That is definitely true, Patrick. The constant cycling does dimishing the
darkening over time. Eventually, they don't darken much at all. Transitions
is a brand-name, and they will argue that they do not lose effectiveness,
but that is just not true.
Buyer beware.
Jock Dewey / Athens, GA
On
Sorry, does 'diminish' the darkening over time.
That said, I still use and prefer photochromatic lenses because I just
don't like dark lenses on a cloudy day. Too gloomy for me, makes me want to
turn around and go home : )
Best cloudy day lens is yellow. Totally turn a gloomy cloudy day into
Hi Leah,
I suggest starting with these:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000RKS07I/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8=1
I have Tifosi clear but I like these better and use them instead. If you
don't like these you're out a whopping $8.25, although you're not really
*out* anything
I have to wear what’s called “spoggles” for work at times. Kind of a hybrid
between safety glasses and goggles. In theory they don’t fog up as bad. With
wind from riding this should be fine.
Google that term and see if u like any of the styles.
I didn’t read the whole thread, apologies if
I'm sorry – I had mixed feelings about posting here. I just wanted to let
people know, not start a never-ending discussion, have all kinds of trolls
descend on this group, etc. I offer the blog for discussion, if people feel
the need.
Thank you.
Jan
On Tuesday, June 2, 2020 at 9:35:57 AM
I’m in Jan.
This can’t be ignored.
David
> On Jun 2, 2020, at 1:09 PM, Doug Hansford wrote:
>
> Jan,
> I was too quick to criticize you and I apologize. These are not normal times
> and so I think off-topic may be on topic with all that has been happening in
> our world. Again, I hope your
Thank you, Doug. I appreciate the thoughtful words.
Jan
On Tuesday, June 2, 2020 at 10:09:03 AM UTC-7, Doug Hansford wrote:
>
> Jan,
> I was too quick to criticize you and I apologize. These are not normal
> times and so I think off-topic may be on topic with all that has been
> happening in
Totally agree. Thanks Jan!
- Teague in Boise
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I saw an interesting article about innovative pedal design and it got me to
thinking. Why do I use the pedals that I use? I like platform pedals after
using clipless for many years for both road riding and single track. My current
are Shimano steel. Which pedals do you use and why? Link to the
Jan,
I was too quick to criticize you and I apologize. These are not normal times
and so I think off-topic may be on topic with all that has been happening in
our world. Again, I hope your fundraiser is successful and I think your
intentions are Obviously noble.
Kind regards,
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Jan this kind of stuff is wayyy OT. Please contact Jim the site admin and
have him remove it. Don't assume for one second I don't care about what's
happening everywhere, this is simply not the place for it.
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Bump. Brooks now $120, shipped.
Sent from my iPhone
> On May 27, 2020, at 9:21 AM, Bicycle Belle Ding Ding!
> wrote:
>
>
> I don’t have a parts bin because I don’t like extra things taking up space
> that are not in use. Therefore, these things must go.
>
> 1. Surly 24 pack rack. A poor
I think it's great. Nice job Jan!
KJ
On Tuesday, June 2, 2020 at 9:35:57 AM UTC-7, Jan Heine wrote:
>
> We want to do more than just say nice words. We want to help make change
> that is real and lasting. With that intent, we’re renewing the tradition of
> Bicycle
> Quarterly fund drives to
Leah, first of all, I think your rad, but I understand your desire not to look
too techie.
Beyond that, it seems we are talking 2 different things here?
1) sunglasses
2) clear bug shields
To me it's all a very personal aesthetic, but although I have some Oakley's I
don't wear them much. The
"That said, I still use and prefer photochromatic lenses because I just don't
like dark lenses on a cloudy day. Too gloomy for me, makes me want to turn
around and go home : )
Best cloudy day lens is yellow. Totally turn a gloomy cloudy day into a bright
sunny one. Extend your riding time for
Thanks Jan -- I think this is exactly the place for it.
On Tue, Jun 2, 2020 at 1:26 PM Kieran J wrote:
> I think it's great. Nice job Jan!
