Re: [RBW] Re: Your order has shipped...(62cm Hunq)
That's a great looking bike! Looks like you got the perfect fit with it. Those pictures make me want to go for a ride around your area, what great views! On Saturday, October 6, 2012 10:59:26 PM UTC-4, Statrixbob wrote: > > > > On Sat, Oct 6, 2012 at 2:48 PM, dougP >wrote: > >> Robert: >> >> TOO LATE IN THE DAY! Those pictures were taken with plenty of >> perfectly good daylight. How could you not at least open the box? >> That bike would have been all over my patio before the UPS guy had >> started his engine. Getting a new Riv is more exiting than Santa >> Claus showing up. >> > > Believe it or not, we don't get much twilight here. Within 30 minutes of > those photos it was getting near dark. I would have needed the light to > make all the images I wanted of unboxing, building, first ride, and so on. > And, knowing myself well enough, I left things in the box so no shiny bits > rolled away. > > Indeed though, no shiny bits could get away. In the years since I got my > Quickbeam the packing skills at RBW haven't lessened a bit. The bike was > superbly packedvery, very safe and stable. > > After morning errands I got to work on unpacking and within a couple of > hours (I'm slow and made images) I had a beautiful, and I mean beautiful > Hunq put together. > > I should mention that because I had the bike built for me, all I really > had to do was hook up the brakes, put in the stem, tighten the handlebars > in a reasonable position (amazingly I got it really comfortable on the > first try), put on the front fender and rack, add a saddle (Brooks B-17 > Select), screw on some pedals (the new Gripsters - great pedals really), > and ride off. > > Wow. Because I've got a couple of other bikes around I was actually able > to dial in the saddle after about 3 blocks. Then it was off for an around > the city waterfront ride. True it's all flat, but it's my city and I'll be > riding these roads a lot > >> >> OK, so you got it late on Friday & it's now afternoon there in Hawai'i >> so I expect you're out riding your new bike. Your initial ride report >> is due to be posted yet today...remember: you are being watched! >> > > So yes, it's afternoon and I'm back. > > I hate to say this but when I first got my Quickbeam I thought it was the > best bike I'd ever ridden. Up to that point I was right. The Hunq is even > better (or maybe it's because it's new, eh?). > > It really is a superb bike though. While I definitely want some 50mm tires > soon, the 38mm's were super on city streets with plenty of air to keep me > comfy. > > The Alba bars were a gamble for me. I'd ridden a Hunq at RBW back in May > and hadn't completely cared for them, but since they were part of the build > kit I figured I could swap later. > > Nope, I love 'em. Wow. Yes, this bike is comfortable. > > I stopped to make some images here and there...a wee bit of bike > porn...and continued around the city. I also stopped for an iced coffee > because isn't that really what a weekend is about? Riding and leisure. You > just can't do better. > > I did manage to find a few patches of rougher stuff to ride on, a gravel > filled alley, a cut across a park on a crushed coral path, a bit of grass, > and the Hunq handled it all very nicely. The Alba bars gave me lots of > control and the geometry of it all kept me comfortable. More wow. > > I really like the bar end shifters as I mostly forget they are there and > don't shift too much. :-) > > Then it was home as I've got to clean up and go out with a friend for > dinner and birthday celebration. All in all I think put in about 10 miles > on my first ride and a good one it was. > >> >> We really are a bunch of dorks, getting excited about someone else's >> new bike, looking a pix of the UPS truck arriving. Maybe I should >> think some more about that orange Ram in the Bay Area... >> > > I've got much better images now, though I have to admit that the smiling > UPS guy really brightened my day yesterday. :-) > > The photos are uploading right now to my Hunq set on Flickr. I don't have > time to label them all right now, but I'll get around to that later > tonight. In the meantime, enjoy... > > Slideshow > > http://www.flickr.com/photos/mgps-bob/sets/72157631702162963/show/ > > or 'no show' > > http://www.flickr.com/photos/mgps-bob/sets/72157631702162963/ > > Tomorrow I think I can get in a nice long ride and try her out on some > hills to see how I like gears you can change while riding. What a concept! > > Aloha, > > Bob > >> >> dougP >> >> On Oct 5, 9:47 pm, "Robert F. Harrison" wrote: >> > Hunqementation Chapter 1. >> > >> > The Arrival... >> > >> > http://www.flickr.com//photos/mgps-bob/sets/72157631702162963/show/ >> > >> > Sadly it was too late the day to do anything useful, but my Hunq has >> > arrived. I even managed not to open the box...saving that for tomorrow. >> I >> > did, however, made some images of the UPS truck's arrival. A happy U
Re: [RBW] Re: Your order has shipped...(62cm Hunq)
Congrats, Bob! It's a lovely bike! Love the Hunqa. I just put some VP pedals on my 54cm, too. Nice! Brian Seattle, Wa On Sat, Oct 6, 2012 at 9:17 PM, lungimsam wrote: > Nice pictures!!! >> >> > I could hear the music for 2001 A Space Odyssey playing in my head as each > picture passed by on the slideshow. > > That is a beautiful bike. Congrats!! > > -- > You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups > "RBW Owners Bunch" group. > To view this discussion on the web visit > https://groups.google.com/d/msg/rbw-owners-bunch/-/ICDX29qzzUcJ. > > To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. > To unsubscribe from this group, send email to > [email protected]. > For more options, visit this group at > http://groups.google.com/group/rbw-owners-bunch?hl=en. > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "RBW Owners Bunch" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/rbw-owners-bunch?hl=en.
[RBW] Re: Your order has shipped...(62cm Hunq)
> > Nice pictures!!! > > I could hear the music for 2001 A Space Odyssey playing in my head as each picture passed by on the slideshow. That is a beautiful bike. Congrats!! -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "RBW Owners Bunch" group. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msg/rbw-owners-bunch/-/ICDX29qzzUcJ. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/rbw-owners-bunch?hl=en.
[RBW] Re: Your order has shipped...(62cm Hunq)
Bob: Well done! The bike looks terrific, and the unpacking / assembly photos are cool. It's fun to see the progression from bubble wrap & zip ties to parts installed, then the bike on the road. Hey, I didn't get one of those cool tags on my Atlantis! Of course, it was a while back...a long while. Enjoy! dougP On Oct 6, 7:59 pm, "Robert F. Harrison" wrote: > On Sat, Oct 6, 2012 at 2:48 PM, dougP wrote: > > Robert: > > > TOO LATE IN THE DAY! Those pictures were taken with plenty of > > perfectly good daylight. How could you not at least open the box? > > That bike would have been all over my patio before the UPS guy had > > started his engine. Getting a new Riv is more exiting than Santa > > Claus showing up. > > Believe it or not, we don't get much twilight here. Within 30 minutes of > those photos it was getting near dark. I would have needed the light to > make all the images I wanted of unboxing, building, first ride, and so on. > And, knowing myself well enough, I left things in the box so no shiny bits > rolled away. > > Indeed though, no shiny bits could get away. In the years since I got my > Quickbeam the packing skills at RBW haven't lessened a bit. The bike was > superbly packedvery, very safe and stable. > > After morning errands I got to work on unpacking and within a couple of > hours (I'm slow and made images) I had a beautiful, and I mean beautiful > Hunq put together. > > I should mention that because I had the bike built for me, all I really had > to do was hook up the brakes, put in the stem, tighten the handlebars in a > reasonable position (amazingly I got it really comfortable on the first > try), put on the front fender and rack, add a saddle (Brooks B-17 Select), > screw on some pedals (the new Gripsters - great pedals really), and ride > off. > > Wow. Because I've got a couple of other bikes around I was actually able to > dial in the saddle after about 3 blocks. Then it was off for an around the > city waterfront ride. True it's all flat, but it's my city and I'll be > riding these roads a