Scotty - just order one to complement your Homer. That's what I just did. I
know what you mean - I love that Hunqa color and ride. It will be my rough road
and camp bike.
Brian Hanson
Seattle, WA
On Apr 23, 2012, at 11:16 PM, Scotty bongos...@verizon.net wrote:
man, every time I look at
I have the supernova with the proprietary multimount bolted to the front
of my M12. Works like a charm.
I think Peter White suggests that the E3 is too heavy for most other
mounting solutions that are not specifically designed to hold the weight of
the light, but ymmv.
On Wednesday,
As I recall, since the Roadeo is intended as an alternative to carbon bikes
for fast club rides, the figuring was that most would end up running some
style of brifter so the DT shifter mounts were left off in favor of cable
stops.
Steve
On Sun, Apr 22, 2012 at 7:26 PM, Forrest ftme...@me.com
The Boulder Bicycles light mount works well for mounting my E3 Pro
(euro mounting tab version) to my M12. I added a 1 cm spacer to move
the light out to the side so the light body clears the rack and the BB
mount arm with room to spare.
fwiw This set up is plenty sturdy even though I right
I bought this stem back around the first of the year 2001 to go on my
Rivendell Road custom. I don't think 13cm lugged stems have been available
for many years, so this is a rare item. Grant told me to be a 11 or 12cm
stem but I went longer. Now I am back to a 12cm and like it (advice: listen
I've mounted them on both a Mark's rack and a Nitto mini-front. My methods
were a bit kludgey and the aesthetics may displease the rando crowd but I
can tell you they work fine.
For the mini-front I bolted the Supernova multimount to the hole in the
front tab of the rack. That gives a great
I have one of the first batch of Roadeos for sale. 59. White with red
fill. Ultegra 10 integrated shifting and Ultegra cranks. Lugged
quill stem. Noodle Bars. Red laquered cloth tape. Nitto seat post
with British Racing green Brooks swallow ti railed seat. Open pro rims
on Phil hubs with Kojak
It's a Kashimax frame protector.
http://www.benscycle.net/index.php?main_page=product_infocPath=188_838products_id=640zenid=1fd627f1b0374a57316ffb0539882cf4
Ridiculously expensive, but I love them -- indestructible, don't move unless
and until you want them to, install in seconds and
I have an Acorn Boxy Rando bag for sale and a Nitto M-12 Rack.
I paid 135 + shipping for the bag from someone on this list a few months
ago. Asking 135 shipping included.
I have a mounted once almost new Nitto M-12. I'll throw in the light mount
that will take any bar light for free. It's the
Better than you expect, but still probably not as good as some would like
if they put lots of heavy things in it. I probably would have used one
eventually.
- Ryan
On Wednesday, April 25, 2012 9:13:23 AM UTC-7, Peter M wrote:
How was that boxy bag without a decaluer? I was looking to
The Bleriot has been sold.
On Tuesday, March 27, 2012 8:06:58 PM UTC-4, Kris wrote:
My Bleriot is just not getting ridden enough and the poor guy is
hanging on a hook all day. I am the original owner and purchased
directly from QBP when I worked at a shop. I am only selling to
finance
Thanks, I've seen these around recently, and think they're an elegant
solution to an aggravating issue.
On Wednesday, April 25, 2012 8:36:51 AM UTC-7, Pudge wrote:
It's a Kashimax frame protector.
Like I said, pretty unattractive and spendy, but they work PERFECTLY
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I did it like this:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/lynnefitz/4880093774/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/lynnefitz/4879487225/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/lynnefitz/4879488343/
Custom rack, fork and frame, yes. :-) But the mounting still took a
bit of puzzling out and a trip or two to my favorite
I should add that I do not have the double sided bolts for the M-12.
On Wednesday, April 25, 2012 9:07:50 AM UTC-7, Ryan Ray wrote:
I have an Acorn Boxy Rando bag for sale and a Nitto M-12 Rack.
I paid 135 + shipping for the bag from someone on this list a few months
ago. Asking 135
I use that bag without a decaleur. With the leather strap sliped over the
rack, velcro straps on the bottom, and the HB straps i find it plenty
stable. The top sags a bit, but that doesn't bother me.
On Wednesday, April 25, 2012 12:13:23 PM UTC-4, Peter M wrote:
How was that boxy bag
Greetings,
I'd like to trade a mark's rack in like new condition for a Brooks
saddle of similar condition. I'm imagining a B17 but am open to other
possibilities.
Located in Berkeley. Local swap is ideal but willing to ship as well.
Thanks,
Adam
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Both sold to the same person (which I was hoping for) thanks.
- Ryan
On Wednesday, April 25, 2012 9:07:50 AM UTC-7, Ryan Ray wrote:
I have an Acorn Boxy Rando bag for sale and a Nitto M-12 Rack.
I paid 135 + shipping for the bag from someone on this list a few months
ago. Asking 135
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I use both rack-n-panniers and saddlebag (Banana currently; hope to trade a
nice Banana for a Junior) on the Fargo which of course limits suitable
placement for rear lights. I've got a bright flasher clamped to the lower
seatpost and (17 M frame) thus low enough to peep coyly from under the
Banana
Here's the deal! Almost a 100% we're moving out of the country.
Has the discontinued original paint.
Email climbthem...@gmail.com for photos - I should have a link to an
online album by the end of the day.
I quickly threw together the build list. Here it is. Feel free to
ask any questions.
If you take apart the seatpost light-mounts, they'll often easily bolt onto
the fender/rack mounts on the rear dropout.
Kevin
In Chicago
On Wednesday, April 25, 2012 6:35:55 PM UTC-5, Patrick Moore wrote:
I use both rack-n-panniers and saddlebag (Banana currently; hope to trade
a nice
Local pick up only, Montara, CA. The saddle bag is not included in the
sale.
Build:
TA Pro 5 Vis crank arms and rings 30/44 (New)
VO bottom bracket (New)
Suntour Surperbe pedals
Phil Wood hubs 32h, rear FW 7spd 130mm
DT 14/15 spokes
Schwalbe 28mm tires
Mavic MA2 rims
Berthoud 40mm fenders
Nitto
So many nice bikes on your Flickr page! I want the LL, the Motobecane and
the Malagnini -- at *least*. No money, of course, but
I've never heard of Malagnini. Wiki shows up in Italian about a tenor. Any
info about the marque?
What year, model is the Motobecane? I see you've had the frame
Forgot to add, but at least *I* have a tricycle. The half-axle cones
finally arrived this week from England and, God willing, I will assemble
next week. Prepare to be bored to tears with my blatherings about it.
Cyclofiend: If the trike is OT, LMK -- it's ok, I'm inured, It has been
kicked off
Much appreciated, Patrick. The yellow frame and fork came out of the
Motobecane factory with an Astra head badge, I think. Motobecane built
that bike for a distributor in Washington State. That's what Sheldon
Brown says. The vintage would be in the 70's I would guess. It's a
very nice riding bike.
Clip a blinkie to the saddlebag? I clip a super flash or PDW arc-welder class
blinkie to my left prat pocket. Each bike has a blinkie clipped to a brake
cable, and I clip it to the pocket when I saddle up.
Philip
Philip Williamson
Www.biketinker.com
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That's a real possibility for one of the two rear lights I like to use at
night, flashing and steady. The problem with all the LED tail lights I've
used is that they need to be more or less on-axis if they are to have full
effect. Clipping one to a saddlebag means that, usually, it will be
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