>
> KJ
>
>
> On Tuesday, June 2, 2020 at 9:35:57 AM UTC-7, Jan Heine wrote:
>>
>> We want to do more than just say nice words. We want to help make change
I agree with you, Jan: human dignity is not being upheld and we absolutely
need to respond. Of course, throughout human history this has been the case
since the Fall. Grin. What human dignity is, how and why is it being
undermined, and how to we strive to restore right relationship and uphold
I use VP Harrier pedals (they have a safety recall and I haven't gotten
around to trading them in for the newer version) because they are the
largest (120 x 110) pedal I could find. I have some kind of weird range of
motion issue with my right knee or hip and I always end up with my right
We want to do more than just say nice words. We want to help make change
that is real and lasting. With that intent, we’re renewing the tradition of
Bicycle
Quarterly fund drives to address urgent needs. For 24 hours, from 0:00
until 24:00 (Pacific Time) on *June 2, 2020*, we’re donating $ 36
Really? Don’t turn this into a political discussion? Throw this out there and
basically shush discussion. Okay. If this isn’t off topic I don’t know what is
for a cycling forum. But I wish you well in your cause.
Doug
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Both are sold. Thanks.
On Tuesday, June 2, 2020 at 11:17:00 AM UTC-5, Julian Westerhout wrote:
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> FS: Nitto Mark's Rack in very good condition. $100 + shipping.
>
> One pair Rivendell Silver 1 shifters in very good condition - $35 shipped
>
> Paypal F preferred.
>
> Photos attached
>
>
I purchased VP Vice pedals for my Sam a four or five years ago and like
them so much I got a second pair to replace clipless pedals on my BMC
monstercross. I commute, tour, & hit the trail with them and have had no
problems whatsoever. The pins grip great for riding in sneakers, but they
will
Leah, I wear contacts so I regularly need clear lenses to keep nasty bugs from
penetrating my eyes on cloudy and night rides. I've had good luck with fit and
protection with Dewalt safety glasses from the hardware store for less than
10.00.
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As "off-topic" as some may think this post is, I don't think anyone can deny
that the ultimate goal is to support our friends and fellow Americans who have
been marginalized and treated unequally for long enough. For Jan to offer his
assistance through a bike-related source is on-topic enough
Sold! Just began it's long voyage from Ontario to its new owner in New
Mexico! Thanks everyone
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I have one of these. The Achilles’ heel is the very narrow portion of the key
at its end. There’s not a lot of material there, and I managed to torque it
right off, leaving the tip in the lock. A locksmith was able to retrieve this
fragment, but I haven’t used this lock since, reverting to the
Hi all, I'm looking for a 58cm Joe Appaloosa, with the double top-tubes.
Either a frameset or a full bike is okay.
I'm in the San Francisco Bay Area and I can arrange shipping.
Thanks, everyone!
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This is a place to talk about bikes and related matter, not politics,
religion or social issues . These are the group tenets and it's clear such
posts that are clearly OT will be removed. I appreciate this greatly and
that's a big reason why I'm still here.
Posting such puts everyone
I have these on all my bikes. Big and work great with the running shoes I use.
https://www.analogcycles.com/product/deity-black-kat-pedals/
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And now, based on list precedent, this subject is without the slightest
shadow of a doubt *ON TOPIC*.
https://www.rivbike.com/blogs/peeking-through-the-knothole/late-may-12-platypus-controversy?_ke=eyJrbF9lbWFpbCI6ICJwYWxpbmNzc0BoaXMuY29tIiwgImtsX2NvbXBhbnlfaWQiOiAiTFZiNmFDIn0%3D
On 6/2/20
+1 for the Catalyst pedals. I had the original Catalyst pedals on 2
bikes, and replaced them with the new EVO Catalyst pedals. These are the
most comfortable pedals I've ever used.
John
On Tuesday, June 2, 2020 at 2:09:18 PM UTC-7, Jay Lonner wrote:
>
> I like platform pedals and to date the
Leah - ever tried the Brooks B-17 "S" (standard)? This is a much shorter
version of the regular B-17 or any of its variants. If you're interested
in trying it I can send you one that I have in my parts boxes, no strings
attached.
