Re: [RBW] Re: Adding photos to Post

[Richard Borneman]

I used the paper clip, reduced the photo to smallest size. Even tried 
attaching a link to photo. No go.

On Sunday, May 8, 2022 at 5:07:00 PM UTC-4 Patrick Moore wrote:

> And, oh yes, please trim your messages!
>
> Thank you.
>
> On Sun, May 8, 2022 at 3:05 PM Patrick Moore  wrote:
>
>> Did you use the "paperclip" button to attach the photo instead of 
>> embedding it into the body of the email?
>>
>> How big are your photo files? You can use Mac's Preview application to 
>> reduce the size (by %: 75%, 50%, and so on); you don't need 4 gb for a 
>> clear photo.
>>
>> And O, People: Please don't embed huge photo files into the body of your 
>> emails! Use the paperclip! It's easy and prevents your message and every 
>> other message of the thread from disappearing into the invisible edges 
>> unless you view at 33%. I have a 42" gaming monitor (for work, not games) 
>> and these embedded files still extend out sideways until only 1/2 of the 
>> message is view-able without manually moving the window laterally.
>>
>> On Sun, May 8, 2022 at 7:31 AM Richard Borneman  wrote:
>>
>>> Tried to attach photo to a new post. Just title, two words and the 
>>> photo. No luck. Message too long.
>>> Same result with the Dell desktop or the Macbook Pro.
>>> I have looked at all my Google Group settings. Can't find anything 
>>> amiss. What am I missing?
>>> Richard
>>>
>>> On Saturday, May 7, 2022 at 3:46:48 PM UTC-4 J J wrote:
>>>
 Echoing aeroperf's suggestion to use the paperclip to attach photos. 
 I've had issues posting photos using the Mail app on Mac and iPhone, but 
 logging in to Google Groups with a browser allowed me to include photos, 
 as 
 aeroperf suggested.

 On Saturday, May 7, 2022 at 11:33:38 AM UTC-4 aeroperf wrote:

> A couple of things to check that I have run into—
>
> There are three dots at the bottom of both your second post and 
> Garth’s post in this thread.
> When you click on that, it expands and shows the post that you are 
> “replying” to, even if you clicked “Reply all”.
> All that is also included in your post.
>
> So maybe you are “replying” to a post that is replying to a post…that 
> each already have photos attached…and so, your message is too long even 
> if 
> it is only a couple of words.  All that other stuff goes along, and gets 
> credited to your post.
>
> Easiest way out of that is to put a couple of words or a sentence in 
> your post window, and check for the three dots in your post window, and 
> click them to expand, and then delete everything below your couple of 
> words.  That should give you a clean post to work with.
>
> Another thing I’ve found is that you can attach photos with the 
> paperclip, and that seems to sometimes work better for me on larger 
> photos 
> than the in-line insertions.
>
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[RBW] Re: FS: Brooks Brn Imperial, B17 Special & B67 aged

[Alex Wirth- Owner, Yellow Haus Bicycles]

B17 Special gone

On Saturday, May 7, 2022 at 9:54:25 AM UTC-4 Alex Wirth- Owner, Yellow Haus 
Bicycles wrote:

> On Saturday, May 7, 2022 at 9:53:50 AM UTC-4 Alex Wirth- Owner, Yellow 
> Haus Bicycles wrote:
>
>> On Saturday, May 7, 2022 at 9:53:29 AM UTC-4 Alex Wirth- Owner, Yellow 
>> Haus Bicycles wrote:
>>
>>>

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Re: [RBW] Re: Adding photos to Post

[Patrick Moore]

And, oh yes, please trim your messages!

Thank you.

On Sun, May 8, 2022 at 3:05 PM Patrick Moore  wrote:

