Those pins will reach out and grab ya'
http://www.flickr.com/photos/cyclotourist/1864124903/in/set-72157600270682125
On Fri, Jul 15, 2011 at 10:20 PM, charlie wrote:
> These look okay but I prefer BMX style pedals the ones with a large
> platform, pins, sealed bearings, concave profile and CNC
These look okay but I prefer BMX style pedals the ones with a large
platform, pins, sealed bearings, concave profile and CNC machined
platform about 100mm square. I've never been gouged by pedal pins like
many seem to be scared off and this type of pedal is usually made
quite sturdy for between $5
For those that are interested or have a free day.
Monday to Tuesday- SF to Half Moon Bay Via Planet of the Apes Road.
Camp at Half Moon Bay State Park then ride back the next day via
Devils Slide.
Questions? Go with your gut. Don't over think this just go!
Bring everything or nothing!
Starting late
Thanks for pointing these out. I haven't seen them & didn't even know
Ergon made pedals. If they are as well thought out as their
handgrips, they have some merit. It would be interesting to see how
the safety tread stuff works when wet. It does well on stair treads,
etc. I love my Grip Kings b
I didn't see that the Soma is functionally similar to the Blériot or the Sam
H. My read was that the Soma tubing is lightweight and not ideal for
touring (Despite the rack mounts on the seat stays, it isn't a touring bike.
The tubing is too light for that.). The Blériot had some capability for
The Camp Spindle is sold.
The Shimano Cantilevers brakes are sold.
Shimano 600 Shifters are sold.
On Jul 13, 11:12 am, Kevin Pollen wrote:
> I am cleaning out some of my spare parts that i just don't have room
> for anymore. These are all in good to great condition. you can see all
> the photos
I was curious whether any of you who enjoy pedaling free have tried the
Ergon PC-2 Pedals http://www.ergon-bike.com/us/en/interbike2010-pc2
They are certainly not the prettiest pedals but they look interesting for a
city bike.
Dan Abelson
St. Paul, MN
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I'm calling this the summer to get rid of all my "projects"….many more
to come.For sale, shipping included in CONUS.
VO decaleur kit for 1 1/8" threadless - Bag mount and receiver $20
Acorn tubular bag (tan)..mounted a couple times, don't think it's ever
been on the road? $50
Nitto front ra
Thanks for the interest, it's found a new home!!!
On Fri, Jul 15, 2011 at 7:18 AM, cyclotourist wrote:
> Free shipping on West Coast, minimal ($10-15) elsewhere. I want to get
> this thing in the mail today!!!
>
>
> On Thu, Jul 14, 2011 at 10:03 PM, cyclotourist wrote:
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>> Mounted, rode around
Hey Jim -
Did Dustin end up taking the albatross bars?
If not, I'd like em (I have a sam waiting at Riv).
Let me know!
-Zack
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I'm surprised it hasn't been snapped up too. That's a good price, and
the tiny dent is negligible.
On Thu, Jul 14, 2011 at 10:07 AM, Joe Bernard wrote:
> It's been posted several times, which tells me someone should make an offer
> he can't refuse. I'm surprised no one has snapped it up. Not my
That is such a nice looking bike! A while back, in one of the Readers -
can't recall which one, but I'll dig into my discs later today unless
someone beats me to it - Grant did a piece on bicycle aesthetics. Seems that
this LL nails it in every way.
Marty
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Do you still have the lugged nitto seatpost?
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I wasn't questioning the difference between $900 and $1000 so much as
commenting on the fact that: Soma/Maxway/whoever can produce all of frame
sizes for one price vs. RBW having to source the larger and smaller Sams to
Waterford, at higher prices.
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Here is a 1998 LL with canti brakes built by Joe Starck, not
Waterford.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/46647848@N02/5434632944/in/photostream
On Jul 14, 5:45 pm, Joe Bernard wrote:
> I believe anything officially labeled a LongLow is Waterford. When the full
> customs started, there was no longer
Upon careful examination (of this low rez photo) this appears to be an
Atlantis, probably a 61cm.
Tom Dusky
Huntington Woods, MI
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I have a 2000 Riv custom Long Low with short reach brakes, built be
Joe Stark.
Grant categorized the customs back then as Road Standard, Long Low and
All Rounder.
The Road Standard and Long Low usually had no canti mounts and the All
Rounder did.
Tom Dusky
Huntington Woods, MI
On Jul 14, 8:45 pm
Free shipping on West Coast, minimal ($10-15) elsewhere. I want to get this
thing in the mail today!!!
On Thu, Jul 14, 2011 at 10:03 PM, cyclotourist wrote:
> Mounted, rode around the block, and removed. Other than that, brand new
> wheel built on a used but very low mileage (under 100 miles) h
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