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> I hope you mean 20C and not 20F...looks like you were wearing shorts!!
>
>
Glad to hear everyone is ok.
Sticks and leaves can be dangerous on paths/trails.
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> Venture Crew sounds like a fun thing to do.
>> Nice teacher. Way to go, Manny.
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> When I was in a special needs type high school, back in the 80's we had
> a staff member who took a couple of us ice fishing in the winter. He drove
> us out to a lake in his car at like 5am. Showed us how to
>
> Venture Crew sounds like a fun thing to do.
> Nice teacher.
>
>
When I was in high school, back in the 80's we had a teacher who took a
couple of us ice fishing in the winter.
We did it two years in a row with Mr. Cruise, and I will never forget the
selflessness of that teacher taking us o
Glad to hear there was no damage to the rider!
On Sun, Oct 21, 2012 at 10:29 PM, Tom Harrop wrote:
> The weather is really nice here at the moment, after a cold spell it's
> been in the low 20s (Celsius) for about a week, so we went for a ride
> through the forests outside Cologne yesterday. Bec
>
> Oops...my bad. DT shifter BOSS.
> You mean the part welded to the frame?
> You could use a clamp-on boss just to rig it in a jiffy if you cannot find
> a better solution as quick as you need.
> I'd still call Riv and see what they recommend.
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> Nice shot!!
>
I would call Rivendell and see who they recommend in the area.
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Maybe consider Moustache bars and bar end shifters?
I am sure Riv can fix you up real quick with those.
Hope you can get it done quick.
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> Congrats on the recovery!!!
> That's great news!
> What a blessing to be healthy and riding again!
> God bless you.
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agreed orange bikes in the fall has magical healing properties. Plus they
make for good camouflage
http://flic.kr/p/dmMp7j
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I guess we'll call it Tour de Waimanalo and it was certainly more a tour
than the BORAF in that I went, I rode around, and I rode back, camping
while there and never raced (well running downhill with a loaded bike can
be kind of fun).
I left on Friday morning and after 25 miles into the wind, repl
Give it more time and more miles. My Pearl Ti took 4-500 miles to start
really getting good, and with over 600 it's still improving.
Bill
On Friday, October 19, 2012 1:07:06 AM UTC-7, stonehog wrote:
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> I've got a nearly new (under 200 miles) Rivet Pearl saddle that I'm not
> coming to grip
Thanks for the link. I haven't laughed that hard in a LONG time!
I keep a can of Spam on my desk as a conversation starter. People ask
me all the time why it's there; I say, "That's why".
On 10/21/2012 8:06 PM, Montclair BobbyB wrote:
This conversation compels me to recite my favorite SPAM
Excellent!
😋
made me hungry, need fried rice with Spam,
JimD
On Oct 21, 2012, at 8:06 PM, Montclair BobbyB wrote:
> This conversation compels me to recite my favorite SPAM haiku:
> http://www.kbeamer.com/spam_haiku.html
>
>
>
> On Saturday, October 20, 2012 9:32:39 PM UTC-4, JimD wrote
Hey group, just throwing this out there. I was wondering if anyone has a
63cm Hilsen they are looking to sell/trade for a 61. I have a 61cm
painted Butterscotch! thanks in advance -Mike
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This conversation compels me to recite my favorite SPAM haiku:
http://www.kbeamer.com/spam_haiku.html
On Saturday, October 20, 2012 9:32:39 PM UTC-4, JimD wrote:
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> I've learned to enjoy Spam through riding my bike.
> No kidding.
> The Oregon Bike Ride (definitely not to be confused with Cyc
I'll let you know Anne. It'll be with the Grizzly Peak group.
Tony
On Sunday, October 21, 2012 3:22:21 PM UTC-7, Anne Paulson wrote:
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> When is "later" going to be? I still haven't done that route and want to.
>
> On Sun, Oct 21, 2012 at 3:02 PM, Tony >
> wrote:
> > Hi David,
> >
> > Yeah,
Thanks for the nice comments. Riding feels great... I'm now fixated on
Orange - here is a sneak peak at next week's ride:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/41563482@N06/sets/72157631823773929/
Maxie
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The musings here about Bikeworks are encouraging me to get acquainted
with them. I think I stopped in the shop 10+ years ago, but don't
recall much from that time. I'm in a different borough, but I have
relatives in that neighborhood, so it'll be easy.
If a NYC has a "BOBish" shop I'd bet it'd b
I can only imagine how sweet this ride must have been for you. Be well.
