What's the reach of the 610s?
On Wed, Mar 9, 2011 at 5:39 PM, JL subfas...@gmail.com wrote:
UPDATE
All items are sold except
Nitto Noodle bars 41cm -$55
and
Weinmann vanquer 610 centerpull brakes F/R -$30
Thanks everyone.
On Mar 9, 9:56 am, J L subfas...@gmail.com wrote:
Hey
I have a bike with a B-67 that I sometimes use my Camper Longflap on. However,
the bag has to bend around the springs. I've also been thinking about buying
another Rivendell bag to keep on this particular bike. Do any of the work
better with a sprung saddle? I'm a little worried about the
All prices include shipping
1. Silver Bar End Shifters - SOLD
2. Sidi Dominator MTB shoes size 42 - $60
3. San Marco Rolls Titanium - SOLD
4. Shimano 105/ Mavic cpx22 wheelset - SOLD
5. Swift Industries custom Pannier/ Backpack - SOLD
6. Sugino Alpina Crankset like new - $125
On Mar 9, 10:50 pm,
The Sugino Alpinas are 170mm Double Compacts - 48/34
On Mar 10, 9:25 am, Beardpapa gts...@gmail.com wrote:
All prices include shipping
1. Silver Bar End Shifters - SOLD
2. Sidi Dominator MTB shoes size 42 - $60
3. San Marco Rolls Titanium - SOLD
4. Shimano 105/ Mavic cpx22 wheelset - SOLD
Not mine, and not my size, but it's a sweet one.
http://chicago.craigslist.org/nwc/bik/2255838173.html
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For not much money or effort you can rig up either a rack or a bracket
that pulls the bag back from the saddle and positions it in a more
upright, accessible fashion. Whether sprung or un-sprung, tilting a
bag to an almost horizontal angle so it can be fixed to the seatpost
is asking for trouble.
Probably. But the Sunrace shifters also FEEL really cheap, as well as
not costing much. They probably are reliable and functional and
everything Rivbike says, but they don't feel particularly nice when
I've used them. So I can kind of see the appeal of the Silver/Paul
combo for some people.
on ebay as well: *http://tinyurl.com/4azq3vg*
On Thu, Mar 10, 2011 at 11:29 AM, Marty mgie...@mac.com wrote:
Not mine, and not my size, but it's a sweet one.
http://chicago.craigslist.org/nwc/bik/2255838173.html
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Hi All looks like this is still available at a considerable lower price than
what I listed mine for. Looks like I overpaid. Anyway, to keep things fair
$30 shipped to CONUS.
Best,
Clayton
On Wed, Mar 9, 2011 at 3:28 PM, Clayton Scott clayton...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi All,
Have a 1 1/8 (9/8)
No problem. Here's a link to the page for this bike on my blog:
http://gspiess.wordpress.com/the-bikes/2007-surly-long-haul-trucker/
Click each pic for bigamy.
doc
On Mar 10, 11:56 am, Brett Lindenbach brett.lindenb...@gmail.com
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doc, do you have larger, clearer pictures with closeups
doc, do you have larger, clearer pictures with closeups of your solutions?
thanks,
brett
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I have had the same issue with bags (Carradice Barleys) on several
bikes with sprung saddles. I rectified the wearing on one by
attaching a Bagman bag support to the lower rails of the saddle. I
have heard some complaints from people about these either coming loose
or breaking the saddle rails
There were two things I disliked about the SunRace thumbshifters on my
wife's Yves Gomez
1. Can't get the clamp tight enough. On CroMo Alba bars, they slip
and slide. Maybe with Aluminum bars they could dig in and hold. the
wimpy steel clamp just doesn't hold well
2. The friction force is
On Thu, 2011-03-10 at 11:44 -0800, William wrote:
There were two things I disliked about the SunRace thumbshifters on my
wife's Yves Gomez
1. Can't get the clamp tight enough. On CroMo Alba bars, they slip
and slide. Maybe with Aluminum bars they could dig in and hold. the
wimpy steel
Brett--maybe just overinflate, deflate, check bead seating again and
reinflate. I've had a few pairs of Hetres and have not noticed this
problem myself.
Ryan
On Mar 10, 11:55 am, Brett Lindenbach brett.lindenb...@gmail.com
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Hi All,
This is my first time using Grand Bois tires, so
Hmm, that is very tempting...
Ryan
On Mar 10, 8:29 am, Marty mgie...@mac.com wrote:
Not mine, and not my size, but it's a sweet one.
http://chicago.craigslist.org/nwc/bik/2255838173.html
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My Red Hetres run a little lumpy. They have since new, and I've run
them on three different wheelsets. I've only used proper 650B tubes.
My Soma New Express tires on the same wheels with the same tubes are
nice and smooth.
Riding, I've noticed the lumpiness more when running high pressure
(like
The handlebar diameter is fine. You crank down on the clamp bolt and
the metal just wimps out and bends. You get it tight today, and then
shift it a few times over a couple weeks of use, and the metal has
bent enough that it's loose again.
There is a friction adjustment but it is not strong
Folks,
Myself and my business partner will be in Austin for SXSW starting
tomorrow, and we're thinking that getting away from downtown a bit
each evening will be a good thing.
So the question is: does anyone have a bike or two that we could
borrow? Beaters are perfectly fine. They'll be locked
Geno-
Check out the Austin Yellow Bike Project:
http://austinyellowbike.org/
They probably have something you could borrow. Very fun people, too.
Cheers- Mike, fondly remebering my days in Austin, in So. Boston, Mass
On Thu, Mar 10, 2011 at 8:30 PM, Gino Zahnd ginoza...@gmail.com wrote:
Our little ride group finished a rolling hills ride in the Ione,
Valleys Springs, Pardee Dam area of Northern California. 60miles, 3k
climb. It was a lsd ride and we all had a great time. But, back to
riv stuff. I don't need fenders and never use any kind of rack. Even
so, my Riv Roadeo is just a
What size do ya'll ride? I'm guessing my 68cm bikes are too tall but I
could ask around. There's also rentals from Bicycle Sport Shop and I
talked to a couple of guys at NAHBS that picked up bikes on Craigslist
for the week for around $100. Kind of a pain to hook up to buy though.
Come to think of
I just received a WALD Woody Goody this afternoon and installed it.
The instructions make a big deal about taking it in to your bike shop
if you need to attach it to a bike with a quick release front wheel.
I am guessing that they are trying to avoid liability issues.
I went ahead and ran the
Someone (other than my girlfriend) tell me not to buy this.
Ryan
On Mar 10, 12:40 pm, rcnute rcn...@hotmail.com wrote:
Hmm, that is very tempting...
Ryan
On Mar 10, 8:29 am, Marty mgie...@mac.com wrote:
Not mine, and not my size, but it's a sweet one.
I suggest you mark the lumps on the tires with a piece of tape or
something. Then take the tires off and install them on another wheel,
ideally one with a different rim type. (If you have just one 650B
wheelset, switch back to front.)
If the lumps are gone, great. It probably was a tire seating
I'm a 58 riv-wise, and he's a 54-56.
Thanks for the info!
On Mar 10, 2011, at 7:50 PM, Cycletex clifwrightpho...@yahoo.com wrote:
What size do ya'll ride? I'm guessing my 68cm bikes are too tall but I
could ask around. There's also rentals from Bicycle Sport Shop and I
talked to a couple
Not mine, but I've been in contact with seller. Based on serial
number, this is Waterford built in 1996. Thinking about checking it
out myself, but would be happy to look at it on behalf of someone on
the list if there is interest.
On Mar 10, 10:47 am, Curtis Schmitt curtisrschm...@gmail.com
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