Let me be clear here: Using the Simplex derailleurs from my old bike
is not to save a few bucks on new derailleurs. It's because they
worked flawlessly for many years. I see no reason to change -- plus
they're a lot prettier than Shimano. All I'm trying to figure out is
what would be a
Gang:
I remember conversation about the Nigel Smythe Big Box when Riv first
put it up on the web in December, but has anyone actually bought one
and tried it yet? Expensive and gorgeous, I should think, but how
well does it work and do you get rubbing on the back of the thigh with
this
The Silver Hupe has been sold.
--Eric
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gilles berthoud
new saddle bag support
http://www.wallbike.com/berthoud/saddlebagrack.html
$130 shipped in conti usa
includes rack and stem which attaches to seatpost
never used
in absolute new condition
banjo bros waterproof pannier
just one
retrofitted with arkel mounting hardware
new
Just wanted to thank all of you for your help.
So here's what I've decided:
I'm using a double TA Cyclotouriste crank up front, chainwheels are 50
and 32
Simplex SLJ derailleur up front
Shimano 8-speed cassette 13-34 teeth (custom range)
Shimano XT M761 rear derailleur
I think all that will
Sounds like a good set-up.
You're probably on probation for posting. New list members have their
posts moderated by the administrator, just in case you try to start
trouble. Sometimes I wish I was still being moderated.
On Jan 12, 7:25 pm, John Ferguson rfj1...@yahoo.com wrote:
Just wanted to
of yeah
i know lots of other folks and shops
make these available for sale
but acme's are almost completely recycled
we did buy the plasticy coated jhooks
and will at some point need to buy a bag o nuts n bolts
otherwise its all recycled
we sell em for $15 each or $30 a pr
if you would like to
I'm told a 118 mm BB will work. We'll see what happens.
On Jan 12, 10:22 pm, JoelMatthews joelmatth...@mac.com wrote:
Simplex and TA Cyclotouriste are a match made in heaven, or at least
some cool looking shops in France.
Have you figured out which spindle to use in the bottom bracket? I
Don’t forget the thin spacers for the fixed cup side that let you cheat a
bit on chainline when you're down to your last millimeter.
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