it on my blog here:
I'm looking for the other half of a Paul Racer M (I need the rear,
recessed, in brushed Silver) so if someone has a set they want to split
between us, that would work too. Mine need to match and I need a set, but I
don't care what color. So if someone has a black or polished set that want
to
Well, I got the Rivendell Custom, rode it for a few days, and ended up
returning it to the Pros Closet. There was nothing at all wrong with it--it
is Mark Nobilette built in 2011--but it was more or a touring set up and
not the Roadeo type ride (lighter tubing) I was after. The bike is in
y
> Berkeley, CA
> On Wednesday, July 21, 2021 at 4:33:53 PM UTC-7 Scott Calhoun wrote:
>
>> I had some credit and took a flyer on this one. I've wanted a Roadeo for
>> many years. This one is an odd case, as TCP is calling it both a "Custom"
>> and a "
a spare set of Dura Ace DT shifters, I
might swap those out for the barends.
On Wednesday, July 21, 2021 at 9:16:07 PM UTC-7 mma...@gmail.com wrote:
> Congrats! Any plans on changing the build or just ride as is? I do love a
> turn-key used bike.
>
> On Wed, Jul 21, 2021 at 16:33 S
After inspection, the first thing I'll do is take off that sticker;)
On Wednesday, July 21, 2021 at 9:43:16 AM UTC-7 eric...@gmail.com wrote:
> Wow, seeing that PRO'S CLOSET CERTIFIED PRE-OWNED sticker is making my
> brain swell.
> On Wednesday, July 21, 2021 at 10:41:37 AM UTC-4 John M
I had some credit and took a flyer on this one. I've wanted a Roadeo for
many years. This one is an odd case, as TCP is calling it both a "Custom"
and a "Roadeo." Vince at Riv HQ suggested that it could be from the time
period when they weren't offering Roadeos per se? I called and got the
Hi Gabe, I'm interested if they are Racer Ms.
Scott
Tucson, AZ
On Monday, April 12, 2021 at 12:19:04 PM UTC-7 gabe.de...@gmail.com wrote:
> Hi Everybody!
>
> I've got an unused pair of paul center pull brakes in black finish if
> anyone is looking.
> I wanted to use them on a different project
The Sam Hillborne is sold. Thanks for all the interest.
On Wednesday, January 27, 2021 at 5:58:08 PM UTC-7 Robert Blunt wrote:
> I just pm'd you.
> -Robert Blunt
> Pennington, NJ
> On Wed, Jan 27, 2021, 7:33 PM Scott Calhoun wrote:
>
>> [image: IMG_0149.jpg]I'm selling
so thank
> you.
>
>
>
> On Jan 18, 2021, at 11:06, Scott Calhoun wrote:
>
> Patrick,
>
> Your subject line reminds me of the William Carlos Williams poem: This is
> just to say
>
> Here is the ibob version:
> This is just to say
>
> That I hav
Patrick,
Your subject line reminds me of the William Carlos Williams poem: This is
just to say
Here is the ibob version:
This is just to say
That I have discovered
the barrel adjusters
that were missing
on the dura ace
brakeset I sold you
Which you probably
have been searching for
in vain
IME, my most confidence inspiring bikes on fast downhills have all had
longish chainstays (43-45cm) same as the Roadinis. I've not ridden a
Roadini, but my Ram had that great confidence inspiring handling around
curves. My Quickbeam is similar.
Roadini Curious in Tucson
On Sunday, April 12,
My Quickbeam is spaced to 130mm and I use the Surly cassette spacer and cog
kit to get a perfect chainline. I like the 130 spacing as I can use any of
my road wheels. Also, I run 43mm Gravel Kings on my QB no problem. I
consider the geometry on my QB near perfect as an all around road bike, and
Really great frame and GLWS. This line in your post made me laugh, "I
dripped some shellac on one of the downtubes" So many downtubes to drip on!
haha.
