I'm a little behind on handlebarsv is that a rivendell sourced one?
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Another vote from me for WTB, it's the closest i've found to the
Brooks for me.
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First i want to say thanks to everyone on this group, i've been a Riv
member for a long time but away for the last few years. I recently
looked at my stable of bikes and realized i didn't actually want to
ride any of them for a long period of time so i decided to solve
that. A new go-fast bike
Doug, congrats on the good deal, i saw this on CL for months and
figured it wasn't moving due to the size, glad someone got it who
could appreciate it.
On Nov 21, 12:15 pm, doug peterson dougpn...@cox.net wrote:
Rob:
My not so li'l bro likes heavy duty everything. I pointed him to the
Hunq
pm, Minh mgiangs...@gmail.com wrote:
First i want to say thanks to everyone on this group, i've been a Riv
member for a long time but away for the last few years. I recently
looked at my stable of bikes and realized i didn't actually want to
ride any of them for a long period of time so
got the longer Surly with built in
barrel adjuster. Very nice, though the new Nitto cable hanger Riv
sells looks even nicer (but no barrel adjuster).
Enjoy.
Gernot
On Nov 23, 12:04 pm, Minh mgiangs...@gmail.com wrote:
thanks guys, wierd duh moment for me tonite, for some reason
So i'll just keep this thread going as i pull the bike together,
headset went in ok, cockpit looks roughly ok. went to install the
cranks (an old suntour superbe pro double) and realized the 107
installed BB would be too narrow, the 113 i popped in looks ok, but
the inside chainring is really
Bruce, I agree on the PBH thing, i'm just shy of 6ft but my PBH is
only 85 so right inline with you. I guess i have short legs compared
to other people, good to know your 56 fits ok, makes me feel better
once i have everything put together that i'm in the right ball park.
Jim, to be fair the
I'm glad this wasn't around a few weeks ago! Just for reference what
are your body measurements? As this sounds larger then the size would
imply.
On Nov 28, 12:17 pm, Wally wwer...@gmail.com wrote:
Rivendell Road - 59cm - with SS Couplers
A Double-Joe in Very Good Condition!
You are
Interesting, does this fit differently then current Rivendell's? Or
is the bike a little small for you? You must have a ton of stand-over
clearance. The bike is beautful, if i hadn't just started a Hillborne
build i would've considered this so GLWTS.
On Nov 29, 9:43 am, Wally wwer...@gmail.com
I'm in the middle of this myself. Is there a more elegant way then
squeezing? Do I need to replace the axle.
On Dec 6, 1:27 pm, PATRICK MOORE bertin...@gmail.com wrote:
You will have no problems installing a 130 wheel in a 135 frame; or
vice versa. I've put 110 mm hubs in 126 mm frames
Hi all,
In the tradition of poking the collective knowledge of the group, i
would like opinions on whether you would ride this chain ring. I
bought this superbe pro crankset for my new Hillborne build and wasn't
too concerned about the drilled out ring since i have a few spare big
rings in the
William,
Thanks, i'll just keep an eye on it then.
When i said i would use it on a single speed, i would just use the
inner 42 ring (it's the original suntour and non-drilled).
On Jan 4, 2:05 pm, William tapebu...@gmail.com wrote:
Minh
I wouldn't worry about riding it. Since it's an amateur
Hi guys, just working my way through the parts box, i have a pair of
cork grips for sale. I got these maybe 2 years ago for an albatross
bar bike, so it's the old style ones. They've been a box ever since,
never mounted, i ended up using a wood grip on that bike. Here's a
picture,
I'll second this request. Do the vo racks line up with the rvindell
braze ons?
And is the main diff between the nitto mini front and the marks rack
the way the stays attach?
On Jan 8, 2:17 pm, MikeC mecinib...@sbcglobal.net wrote:
Not to hijack this thread, but how do the VO's in stainless
Doug. If you read the description for the bell 26, it describes what
you want to do with that bell and implies you cant do it with the
hammer strike ones.
On Jan 9, 7:30 pm, Doug Van Cleve dvancl...@gmail.com wrote:
Howdy folks.
Can the RBW hammer strike bell be removed from the bar clamp?