> Did you use the "paperclip" button to attach the photo instead of
> embedding it into the body of the email?
>
> How big are your photo files? You can use Mac's Preview application to
> reduce the size (by %: 75%, 50%, and so on); you don't need 4 gb for a
> clear photo.
>
> And O, People: Please don't embed huge photo files into the body of your
> emails! Use the paperclip! It's easy and prevents your message and every
> other message of the thread from disappearing into the invisible edges
> unless you view at 33%. I have a 42" gaming monitor (for work, not games)
> and these embedded files still extend out sideways until only 1/2 of the
> message is view-able without manually moving the window laterally.
>
> On Sun, May 8, 2022 at 7:31 AM Richard Borneman  wrote:
>
>> Tried to attach photo to a new post. Just title, two words and the photo.
>> No luck. Message too long.
>> Same result with the Dell desktop or the Macbook Pro.
>> I have looked at all my Google Group settings. Can't find anything amiss.
>> What am I missing?
>> Richard
>>
>> On Saturday, May 7, 2022 at 3:46:48 PM UTC-4 J J wrote:
>>
>>> Echoing aeroperf's suggestion to use the paperclip to attach photos.
>>> I've had issues posting photos using the Mail app on Mac and iPhone, but
>>> logging in to Google Groups with a browser allowed me to include photos, as
>>> aeroperf suggested.
>>>
>>> On Saturday, May 7, 2022 at 11:33:38 AM UTC-4 aeroperf wrote:
>>>
 A couple of things to check that I have run into—

 There are three dots at the bottom of both your second post and Garth’s
 post in this thread.
 When you click on that, it expands and shows the post that you are
 “replying” to, even if you clicked “Reply all”.
 All that is also included in your post.

 So maybe you are “replying” to a post that is replying to a post…that
 each already have photos attached…and so, your message is too long even if
 it is only a couple of words.  All that other stuff goes along, and gets
 credited to your post.

 Easiest way out of that is to put a couple of words or a sentence in
 your post window, and check for the three dots in your post window, and
 click them to expand, and then delete everything below your couple of
 words.  That should give you a clean post to work with.

 Another thing I’ve found is that you can attach photos with the
 paperclip, and that seems to sometimes work better for me on larger photos
 than the in-line insertions.

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Re: [RBW] Re: Adding photos to Post

[Patrick Moore]

Did you use the "paperclip" button to attach the photo instead of embedding
it into the body of the email?

How big are your photo files? You can use Mac's Preview application to
reduce the size (by %: 75%, 50%, and so on); you don't need 4 gb for a
clear photo.

And O, People: Please don't embed huge photo files into the body of your
emails! Use the paperclip! It's easy and prevents your message and every
other message of the thread from disappearing into the invisible edges
unless you view at 33%. I have a 42" gaming monitor (for work, not games)
and these embedded files still extend out sideways until only 1/2 of the
message is view-able without manually moving the window laterally.

On Sun, May 8, 2022 at 7:31 AM Richard Borneman  wrote:

> Tried to attach photo to a new post. Just title, two words and the photo.
> No luck. Message too long.
> Same result with the Dell desktop or the Macbook Pro.
> I have looked at all my Google Group settings. Can't find anything amiss.
> What am I missing?
> Richard
>
> On Saturday, May 7, 2022 at 3:46:48 PM UTC-4 J J wrote:
>
>> Echoing aeroperf's suggestion to use the paperclip to attach photos. I've
>> had issues posting photos using the Mail app on Mac and iPhone, but logging
>> in to Google Groups with a browser allowed me to include photos, as
>> aeroperf suggested.
>>
>> On Saturday, May 7, 2022 at 11:33:38 AM UTC-4 aeroperf wrote:
>>
>>> A couple of things to check that I have run into—
>>>
>>> There are three dots at the bottom of both your second post and Garth’s
>>> post in this thread.
>>> When you click on that, it expands and shows the post that you are
>>> “replying” to, even if you clicked “Reply all”.
>>> All that is also included in your post.
>>>
>>> So maybe you are “replying” to a post that is replying to a post…that
>>> each already have photos attached…and so, your message is too long even if
>>> it is only a couple of words.  All that other stuff goes along, and gets
>>> credited to your post.
>>>
>>> Easiest way out of that is to put a couple of words or a sentence in
>>> your post window, and check for the three dots in your post window, and
>>> click them to expand, and then delete everything below your couple of
>>> words.  That should give you a clean post to work with.
>>>
>>> Another thing I’ve found is that you can attach photos with the
>>> paperclip, and that seems to sometimes work better for me on larger photos
>>> than the in-line insertions.
>>>
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[RBW] Re: Jim 7 speed cassette on a triple

[Garth]

I suppose the "guess" comes from experience in doing such gearing with a 
13-15-17-20-24-28-32 freewheel and 26/44/48 rings.  What usually doesn't 
get expressed about half stepping is that you simply don't have to half 
step, or certainly not all the time !  What I'd do is simply treat it like 
any other triple with typical spreads(like 36/48 rings for example), and 
only use the half steps as a fine tuning when necessary. the efficacy of 
all this really comes down to knowing what gear ranges you typically ride 
for your local terrain. Hence, no cookie cutter formulas ! This is what I 
love about multiple rings and cogs, there's endless ways to configure  and 
shift it all. 