On Tuesday, June 2, 2020 at 7:05:12 PM UTC-5, Bicycle Belle
Agree.
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All items sold. Thanks all!
On Monday, June 1, 2020 at 11:41:04 AM UTC-4, Tim Bantham wrote:
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> Front Panniers sold. Sale pending on rear panniers.
>
> Patrick RE: The Restivus: I can't answer your question with certainty. I
> had it mounted on a WTB saddle and it pointed slightly outward and
RBW is a place where we talk about paleo fad diets and fishing rods,
about brewing coffee and tea, about home grown organic tobacco and
esoteric word salads generated by an artificial intelligence on
psychedelics. This is not Classic Rendezvous. There's no On Topic
Purity to be defended
PM sent for the tires
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Hello looking for an upright handlebar that will accept bar end shifters if
you have something kicking around. Could be Nitto or VO or Wald or
whatever, no specific desires as of now, but a slight preference towards a
MTB sized brake lever clamp diameter. Prefer pick-up in SF Bay Area, but
The RTP tires are sold.
On Tuesday, June 2, 2020 at 1:41:06 PM UTC-7, Sam Crowe wrote:
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> For sale is a pair of Rene Herse/Compass Rat Trap Pass tires, 26 x 2.3,
> standard casing. The tires have roughly thirty miles on them. They are in
> excellent condition. I am asking $100 shipped, or
Whoops, good question. The rear is 135 spaced.
On Tuesday, June 2, 2020 at 5:55:53 PM UTC-4, Dave Grossman wrote:
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> 130 or 135 rear?
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Hello everyone,
With the pandemic induced economic downturn, I will have to let my bikes
go. I have a 55 cheviot that is literally brand new with less than ten
miles on it and includes the following build details:
Sugino xd2 cranks (26,36,48 I think), ahearne map bars, brooks leather
grips, nitto
Hey Jeff, what's the asking price on this beauty? Also, I'm kind of a short
fella (5'7" most days) — think the 56 might be too big for me? Thanks!
On Wednesday, May 27, 2020 at 10:04:14 AM UTC-6, Jeff W wrote:
>
> [image: IMG_4128.jpg]
> Selling my Sam H. I love this bike but it's a tad large. I
That answers that! Thanks for the info!
On Wednesday, May 27, 2020 at 10:50:23 AM UTC-7, Andrew Turner wrote:
>
> I bought a Roadini for the soul purpose of turning it to 650b, even got
> Poppi's approval. Doesn't work :/
>
> The brakes front and rear have different reaches so only work with
The crank puller is no longer available, thanks.
On Tuesday, June 2, 2020 at 1:41:06 PM UTC-7, Sam Crowe wrote:
>
> For sale is a pair of Rene Herse/Compass Rat Trap Pass tires, 26 x 2.3,
> standard casing. The tires have roughly thirty miles on them. They are in
> excellent condition. I am
+1 for Hexlox to secure components and racks.
Two Abus Granite-X 540 D-locks to secure my bike in town. I have a Nitto
32R or R14 rack on the back and secure my Abus D-locks with a Voile strap
to the rack whenever I go out. Because even if I'm just out for a ride &
fresh air, I'm always
Standover is 83cm with 700x42s mounted.
On Tuesday, June 2, 2020 at 2:40:04 PM UTC-6, Paul B wrote:
>
> Hello!
>
> What is the standover on the bike (top of top tube to ground). :)
>
> Thank you!
>
> On Thursday, May 28, 2020 at 6:23:37 PM UTC-4, Abcyclehank wrote:
>>
>> Price?
>>
>> Ryan
I'm kind of surprised that Leah would even attempt to use something like a
Brooks (Champion) Special saddle when she seems to prefer an upright riding
position such as some of the current Riv models she favors support. I
currently use such a saddle on one of my road bikes, but I like it
George,
The same saddle in Select (a B17 with organic, undyed leather and copper
rivets) seems to work fine - I don’t now why this Special is so troublesome.
Would I prefer a wider Brooks?
Youbetcha.
But Brooks DC’d the wider B68 so it’s this or the stupid sprung B67. Heavy,
creaky, and
You just did Steve.
