[RBW] WTB: Mouseproof handlebar bag

[Drw]

I'm looking for a medium capacity handlebar bag with a few specific 
requirements. 

-rackless/decaleurless
-larger than the little tube barrel style bags
-uses a zipper or multi roll closure 

The last requirement is on account that the bike gets left in a rural shed 
and any bags with flap openings, like a carradice, become mouse nests 
really fast (also if anyone knows how to keep mice out of nesting in lawn 
mowers, that would be great intel).

Id have bought the velo orange mini rando bag but its sold out. Open to 
something bigger too, like a roadrunner jammer. Would like to keep it under 
100$

I have a honey brooks conquest, green guru triangle bag, soma osprey 
handlebars if a trade is of any interest. Also happy to pay. 

email is  Dr ewbeck meyer @gmail.com
Drew. Los angeles.

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Re: [RBW] Re: Landscapes within 10 miles (these actually within 5 miles) of home

[Patrick Moore]

David: Where is this in relation to the mountains separating Calabasas and
the coast highway? It has been too long since I lived (college) across the
street from the Malibu Creek State Park, back then the 20th Century Fox
Motion Picture Ranch. Are these shots anywhere near that and Las Virgines
Road on the way to Malibu? That area used to be prime weekend roadie
territory back in the early and mid 1970s, and I recall riding wonderful
canyon roads, Coldwater Creek etc, tho' my memory of the ear is now very
fuzzy.

Anecdote: Friend of friend, now retired podiatrist in southern NM, father
owned well known Santa Monica bike shop, took brakeless track bike into the
Santa Monica mountains, with predicted results.

On Sun, Apr 11, 2021 at 7:23 PM David Person  wrote:

> Prior to 2014 I was a member of the local cycling club and we would often
> ride the canyons of the Santa Monica Mountains.  One popular ride was the
> “Rock Store” ride one Mulholland Hwy, featured in at least one Tour of
> California.  After back surgery in 2015 my club riding days came to an end
> and I ordered a Sam Hillborne frameset and created my dream bike.  One
> Saturday morning last month I had my wife drop me off at the top of
> Mulholland and I rode the 10 miles home, reliving so of the good old days
> riding with my friends in the bike club.  These are some pictures I took
> along the way.
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[RBW] Re: Landscapes within 10 miles (these actually within 5 miles) of home

[Patrick Moore]

Just for fun: more high desert landscapes and cholo (used descriptively and
not deprecatingly; I happen to like the culture) English. The freeway is
I-25 on the way to Raton Pass -- I've driven it often cruising at 90 until
the CO border -- and the towns are northern RG valley north of Santa
Fe (still officially La Villa Real de la Santa Fe de San Francisco de Asís,
the Royal City of the Holy Faith of Saint Francis of Assisi).

I PUT SOME GAS - tribute to northern New Mexico talk...




On Sun, Apr 11, 2021 at 6:54 PM Patrick Moore  wrote:

> Following up with the exchange with Philip Barret, about we'uns posting
> landscapes within 10 miles of our several homes, here is a contribution,
> entirely justifying my earlier deprecation of my photography skills, or
> lack of them.
>
> Acequias, bridge-path and watergate infrastructure, pasture- and cropland,
> early in the season.
>
> Context: High desert NM; citywide, we get a 9" average of annual
> precipitation, actual amounts ranging from 14" on the average near the
> Sandia Mountain foothills on the east side of town, to about 5" in parts of
> the West Mesa. I think I, and the scenery, get's about the 9" average.
>
> Early, not late spring. Spring has sprung, but buds are just starting out.
> Give it another month, and things will be much greener; or will be if ...
>
> Dought. Yes, 9" is full-rain; we've missed our quota for a year or so now,
> this after a 1029 with more-than-ample rain by our standards and minor
> riverbank (Rio Grande -- Great River) flooding.
>
> Actually, even today it was greener than it looks in my photos; sorry for
> the poor quality. iPhone 6s, in case someone has tips for improvement. The
> Vida Verde farm shot in particular is surprisingly dark; facing west at
> about 4:30 MDST?
>
> Sand and dust! This region must have been undersea at one point for the
> soils is beach and riverine sand and silt; that and -- to the west --
> volcanic remnants.
>
> Once again, this riverine bosque (from the Spanish for "thicket") is a
> green strip about 2 miles or so wide in a high desert, 5 to 7.5K feet;
> wider where ancient pueblo Indian and later Hispanic-settler acequias --
> irrigation ditches, a system extending in a dense network 100's of total
> miles N/S within 1 mile on each side of the river -- brings the water to 
> *pocos
> ranchitos *and small truck farms, still worked along the river where
> high-end residential developments haven't developed.
>
> Water rights are still in 2021 governed by an ancient Spanish set of laws
> wholly independent of later common law and statute law developments, which
> may have originated long pre-Columbus; water rights and duties belong to
> the property and can't, or only with difficulty, be separated or
> transferred or sold -- no *Chinatown* (the movie) here!
>
> These photos show just a bit of the wide variety of acequia, bosque
> landscape, which will be much thicker, greener, and shady later in the
> season.
>
>
>
>
>
> --
>
> ---
> Patrick Moore
> Alburquerque, Nuevo Mexico, Etats Unis d'Amerique, Orbis Terrarum
>
>

