Greetings from North Yorkshire.
Was wondering yesterday: What is the *legal* method for overtaking
motor vehicles on a bicycle in the US? I've done it many times; I was
just wondering if it was legal in America. Here in the UK,
filtering (riding between lanes of traffic) is a way of life for
When you say passing on the right do you mean, in the UK you pass
cars on the right, so in the US, where we drive on the right, you'd
pass cars on the left?
In California, if I need to pass cars, and I'm not riding on the
shoulder or in a bike lane, I pass on the left.
On Sat, May 28, 2011 at
The law here is to pass on the right (we drive on the left side of the
road). To overtake from the kerb side is an offense on a motorbike
(it's called undertaking, and is tantamount to reckless driving).
Undertaking on a bicycle is frowned upon, but not uncommon.
On May 28, 8:20 am, Anne
I am looking for a silver, front, low rider rack that will at least
somewhat match the Mark's mini on the front of my 26 wheeled tandem.
So far I have found a $55 no name and the Nitto Campee for $229, which
would replace the mini. I know that Tubus makes the Tara in silver,
but it is not
On Sat, 2011-05-28 at 04:42 -0700, MichaelH wrote:
I am looking for a silver, front, low rider rack that will at least
somewhat match the Mark's mini on the front of my 26 wheeled tandem.
So far I have found a $55 no name and the Nitto Campee for $229, which
would replace the mini. I know
Depends on whether there is a bike lane / or significant shoulder
(which are technically legally different here); and whether or not
the cars are moving. In a bike lane it is legal and reasonably safe
to pass on the right. Without a lane I will pass a long line of
stopped cars on the right, but
Hi Michael,
I ask because a colleague of mine asked me, and I didn't know the
answer (I did some Googling, but the answers seemed to be different
and contradictory from state to state, so I was hoping for an
overall overtaking guideline). I also ask because the ability to
filter is a big reason
Hi,
looking for a pair of each. Partly worn tread is fine by me, but
sidewalls must be in good shape. Just send me a photo of the tread and
approximate mileage off-list.
Thanks,
Gernot
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In this state, IIRC it is legal to pass on the right (curb side) if there is a
bike lane or a shoulder. It is technically not legal to pass on the right in
the traffic lane, although bicyclists do this all the time at stop lights and
the police do not hassle them. Otherwise, because
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On Sat, May 28, 2011 at 9:09 AM, Bob linthi...@gmail.com wrote:
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the ability to filter is a big reason that I depend on a bicycle for
commuting and
general transportation. Traffic is a major problem here (and getting
worse, petrol prices be damned), so the ability to wheedle-dee up
I've got a Daija lr rack pair (no platform) that you can have for $40
shipped since it is missing the spacers and nuts. It has the clamps.
Never mounted (I scavenged the spacers; you may not even need them.)
Well, I just noticed that they are blowing them out for $29 at VO:
Hey there!
I listed by RB-1 for sale on Ebay in case anyone is interested! Pains
me to see it go!
http://goo.gl/itHyP
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Let the building begin:
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That green is great.
I've always kind of liked the Atlantis color. This green is like the really
like version.
On May 28, 2011, at 2:32 PM, andrew hill wrote:
Let the building begin:
http://salamander.net/stage/SimpleOne/letthebuildingbegin.jpg
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It's a big darker in person - that pic's flash blows the color out just a wee
bit.
but the shading is almost like the old Coleman stove green, which is pretty
nice.
best,
andrew
On May 28, 2011, at 3:07 PM, James Warren wrote:
That green is great.
I've always kind of liked the Atlantis
Do you have a pic taken without the flash to better illustrate the
color?
it looks great,
what size is that?
did you have the wheels already?
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just added two more pics to the directory:
http://salamander.net/stage/SimpleOne/
the ones with numeric names are sans-flash.
the first pic shows the wheels - velocity fusion laced to Phil Wood free/free.
have some Marathon Racers in 35C for em, too.
it's a 58cm.
if i i might solicit some
Have you considered running the Salsa Down Under rack? It may not work
for your bike but is reasonably priced.
http://salsacycles.com/components/down_under_rack/
On May 28, 4:42 am, MichaelH mhech...@gmail.com wrote:
I am looking for a silver, front, low rider rack that will at least
somewhat
oh and no, i didn't have the wheels already.
called up Phil Wood right after i put the frame deposit down, and ordered
these.
even with a delay in getting silver colored rims from Velocity, Phil got me the
wheels pretty quickly, and they arrived on thursday with the frame arriving
friday.
Hi Andrew. If you are using two cogs with different tooth-counts on
your free/free hub, you need to make sure the chain length can
accommodate both cogs. The larger tooth cog will sit closer to the
bottom bracket along the track ends, and the smaller tooth cog will
sit further away, given the same
I have added three recent photos to the set listed in the previous
message.
Tim
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Hi All -
For sale: 1 pair of Jack Brown Geens - mounted and ridden about 10
miles. Not quite a good fit in my frame.
They appear brand new (because they almost are) - I will include the
original packing as well.
$85.00 shipped CONUS - Paypal only please.
Please reply offline - thanks in
Gorgeous. May I ask what bike stand is that?
On May 28, 2011, at 4:32 PM, andrew hill neurod...@gmail.com wrote:
Let the building begin:
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That's mine actually, thanks for the compliments. Replacing w/ a
Protovelo which fits me slightly better, but there's very little
between them in terms of ride quality.. still not sure which I like
more ;)
If anyone has questions please let me know.
Jeremy
Brooklyn NY
On May 23, 6:36 pm, Eric
rivendells and a naylor cab. great taste
On May 28, 7:10 pm, Lee leec...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Andrew. If you are using two cogs with different tooth-counts on
your free/free hub, you need to make sure the chain length can
accommodate both cogs. The larger tooth cog will sit closer to the
Sold!
On May 26, 12:54 pm, Eric ericwolfo...@gmail.com wrote:
Like new! $55 + your choice of shipping from Chicago, IL
http://tinyurl.com/3v4nkcp
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