lot > > > > > OK, so you got it late on Friday & it's now afternoon there in Hawai'i > > so I expect you're out riding your new bike. Your initial ride report > > is due to be posted yet today...remember: you are being watched! > > So yes, it's afternoon and I'm back. > > I hate to say this but when I first got my Quickbeam I thought it was the > best bike I'd ever ridden. Up to that point I was right. The Hunq is even > better (or maybe it's because it's new, eh?). > > It really is a superb bike though. While I definitely want some 50mm tires > soon, the 38mm's were super on city streets with plenty of air to keep me > comfy. > > The Alba bars were a gamble for me. I'd ridden a Hunq at RBW back in May > and hadn't completely cared for them, but since they were part of the build > kit I figured I could swap later. > > Nope, I love 'em. Wow. Yes, this bike is comfortable. > > I stopped to make some images here and there...a wee bit of bike porn...and > continued around the city. I also stopped for an iced coffee because isn't > that really what a weekend is about? Riding and leisure. You just can't do > better. > > I did manage to find a few patches of rougher stuff to ride on, a gravel > filled alley, a cut across a park on a crushed coral path, a bit of grass, > and the Hunq handled it all very nicely. The Alba bars gave me lots of > control and the geometry of it all kept me comfortable. More wow. > > I really like the bar end shifters as I mostly forget they are there and > don't shift too much. :-) > > Then it was home as I've got to clean up and go out with a friend for > dinner and birthday celebration. All in all I think put in about 10 miles > on my first ride and a good one it was. > > > > > We really are a bunch of dorks, getting excited about someone else's > > new bike, looking a pix of the UPS truck arriving. Maybe I should > > think some more about that orange Ram in the Bay Area... > > I've got much better images now, though I have to admit that the smiling > UPS guy really brightened my day yesterday. :-) > > The photos are uploading right now to my Hunq set on Flickr. I don't have > time to label them all right now, but I'll get around to that later > tonight. In the meantime, enjoy... > > Slideshow > > http://www.flickr.com/photos/mgps-bob/sets/72157631702162963/show/ > > or 'no show' > > http://www.flickr.com/photos/mgps-bob/sets/72157631702162963/ > > Tomorrow I think I can get in a nice long ride and try her out on some > hills to see how I like gears you can change while riding. What a concept! > > Aloha, > > Bob > > > > > > > > > dougP > > > On Oct 5, 9:47 pm, "Robert F. Harrison" wrote: > > > Hunqementation Chapter 1. > > > > The Arrival... > > > >http://www.flickr.com//photos/mgps-bob/sets/72157631702162963/show/ > > > > Sadly it was too late the day to do anything useful, but my Hunq has > > > arrived. I even managed not to open the box...saving th
Re: [RBW] Re: Your order has shipped...(62cm Hunq)
I had a few moments with the diag-tube back when it was introduced but when I saw the actual bikes at RBW (and test rode them) all doubts disappeared, hence the Hunq. And yeah, it's sweet. Maybe the color should be called 'sweet pea.' :-) The 62 fits me really well, but I've got a 96 PBH so... :-) I'm already looking forward to a ride tomorrow. Aloha, Bob On Sat, Oct 6, 2012 at 5:40 PM, rw1911 wrote: > Sweet bike, I like the new green! > > I'm between a 54 and 58 but think the 58 would be a better fit. If I > can come to terms with the diag-tube, I may own a Hunq someday. > > Enjoy! > > > > On Oct 6, 10:59 pm, "Robert F. Harrison" wrote: > > On Sat, Oct 6, 2012 at 2:48 PM, dougP wrote: > > > Robert: > > > > > TOO LATE IN THE DAY! Those pictures were taken with plenty of > > > perfectly good daylight. How could you not at least open the box? > > > That bike would have been all over my patio before the UPS guy had > > > started his engine. Getting a new Riv is more exiting than Santa > > > Claus showing up. > > > > Believe it or not, we don't get much twilight here. Within 30 minutes of > > those photos it was getting near dark. I would have needed the light to > > make all the images I wanted of unboxing, building, first ride, and so > on. > > And, knowing myself well