Thanks Eric, I have previously used these Neo Retros on my Appaloosa and on
an old GT. I didn't like them either time, I have used a lot of canti's
over the years and I would have put them at the bottom of the list. With
these different pads and perhaps a more agreeable rim-to-brake-pivot ratio
Alex, how’s the attachment to the basket on this bag? You think it would
work with one of the 139 half baskets?
-R
On Thu, Jul 28, 2022 at 3:45 PM Alex K wrote:
> $100 local Bay Area sale, or $115 shipped CONUS. This bag is not
> Riv-specific, but this Green always looked good on my Clem. It
Hello! In search of the following, used but functional is fine, looking for
low prices on your unwanted bits here before I go searching online for
deals:
- right-side top-mount thumb shifter, like an Suntour Power Ratchet, or
maybe your used Sunrace M96, ideally silver/mostly-silver. Will be
Hi all,
I changed out the shifters and drivetrain on my Saluki, and can't think of
another use for the rapid-rise rear derailleur. So, it's looking for a new
home.
It's in good condition and went through the parts washer after I took it
off. :-)
$25, including shipping? (I'm basically
How that’s a very cool part to have been stashing away. Definitely
the right time to be selling these since the “vintage” mtb market is so hot
right now. Long gone are the days of $15 XT thumbies from the local bike
co-op. Good luck with the sale!
-R
On Thu, Jul 28, 2022 at 7:39 PM
I’m another rider who started wirh drops on my first 10 speed that I got
for my thirteenth birthday. Still on drops 58 years later, always level
with my saddle. Twice I’ve built up bikes with flat bars and always went
back to drops. I do spend most of my time on the ramps or hoods but
whenever
Have you always wanted a Quickbeam? This orange size 56 QB has great
components and is priced to sell. I purchased it used from a list member in
2016. I’ve ridden it lightly since then, mainly as a townie/errand bike
with a small rack and front basket. As anyone who has ridden one will tell
Hello John,
I recently had a frame/fork powder coated so it had the same problem, the
powder coat paint partially filled in the holes. So I used a drill bit to
ream the holes out. I don't recall which size I used, but I can check if
needed.
Good luck,
JohnS
On Saturday, July 30, 2022 at
The Deore LX rapid-rise rear derailleur has been claimed... Thanks, all!
Liz S.
Washington, DC
On Sunday, July 31, 2022 at 11:49:16 AM UTC-4 Elisabeth Sherwood wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I changed out the shifters and drivetrain on my Saluki, and can't think of
> another use for the rapid-rise rear
Stuff I'll never use.
Giro Cinder MIPS, black, Large 59-63cm, unused, still has tags
Road Runner Burrito Supreme by Velo Orange, black, unused
Headset press from Performance Bike, with adapter for Chris King headsets,
never used it
RockShox shock pump, unused but the battery is dead and I
I just installed an IQ-X on my Atlantis, and hoo boy, is it bright, pretty,
and well-made... Did take some extra spacers to work with the Pass and
Stow 3-rail rack, but I really wish I had known how great this light was
before I bought the Edelux for my Clem. From the conversations I've had
Inspiring stuff. I wish there were more posts like this on here. Those
swimming holes!!
Thanks for sharing
A
On Friday, July 29, 2022 at 4:56:30 PM UTC-7 John Rinker wrote:
> Thanks, ribs! Totally agree on your Tokyo-Kyoto evaluation. Perhaps
> there's irony in the fact that I never
Marc Irwin stated: "The point is that riders don't use that position (I'm
assuming drops). Even against the wind, only one with drop bars actually
got into the lower position. They all stayed up on the hoods or the flats
the whole ride."
Typically, this is because their stems are too low
I wish I could say it would work with the half basket, but honestly it's
gonna be best with a full-sizer. You'd have to really cinch it down, as
the bag is already maxing out every square cm of the basket. It's a
surprisingly voluminous bag, when fully maxed out and it gets quite tall
when
Thanks John! Actually, it's not the holes that are the problem, but the
base of the brake bosses, just before the holes, is where the boss is too
wide to allow the brakes to slide down far enough so that the pin goes into
a hole.
Cheers,
John
On Sunday, July 31, 2022 at 12:43:01 PM UTC-7
PayPal Friends or Venmo. Prepare to be shocked by shipping, I've calculated
for two potential buyers so far and it's not cheap!
On Sunday, July 31, 2022 at 4:53:10 PM UTC-7 Joe Bernard wrote:
> Stuff I'll never use.
>
> Giro Cinder MIPS, black, Large 59-63cm, unused, still has tags
>
> Road
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