Scott
On Monday, August 31, 2020 at 3:15:59 PM UTC-7 Zack wrote:
> [image: IMG_1898.jpg]
> [image: IMG_1899.jpg]
> On Monday, August 31,
Hi Tom,
Thanks for the info--I sent you a message with my email.
Scott
On Wednesday, August 26, 2020 at 9:40:57 AM UTC-7, tdusky wrote:
>
> Hi Scott
> Not sure if you have found what you are looking for yet.
> I have a 63cm Rivendell custom Long Low built in 2001 by Joe Stark, I
> would be
That WTB was mine. No luck yet.
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Thanks for the offer Bo—but although the Redwoods are really nice—I’m wanting
the lighter tubes on the Roadeo
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I posted this WTB awhile back but thought I’d try again. I’d prefer just a
frameset, but might consider a complete. Can have plenty of beauage or be
closer to new.
Anyone will a 63cm Roadeo thinking of selling?
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I also ride a 64cm QB. My saddle height is 81.5cm and I’m 6’2.5” tall. It is on
the big side when compared to some of my racy frames but fits great and I love
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Looks like they were north of 10k before the weekend started.
On Friday, June 5, 2020 at 11:29:23 AM UTC-7, Matt Beecher wrote:
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> Thanks for the info. I bought 2 tickets.
>
> Best regards,
> Matt Beecher
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less rough on your cameras, this might not be a problem, but for me, the
odds of some peanut shell or oatmeal duff getting lodged in that lens cover
mechanicism has proven high.
Scott
On Monday, June 8, 2020 at 8:38:55 AM UTC-7, Scott Calhoun wrote:
>
> I really like compact mirrorless c
I really like compact mirrorless cameras, and currently use a Panasonic
Lumix GM5. At the time I bought it a few years ago, it was the smallest
interchangeable lens mirrorless camera on the market (bar of soap size
body). It has a solid feeling mostly metal body and the quality of
construction
The good folks at Golden Pliers in Portland, in collaboration with
Rivendell, are raffling off a Roadini in support of some solid social
justice causes. You can see their post on @goldenpliers on Instagram, or at
https://www.goldenpliers.com/raffle
Scott Calhoun
Tucson, AZ USA
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Good to know, I was wondering if I'll be able to use all four potential
gears. I ordered a 135bcd 46t ring for my crankset in addition to the 39t
ring I had. I also have Surly 18 and 21t cassette cogs on the way for the
rear. Other than a few parts taking god's own time to ship--my build is
ide pace is
> when I get there.
>
>
> Enjoy the ride! Stay well!
>
> Wally
>
>
>
>
>
>
> On Wednesday, May 20, 2020 at 9:00:05 PM UTC-4, Scott Calhoun wrote:
>>
>> And by pimp I mean, "make into a functional and kinda handsome bicycle."
&g
Thanks Drew,
That is helpful to know what the QBs shipped with. I'm wondering now if I
should abandon the Campy crank idea and try to find a Sugino like the OEM
spec. Riv doesn't offer a 32-40 sets currently. The closest thing they have
is the 30-42 clipper, and it is only available in black
arradice bagman and swift zeitgeist under the saddle and
> that works for my work/gym stuff.
>
> I also recommend honjos — they look awful nice on the silver QB...
>
> You have a darn nice bike there!
>
> Sent from my iPhone
>
> On May 20, 2020, at 9:05 PM, Scott Calhoun >
Thanks for all the thoughtful replies and excellent QB photos.
Ginz--I'm leaning toward NOT re-spacing the frame back to 120mm. I don't
care about riding fixed (on this bike) and nd, I have more 130mm wheelsets
that will work at the ready. I'll just buy that Surly spacer kit. I like
the sound
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On Wednesday, May 20, 2020 at 6:00:05 PM UTC-7, Scott Calhoun wrote:
>
> And by pimp I mean, "make into a functional and kinda handsome bicycle." I
> always wanted a Quickbeam, and I've just missed a few for sale here. Last
>
? 16t, 17t?
