I have my Quickbeam set up with Albastache bars with some Velo Orange grand cru
city levers which fit 23.8mm bars. These ones, I think:
https://velo-orange.com/collections/brake-levers/products/grand-cru-brake-levers
Works pretty nicely.
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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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Hi all
Selling the hunq frameset I bought off here a few years ago and have shamefully
never even unwrapped. Astonishingly, having two-year-old twins limits my time
for bikes and other hobbies. Who knew?
Having paid to get the thing posted across the Pacific it's almost certainly
not worth
I’ve got one on my Hunqapillar. Love it. Built the wheel and installed it
myself, which was easy except for putting the cables around the little bobbin
in the external shifting mechanism. Have one of the torque arms mounted along
the chainstay, which is good now that it’s double bolted in place
Noting Matt B’s view on whether this is a 64 or 66 in Riv’s sizing, would you
mind measuring the standover height?
At the risk of getting myself into trouble, how would you feel about
international shipping (to Australia)? Ruinously expensive, but needs must.
Cheers
Charlie
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Hi John
What's the rough stand over height on the SimpleOne - I can't find a geometry
chart anywhere that includes stand over. Rusty trigonometry indicates about
91cm, but I could be well off.
Second and possibly more problematic question - would you be prepared to post
it internationally