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[RBW] X-Posting from iBoblist: ISO ss or ss-compatible 175 mm lowish-Q square taper crank for 32 t single ring

[Patrick Moore]

Riding the Monocog again today I once again thought that it would be nice
to remove at least 10 mm from the present 168 mm Q of the Truvativ crank
which has 15 mm right and 22.5 mm left clearance; I need 5 mm per side at
most, so could theoretically reduce Q to just over 140 mm on this frame,
tho' I'd be happy to reduce it below 160 mm. 168 mm q is rideable, but
trying to spin the 65" gear fast with the longer 175 mm arms emphasizes the
width.

At any rate, would like to find a small bcd crank with less flare for which
32 t rings are not too hard to find -- 32 happens to work well with a 15 or
16 t cog and my wheels in this frame. I am only familiar with 110, 130, and
144 bcds, so I'll need instruction on what to avoid as well as what to
seek. I think my Truvativ has a 104 mm bcd as the distance between adjacent
bolts is about 73 mm. 104 mm bcd cranks and rings seem to be popular BMX
components, no? They are cheap. What are good makes and models, with a
premium on (in descending order of importance) Q, quality, price, color
(black first, silver second, could use red)?

For used, not interested in very high dollar -- can move to 110 bcd if need
be with larger ring and cog; but interested to hear what you have to offer.

Also interested in 2-piece cranksets if 32 t ring and low Q as described,
and tolerably durable bearing system for very dusty and gritty surfaces.

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[RBW] ISO ss or ss-compatible 175 mm lowish-Q square taper crank for 32 t single ring

[Patrick Moore]

Riding the Monocog again today I once again thought that it would be nice
to remove at least 10 mm from the present 168 mm Q of the Truvativ crank
which has 15 mm right and 22.5 mm left clearance; I need 5 mm per side at
most, so could theoretically reduce Q to just over 140 mm on this frame,
tho' I'd be happy to reduce it below 160 mm. 168 mm q is rideable, but
trying to spin the 65" gear fast with the longer 175 mm arms emphasizes the
width.

At any rate, would like to find a small bcd crank with less flare for which
32 t rings are not too hard to find -- 32 happens to work well with a 15 or
16 t cog and my wheels in this frame. I am only familiar with 110, 130, and
144 bcds, so I'll need instruction on what to avoid as well as what to
seek. I think my Truvativ has a 104 mm bcd as the distance between adjacent
bolts is about 73 mm. 104 mm bcd cranks and rings seem to be popular BMX
components, no? They are cheap. What are good makes and models, with a
premium on (in descending order of importance) Q, quality, price, color
(black first, silver second, could use red)?

For used, not interested in very high dollar -- can move to 110 bcd if need
be with larger ring and cog; but interested to hear what you have to offer.

Also interested in 2-piece cranksets if 32 t ring and low Q as described,
and tolerably durable bearing system for very dusty and gritty surfaces.

Thanks.

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[RBW] Re: WTB: Brooks B17 short in honey

[jeffbog...@hotmail.com]

I have a b17 standard honey (not the S) that I would sell for $85

Jeff
(Alabama)

On Saturday, April 10, 2021 at 3:25:22 PM UTC-5 Andrew Turner wrote:

> Hey group! 
> If anyone's looking to get rid of their B17 short honey, I'd be interested 
> :) 
>
> Andrew
> Franklin, TN
>

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Re: [RBW] Re: Front Derailleurs / Derailers / Whatever

[Patrick Moore]

It's fun to make your own bike parts, but just FYI: BB Bash Guard offers
nice looking guards in all sizes and shapes and colors for very little
money. I saw one just now for $12; I think mine is like that.

https://bbgbashguard.com

My brother has made his own from discarded rings, but he starts by snapping
the teeth off with a vise grip or something like that. I should think that
easier than sawing.