- Tell me about basket life? I've mostly done rando bag set ups, but
maybe one of those Wald racer baskets on this? What do you put in the
basket to keep your sh** from falling through the holes?
So many choices for such a "simple" bike, right?
Scott Calhoun
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I’ve got a QB incoming and need this rack. Let me know if any of y’all have one
kicking around.
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Looks great—built up nicely.
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other lower profile pedals. On my Ram, I used to pedal through corners all
the time without issue. That said, I wasn't leaning into corners anywhere
near as aggressively as I used to in a Crit.
Scott Calhoun
On Wednesday, April 15, 2020 at 12:15:10 PM UTC-7, James / Analog Cycles
wrote:
>
>
be interesting in the differences between setting up wider rim
tire combos and road 28-32mm tires that are run at higher pressures. So
far, I've only set up my fatter >38mm tire bikes. But, I'm about to set up
a regular-ass road bike wheelset with 28mm Conti 5000TL tires.
Scott Calhoun
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rides. Riding
solo is risk mitigation. Keeping out of the emergency room helps everybody
at least as much as social distancing.
Scott Calhoun
Tucson, AZ
On Monday, March 16, 2020 at 4:21:11 PM UTC-7, Deacon Patrick wrote:
>
> People really appreciate the bell on the trail, even mor
Point taken Jack—if I lived in Seattle, I might feel differently about dryers.
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OK more laundry stuff. One of the reasons it’s easier for Europeans to not have
dryers, is that the compact frontloading washers they use have super high RPM
spin cycles. When we returned back and needed a new washer we found a scratch
and dent Electrolux compact with a spin cycle of 1400 RPM.
After a couple of trips to Spain the last few years, where nobody has a dryer,
my wife and I decided we didn’t need a clothes dryer and ditched ours. Really,
it’s the right choice for the planet—you can feel very good about your
Appaloosa now. Ha ha
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Bill's BMC Monstercross really excels at being a Monstercross bike. I got a
good chuckle out of his 9+ rating for it.
Scott
On Thursday, January 16, 2020 at 9:54:38 AM UTC-7, Bill Lindsay wrote:
>
> John W,
>
> It really depends on what you are asking. Where I put a bike in my stable
> is
Mike,
That is pretty high praise for the BMC road frame seeing that you could buy
4.66 new BMC road frames for the price of one Roadeo. I know, MUSA,
Rivendell lugs, Mark Nobilette, all add to the gloriousness of the Roadeo,
but...
Scott "who wanted buy Mike's 62cm BMC road before he changed
Bill, I think this is a smart way to explain the differences between the
bikes: "On the Roadeo and on the Black Mountain Road, I feel a little bit
weird if I'm not wearing racing kit. On the Leo, I felt a little bit weird
if I was wearing racing kit." For me, another way of thinking about
Yes please, link to the photo! I can’t seem to find the photo on Rivs site.
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I don’t like the price of the RH crankset, but if you want an 11 speed
compatibility, 177mm arms, a very narrow Q factor in a subcompact double (I’ve
run 30/46 and 32/48), there are no other options that I know of. IMO the RH
style looks perfect for a Roadeo. If you can live with 170, 175
condition not super important, so long as they are functionally sound.
Contact me off-list.
Scott Calhoun
Tucson, AZ USA
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Ram is SOLD pending payment.
Thanks for all the interest.
Scott
On Tuesday, May 21, 2019 at 8:30:03 AM UTC-7, Scott Calhoun wrote:
>
> I’m letting go of my well-loved Ram to help fund a bike tour with my
> daughter in Spain this summer.
>
> Frame has been well used—I climbed e
95 percent sure that is a gopher snake and not a rattler. I had one as a
pet as a boy. Also, I see several rattler species here frequently (and
gopher snakes) and this doesn't look like a rattler. See image here:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/42389547@N00/3081243186
Scott Calhoun
Tucson, AZ
noodles
Cro-mo seatpost (not sure of brand)
Mavic Open Pro SUP 32hole rims
Jack Brown 33.5mm tires (clearance for at least 35mm)
Diacompe 610 Centerpull brakes with newer Koolstop salmon pads.