Alan,
this is a nice looking bike, did you paint the fenders yourself?
And i think those clamps for the rear lights are called R-clamps, i
think the bigger ones are p-clamps? Or someone can explain that to
me, this is a great idea, i might steal it for one of my bikes.
On Jan 20, 1:38 am,
I just got my Mark's Rack for my Canti hillborne and i can't figure
out how to install the through fork bolt. my canti-hanger is in the
way. any tricks for this that i'm missing?
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somewhere i can try, thanks!
On Jan 20, 3:58 pm, andrew hill neurod...@gmail.com wrote:
get a longer cable hanger :)
On Jan 20, 2011, at 12:49 PM, Minh wrote:
I just got my Mark's Rack for my Canti hillborne and i can't figure
out how to install the through fork bolt. my canti
sorry it's been awhile since i dealt with canti-brakes
On Jan 20, 3:58 pm, Rene Sterental orthie...@gmail.com wrote:
Raise the canti hanger... :-)
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On Jan 20, 2011, at 12:49 PM, Minh mgiangs...@gmail.com wrote:
I just got my Mark's Rack for my Canti hillborne
I had to go back and check, and while i do see that note on the Nitto
Mini page, the description for the Mark's Rack doesn't exclude if for
a canti-bike. And looking at the pictures, i'd still have the same
problem. I'm running low-profile brakes and the integrated straddle
cable is much lower
Hi all, yep, thanks for the tips, all i had to do was replace the
integrated straddle wire with a separate yoke (not sure why i had it,
i think it's been in the parts box for like 10+ years, i wasn't sure
what it was for a long time!), it got the straddle cable a lot higher,
which also made the
are those wood fenders on the fatboy?
On Jan 25, 10:38 am, Seth Vidal skvi...@gmail.com wrote:
Coming back from lunch my SO and I took the opportunity to photograph
evidence of durham's high-class bicycle infestation:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/ejchang/5387745308/
That's a lot of damn
So, still too darn cold outside for me but dreaming of spring. As my
Hillborne is my first 'nice' bike in forever i've been thinking about
bike lock options strategies. I'm asking the collective because part
of me things, hey this is a nice looking bike better protect it.
and another part of me
a seat lock device, but it only works with a
seat tube collar.
On Jan 25, 12:56 pm, Minh mgiangs...@gmail.com wrote:
So, still too darn cold outside for me but dreaming of spring. As my
Hillborne is my first 'nice' bike in forever i've been thinking about
bike lock options strategies
I'm going to jump in on this marathon love, is anyone running
fenders? i've got 48mm fenders with 700x37 vredesteins now (measure
about 35), i think the 700x40 (if they measure at 38) would fit fine,
but i'd like to go larger if possible.
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here's the list sug. for the hillborne orange
3 drops of Orange Pearl Colors by Boyd from Testor's
1 drop of 1114 Yellow by Testors
On Feb 1, 1:43 pm, Benedikt neutralbuoya...@comcast.net wrote:
Pst. How about the Hillborne Orange?
On Feb 1, 10:10 am, RM b...@san.rr.com wrote:
http://velo-orange.blogspot.com/2011/02/paleo-rambling.html
Not too oft intersection of VO and Rivendell, it's about the diet
stuff so if you've signed off from that topic please move along. No
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Allen,
I'm with you, i've been a Rivendell customer going back to 1999 but i
hadn't bought anything since 2005 until 2010 building up my
Hillborne. So all these new sources for what i considered Riv'ish but
i guess others would use a more generic term, bike parts like Velo
Orange, Jitensha, etc
Here's an email from a few months ago, i believe it's a slight spacing
optimization on the IRD phil wood hubs that make them special, but
that you can use regular free-wheels as well.
-
The whole IRD/Riv FW thing confuses everyone I've talked to about it.
The
I know it's counter to the RBW spirit, but i do carry a GPS watch. I
don't have a bike computer bolted on, but the GPS watch i use (garmin
forerunner 305) is a running watch, but it also works on the bike
(since it's GPS based and not pedometer). It talks to my HRM (more
for health then for
I'm glad this came up, as i've been fighting slop in my front wheel
for weeks and nearly destroyed my headset in the process. Now i think
it could be what's described here (having not used cantis in a long
time). For the fork crown hanger, i already have lots of stuff
through my front fork crown
Hmm are those the new Cream SKS fenders? Are they painted or is that
the color of the plastic?