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The topic of this group has always been narrowly defined by design.
Over the...what...13 years (the old rbw list migrated here to google groups
in March of 2007) in which I've moderated the group, I've taken down all
manner of threads which were off topic and got weirdly nasty.
Mostly they
That’s kind, George, but I think what would help me is a wider saddle. Hope you
can find a use for your S saddle. Thanks anyway!
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> On Jun 2, 2020, at 5:21 PM, George Schick wrote:
>
>
> Leah - ever tried the Brooks B-17 "S" (standard)? This is a much shorter
> version of
I think what can work as a 'very upright' Brooks is mostly down to each
person's anatomy, and somewhat which particular example of leather your saddle
happened to come with. I also ride quite upright due to hand issues and find
most B17s perfect for this, OTOH I have one new B17 Standard on my
Jim,
You deleted a post that linked to a fundraiser for BLM being organized by a
member of *our* community. If you want to define that as out of bounds, you can
count me out of *your* community.
William
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SPDs here, usually M520s, although right now I have some dual-sided ones
because I had romantic visions of hopping on my bike to run short errands
in sneakers. Turns out, I rarely run short errands via bike and switching
shoes is not a problem. The flat side of the pedal is further down than
Hi Everyone!
Thanks for weighing in and providing additional ideas.
So I tried the wheel swap and I got squealless, but squeal nonetheless
Next I tried some run of the mill Jagwire black brake padsno squeal.
Nothing. Not a peep.
So I guess my stubbornness got the best of me. I just
The post is still at internet-bob (locked to replies) and 650B and Mr. Heine's
blog. And as stated there's a million other places to pursue this topic, I've
done a significant amount of opining in those places myself. I'm not going to
do so here for the reasons Jim stated, and I don't think
I have been using these VP-831P Bauhaus pedals for 4 years now, after
seeing them in a picture of rich@rivbike's Appaloosa. I love how sticky the
grip tape is with any footwear I use, and I eliminate the problem I had
with getting scratched up with studded pedals. I don't typically ride in
rain or
Just too big! Looking for 54cm for same price. Have 83.5 PBH
Will be gorgeous for whomever buys it
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For sale is a pair of Rene Herse/Compass Rat Trap Pass tires, 26 x 2.3,
standard casing. The tires have roughly thirty miles on them. They are in
excellent condition. I am asking $100 shipped, or local pickup in Plumas County
CA for $90.
I also have a pair of used Ergon GA-3 grips, size
I ordered those brakes on a custom build. The builder told me when I took
possession that he had had poor or no response from Heine on problems with
brake squeal. He ended up putting Kool Stop pads on the brakes. They've
worked well for me, with occasional scuffing of the surface during
Doug - what class did you race and how long?
I raced in Griffin, Powder Springs and Peachtree City in 1980 and '81. 16
and up beginner, then 16/over novice for me. Mostly rode a Mongoose but
had a Redline towards the latter days.
- Taz
On Tuesday, May 26, 2020 at 3:12:45 PM UTC-4, Doug
Here's some more details:
- I'm located in the Denver area
- Top-Tube measures 56cm
- Standover is 83cm
- Shimano Deore Crankset, Deraileurs, Hubs
- Sunrace Thumb shifters
- Tektro Long Reach Brakes
- Soma Rack (front)
- Nitto Rack (rear)
- Specialized Sawtooth 700x42
Hello!
What is the standover on the bike (top of top tube to ground). :)
Thank you!
On Thursday, May 28, 2020 at 6:23:37 PM UTC-4, Abcyclehank wrote:
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> Price?
>
> Ryan Hankinson
> West Michigan
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Don’t know much about the squeal but was wondering how anyone who has these
brakes likes them?
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You’ve tried pretty much everything I can think of. You didn’t mention the rim
model. There sometimes seems to be incompatibility between rim and brake pad
material. I assume you’re running the salmon Kool Stop pads. How about trying
the black compound, which has a little less friction?