No saddle or pedals
Scott Calhoun
Tucson, AZ
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Scott Calhoun
Tucson, AZ USA
On Friday, January 18, 2019 at 7:15:06 PM UTC-7, Deacon Patrick wrote:
>
> Thank you all for the input. You’ve helped me tremendiously. I will be
> practicing contentment and continue to delight in rid
ve my luck. I test rode it with in the parking lot,
and it was love at first pedal stroke. I climbed most of the high mountain
roads in Arizona on it this summer, and it never let me down. Lively,
predictable, comfortable, and just plain fun to ride.
Scott Calhoun
Tucson, AZ
On Wednesday, Se
Jackie O. Lope then. Or Beryl Burton.
On Monday, June 11, 2018 at 9:34:09 PM UTC-7, Justin, Oakland wrote:
>
> If Grant reads this: please pick a woman’s name for the MTB. Perhaps even
> a non-WASPy woman’s name. It’s be a welcome change and I’d love to shred on
> a Ellie Fant, Hilda Clime,
Bill,
I'm impressed with the Ruta Loca route: 13k of climbing over 125miles--it
is like the Eroica California Heroic route with an extra 4k of climbing.
Also, I really enjoyed your recap, the video, and especially the
soundtrack. La Ruta Loca is now officially on my list. Thanks for sharing.
What a great day. and story Congratulations Bill. Reading this, I kind of
want to see the movie. Any idea when it will be out:)
Scott "who sadly grew up before there were High School cycling leagues"
Calhoun
Tucson, AZ
On Monday, May 21, 2018 at 8:13:13 AM UTC-7, Bill Lindsay wrote:
>
> As
I vote for Jacqueloupe. It is funny, western, mythical (some claim...), and
a chimera rather than a person. I can already picture the headtube badge.
Scott Calhoun
Tucson, AZ USA
On Thursday, May 3, 2018 at 9:39:08 PM UTC-7, jbu...@gmail.com wrote:
>
> Jacquieloupe
>
> On 5/3/18,
, but I did touch it up and it looks good and strong. For the record,
I have another set of 650b velocity 28 holes that I've put through the
ringer and they've held up like champs. I'm 175lbs mas o menos, mas during
oktoberfest.
Scott Calhoun
Tucson, AZ
On Saturday, September 23, 2017 at 12:17
Looking for one of these racks. This is the mini front rack version of the
campee, as seen here:
https://www.rivbike.com/collections/racks/products/nitto-mini-front-rack-32f-20020
I'm hoping for one without the front tab.
Contact me off list if you've got one you want to part with.
Scott
For several years, I've had the Thule Doulbletrack Rack that I think is a
generation earlier that the one you are inquiring about. I think you can
still buy it new
here:
Love the photos (and that Singer!). It looks like you had a great ride.
Looking forward to seeing your PBP photos. PBP is on my list for 2019.
Allez! Andiamo! Andale!
Scott in Tucson
On Tuesday, July 21, 2015 at 1:54:58 PM UTC-7, Eric Norris wrote:
Heck, once you’ve made it to Mendocino, Ft
, company, and food. Wes did a
great job IMO. I'm also itching to do the Japan Eroica. I rode with the
Japanese organizers for a bit in California and I have a 1973 Fuji Finest
that is ready to ride around Mt. Fuji.
Scott Calhoun
Tucson, AZ
On Tuesday, April 14, 2015 at 8:34:38 PM UTC-7, Tom
I find the AeroPress superb for bicycle/travel coffee. All of the pour
overs I've tried don't keep the coffee hot enough for in the field use. I
do wish the AeroPress came in a non-plastic version, but I honestly can't
taste even a hint of plastic and the tiny paper filters are great and
I was working in Colorado this last summer and stopped into Pro's Closet.