LOL about the fender installation fee, i agree, it's worth that much,
even for the SKS ones which i think are easier then the VO/B erthoud/
Honjo ones...
On Feb 22, 6:26 am, newenglandbike
Well i might as well chime in, my winter projects last month.
--Take Bridgestone road-bike i found in the trash and built up as a
light tourer, strip off most of the touring-ish parts and transfer to
my new Sam H. turn bridgestone into a light, no rack, no bags,
moustache-bar bike. It feels
Wow, this is a great looking bike, my only (minor) changed would've
been top mount shifters, the bar end ones kind-of stand out to me.
those fenders look great, i've always wondered how well those age
though.
only thing i'd consider is maybe a painted color-matched chain
guard.
i've looked at
is it really true you should not use this light on the road? (too
bright?)
On Feb 24, 1:18 pm, Kelly Sleeper tkslee...@gmail.com wrote:
I have a 1 month old Supernova E3 Triple with Tail light purchased from
Peter White Cycles. I've decided I like he Edelux bettor for my
applications.
I
I have a really dumb tire question for the collective, i'm asking
because i'm dumb-founded and need help.
I spent my saturday waiting for the plumber swapping tires around on
my bikes. Schwalbe Marathon + 700x25 went on the go-fast bike. They
were a bear to get seated, and then on, but i was
Thanks guys, figured i was just getting frustrated, this was like 4th
tire i mounted on Saturday :)
i found a decent youtube video, no levers!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-XUFVrl0UT4
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Ray,
When you get this installed, can you post pictures, i'm thinking about
switching from a headset mounted hanger to a fork crown one but i'm
worried about clearance at the crown due to all the other things i
have mounted there.
On Mar 1, 8:46 am, Ray Shine r.sh...@sbcglobal.net wrote:
No,
Great input everybody, it's always good to review the basics every now
and then. 12 hours later and the wheel is still inflated so i think i
got it this time. the pinch and go slow method did work for me, you
have to be patient as it goes on a little bit at a time but it does
work!
And i did
Hi Eric,
Is that $55 for front and rear? If so i'll take em!
On Mar 1, 11:56 pm, eliu01 e...@calalum.org wrote:
For sale - two sets of IRD Cafam cantilever brakes. I bought them
new off of eBay, but they showed evidence of being mounted. The
Yokozuna black pads were unused. I did the same
Just to throw my own data point in, I'm just shy of 6 ft tall but my
PBH is in the 85cm range (not very accurately measured), and i ride a
56CM single tt Sam (early orange canti version), in my riding shoes i
have about 3 fingers worth of stand-over (which i think is a lot). I
could be measuring
Are you talking about the little grey disks? these are a known
limitation of the silvers shifters, they're great but not perfect.
rivendell has a kit, but i think you can also piece together your own
kit at the hardware store, here's the video that shows what you're
looking for
As i'm thinking about Silver Shifters, i was looking at the videos and
i realize that i've had my silver shifters mounted reverse for the
last 10 years. What i mean is i have them facing out instead of
facing in. I'm guessing you want to face them in to protect them from
falls etc.
But now i'm
William,
You can find the Shimano bar-cons on Amazon for ~$60, so almost $35 if
you compare to the RBW price, but RBW is not Amazon so what do you
expect! And to be fair the dia-comp version of the sprint bar-cons
are only a little bit more expensive the the best shimano bar con
price. Given
Whoops, i also forgot to point out, the $92 at RBW includes down-tube
cable stops, housing and cables. Which if you add that all up goes a
way to making up the difference in costs (you'd need those things w/
the shimano if you're converting a downtube-shifter bike)
On Mar 6, 5:56 pm, Minh
wow, plus $35 for the mount itself. i love the paul's stuff but it's
not cheap! though i'm sure it's worth the money
On Mar 8, 2:49 pm, William tapebu...@gmail.com wrote:
Riv has 'em, too. Looks like that adapter would allow thumbies to
work with basically any downtube friction shifter now. .