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[RBW] Re: FS: Ritchey P-650b frame, 19" (large), $650

[saintruggler]

If it was the P-29er version, I'd be all over this! Very nice looking 
frames.

Eric

On Sunday, April 11, 2021 at 2:18:40 PM UTC-7 Scot Brooks wrote:

> Forgot to add the geometry chart
>
> On Sunday, April 11, 2021 at 5:04:51 PM UTC-4 Scot Brooks wrote:
>
>> This frame was built up to test for size and disassembled. Happy to ship, 
>> should be $40 or less with bikeflights. Comes with Cane Creek 40 headset. 
>
>

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Re: [RBW] Re: Front Derailleurs / Derailers / Whatever

[Ian A]

Hacksawing off the teeth and then filing is best. You can always remount it 
on the crank to the bike and have someone turn the crank while you hold the 
file to the ring, creating a makeshift lathe. Using a dremel or 
benchgrinder means potentially breathing in fine aluminum dust, which is 
not a healthy option.

IanA Alberta Canada
On Saturday, April 10, 2021 at 4:19:21 PM UTC-6 RichS wrote:

> Hello Matthew,
>
> Not sure if this is the most efficient method to create a DIY guard but so 
> far I'm happy with the effort. Here is a work in progress picture  of the 
> guard. It started life as a 50 tooth Shimano 110bcd ring. My big (now 
> middle) ring has 46 teeth. Following is how the modification went:
>
> 1. Used a hacksaw to remove the teeth without getting too close to the 
> line which would become the outer edge of the guard. This went pretty 
> quickly.
> 2. Next, used an oscillating tool for careful removal of the remaining 
> material while avoiding cutting into the new edge and maintaining an even 
> circumference. Slow process!
> 3. Using fine and coarse files along with coarse emery cloth I was able to 
> achieve a smooth edge. 
> 4. Last step: Steel wool and wet sanding with various grades of emery 
> cloth to get a decent finish.
>
> I don't have a bench grinder or dremel but those would certainly be 
> helpful. If you're game I'd say give it a try. I'll post a picture when I 
> reach the finish line.
>
> Best,
> Rich in ATL
>
> On Sat, Apr 10, 2021 at 1:23 PM Matthew P  wrote:
>
>> Neat Rich! Same here. I'm giving the triple to double conversion a second 
>> thought. I didn't like them before because I thought of them as a crippled 
>> triple. But this thread has changed my mind. The toothless outer ring has 
>> been referred to by multiple names with associated functions: bash guard 
>> and a term implying saves the cuff of your pants. These appeal to me more 
>> than ever, and I  like the idea of the toothless outer ring theoretically 
>> making it near impossible to throw the chain over/off the outermost toothed 
>> ring.
>>
>> So, Rich, a question: did you grind the teeth off a chaniring? Wouldn't 
>> that leave it very short? The one Riv sells seem to be as tall  as the 
>> toothed version. Whats the best DIY?
>>
>> -Matthew
>>
>> On Saturday, April 10, 2021 at 9:14:37 AM UTC-7 RichS wrote:
>>
>>> This thread has been of particular interest and help as I have never 
>>> performed a triple to a double with guard conversion. Currently putting the 
>>> finishing touches on a homemade chain guard (a rewarding effort so far). 
>>> The shared experiences here on derailer setup will be invaluable as I work 
>>> through this installation. 
>>>
>>> Thank you to all!
>>>
>>> Best,
>>> Rich in ATL
>>> On Thursday, April 8, 2021 at 3:45:46 PM UTC-4 Joe Bernard wrote:
>>>
 Ben, when you say "stuck" is the chain jamming and stopping the cranks, 
 or is it falling between the rings? If it's just a problem of the chain 
 not 
 moving over far enough to hit the granny, you may be able to adjust the 
 indexing (or reposition the cable in the fixing bolt) to make that shift 
 more solid against the chain. This is hard to explain in word pictures but 
 imagine a friction shift where you kept pushing down on the left bar-end 
 until the chain made it over to the small ring. Her shifter needs to slap 
 that fd cage over hard/far enough to complete the shift. 