enough, I left things in the box so no shiny > bits > > rolled away. > > > > Indeed though, no shiny bits could get away. In the years since I got my > > Quickbeam the packing skills at RBW haven't lessened a bit. The bike was > > superbly packedvery, very safe and stable. > > > > After morning errands I got to work on unpacking and within a couple of > > hours (I'm slow and made images) I had a beautiful, and I mean beautiful > > Hunq put together. > > > > I should mention that because I had the bike built for me, all I really > had > > to do was hook up the brakes, put in the stem, tighten the handlebars in > a > > reasonable position (amazingly I got it really comfortable on the first > > try), put on the front fender and rack, add a saddle (Brooks B-17 > Select), > > screw on some pedals (the new Gripsters - great pedals really), and ride > > off. > > > > Wow. Because I've got a couple of other bikes around I was actually able > to > > dial in the saddle after about 3 blocks. Then it was off for an around > the > > city waterfront ride. True it's all flat, but it's my city and I'll be > > riding these roads a lot > > > > > > > > > OK, so you got it late on Friday & it's now afternoon there in Hawai'i > > > so I expect you're out riding your new bike. Your initial ride report > > > is due to be posted yet today...remember: you are being watched! > > > > So yes, it's afternoon and I'm back. > > > > I hate to say this but when I first got my Quickbeam I thought it was the > > best bike I'd ever ridden. Up to that point I was right. The Hunq is even > > better (or maybe it's because it's new, eh?). > > > > It really is a superb bike though. While I definitely want some 50mm > tires > > soon, the 38mm's were super on city streets with plenty of air to keep me > > comfy. > > > > The Alba bars were a gamble for me. I'd ridden a Hunq at RBW back in May > > and hadn't completely cared for them, but since they were part of the > build > > kit I figured I could swap later. > > > > Nope, I love 'em. Wow. Yes, this bike is comfortable. > > > > I stopped to make some images here and there...a wee bit of bike > porn...and > > continued around the city. I also stopped for an iced coffee because > isn't > > that really what a weekend is about? Riding and leisure. You just can't > do > > better. > > > > I did manage to find a few patches of rougher stuff to ride on, a gravel > > filled alley, a cut across a park on a crushed coral path, a bit of > grass, > > and the Hunq handled it all very nicely. The Alba bars gave me lots of > > control and the geometry of it all kept me comfortable. More wow. > > > > I really like the bar end shifters as I mostly forget they are there and > > don't shift too much. :-) > > > > Then it was home as I've got to clean up and go out with a friend for > > dinner and birthday celebration. All in all I think put in about 10 miles > > on my first ride and a good one it was. > > > > > > > > > We really are a bunch of dorks, getting excited about someone else's > > > new bike, looking a pix of the UPS truck arriving. Maybe I should > > > think some more about that orange Ram in the Bay Area... > > > > I've got much better images now, though I have to admit that the smiling > > UPS guy really brightened my day yesterday. :-) > > > > The photos are uploading right now to my Hunq set on Flickr. I don't have > > time to label them all right now, but I'll get around to that later > > tonight. In the meantime, enjoy... > > > > Slideshow > > > > http://www.flickr.com/photos/mgps-bob/sets/72157631702162963/show/ > > > > or 'no show' > > > > http://www.flickr.com/photos/mgps-bob/sets/72157631702162963/ > > > > Tomor
[RBW] Re: Your order has shipped...(62cm Hunq)
