On 05/02/2017 04:54 PM, Patrick Moore wrote:
I just noticed the rims -- very appealing, though I hear they require
yearly upkeep, like your old station hack.
The author, Tim Moore, of the very entertaining "Gironimo: Riding the
Very Terrible 1914 Tour of Italy", used NOS wooden rims on his period
Pro bike, and made his own brake pads out of wine bottle corks. Note
that the rims didn't give him problems, though many other components did.
I think wood rims would be very appealing on disc wheels.
as would a carbide headlamp for night operation along with a rear LED
blinkie
Image result for carbide bicycle headlamp
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