 On Thursday, April 8, 2021 at 12:31:46 PM UTC-7 Ben Miller wrote:

> Thanks Joe, 
>
> I think I'll try the chain first and see if that fixes it. Hopefully 
> it will, since my GF is not terribly interested in barcons or DT shifters 
> (it actually had barcons originally and I replaced those at her request 
> with the R9).
>
> Ben
> On Wednesday, April 7, 2021 at 1:59:23 PM UTC-7 Ed Carolipio wrote:
>
>> I suggest using an FD for a road triple or a mountain triple (instead 
>> of a road double) with the 38-24 cranks as those are just the middle and 
>> inner chainrings the FD expects in a triple. The 105 is designed for a 
>> very 
>> large outer ring (around 50-ish) in a compact double crankset (43.5mm 
>> chainline).
>>
>> Shimano CX-70 is a popular choice - as Bill points out - and it's 
>> designed around a 46-30 compact crankset. The new GRX FD would probably 
>> work as well since that is designed for a 46-29 compact crankset, though 
>> I 
>> don't have direct experience with it.
>>
>> I like to run a mountain triple (the venerable Shimano Deore M-591) 
>> with the 38-24 as well the 34-24 (low-low) and the 42-26 (Sugino XD600 
>> with 
>> a chainguard as outer ring) from Riv. I have also used a Shimano Sora 
>> FD-3030 with good success:
>>
>>
>> https://bike.shimano.com/en-EU/product/component/sora-r3000/FD-R3030-B.html
>>  
>> --Ed C.
>>
>> On 

[RBW] Re: FS: Phil Wood High Flange flip/flop hubset, new. $300 obo + actual shipping

[Scot Brooks]

Sold. 

On Sunday, April 11, 2021 at 1:10:56 PM UTC-4 Scot Brooks wrote:

> These are unused, but have just been lightly banging around in the same 
> box for years.

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[RBW] Re: For Sale: Saddles, Drive Train from Joe Appaloosa, other small items

[Roberta]

I forgot:  Shipping would be from Philadelphia, PA, 19154.

On Sunday, April 11, 2021 at 4:31:38 PM UTC-4 Roberta wrote:

> Pictures:
>
>
> On Sunday, April 11, 2021 at 4:21:14 PM UTC-4 Roberta wrote:
>
>> The saddles were all great, but I found B67 and B68s, purchased from RBW 
>> members better for me, so I'm selling all the saddles I've tried over the 
>> last four years. Shipping not included, but RBW and iBob forum members get 
>> 10% off CL price of saddles, which would probably cover most of the 
>> shipping.
>>
>> Brooks B17 Black Excellent Condition.   $100 
>> https://philadelphia.craigslist.org/bop/d/philadelphia-brooks-b17-black-excellent/7305266979.html
>>
>> Brooks Flyer Black Excellent Condition.   $100 
>> https://philadelphia.craigslist.org/bop/d/philadelphia-brooks-flyer-black/7305270595.html
>>
>> Brooks Flyer Black  Good condition on riding surface but scuffed in 
>> back.  $80 
>> https://philadelphia.craigslist.org/bop/d/philadelphia-brooks-flyer-black-good/7305273890.html
>>
>> Selle Anatomica NSX Black Excellent Condition. $100  
>> https://philadelphia.craigslist.org/bop/d/philadelphia-selle-anatomica-nsx-black/7305278060.html
>>   
>> (I really liked this saddle and thought it superior to B17 for comfort.)
>>
>> Selle Anatomica X2  Excellent Condition.  $100 
>> https://philadelphia.craigslist.org/bop/d/philadelphia-selle-anatomica-x2-black/7305282076.html
>>
>> Selle Anatomica Saddle Sauce $10 
>> https://philadelphia.craigslist.org/bop/d/philadelphia-selle-anatomica-saddle/7305284974.html
>>
>> Other items:
>> Fuchsia color handlebar Tape--2 rolls. New. I think it's Green Grips 
>> Brand.  $15 for the pair.  Perk up those handlebars!  
>> https://analogcycles.com/product/green-grips-bar-tape/
>>
>> Possum Merino Neckie--Raspberry.  New.   Sold out at Riv.  It's 
>> beautiful, but I think this will be too warm for me.  $30.  
>> https://www.rivbike.com/products/possum-wool-neckie-cable-charcoal?_pos=1&_sid=99669a798&_ss=r
>>
>> Sackville Strap $10. New.  I bought this for my Banana Sack, but it is 
>> too wide.  I'd also do an exchange for a 10-14" strap that is not as wide 
>> so I can use it as intended.  
>> https://www.rivbike.com/collections/bags/products/long-buckle-sackville-leather-strap-15-each
>>
>> Pedals that came with Joe Appaloosa.  $15.  One pedal is perfect.  The 
>> other has minor lateral movement, so the pedal "clicks" at the top of the 
>> stroke.  I've sold the Joe A and the new owner put on his own pedals.
>>
>> Pedals I purchased from a wonderful list member because I was getting a 
>> new bike and needed something within a few days.  These are very nice 
>> touring pedals, no issues.  I ended up replacing them with the Clem pedals, 
>> just because they were thinner.  $5 (These have good reviews on Amazon, but 
>> I just cannot find the pedal.)
>>
>> Cork Grips.  $15.  These are nice in they have the barrel shape (very 
>> comfy) and I had them on Joe Appaloosa for awhile.  I bought this extra set 
>> since changing handlebars means ruining the grips and I liked these.  Since 
>> sold the bike, so no need for these.
>>
>> Drive Train takeoffs from Joe Appaloosa, from when I changed it to 1x11.  
>> Ridden almost exclusively on pavement, never in rain.  Always stored 
>> indoors.   Approx 3000 miles, used for three years.  Since  don't have the 
>> proper degreasers, these come with plenty of dirt (no extra charge :)  ) 
>> and need to be cleaned.
>>
>> Rear Derailleur.   Shimano Deore M591  $30
>> Front Derailleur.  Shimano FD-CX70  $25
>> Cassette with hardware. Shimano HG.  $20 .   36, 32, 28, 24, 21, 18, 16, 
>> 14.
>> Chain. $10.
>>
>> Shipping not included, and it could take me up to a week to pack and 
>> ship, so please let me know if you're in a hurry.
>>
>>
>>

