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Up for sale is an Outershell Wald 137 Basket Bag in Graphite X-Pac with the
Camera Padding Inserts Upgrade and the Wald 137 Basket it sat in. I bought
this bag brand new last year, but it's just not big enough for my needs. In
great shape, but does show signs of use,
I measured the Stack and Reach. I had to look how how to do it. This is
how I did it to make sure on same page. For Stack, I measured from floor
to top of center of headtube. Then measured from floor to center of bottom
bracket. I then subtracted these two numbers. For Reach, with bike
If it's an option, tubeless is the best thing since tubes.
Or big tubes with sealant, big because the less a sealant filled tube needs to
expand, the better.
-Kai
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Clearing out some useful outdoorsy jackets to get some new gear for my
kids. If anyone is interested and requires clarification or more pics, let
me know. All prices are shipping included, net to me, in the CONUS. I'm
in Chicago and if anyone local wants to meet up, I'll deduct shipping from
some advice please. I'm outfitting an MIT atlantis 62 for riding forest
roads and trails where I live on the eastern shore of maryland. not real
rough riding, though sandy in patches, BUT we have an eastern native
species, greenbriar (smilax), which is not goathead level in its ability to
Hey kai tubeless not an option but yeah sealant might be worth another try
My first attempt was unsatisfactory
Still i dream of the perfect no muss no fuss greenbriar defeating tire
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> On Nov 10, 2019, at 4:23 PM, Kainalu V. -Brooklyn NY
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> If it's an option,
Brendonoid, that’s helpful (89 cm PBH here), but once does wonder how custom
that frame was, what with the 65x58 combo. :-)
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Thank you! The front rack is a custom that I bought with the frame. It’s
as deep as Marks rack or similar but wider. It’s as wide as the Acorn rando
box. It attaches to the fork by boxing out the brake. I decided to splurge
on Paul Centerpull centermount brakes and the normal ways these would
Ooh, that's a thing I need to try. I just picked up a Clem H with the
Microshift thumbies swapped so the front ratchety-friction works the rear
derailer. I have an Advent group, I'm going to mount the cassette and derailer
and I'll let y'all know how it goes.
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Once the needs are filled, the wants take over.
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What a great range with this setup! When my triple crankset is worn I'm
hoping to replace it with a similar setup to yours (though in 2x9) with a
Sugino or Silver double in front and probably with 34-46 because I'm a
heavy fellow surrounded by mountains that need the easier gearing. I'll
+1 for a virtual commission for bill. i don't need anything imminently, so
i bought myself a gift certificate. hail mary!
paul
takoma park, md.
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Joe - I can’t stop laughing.
Melanie - you nailed it. YES. We should have tee shirts made. Put it on coffee
mugs. It’s TRUE.
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Happened to be in Walnut Creek yesterday with my baby sleeping in the
carseat so I stopped by and bought sundries (soap, chapstick, and such) ...
saw so many fantastic hillybikes out for sale! I guess every little bit
counts and seeing all those big tires made me think about selling my Salsa
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