Now, pictures! http://tinyurl.com/2b563ec
On Nov 6, 5:27 am, Thomas Lynn Skean <thomaslynnsk...@comcast.net>
wrote:
> This is embarrassing. It's no big deal, I don't think. But I really
> tried to get it right the first time.
>
> The SaddleSack XS that I have was one that RBW sold at a small
> discount at the time because it was made from a lighter-weight fabric
> than the regular SaddleSack XS (I *think* it was 12oz versus 15-
> or-16oz). It is also a slightly different color, though I can't be
> sure of the difference. I think they said it had less grey in it or
> something. More green, maybe? If you're trying to match colors (a fine
> thing to do, BTW), it's probably different enough to warrant re-
> consideration.
>
> Anyway, I'm dropping the price $3. Now it's $32.
>
> And, there is a queue of folks who want the SaddleSack XS as of now.
> So I'm basically doing this to simply get the info out there. Everyone
> keeps their position in that queue (based on my receipt of the e-
> mail). I've e-mailed the firstest already.
>
> Pictures of all the bags will be made available later today. FYI...
> I'll be able to ship whatever's spoken for at the time starting
> Monday.
>
> Yours, in humble apology,
> Thomas Lynn Skean
>
> On Nov 5, 4:18 pm, Thomas Lynn Skean <thomaslynnsk...@comcast.net>
> wrote:
>
>
>
> > Hi, all.
>
> > Sob, sob. It's time. I just cannot rationalize keeping these things.
> > It's not that I don't like them or that they don't function well. But,
> > in the end, I don't use them any more *and* don't expect to want to.
>
> > That's not to say I won't miss them; I do love bags! But still...
>
> > They are all in very-good-to-excellent shape. Please contact me off-
> > list ("reply to author") if you are interested. All prices include
> > shipping to CONUS. Paypal only, please. I'll update this thread if/as
> > each sells.
>
> > Sackville SaddleSack XS - olive - $35
> > Brand V GrabSack - $30
> > Brand V Bar Tube - $35 (See note below)
> > VO Croissant - $25
>
> > The Brand V Bar Tube is an earlier variety than those RBW sells now...
> > that is, I think the on I have was made by Tough Traveler, not
> > Waterbury. In any case, I know of no differences. But that could be
> > because I haven't paid any attention to the product's development
> > since I bought this one. If anyone knows of any differences, please
> > enlighten us all.
>
> > I'm willing to consider offsetting the price of any of the above items
> > for any of the following items in good working order:
>
> > - RBW's rain cover for a TrunkSack Small / Li'l Loafer (2 if you've
> > got 'em)
> > - Phil Wood retaining rings (British-threaded) (1 pair)... with or
> > without lock ring retaining compound
> > - Phil Wood bottom bracket tool (1 or 2) (consumer or pro)
> > - Nitto Technomic Standard stem (as sold by RBW, with long quill) with
> > either 25.4mm or 26mm clamp and 90-110mm length
> > - Nitto F-15 (or just its handlebar clamps and screws... I know this
> > is a long-long-shot, but hey... always fail if do not try!)
> > - Busch & Müller CycleStar mirror 2" arm (curved or straight), with or
> > without mounting hardware
>
> > Just suggest a starting offset value for any of those you have to
> > offer. I realize that, depending on the product(s) you offer me and
> > the product(s) I'm offering you, I may end up paying you.
>
> > Again, please reply off-list (reply to author).
>
> > Thanks!
>
> > Yours,
> > Thomas Lynn Skean- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -
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