On Sunday, May 8, 2022 at 12:59:54 PM UTC-4 Drew Saunders wrote:

> "A half step triple would work, like a 44/40/28 for example. The numbers 
> are off the top of my head, not a suggestion. Having the half step would 
> help split some of the large jumps in the cassette."
>
> You guessed pretty well. The jumps in the 13-42 average about 18%, and a 
> 44-40 is about a 9% change, so that's a near perfect half step. A 28-42 is 
> a pretty low gear, so if anyone really wanted to live through the glory 
> years of half-step gearing again, the 13-42 would work. I don't know why 
> anyone would want to shift so much if they didn't have to, but you could.
>
> On Wednesday, May 4, 2022 at 5:00:26 PM UTC-7 Garth wrote:
>
>> As long as you're within the total capacity of the RD it could work with 
>> one of those Wolf Tooth derailleur hanger extensions, called a Roadlink I 
>> think. Others make them, but Wolfies and Wheels Mfg I know for sure use a 
>> stainless steel bolt, while the other use aluminum.  The Wolfie helps to 
>> clear the largest cog only, it doesn't add any capacity, that's for the 
>> RD.  A 13-42 , at 29 teeth, doesn't leave much room for a triple with much 
>> spread. 45t is what most mtb RD are ? That leaves 16t spread for the rings. 
>> I for one never use certain combos of course so these "formulas" are 
>> theoretical, actual use, if you know what you're doing, can go beyond all 
>> that. "Know what you're doing" ... meaning  not running say a 26t small 
>> cog and the last 3 cogs, and likewise, not using the big ring in at least 
>> the 2 largest cogs, it really depends on the crank chainline and how much 
>> you heed or ignore the horrible sound of cross angling of the chain. 
>>
>> A half step triple would work, like a 44/40/28 for example. The numbers 
>> are off the top of my head, not a suggestion. Having the half step would 
>> help split some of the large jumps in the cassette. 
>>
>> On Wednesday, May 4, 2022 at 7:11:11 PM UTC-4 Sam Perez wrote:
>>
>>> Any one know if a 7 speed 42 would work with a long cage silver triple? 
>>> Or is it only compatible with a wide double? 
>>>
>>> Thanks 
>>> Samuel 
>>>
>>> Sent from my iPhone
>>
>>

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Re: [RBW] Re: Jim 7 speed cassette on a triple

[Patrick Moore]

Half-stepping actually makes sense for rolling terrain where you shift at
least a couple of rear cogs at a time -- terrain with sharp elevation
changes, and use the chainrings to fine tune on flatter portions. But it
made more sense with few rear cogs; I worked it out once long ago and it
works well with up to 5 or 6 cogs; beyond that number and you end up with
too many high gears or too-small gaps at the low end. But I did "pseudo
half step" a 7 speed cassette, half-stepping the middle 5 and using the big
(IIRC, 4 t jump) as a bailout with inner ring only, and the small as a
downhill gear with the big ring only; with 48/45 or 47/44 rings, this gave
a very useful commuting setup, with the 2 most-used cruising gears in the
middle 17 t cog, and "indexed" shifting between the 2 rings (IIRC, the
cruising gears were roughly 70" and 65"). Front shifts are very fast and
precise: just slam the lever back and forth against the stops, at least, if
you don't have a granny ring (my granny was the 32 t big #7 cog).

Of course, 9+ speeds make all of this more or less academic.

On Sun, May 8, 2022 at 10:59 AM Drew Saunders 
wrote:

> "A half step triple would work, like a 44/40/28 for example. The numbers
> are off the top of my head, not a suggestion. Having the half step would
> help split some of the large jumps in the cassette."
>
> You guessed pretty well. The jumps in the 13-42 average about 18%, and a
> 44-40 is about a 9% change, so that's a near perfect half step. A 28-42 is
> a pretty low gear, so if anyone really wanted to live through the glory
> years of half-step gearing again, the 13-42 would work. I don't know why
> anyone would want to shift so much if they didn't have to, but you could.
>

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[RBW] Help finding 26.0 Nitto Handlebar like their 25.4 b812...

[Hunter Harr]

Hey, any help would be great. 