It is a clean little set up with tons of parts gleaned from ex-pros and the
Boulder industry people. It's rumored they are working on a bike museum as
well. It is located in a nondescript light industrial warehouse on the
I've obviously mistaken you for a local orange Hillborne rider. Well, you
should have fun here. Last year the weather was atrocious, pissing rain all
day, but that was quite an anomaly. Have fun. If you want to do any other
riding while your here send me a message off-list.
Scott Calhoun
with
blakcloud that the clamp around the frame on the VO is ugly, I wish I had
the braze-on on the down tube.
Scott Calhoun
Tucson, AZ
On Friday, October 31, 2014 6:19:29 PM UTC-7, blakcloud wrote:
My first foray into a stabilizer was the Velo Orange one. It worked
reasonably well but you still had
Kanteen in. Here is a photo of the set up I used for a bike
packing tour earlier this year. The Profiles definitely aren't as pretty as
the Iris, but they take more rough use IMO.
Scott Calhoun
Tucson, AZ
On Tuesday, November 4, 2014 6:40:12 AM UTC-7, WETH wrote:
Patrick,
I have used the 27oz
Which distance are you doing? I've committed to volunteer at Cyclovia on
Sunday, then I'm riding the El Grupo Gran Fondo the week before El Tour. I
think I remember your orange Hillborne from a Cyclovia a few years back.
You let me take if for a spin. Beautiful bicycle.
Scott Calhoun
Tucson
and
they have held up well. I tend to pick them up at swaps where pro mtb
riders are jettisoning extra stuff. I've scored 3 of them for around
40/each. They are on sale now for $189 at Outside Outfitters.
Scott Calhoun
Tucson, AZ
On Tuesday, October 21, 2014 10:17:13 PM UTC-7, Jim Bronson wrote
candidate for USB lights. I'm not.
Scott Calhoun
Tucson, AZ
On Friday, October 3, 2014 10:56:16 PM UTC-7, hangtownmatt wrote:
Wayne,
I'd like to add a third reason:
3. They are not user serviceable. Here's what I found on the Shutter
Precision FAQ:
*How often do SP hub dynamos require
happily put the Microshift thumb shifters on any
all-arounder or city bike without hesitation. Maybe approaching 50, my
thumbs aren't what they used to be. Suggestions for strengthening my
thumbs? Perhaps mounting tires on A23 rims each night?
Scott Calhoun
Tucson, Arizona
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more steel frames and some Campy 9 and 10speed components early next week.
Please respond off-list. Thanks,
Scott Calhoun
Tucson, Arizona
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before she moved...
On Friday, September 19, 2014 10:59:00 AM UTC-7, Peter M wrote:
Great bikes, I love the Breezer! Only 3 sizes too small, haha!
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At my spouses gentle, and not so gentle urging
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Please respond off-list. Thanks,
Scott Calhoun
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Thanks for the great response. Many items have sold quickly. I took a big
stack of boxes to the post office today. I think my prices are pretty fair,
considering I'm including shipping on most things, but If there is
something you see that you are interested in (especially the frames), feel
Update:
Sugino XD2 Triple SOLD
IRD Alpina-D SOLD
Paul Thumbies SOLD
On Sunday, August 12, 2012 12:00:49 PM UTC-7, Scott Calhoun wrote:
A dead air conditioner, dying water heater, and a kid's college tuition
have conspired to make me let go of some frames and parts I've been
collecting
A dead air conditioner, dying water heater, and a kid's college tuition
have conspired to make me let go of some frames and parts I've been
collecting and holding onto for bike building projects. My spouse somehow
feels that cool indoor air and hot water are more important than my bicycle
a
bike that does that too. And it is thoroughly modern in nearly every way.
Scott Calhoun
Tucson, Arizona
On Monday, August 6, 2012 11:00:33 AM UTC-7, Jim Cloud wrote:
I'm in agreement with Jim Thill and Robert Zeidler on this. There's
been an interesting thread going on the Classics
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