Sometimes you can find nail polish that will match or come very close.
Clear polish will help prevent rust if you can’t find a color match.
On Friday, May 10, 2024 at 9:31:18 PM UTC-4 gds...@gmail.com wrote:
> I need Pea Sage Green. Got a "beusage" spot on my Romulus.
>
> On Fri, May 10, 2024,
I agree with Johnny Alien. Get Albastashe bars. I ride an X0-1 with
original mustache bars (precursor to Albastashe). Serves every purpose:
long road, fast road, light (unloaded) touring. Allows you to stretch out
or sit up as you want, with multiple hand positions. No switching
necessary.
Claris rear derailleur - new in box $35
MSW cartridge bottom bracket, English thread, 68mm shell, 122.5 spindle -
new in box $25
50 tooth chain ring, steel, 110 bolt circle - new $15
34 tooth chain ring steel, 110 bolt circle - ew $15
48 tooth chain ring, Shimano, alloy, 110 bolt circle - used,
Did it once. That was enough. Verrazano was tough at end. Lots of crazies.
Right of passage for any rider. Remember, it’s a ride not a race. Bring
extra tubes. Be prepared for rain and chilly weather (My daughter and I
rode in the wet. Not fun). Ride defensively. Enjoy the sights. As a New
First, I would love to buy your Ciocc if it was a 52-54 and I didn’t
already have 5 bikes I ride and 1 to sell (1994/5 Bontrager rebuilt for
road). Second, although I don’t own a Riv, I do own a mostly original X0-1
(the precursor to all Rivs). It seems to be the best all around choice as
it
Long chain stays usually mean a longer wheelbase which means a more
comfortable ride because you’re not sitting on top of the rear wheel (think
compact car vs. limo) and less climbing ability as the rider, again, is not
sitting over the rear wheel. That said, use a lower gear to climb and
The roller set up doesn’t really reduce friction as the cable rubs the
roller and the roller turns as well. The roller guide often moves and
causes cable issues if you’re not careful moving the bike or loading a
rack. The first set up (blue bike) should work better as long as you don’t
make