Looking to switch from Noodles on my Appaloosa to upright and had some 
Civia Aldrich bars back on a Hillborne a few years ago. The B812s look like 
the ticket, but would like to keep the 26.0 DirtDrop stem

Know I could use a shim, would rather not if I can find these bars. Which I 
know I saw, but can not find anymore.

Checked the usual suspects... Blue Lug, SimWorks, Alex's Cycles, jitensha, 
Retrogression...

Who did I miss that may have it?


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[RBW] Re: Jim 7 speed cassette on a triple

[Drew Saunders]

"A half step triple would work, like a 44/40/28 for example. The numbers 
are off the top of my head, not a suggestion. Having the half step would 
help split some of the large jumps in the cassette."

You guessed pretty well. The jumps in the 13-42 average about 18%, and a 
44-40 is about a 9% change, so that's a near perfect half step. A 28-42 is 
a pretty low gear, so if anyone really wanted to live through the glory 
years of half-step gearing again, the 13-42 would work. I don't know why 
anyone would want to shift so much if they didn't have to, but you could.

On Wednesday, May 4, 2022 at 5:00:26 PM UTC-7 Garth wrote:

> As long as you're within the total capacity of the RD it could work with 
> one of those Wolf Tooth derailleur hanger extensions, called a Roadlink I 
> think. Others make them, but Wolfies and Wheels Mfg I know for sure use a 
> stainless steel bolt, while the other use aluminum.  The Wolfie helps to 
> clear the largest cog only, it doesn't add any capacity, that's for the 
> RD.  A 13-42 , at 29 teeth, doesn't leave much room for a triple with much 
> spread. 45t is what most mtb RD are ? That leaves 16t spread for the rings. 
> I for one never use certain combos of course so these "formulas" are 
> theoretical, actual use, if you know what you're doing, can go beyond all 
> that. "Know what you're doing" ... meaning  not running say a 26t small 
> cog and the last 3 cogs, and likewise, not using the big ring in at least 
> the 2 largest cogs, it really depends on the crank chainline and how much 
> you heed or ignore the horrible sound of cross angling of the chain. 
>
> A half step triple would work, like a 44/40/28 for example. The numbers 
> are off the top of my head, not a suggestion. Having the half step would 
> help split some of the large jumps in the cassette. 
>
> On Wednesday, May 4, 2022 at 7:11:11 PM UTC-4 Sam Perez wrote:
>
>> Any one know if a 7 speed 42 would work with a long cage silver triple? 
>> Or is it only compatible with a wide double? 
>>
>> Thanks 
>> Samuel 
>>
>> Sent from my iPhone
>
>

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[RBW] Re: FS: Parts

[J S]

If any prices seem high please send me a private message so I can work with 
you.  
On Sunday, May 8, 2022 at 10:55:27 AM UTC-4 J S wrote:

> Updated….
> Sold, Nitto rack, 1 pair Diacompe brake levers, 7cm nitto technomic. 
>
> All prices exclude shipping. That can be figured later
>
> Nitto Campee rear rack, had on bike for a bit years ago, never really used 
> other than to hold a jacket.  My concern is shipping cost. $100 plus 
> shipping.  SOLD
>
> Nitto Albatross CroMo for local pickup in western MA unless you buy it 
> with the rack as both will fit the box I have, $50.  No picture. I can send 
> one if interested. 
>
> 2 nitto technomic stems, I believe the same as Tallux.  7 cm, has signs of 
> use, 9cm, minimal signs of use,  26.0, 225mm. $35 fot the 7cm, 40 fot the 
> 9cm plus shipping. 7cm SOLD
>
> MKS touring pedals (the real ones). So many shops sell MKS touring and 
> they are all different. These have a nice sized platform.  I lightly used, 
> $40, 1 new in package, $50, plus shipping. 
>
> 2 Suntour XCD 4050 triple front derailleurs, NIB, $45 plus shipping each.
>
> 2 sets Diacompe brake levers (the ones Riv sold) used, $25 plus shipping 
> per set. 1 set of Diacompe levers sold, 1 set left. 
>
> Suntour NOS XC Pro 32 hole rear hub, 130mm spacing for freewheel. $75 plus 
> shipping.
>
> 2 Suntour X-1 fron derailleurs, NOS, some shop wear. $25 plus shipping. 
>
> If prices seem high please contact me off list.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Joel
>
> On Saturday, May 7, 2022 at 1:54:55 PM UTC-4 Joel S wrote:
>
>> 7 cm stem is sold. 
>>
>> On Thursday, May 5, 2022 at 7:53:37 PM UTC-4 Joel S wrote:
>>
>>> I left out the Velo-orange smooth touring saddle.  Tried but not really 
>>> used. Excellent condition, $35 plus shipping 
>>>
>>> On Thursday, May 5, 2022 at 7:47:59 PM UTC-4 jrst...@gmail.com wrote:
>>>
 I will crosspost to iBob list