Nate
I like platform pedals and to date the original Catalyst pedal by Pedaling
Innovations is my hands-down favorite. Haven’t tried the Evo.
https://pedalinginnovations.com/choose-your-pedals
Jay Lonner
Bellingham, WA
Sent from my Atari 400
> On Jun 2, 2020, at 1:53 PM, Patrick Moore wrote:
>
I meant to keep my mouth shut on this thread, but the remark below is
offensive. I say this as an again **Asian Mestizo** man (who grew up in
Africa, if that makes a difference to anything).
Moderator, please kill this thread. It's not the racial remarks that are
offensive, it's the low level of
Hey all, I'm looking to spin off a couple pair of Shimano 10spd bar-cons.
Both installed once, very low use.
What I've got is:
SL-BS79 Dura-Ace: $65 paypal'd/shipped conti USA - These are current, I
think, D-A, which _do not_ have friction option.
SL- - D-A?: $55 paypal'd/shipped conti USA
Doug,
As on so many things, I'm of two minds. I want to be able to jump on my
bike and run some errands without worrying about what shoes I'm wearing. I
find, however, for longer planned pleasure rides being clipped in gives me
a sense of security. I would also add that living in an urban
All my glasses are photochromic, and I haven't noticed any performance
degradation, but there is sure to be some degradation due to the chemistry
that is involved, which is never 100% reversible.
Toshi
On Mon, Jun 1, 2020 at 11:07 AM Patrick Moore wrote:
> I've read that photochromatic lenses
Where is that? The foggy and surprisingly steep slopes in the background
makes me think of Ashford, WA area.
Also, what's the clearance like for those tires on the Sam? Enough to
handle some mud or no?
Thanks,
Collin, wishing he had some steep local hills in Sac
On Monday, June 1, 2020 at
It appears that Jan's post was taken down. Either he took it down himself
or the moderator did.
For those of you that missed it , Jan is offering to pass on the revenue
from Bicycle Quarterly subscriptions to Black Lives Matter
LINK HERE
Steve,
I have tried the Shimano pedals with SPD on one side and flat on the other
and could never get comfortable using them. The pedal always seemed to have
the side I needed facing downward. Thanks for the feedback.
Doug
On Tuesday, June 2, 2020 at 4:46:44 PM UTC-4, Steve Cole wrote:
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>
130 or 135 rear?
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On Tuesday, June 2, 2020 at 10:46:34 AM UTC-7, Doug Hansford wrote:
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> I saw an interesting article about innovative pedal design and it got me
> to thinking. Why do I use the pedals that I use? I like platform pedals
> after using clipless for many years for both road riding and single track.
Hi guys,
I had already impulse purchased the clear glasses when I wrote this post. I had
tried my shooting glasses but they didn’t seat well under my helmet, bounced up
and down and they weren’t optically correct, so it made things worse and I
tossed them in my bag after minutes of wearing
I've been riding in a pair of Keyholes by Kent Wang. $60, polarized, and
very nice looking IMO.
On Sunday, May 31, 2020 at 5:26:58 PM UTC-4, Bicycle Belle Ding Ding! wrote:
>
> I’ll get to the sunglasses part, but first just let me say all the words I
> need to get out.
>
> Lately I’ve been
I’ve been pulling my twins in a Thule Chariot 2-kid trailer for the last couple
of years. They just turned three and still fit - tightly. I’ve found it to be
pretty good. It also works okay for hauling a case of beer home from the bottlo
(sans kids, obvs).
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How do the mini motos feel with regular (pretty) road levers? I had the
same brakes on a Space Horse back in the day and the LBS implored me to
pair them with v-brake drop levers, which I did and they felt superb.
Dustin
On Monday, April 20, 2020 at 9:25:51 AM UTC-7, Reid Echols wrote:
>
>
A second for the Granit X Plus. I live in Washington DC and use it along
with Pitlocks on my Ram and with the Abus locking skewers on my Sam. It is
heavy-ish, but I'm not racing.
I also have an Otto Lock for my racy bike when I lock it up for a few
minutes. I could see using the 3 foot Otto
Hello! Looking to find a Nitto M18 front rack. Looking to pay $80
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This is amazing!! Biking and paddling are my two favorite activities, and
I've often joked about how to possibly combine the two. Now I know it is
indeed possible!