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[RBW] For Sale: Saddles, Drive Train from Joe Appaloosa, other small items

[Roberta]

The saddles were all great, but I found B67 and B68s, purchased from RBW 
members better for me, so I'm selling all the saddles I've tried over the 
last four years. Shipping not included, but RBW and iBob forum members get 
10% off CL price of saddles, which would probably cover most of the 
shipping.

Brooks B17 Black Excellent Condition.   $100 
https://philadelphia.craigslist.org/bop/d/philadelphia-brooks-b17-black-excellent/7305266979.html

Brooks Flyer Black Excellent Condition.   $100 
https://philadelphia.craigslist.org/bop/d/philadelphia-brooks-flyer-black/7305270595.html

Brooks Flyer Black  Good condition on riding surface but scuffed in back.  
$80 
https://philadelphia.craigslist.org/bop/d/philadelphia-brooks-flyer-black-good/7305273890.html

Selle Anatomica NSX Black Excellent Condition. $100  
https://philadelphia.craigslist.org/bop/d/philadelphia-selle-anatomica-nsx-black/7305278060.html
  
(I really liked this saddle and thought it superior to B17 for comfort.)

Selle Anatomica X2  Excellent Condition.  $100 
https://philadelphia.craigslist.org/bop/d/philadelphia-selle-anatomica-x2-black/7305282076.html

Selle Anatomica Saddle Sauce $10 
https://philadelphia.craigslist.org/bop/d/philadelphia-selle-anatomica-saddle/7305284974.html

Other items:
Fuchsia color handlebar Tape--2 rolls. New. I think it's Green Grips 
Brand.  $15 for the pair.  Perk up those handlebars!  
https://analogcycles.com/product/green-grips-bar-tape/

Possum Merino Neckie--Raspberry.  New.   Sold out at Riv.  It's beautiful, 
but I think this will be too warm for me.  $30.  
https://www.rivbike.com/products/possum-wool-neckie-cable-charcoal?_pos=1&_sid=99669a798&_ss=r

Sackville Strap $10. New.  I bought this for my Banana Sack, but it is too 
wide.  I'd also do an exchange for a 10-14" strap that is not as wide so I 
can use it as intended.  
https://www.rivbike.com/collections/bags/products/long-buckle-sackville-leather-strap-15-each

Pedals that came with Joe Appaloosa.  $15.  One pedal is perfect.  The 
other has minor lateral movement, so the pedal "clicks" at the top of the 
stroke.  I've sold the Joe A and the new owner put on his own pedals.