 Pics here 
 https://www.flickr.com/photos/84089808@N06/albums/72177720298612785

 All prices exclude shipping. That can be figured later

 Nitto Campee rear rack, had on bike for a bit years ago, never really 
 used other than to hold a jacket.  My concern is shipping cost. $100 plus 
 shipping

 Nitto Albatross CroMo for local pickup in western MA unless you buy it 
 with the rack as both will fit the box I have, $50.  No picture. I can 
 send 
 one if interested. 

 2 nitto technomic stems, I believe the same as Tallux.  7 cm, has signs 
 of use, 9cm, minimal signs of use,  26.0, 225mm. $35 fot the 7cm, 40 fot 
 the 9cm plus shipping

 MKS touring pedals (the real ones). So many shops sell MKS touring and 
 they are all different. These have a nice sized platform.  I lightly used, 
 $40, 1 new in package, $50, plus shipping. 

 2 Suntour XCD 4050 triple front derailleurs, NIB, $45 plus shipping 
 each.

 2 sets Disacompe brake levers (the ones Riv sold) used, $25 plus 
 shipping per set. 

 Suntour NOS XC Pro 32 hole rear hub, 130mm spacing for freewheel. $75 
 plus shipping.

 2 Suntour X-1 fron derailleurs, NOS, some shop wear. $25 plus shipping. 

 If prices seem high please contact me off list.

 Thanks,

 Joel




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[RBW] Re: FS: Parts

[J S]

Updated….
Sold, Nitto rack, 1 pair Diacompe brake levers, 7cm nitto technomic. 

All prices exclude shipping. That can be figured later

Nitto Campee rear rack, had on bike for a bit years ago, never really used 
other than to hold a jacket.  My concern is shipping cost. $100 plus 
shipping.  SOLD

Nitto Albatross CroMo for local pickup in western MA unless you buy it with 
the rack as both will fit the box I have, $50.  No picture. I can send one 
if interested. 

2 nitto technomic stems, I believe the same as Tallux.  7 cm, has signs of 
use, 9cm, minimal signs of use,  26.0, 225mm. $35 fot the 7cm, 40 fot the 
9cm plus shipping. 7cm SOLD

MKS touring pedals (the real ones). So many shops sell MKS touring and they 
are all different. These have a nice sized platform.  I lightly used, $40, 
1 new in package, $50, plus shipping. 

2 Suntour XCD 4050 triple front derailleurs, NIB, $45 plus shipping each.

2 sets Diacompe brake levers (the ones Riv sold) used, $25 plus shipping 
per set. 1 set of Diacompe levers sold, 1 set left. 

Suntour NOS XC Pro 32 hole rear hub, 130mm spacing for freewheel. $75 plus 
shipping.

2 Suntour X-1 fron derailleurs, NOS, some shop wear. $25 plus shipping. 

If prices seem high please contact me off list.

Thanks,

Joel

On Saturday, May 7, 2022 at 1:54:55 PM UTC-4 Joel S wrote:

> 7 cm stem is sold. 
>
> On Thursday, May 5, 2022 at 7:53:37 PM UTC-4 Joel S wrote:
>
>> I left out the Velo-orange smooth touring saddle.  Tried but not really 
>> used. Excellent condition, $35 plus shipping 
>>
>> On Thursday, May 5, 2022 at 7:47:59 PM UTC-4 jrst...@gmail.com wrote:
>>
>>> I will crosspost to iBob list
>>>
>>> Pics here 
>>> https://www.flickr.com/photos/84089808@N06/albums/72177720298612785
>>>
>>> All prices exclude shipping. That can be figured later
>>>
>>> Nitto Campee rear rack, had on bike for a bit years ago, never really 
>>> used other than to hold a jacket.  My concern is shipping cost. $100 plus 
>>> shipping
>>>
>>> Nitto Albatross CroMo for local pickup in western MA unless you buy it 
>>> with the rack as both will fit the box I have, $50.  No picture. I can send 
>>> one if interested. 
>>>
>>> 2 nitto technomic stems, I believe the same as Tallux.  7 cm, has signs 
>>> of use, 9cm, minimal signs of use,  26.0, 225mm. $35 fot the 7cm, 40 fot 
>>> the 9cm plus shipping
>>>
>>> MKS touring pedals (the real ones). So many shops sell MKS touring and 
>>> they are all different. These have a nice sized platform.  I lightly used, 
>>> $40, 1 new in package, $50, plus shipping. 
>>>
>>> 2 Suntour XCD 4050 triple front derailleurs, NIB, $45 plus shipping each.
>>>
>>> 2 sets Disacompe brake levers (the ones Riv sold) used, $25 plus 
>>> shipping per set. 
>>>
>>> Suntour NOS XC Pro 32 hole rear hub, 130mm spacing for freewheel. $75 
>>> plus shipping.
>>>
>>> 2 Suntour X-1 fron derailleurs, NOS, some shop wear. $25 plus shipping. 
>>>
>>> If prices seem high please contact me off list.
>>>
>>> Thanks,
>>>
>>> Joel
>>>
>>>
>>>

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[RBW] Re: Adding photos to Post

[Richard Borneman]

Tried to attach photo to a new post. Just title, two words and the photo. 
No luck. Message too long.
Same result with the Dell desktop or the Macbook Pro.
I have looked at all my Google Group settings. Can't find anything amiss. 
What am I missing?
Richard

On Saturday, May 7, 2022 at 3:46:48 PM UTC-4 J J wrote:

> Echoing aeroperf's suggestion to use the paperclip to attach photos. I've 
> had issues posting photos using the Mail app on Mac and iPhone, but logging 
> in to Google Groups with a browser allowed me to include photos, as 
> aeroperf suggested.
>
> On Saturday, May 7, 2022 at 11:33:38 AM UTC-4 aeroperf wrote:
>
>> A couple of things to check that I have run into—
>>
>> There are three dots at the bottom of both your second post and Garth’s 
>> post in this thread.
>> When you click on that, it expands and shows the post that you are 
>> “replying” to, even if you clicked “Reply all”.
>> All that is also included in your post.
>>
>> So maybe you are “replying” to a post that is replying to a post…that 
>> each already have photos attached…and so, your message is too long even if 
>> it is only a couple of words.  All that other stuff goes along, and gets 
>> credited to your post.
>>
>> Easiest way out of that is to put a couple of words or a sentence in your 
>> post window, and check for the three dots in your post window, and click 
>> them to expand, and then delete everything below your couple of words. 
>>  That should give you a clean post to work with.
>>
>> Another thing I’ve found is that you can attach photos with the 
>> paperclip, and that seems to sometimes work better for me on larger photos 
>> than the in-line insertions.
>>
>>

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Re: [RBW] Wonderful Japanese Bike Storage

[John Rinker]

Hey Steven,

Hmmm. Shorts and sandals from Late March/April to Mid-November here in 
Yokohama. Super hot during August and September. The best months are 
October and May, for sure. 

Cheers,
John

On Sunday, May 8, 2022 at 8:37:30 PM UTC+9 Steven Sweedler wrote:

> John, how much of the year does the weather allow you to dress as you are 
> in this  video. Really enjoying your photos and  videos. Steve
>
> On Sun, May 8, 2022 at 1:57 AM John Rinker  wrote:
>
>> Loading my bike in the storage rack at school is almost as pleasurable as 
>> my ride to school. 
>>
>> Wonderful Japanese Bike Storage 
>> 
>>  (short 
>> video)
>>
>> I would love to have one of these in my workshop!
>>
>> Cheers,
>> John
>>
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Re: [RBW] Wonderful Japanese Bike Storage

[Steven Sweedler]

John, how much of the year does the weather allow you to dress as you are
in this  video. Really enjoying your photos and  videos. Steve

On Sun, May 8, 2022 at 1:57 AM John Rinker  wrote:

> Loading my bike in the storage rack at school is almost as pleasurable as
> my ride to school.
>
> Wonderful Japanese Bike Storage
> 
>  (short
> video)
>
> I would love to have one of these in my workshop!
>
> Cheers,
> John
>
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[RBW] Re: Wonderful Japanese Bike Storage

[brendonoid]

Yes please! That is so elaborate yet functional. I love it.

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