On Friday, May 29, 2020 at 11:54:05 AM UTC-4, Clark Fitzgerald wrote:
>
> TLDR: Paddling is fun exercise, and strapping a bike to
Hi guys,
First time poster here.
I am looking to buy a Nigel Smythe green tweed saddle bag. I have a
smallish one on the handlebars of my Clem H and would love to match one on
the rear as well.
Thank you
K
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Here's a pedal that I've found to be very comfortable:
https://kentsbike.blogspot.com/2011/07/sasquatch-pedals-ergon-pc2s.html
And, from eleven years ago, here's my long-winded take on the whole pedal
question:
http://kentsbike.blogspot.com/2009/03/which-pedals-should-i-buy.html
Keep those
Oh, and in 1979 I was 11 turning 12 so I doubt we raced each other.
Doug
On Tue, Jun 2, 2020 at 4:40 PM Taz Taylor wrote:
> Doug - what class did you race and how long?
>
> I raced in Griffin, Powder Springs and Peachtree City in 1980 and '81. 16
> and up beginner, then 16/over novice for me.
Hi Taz,
We likely raced the same tracks. I raced during 1979 and 80 a few times
each year. I always raced beginner class and was never a serious racer for
sure. A buddy of mine raced expert and took home lots of trophies. What
about you?
Doug
On Tue, Jun 2, 2020 at 4:40 PM Taz Taylor wrote:
>
I'm just a couple hours north of that area; this is the north shore
mountains above Vancouver, BC. I wish we had the beautiful network of
forest roads that WA has! I envy the rides I read about in BQ, although
our terrain is closely matched. We have very few public forestry roads
near town,
The moderator can be contacted privately about why the thread is gone. I don't
think this new thread is helpful.
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This is great Jan! Thanks for using your pulpit for good. There’s no such thing
as an apolitical space; most of us here are Americans so we’re all
involved/complicit with what’s going on wether we know it or not.
-T.J. in Philadelphia
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That's what I've heard. I'll look for the Podiums at the nearby bike shop
and if I can't find them there, online.
Thanks again.
On Tue, Jun 2, 2020 at 9:21 AM Jock Dewey wrote:
> That is definitely true, Patrick. The constant cycling does dimishing the
> darkening over time. Eventually, they
All SPDs at this point, though I've tried too many kinds to count. XTs
or XTRs on the commuter and dirt road bike, Dura Ace SPDs on the
gofast.
I actually like clips 'n' straps 'n' slotted cleats, particularly with
the wonderfully well made MKS RX-1 pedals and their anniversary UBS
Lite (MKS has
I'll try again even though these are hard to find. I'm wanting a frame but
will take a complete bike. I plan to buy the upcoming Platypus but since
that won't be until years end I would like a frame to build up. If you have
a Clem H, or Clem L in 52 and are looking to sell, let me know. Would
Would you come to the defense of a post supporting a cause you don’t believe
in? Just wondering if your outrage would be evenly applied to other causes.
Doug
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> On Jun 2, 2020, at 5:27 PM, j.schwartz wrote:
>
>
> It appears that Jan's post was taken down. Either he took
Leah,
I could use a good laugh so post your photo! Just kidding, form follows
function should be the rule for sunglasses.
Doug
On Tuesday, June 2, 2020 at 4:23:42 PM UTC-4, Bicycle Belle Ding Ding!
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> Hi guys,
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> I had already impulse purchased the clear glasses when I wrote this
Agreed, it’s weak if the moderator took it down.
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The B17 'S' *is* a wider saddle, depending on how you look at it. The 'S'
stands for short; it has that longer nose of the standard saddle chopped
off so that the rider sits mostly on the wide part. Here's a link:
https://www.brooksengland.com/en_us/saddles/b17-short.html But it's up to
i use a wider brooks without springs on my brompton
and it works great
i think a friend has the same seat with springs she doesnt need
so if either of you or anyone else wants it
i will arbitrage a deal
bo
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Looking for a Choco norm and 11 cm Tallux stem. Blue Lug seems to be the
only place that has them right now. Before I order from them, I thought I'd
check to see if anyone has one to sell.
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Sold, thanks!
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