Sweet bike, I like the new green! I'm between a 54 and 58 but think the 58 would be a better fit. If I can come to terms with the diag-tube, I may own a Hunq someday. Enjoy! On Oct 6, 10:59 pm, "Robert F. Harrison" wrote: > On Sat, Oct 6, 2012 at 2:48 PM, dougP wrote: > > Robert: > > > TOO LATE IN THE DAY! Those pictures were taken with plenty of > > perfectly good daylight. How could you not at least open the box? > > That bike would have been all over my patio before the UPS guy had > > started his engine. Getting a new Riv is more exiting than Santa > > Claus showing up. > > Believe it or not, we don't get much twilight here. Within 30 minutes of > those photos it was getting near dark. I would have needed the light to > make all the images I wanted of unboxing, building, first ride, and so on. > And, knowing myself well enough, I left things in the box so no shiny bits > rolled away. > > Indeed though, no shiny bits could get away. In the years since I got my > Quickbeam the packing skills at RBW haven't lessened a bit. The bike was > superbly packedvery, very safe and stable. > > After morning errands I got to work on unpacking and within a couple of > hours (I'm slow and made images) I had a beautiful, and I mean beautiful > Hunq put together. > > I should mention that because I had the bike built for me, all I really had > to do was hook up the brakes, put in the stem, tighten the handlebars in a > reasonable position (amazingly I got it really comfortable on the first > try), put on the front fender and rack, add a saddle (Brooks B-17 Select), > screw on some pedals (the new Gripsters - great pedals really), and ride > off. > > Wow. Because I've got a couple of other bikes around I was actually able to > dial in the saddle after about 3 blocks. Then it was off for an around the > city waterfront ride. True it's all flat, but it's my city and I'll be > riding these roads a lot > > > > > OK, so you got it late on Friday & it's now afternoon there in Hawai'i > > so I expect you're out riding your new bike. Your initial ride report > > is due to be posted yet today...remember: you are being watched! > > So yes, it's afternoon and I'm back. > > I hate to say this but when I first got my Quickbeam I thought it was the > best bike I'd ever ridden. Up to that point I was right. The Hunq is even > better (or maybe it's because it's new, eh?). > > It really is a superb bike though. While I definitely want some 50mm tires > soon, the 38mm's were super on city streets with plenty of air to keep me > comfy. > > The Alba bars were a gamble for me. I'd ridden a Hunq at RBW back in May > and hadn't completely cared for them, but since they were part of the build > kit I figured I could swap later. > > Nope, I love 'em. Wow. Yes, this bike is comfortable. > > I stopped to make some images here and there...a wee bit of bike porn...and > continued around the city. I also stopped for an iced coffee because isn't > that really what a weekend is about? Riding and leisure. You just can't do > better. > > I did manage to find a few patches of rougher stuff to ride on, a gravel > filled alley, a cut across a park on a crushed coral path, a bit of grass, > and the Hunq handled it all very nicely. The Alba bars gave me lots of > control and the geometry of it all kept me comfortable. More wow. > > I really like the bar end shifters as I mostly forget they are there and > don't shift too much. :-) > > Then it was home as I've got to clean up and go out with a friend for > dinner and birthday celebration. All in all I think put in about 10 miles > on my first ride and a good one it was. > > > > > We really are a bunch of dorks, getting excited about someone else's > > new bike, looking a pix of the UPS truck arriving. Maybe I should > > think some more about that orange Ram in the Bay Area... > > I've got much better images now, though I have to admit that the smiling > UPS guy really brightened my day yesterday. :-) > > The photos are uploading right now to my Hunq set on Flickr. I don't have > time to label them all right now, but I'll get around to that later > tonight. In the meantime, enjoy... > > Slideshow > > http://www.flickr.com/photos/mgps-bob/sets/72157631702162963/show/ > > or 'no show' > > http://www.flickr.com/photos/mgps-bob/sets/72157631702162963/ > > Tomorrow I think I can get in a nice long ride and try her out on some > hills to see how I like gears you can change while riding. What a concept! > > Aloha, > > Bob > > > > > > > > > > > > > dougP > > > On Oct 5, 9:47 pm, "Robert F. Harrison" wrote: > > > Hunqementation Chapter 1. > > > > The Arrival... > > > >http://www.flickr.com//photos/mgps-bob/sets/72157631702162963/show/ > > > > Sadly it was too late the day to do anything useful, but my Hunq has > > > arrived. I even managed not to open the box...saving that for tomorrow. I > > > did, however, made some images of the UPS truck's arrival. A happy UPS > > guy > > > too...must have know