Pedals I purchased from a wonderful list member because I was getting a new 
bike and needed something within a few days.  These are very nice touring 
pedals, no issues.  I ended up replacing them with the Clem pedals, just 
because they were thinner.  $5 (These have good reviews on Amazon, but I 
just cannot find the pedal.)

Cork Grips.  $15.  These are nice in they have the barrel shape (very 
comfy) and I had them on Joe Appaloosa for awhile.  I bought this extra set 
since changing handlebars means ruining the grips and I liked these.  Since 
sold the bike, so no need for these.

Drive Train takeoffs from Joe Appaloosa, from when I changed it to 1x11.  
Ridden almost exclusively on pavement, never in rain.  Always stored 
indoors.   Approx 3000 miles, used for three years.  Since  don't have the 
proper degreasers, these come with plenty of dirt (no extra charge :)  ) 
and need to be cleaned.

Rear Derailleur.   Shimano Deore M591  $30
Front Derailleur.  Shimano FD-CX70  $25
Cassette with hardware. Shimano HG.  $20 .   36, 32, 28, 24, 21, 18, 16, 14.
Chain. $10.

Shipping not included, and it could take me up to a week to pack and ship, 
so please let me know if you're in a hurry.


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[RBW] Re: WTB: Brooks B17 short in honey

[Roberta]

Not a B17S, but if the Professional S is similar enough for you, then this 
is on my local CL.  No relation. :

https://philadelphia.craigslist.org/bop/d/philadelphia-brooks-professional-saddle/7304201587.html
  


Roberta

On Saturday, April 10, 2021 at 4:25:22 PM UTC-4 Andrew Turner wrote:

> Hey group! 
> If anyone's looking to get rid of their B17 short honey, I'd be interested 
> :) 
>
> Andrew
> Franklin, TN
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[RBW] Looking for women’s Ti rail bearthoud saddle.

[sam . perez . 2002]

Hi all!
Looking for women’s Ti rail bearthoud saddle. Open to steel as well.

Thanks 
Sam

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Re: [RBW] Re: Fattest Tire on a QB?

[Patch T]

Very nice. They look great with the grilver frame. Some day they'll look 
great on my orange.
The mullet set up I have (different bike) with 650b x 48 is especially fun 
on trails for skidding through turns and gettin loose. Curious how it feels 
on a QB with 700c x 42.
If you don't feel good about the clearance you currently have, you can 
always move the wheel back with a longer chain or added links.
Enjoy!

Patch
BK/NY


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wrote:

> Update on this thread. My initial reaction is that these ultra dynamic 
> tires are dang nice. I have a mullet setup, so we will see if that 
> helps/makes the ride more sticky or not. That said, my first riding 
> reaction is: these raised the riding position from the 28s I was riding on 
> significantly. I really like that. Additionally, the increased tire size 
> really makes me more comfortable on sketchy roads. To me, that is a-ok! 
>
> The front has a fair amt of clearance, the rear...not so much. I don’t 
> think I could have gone much fatter. That is on a 58 qb...take from that 
> what you will. 
>
> These tires are a great compliment to the QB and I am all around stoked. 
>
>
>
> Sent from my iPhone
>
> On Apr 2, 2021, at 8:40 AM, 'Hudson Doerge' via RBW Owners Bunch <
> rbw-owne...@googlegroups.com> wrote:
>
> Ive also run BG Rock n Roads on my Simpleone with plenty of clearance. 
> Really the only limiting factor are my Paul mini Vs. One thing to take into 
> account is I believe the tire clearance gradually increased on different 
> batches of the QB and the SO had the most clearance yet.
>
>
> -Hudson in ATX
>
> On Sunday, March 28, 2021 at 1:56:41 PM UTC-5 robert.har...@gmail.com 
> wrote:
>
>> Hi everyone --
>>
>> I recently saw a post on Instagram (which I have subsequently lost track 
>> of) that showed a QB rocking Ultradynamico 700ccs (I think they were the 
>> Rosè racers). 
>>
>> As I am in the market for some new rubber I thought -- WOWZA -- that 
>> would be fun. So, I'm throwing myself at the mercy of the few the proud the 
>> QB riders on this list. What's the fattest you've been able to go on a QB 
>> (if it helps, I ride a 58...)
>>
>> Thanks all --
>>
>> RGinDC
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