Paul,
Do you have any pictres? I was considering this rack for my grocery
getter, but now it seems like a pletscher to support it would be a
good idea...
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Wow, if not for the SamH i just built up, very tempting
On Mar 11, 2:32 pm, Kentileguy ken_y...@sbcglobal.net wrote:
Title says it all, selling Homer. Pics
here:http://www.flickr.com/photos/kentileguy/sets/72157624639152271/
The frame is in very good shape, it has typical nicks
I do not have a BF foldable, but i do have a small wheel foldable, and
i would prefer the biggest tires i could get on the small bike. Maybe
it's just me but i find it more difficult to 'absorb' the road with
the smaller bike then a regular one. I would think for urban riding
in unknown places
Well i have no idea how much my bikes weigh (like everybody else who
seem to have weighed theirs), the times i feel like the bike is heavy
are: when at the end of a long ride i need to get up that big a** hill
to get home and when i have to bring my bike in after that long ride
(which i have to
Hmm, i must've missed a generation of canti's as these look like the
new style ones like pauls and ird (which i guess are copies of older
versions), funny how this stuff comes back around. i'm not sure it
looks all that campy, if you scrubbed the logos--which i hope you can,
they would look like
We can try to help you as we have a decent cross-section of heights
+pbh on this list but it's always helpful to get a ride. if you're in
a decent east coast city you should be able to find an owner to let
you test ride. there are also some bikes that are similiar in
philosophy that can help.
looks great, how's the front dyno (?) light attached to the nitto mini
rack?
On Mar 18, 5:35 pm, RoadieRyan ryansub...@gmail.com wrote:
I have always liked the Atlantis green but that red is just gorgeous!
Wow. A very lovely bike I am sure it will give your wife miles of
smiles.
Ryan
On
Just to point out, while the standard atlantis color, you are not
likely to run into very many atlantis while out and about.
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Hey. Is this still for sale?
On Mar 13, 9:41 am, BadgerLand karch1...@yahoo.com wrote:
A custom color Quickbeam for sale - Periwinkle blue with cream accents
like the normal colors that Rivendell offers. Wheel set is Mavic CPX22
with a Surly flip\flop hub that has a White industries 18/16
Rene,
My moving average today was only 9mph :)
On Apr 3, 6:34 pm, Rene Sterental orthie...@gmail.com wrote:
Things are so relative... That's about my speed on the flats with no wind
unless I'm close to redlining... :-)
Rene
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On Apr 3, 2011, at 12:27 PM, PATRICK
Hi Kip. Funny but I just put a sun tour xc pro on one bike. It was in
pristine condition given the age. It works fine, the action is a
little tight compared to my other ones (a deore, a late 90s xt, early
90s xt). It should work fine, I'm using six or seven speed for me.
Funny about the deore
Erik,
Thanks, i think this explains why my suntour xc der is a little loud
at various points in the gear range, at least now i know!
I also wanted to say that i have a set of deore thumb shifters, which
are great. and a set of suntour xc pro levers, the levers i would put
up against any modern
Well it does have Noodle bars.
On Apr 7, 6:34 pm, andrew hill neurod...@gmail.com wrote:
Really? Listing a bike with carbon in the frame on this particular email
list? That's a bold move. ;)
On Apr 7, 2011, at 3:15 PM, Anne wrote:
2005 Merlin Solis, Size Large, 56.5 top tube,
And for times when they get you into trouble. So i'll take the retro-
derailleur request from a recent thread to bring this up. For some
odd reason i've noticed that my inclination for bike parts leans
towards the old. After a dalliance with carbon fiber and suspension
in my youth (you should
There is a specific Shimano 600 freewheel tool for this (park no
longer make it, and neither do shimano), Bicycle Research still make a
tool, and i'm linking it here just so it's in the archives.
http://www.bicycletool.com/shimanoduraace600reginafreewheelremover.aspx
the current park suntour
That's an option, but that assumes that they have the tool :) or they
plan on destroying the freewheel, which seems like a lot of work for
them. I'm also searching for a bikeshop that still works on old
bikes...
On Apr 8, 5:15 pm, bfd bfd...@gmail.com wrote:
On Apr 8, 2:08 pm, Minh mgiangs
I'd like to have those NYC shops too, for the next time i'm in the
city.