Re: [RBW] Re: Your order has shipped...(62cm Hunq)
On Sat, Oct 6, 2012 at 2:48 PM, dougP wrote: > Robert: > > TOO LATE IN THE DAY! Those pictures were taken with plenty of > perfectly good daylight. How could you not at least open the box? > That bike would have been all over my patio before the UPS guy had > started his engine. Getting a new Riv is more exiting than Santa > Claus showing up. > Believe it or not, we don't get much twilight here. Within 30 minutes of those photos it was getting near dark. I would have needed the light to make all the images I wanted of unboxing, building, first ride, and so on. And, knowing myself well enough, I left things in the box so no shiny bits rolled away. Indeed though, no shiny bits could get away. In the years since I got my Quickbeam the packing skills at RBW haven't lessened a bit. The bike was superbly packedvery, very safe and stable. After morning errands I got to work on unpacking and within a couple of hours (I'm slow and made images) I had a beautiful, and I mean beautiful Hunq put together. I should mention that because I had the bike built for me, all I really had to do was hook up the brakes, put in the stem, tighten the handlebars in a reasonable position (amazingly I got it really comfortable on the first try), put on the front fender and rack, add a saddle (Brooks B-17 Select), screw on some pedals (the new Gripsters - great pedals really), and ride off. Wow. Because I've got a couple of other bikes around I was actually able to dial in the saddle after about 3 blocks. Then it was off for an around the city waterfront ride. True it's all flat, but it's my city and I'll be riding these roads a lot > > OK, so you got it late on Friday & it's now afternoon there in Hawai'i > so I expect you're out riding your new bike. Your initial ride report > is due to be posted yet today...remember: you are being watched! > So yes, it's afternoon and I'm back. I hate to say this but when I first got my Quickbeam I thought it was the best bike I'd ever ridden. Up to that point I was right. The Hunq is even better (or maybe it's because it's new, eh?). It really is a superb bike though. While I definitely want some 50mm tires soon, the 38mm's were super on city streets with plenty of air to keep me comfy. The Alba bars were a gamble for me. I'd ridden a Hunq at RBW back in May and hadn't completely cared for them, but since they were part of the build kit I figured I could swap later. Nope, I love 'em. Wow. Yes, this bike is comfortable. I stopped to make some images here and there...a wee bit of bike porn...and continued around the city. I also stopped for an iced coffee because isn't that really what a weekend is about? Riding and leisure. You just can't do better. I did manage to find a few patches of rougher stuff to ride on, a gravel filled alley, a cut across a park on a crushed coral path, a bit of grass, and the Hunq handled it all very nicely. The Alba bars gave me lots of control and the geometry of it all kept me comfortable. More wow. I really like the bar end shifters as I mostly forget they are there and don't shift too much. :-) Then it was home as I've got to clean up and go out with a friend for dinner and birthday celebration. All in all I think put in about 10 miles on my first ride and a good one it was. > > We really are a bunch of dorks, getting excited about someone else's > new bike, looking a pix of the UPS truck arriving. Maybe I should > think some more about that orange Ram in the Bay Area... > I've got much better images now, though I have to admit that the smiling UPS guy really brightened my day yesterday. :-) The photos are uploading right now to my Hunq set on Flickr. I don't have time to label them all right now, but I'll get around to that later tonight. In the meantime, enjoy... Slideshow http://www.flickr.com/photos/mgps-bob/sets/72157631702162963/show/ or 'no show' http://www.flickr.com/photos/mgps-bob/sets/72157631702162963/ Tomorrow I think I can get in a nice long ride and try her out on some hills to see how I like gears you