I asserted a RapidRise rear der is especially perfect if you have stem
shifters. I asked if anyone knew why?
Ray guessed it had to do with easy one hand shifting.
That was not my reason. Actually I'd assert that a one hand double shift
is slightly harder with a rapid rise RD, because most
Bill,
Did anyone answer your query about why the rapid rise is perfect for stem
shifters?
My guess is it so you can upshift or downshift front and rear simultaneously
with one hand.
Ray
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My Nitto lugged stem was on the shelf at Rivendell raw and totally
unpainted. I went in to buy one because I was setting up a drop bar
cockpit for my Bombadil. Jay grabbed a normal finished one and the raw
one, and said 'same price, we'll get it color matched to your Bombadil'. I
took the
My Campee front rack is the F20, which is the "Mountain Campee" which is
nominally intended for 26" wheels. My experience with both the 700c and
26" version is they are quite tall. As you can see there's ample headroom
clearance even though I've got 650B x 50mm tires.
Bill in EC
On
is that campee rack the 700c or 26" one? I can't tell if the f20 is a specific
size or just refers to the style. either way it seems to fit really well w
650b.
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The top priority is to drink coffee. Operating the bicycle is the second
priority. I don’t need coffee storage. I require that my coffee bike be easy
to operate while I’m drinking coffee.
Bill Lindsay
El Cerrito Ca
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Looks great! I like the red, lugged, Nitto stem.
I’d feel handicapped trying to hold a coffee mug and ride a bike up a hill.
No desire to add a handlebar mug holder, grab sack or reserve a corner of
the basket?
David Lipsky
Berkeley
On Friday, March 6, 2020 at 8:23:48 AM UTC-8, Bill Lindsay