Patrick i have the same print hanging over my bikes, i think it's
pretty well known.
On Apr 9, 2:46 pm, jim phillips thefamil...@hotmail.com wrote:
Looks like Velouria with one of her green bikes!
Jim
Date:
man the Sam looks so different without fenders (and the clearances are
huge!), really wish someone would put 50's on just so we know :) but i
think it might work
On Apr 9, 9:42 pm, William tapebu...@gmail.com wrote:
We were speculating whether a Hillborne would take Marathon Duremes in
a
I was tricked into watching this video, here i thought i'd see some
hot hunqa action and instead i got awesome singletracking action :)
great stuff.
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Hi Jordan,
I saw your note on Craigslist and have my sympathy, can i ask the
circumstances under which it was stolen? Just curious to know so i
can be more vigilant in the future, sucks that people resort to this
kind of thing.
On Sun, Apr 10, 2011 at 8:42 PM, Jordan prospir...@gmail.com
You mean it's not cool to ride a comfortable bike :)
there are plenty of times i would love a step-through, especially if
you're using your bike for 'normal' activities, like when you're not
working out but doing everyday activities like running errands and you
want to look dress like a regular
Ah, man, and i thought this would be a 'how to power your toys' kind
of thread :)
i actually needed this the other day, i had forgot to charge my GPS
watch which i use in lieu of a cycle-computer, it's actually pretty
useful for logging my rides (they have a decent web tool for showing
your rides
wow, i commend you for resisting the urge to mount racks and fenders. is
this meant to be a fair-weather slimmed down bike?
i can't seem to leave well enough alone and all my bikes have racks and
bags all over them
On Monday, March 25, 2013 6:50:57 PM UTC-4, Michael wrote:
Thanks
i will echo what steve says, measure! i made the same assumption a few
years ago (still have the bike), and did the conversion because the
existing wheels were chromed steel (in poor condition), the back was no
issue even with short reach side-pulls. but the front fork had tons of
tire
Not sure i can size based on that info, i think as a MTB it would be fine, but
keep in mind that CO/Gap is just a bike-path. There's very little climbing
(almost none) and the roughest section is on the CO where it's just rutted out
from rain. Therefore a more upright riding position is more
Gosh, that stinks, this is a fear of mine as i have an edelux and a supernova
and like you i ride my bike to normal places like the doctor, store etc. It
truly sucks, and there are a few things you can do to ward this off (use
security bolts instead of normal allen ones, stick wax or glue in
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AS others point out, if it really just a comfort/fit issue, then get the
atlantis setup with similiar riding position. The ineffable qualities will not
be the same because the SO is setup for single-speed which for the most part
(except for the few nutsos out there) is not setup for touring.
Jay,
Valid question, i've used Axciom Racks and found them perfectly useable, same
with Blackburn and Topeak, if that's your budget nothing wrong with it. I have
mostly Nitto now, why? because i like the well thought out mounting system
with Rivendell frames, i like the construction, and
Hmm what's the over/under on Patrick keeping these tires? Patrick's infamous
reputation for getting flats and the the PRs less then stellar reputation for
being flat resistant. seems like a bad combo, but let's see
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Ah. I love joe, had him build me a set of wheels 10 years ago, and they are
still true enough that I still have not had to adjust them. Great guy to deal
with, was happy to see he was still building wheels.
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As Jim points out you have to do your homework with these. Some devices have a
specific voltage profile and will refuse to charge if it's not met when you
plug it in. For any of them try to confirm the limitations, some of these get
around it by having a small battery as part of the system
Hmmm new redwood?
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Wow you guys are a lot less paranoid then me. After the recent thread about
lights being stolen, i just can't leave my saddlebag on the bike. even when i
go to starbucks and have a mostly unobstructed view i take it off.
I use racks on both my saddles (a berthoud one, and the older Nitto
is that a lil loafer? it looks really big in that picture
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I don't have a specific recommendation, but a general one is to consider
which bike you want to hang up high. my SH (which is loaded with fenders,
double racks) is not somethiing i could raise above my head very often.
my QB, is a little more manageable. but maybe i'm more of a weakling then
What's the motiviation in this case? Is this a case of buying a Camaro but
wanting a Firebird? I've seen some people complain that the model specific
bikes don't have enough Rivendell badging either. The Roadeo doesn't have
an RBW badge either!