can change while riding. What a concept! Aloha, Bob > > dougP > > On Oct 5, 9:47 pm, "Robert F. Harrison" wrote: > > Hunqementation Chapter 1. > > > > The Arrival... > > > > http://www.flickr.com//photos/mgps-bob/sets/72157631702162963/show/ > > > > Sadly it was too late the day to do anything useful, but my Hunq has > > arrived. I even managed not to open the box...saving that for tomorrow. I > > did, however, made some images of the UPS truck's arrival. A happy UPS > guy > > too...must have know what he had in the box. :-) > > > > The pictures prove something got delivered. ;-) > > > > Bet you can guess what I'm up to tomorrow. > > > > Aloha all! > > > > > > > > > > > > On Wed, Oct 3, 2012 at 2:59 PM, cyclotourist > wrote: > > > The QB documentation was great, so the Hunqementation will be just as > good! > > > > > On Wed, Oct 3, 2012 at 5:55 PM, Jim Mather > wrote: > > > > >> Great! A Hunq would complement my
[RBW] Re: Your order has shipped...(62cm Hunq)
Robert: TOO LATE IN THE DAY! Those pictures were taken with plenty of perfectly good daylight. How could you not at least open the box? That bike would have been all over my patio before the UPS guy had started his engine. Getting a new Riv is more exiting than Santa Claus showing up. OK, so you got it late on Friday & it's now afternoon there in Hawai'i so I expect you're out riding your new bike. Your initial ride report is due to be posted yet today...remember: you are being watched! We really are a bunch of dorks, getting excited about someone else's new bike, looking a pix of the UPS truck arriving. Maybe I should think some more about that orange Ram in the Bay Area... dougP On Oct 5, 9:47 pm, "Robert F. Harrison" wrote: > Hunqementation Chapter 1. > > The Arrival... > > http://www.flickr.com//photos/mgps-bob/sets/72157631702162963/show/ > > Sadly it was too late the day to do anything useful, but my Hunq has > arrived. I even managed not to open the box...saving that for tomorrow. I > did, however, made some images of the UPS truck's arrival. A happy UPS guy > too...must have know what he had in the box. :-) > > The pictures prove something got delivered. ;-) > > Bet you can guess what I'm up to tomorrow. > > Aloha all! > > > > > > On Wed, Oct 3, 2012 at 2:59 PM, cyclotourist wrote: > > The QB documentation was great, so the Hunqementation will be just as good! > > > On Wed, Oct 3, 2012 at 5:55 PM, Jim Mather wrote: > > >> Great! A Hunq would complement my QB nicely too some day. Big Apples in > >> 50 are a very nice tire for something like a Hunq. > > >> happy trails > >> jim m > >> wc ca > > >> On Wed, Oct 3, 2012 at 4:28 PM, Robert F. Harrison > >> wrote: > > >>> "Your order has shipped." Those are four of my favorite words. > >>> Apparently I agreed to 2-Day Air shipping of a brand new 62cm Hunqapillar. > >>> The air shipping is a bit overboard when you live in Hawaii because, quite > >>> frankly, it all comes by air anyway. But as I ordered the bike back in May > >>> I think I'll be happier with a bike this weekend than I would be spending > >>> the weekend wondering when it'll arrive. Right now it's scheduled for this > >>> Friday...yes. > > >> -- > >> You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups > >> "RBW Owners Bunch" group. > >> To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. > >> To unsubscribe from this group, send email to > >> [email protected]. > >> For more options, visit this group at > >>http://groups.google.com/group/rbw-owners-bunch?hl=en. > > > -- > > Cheers, > > David > > Redlands, CA > > > ** > > "Censorship is telling a man he can't have a steak just because a baby > > can't chew it." -*Mark Twain* > > > -- > > You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups > > "RBW Owners Bunch" group. > > To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. > > To unsubscribe from this group, send email to > > [email protected]. > > For more options, visit this group at > >http://groups.google.com/group/rbw-owners-bunch?hl=en. > > -- > Robert Harrison > [email protected] > statrix.com- Hide quoted text - > > - Show quoted text - -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "RBW Owners Bunch" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/rbw-owners-bunch?hl=en.