Michael
On Sunday, October 21, 2012 2:32:50 PM UTC-4, reynoldslugs wrote:
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> Ok, I know it's probably off-topic so I'll keep it short. Thanks to this
> list and to RBW for daily reading material, motivation and reminders,
Take care of yourself Max. Hope bikes can be part of the recovery!
On Sun, Oct 21, 2012 at 1:18 PM, PATRICK MOORE wrote:
> MB: very glad to hear that you are well and that you are now back on
> the bike. The Ram looks wonderful.
>
>
> On Sun, Oct 21, 2012 at 12:32 PM, reynoldslugs wrote:
> > O
Thanks for all your input on this. Still trying to figure out what to do. What
are the general differences between powder coating and painting? durability and
longevity? matte finish versus glossy or clearcoat? can I paint the lugs if I
powder coat? I'm new at this so any info is very helpful!
When is "later" going to be? I still haven't done that route and want to.
On Sun, Oct 21, 2012 at 3:02 PM, Tony wrote:
> Hi David,
>
> Yeah, Old San Pedro Mountain Road is more historic and a better name.
>
> It was great! I was on my Hillborne with the usual commute fenders,
> albatross bars and
hi. was attempting to adjust my downtube cable stop because it wasn't lined up
with the cable. didn't feel like I was using too much pressure but obviously
was because the shifter boss snapped off. I'd like to get this fixed on the
quick as I'm gearing up for a paint job. I guess it is better no
hi. was attempting to adjust my downtube cable stop because it wasn't lined up
with the cable. didn't feel like I was using too much pressure but obviously
was because the shifter boss snapped off. I'd like to get this fixed on the
quick as I'm gearing up for a paint job. I guess it is better no
Hi David,
Yeah, Old San Pedro Mountain Road is more historic and a better name.
It was great! I was on my Hillborne with the usual commute fenders,
albatross bars and Schwalbe Marathon Supreme 700c x 35mm tires. I was
happy, considering the fog and dark return home, that I kept the front
ligh
Hi Tony,
Sorry to miss the "Junista" ride. Maybe next time!
23 years ago I lived in Pacifica and worked at the Bicyclery in Half Moon
Bay. I would take the "Planet of the Apes" route (never heard it called
that until much later) on my MB-1 so as to avoid riding Highway 1 and
Devil's Slide on th
MB: very glad to hear that you are well and that you are now back on
the bike. The Ram looks wonderful.
On Sun, Oct 21, 2012 at 12:32 PM, reynoldslugs wrote:
> Ok, I know it's probably off-topic so I'll keep it short. Thanks to this
> list and to RBW for daily reading material, motivation and re
With nighttime temps dipping down to 40 (we get 30* differentials,
often more) I've been wearing my new-to-me MUSA pants and knickers,
bought at a very good price from a listmember (to whom thanks again).
Mine are both medium and are just about perfect in fit, both in
snugness and length -- tho' I
I was invited to join three other riders and thought I'd make a report for
a couple of two,three reasons. It is a great way to extend getting around
in the bay area by bike and public transportation and it includes the
"Planet of the Apes" route and Tunitas Creek Road. We met at the Daly City
B
Good on 'ya, Max!
Be Well.
Marc
Las Cruces, NM
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Congratulations! Thanks for sharing. Great spirit is infectious!
On Oct 21, 2012, at 11:32 AM, reynoldslugs wrote:
> Ok, I know it's probably off-topic so I'll keep it short. Thanks to this list
> and to RBW for daily reading material, motivation and reminders, that kept me
> from going crazy
Ok, I know it's probably off-topic so I'll keep it short. Thanks to this
list and to RBW for daily reading material, motivation and reminders, that
kept me from going crazy this summer. Rode yesterday, on my beautiful
orange Rambouillet, for first time in three months. Here's the short story:
Dropping the price for the Atlantis frame and fork to $1,050. Send me a
note if you're interested.
On Monday, October 8, 2012 1:42:39 PM UTC-7, rudi wrote:
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> I'm selling my 64cm Atlantis, serial #AT-0141. Frame, fork, headset only.
> It's an early one, and I've gotten lots of good riding out
I own 2 sets of the new Nitto/Riv Bullmoose, and with the extra sweep and
width I think the new ones are the bee's knees.
BUT.. I do also have a few sets of the older type, and while (as Jeremy
said) they do vary in shape, width, sweep and rise, I think alot depends on
the bike as to how well
Thanks Reid, yeah it all comes with the bike. Well, I think I'm actually
keeping one of the king cages, so everything except that.
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