I think R`BW have been pretty consistent that
FWIW, On my SH, installing some 700 cc 48mm (VO, think they stopped making
these) fenders i also had to trim like Steve, it's not that big a deal,
some tin snips will create a 'tongue' that you can still bolt to the
chain-stay bridge.
I've seen Tom's Berthoud 60mm and Supremes, and
Rick,
It depends on how much clearance you have out front of the basket or
underneath, search flickr for edelux, or dyno lights and you can see a few
options. i think the under basket mount looks the cleanest (and you don't
have a light hanging out front), but this mounting location would
Rick,
I have a supernova on my nitto mini front mounted on one of the side bolts
using a long M6(?) bolt and a plastic spacer to push it out far enough to
clear the rack. I mounted mine upside down (which some people say is a bad
idea, but i don't ride that particular bike in the rain that
Agreed. Have VO and Berthoud, VO are a great value. I love the Honjo's
but have never gotten over the big price difference myself.
On Wednesday, May 8, 2013 8:35:35 AM UTC-4, Ron Mc wrote:
Honjo fenders use 4mm rods, VO fenders use 5mm rods, VO fenders are
slightly thicker. The VO fenders
Kieran,
Let us know on the actual measurements, i did not see that these measure so
much smaller then labeled.
On Wednesday, May 8, 2013 3:05:28 PM UTC-4, Kieran J wrote:
Yeah, will probably go without fenders for this one. I have other fendered
bikes for poor weather riding.
Going to try
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To add, VO fenders are pre-drilled as contrasted to the Honjos that gives
me more convenience and headache free installation. Can't speak for
Berthouds as I never had them.
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On the warranty question, if you search on etrailer.com there are a few
questions answered around this, there is a gray area around the dealer
proving that the installation of a hitch caused any issues, it's gray
enough i'd be concerned but that's up to you and your dealer.
I'd agree that a
isn't TRP part of Tektro? What about these make them so much more
expensive then the other long reach brakes that they make?
On Friday, May 17, 2013 11:40:59 AM UTC-4, William wrote:
Stainless hardware is welcome, for those who don't categorize rusting
steel bolts as beausage
On Friday,
So i have to admit that i'm generally a no-plans, take it as you go rider.
But this past weekend i was caught out on the trail and had a bad spill
that left my face covered in blood, an open cut that would not stop
bleeding and unprepared to deal with it. If it were not for the wad of
it depends on the route you take, but i find riding at nite can be safer,
less people, more open road, bike lights are really great now.
and there is something peaceful with riding at the nite, the quiet, the
moonlight.
On Thursday, May 23, 2013 11:45:29 AM UTC-4, hsmitham wrote:
Bryan,
maybe to extend joes question, when should you use proofide, I have a 10 year
old, 6 year old and 3 year old (berthoud) and have neglected to proofide any of
them. I do get caught in the rain every now and then. Should I. E doing it on a
regular basis?
And joe having seen a select I was
My quick beam came with mustache bars, which were awesome, I switched to Albas
and had my doubts at first but I've since sold themoustache bars. It's amazing
how,versatile the quickbeam is!
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i did, but you have to look at the bike you have, alba's (and boscos) can
compensate for a too long headtube as well, so take that into consideration, if
your current setup is perfect then yes a longer stem should be used to get the
position about the same.
i lowered my stem slightly as well,
Peter,
If you have an ace hardware nearby, that's where i picked mine up. but rbw
still have it too. http://www.rivbike.com/product-p/k5.htm
On Tuesday, June 18, 2013 1:56:53 PM UTC-4, Peter M wrote:
Does Rivendell still sell the short bolt for mounting kickstands on
kickstand plates? I
yeah, the Sugino double with the chain-guard is really just a sugino
triple. so swapping out the big ring for a guard and the inner for a 26
would work.
Can i ask what you have on your triple now? i have a bashguard-40-34
setup, and find the 34 is plenty low for me with my freewheel (ird
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