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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Nice Eddy, Maxie.
Do you still own the yellow Pereira w/ Paul Racers that I saw posted on
Cyclofiend?...
Thanks,
Marc
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Sent: Sunday,
Beware, too, not only of sticks but of flying plastic bags. One windy
day I had an errant grocery bag blow into my lower chain run and
entangle itself in the rd, resulting in a disabled drivetrain (I
managed to limp home in proto-fixed gear style.) I now am very wary of
such flying debris.
On
On Sun, 2012-10-21 at 20:37 -0700, Dave wrote:
Thanks for the link. I haven't laughed that hard in a LONG time!
Me too. Simply marvelous!
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,
If you decide you want a pair of the new ones from Riv/Nitto, I have a pair
painted gray, brand new, that I might be willing to sell. Also some old ones,
for that matter.
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I saw an Atlantis on College Avenue yesterday afternoon (actually just
across the border into Oakland), and stopped to check out its wooden
fenders. Pretty clean attachment fixtures, with flat smooth rivets showing
on top surface of the fenders, and simple bent 90-degree brackets off the
I'd say Ed Litton is the go to guy in the East Bay for steel frame repair.
http://classicrendezvous.com/USA/Ed_Litton.htm
Great guy, experienced frame builder who learned from Albert Eisentraut,
and focuses mostly on repair and restoration now.
jim m
wc ca
On Sun, Oct 21, 2012 at 3:09 PM, Jared
Were they mounted like these?
http://www.woodysfenders.com/
Stephen
On Monday, October 22, 2012 8:38:48 AM UTC-7, BSWP wrote:
I saw an Atlantis on College Avenue yesterday afternoon (actually just
across the border into Oakland), and stopped to check out its wooden
fenders. Pretty clean
Not to Hijack this thread but there seems to be a copious amount of choices
on the west coast but not much on the east. A friend of mine wants to get
his 70's Peugot repainted, i know the paint job will cost more than a new
bike but he is attached to it and it is rough looking. Anyone know a
If you get Lyme disease, which is highly-prevalent among ticks found where
I live, your post will no longer seem quite so witty to you. I know
several people whose lives have been devastated by Lyme disease. It's much
like living with MS. Myself, a few years ago I found a tick while on a
I think there have been discussions of these before, but Woody's Fenders can be
an easy and attractive solution to some thorny fender installation issues
(because they're flat, they bend easily in the longitudinal direction, allowing
easy removal of a rear wheel with rear-facing drops, for
Not exactly, the side brackets were simple flat L pieces, looked like.
But Woody's fender nuts look good, almost rivet-like but actually threaded
fasteners. I should get a few pairs to try.
- Andrew, Berkeley
On Monday, October 22, 2012 9:26:09 AM UTC-7, Stephen S wrote:
Were they mounted
Yes, I still have the Pereira. It's a fun, wonderful bike. Tony Pereira is a
super fellow. Here is a Flickr set I posted earlier this year:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/41563482@N06/sets/72157629558340752/
Having the 3-month follow-up MRI today, can't wait to ride later...
Maxoid
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What frame is it, how much do you value it, is it special, or is it a
workhorse that you just want to get fresh paint on? Tghe answers could
make a big difference in the resulting recommendation.
If it were one of my frames, and if I were in the Bay Area again, it would
go to either DD or
great questions! it is an older bombadil with the double top tube. green.
used. kind of beat up. a little surface rust here and there. want to
protect it, make it prettier. it is a workhorse. i'm using it and going to
use it. but i want it to be pretty too.
On Monday, October 22, 2012
Link to photos Selle Anatomica Titanico
Xhttps://picasaweb.google.com/rw1911/SelleAnatomica?authuser=0authkey=Gv1sRgCL-at7Sy6PHMfQfeat=directlink
On Friday, October 19, 2012 2:33:31 PM UTC-4, rw1911 wrote:
Looking to trade my brown Titanico X for a Brooks B17 Imperial or
possibly a B17
Paul Sykes fenders maybe?
http://www.sykeswoodfenders.com
... though I've found flat-section fenders can pose a challenge with
sidepulls, depending on the clearances/widths involved.
=- Joe Bunik
thoughtfully installed fenders on the minivelo last night in
Walnut Creek, CA
On 10/22/12, BSWP
Please tell me more about this Planet of the Apes route.
On Sunday, October 21, 2012 2:48:34 PM UTC-5, Tony wrote:
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
Hi Jimmy,
I'm the guy from Pittsburgh with the Atlantis. I had a great time in
Manhattan that weekend but I missed Bikeworks NYC, maybe next time.
I got a new Roadeo frame in the mail last week, plan to build it up
over the winter. It is beautiful!
Hope to see you again some time. Take care.
I have a black Acorn saddlebag for sale.The leather strap does have
some wear where i tried to install it under my brooks saddle , but
otherwise the bag is essentially brand new...I never used it..Took it
off bike right away, cause I was using the Acorn handlebar bag
instead...New, delivered was
Bikeworks is one of the good ones. Another shop I like is Continuum Cycles.
A little on the hipster side, but they do seem to stock a lot of sundries
(baskets, flat pedals, nitto bars).
- J
On Sunday, October 21, 2012 7:40:28 PM UTC-4, Joe K wrote:
The musings here about Bikeworks are
I'm selling my 105 group set. It is a year and a half old with less than
250 miles on it. I hate to sell it. But we are moving out of state and need
to clear some space and also need money for gas. there are a few scratches
here and there from being moved around. But other than that they work
I have a brand new 52 cm Betty Foy for sale. I bought it around 2 years ago
from Rivendell and it is in perfect, new condition. It has never been
ridden even once! It has been safely stored inside the entire time I’ve
owned it. I’m getting ready to move and the time has come to sell it. The
Bicycle Habitat is a pretty good shop in NYC. And there's a Riv-ish place
on 2nd Ave and approx 6th St. When I've been in either of those shops with
variously my (now former) Saluki, or Kog, or Boulder, they've immediately
known what it is under all the dirt. And been very accomodating.
Yes, I'm in Eden Prairie. I sent you an email offline with my address Dan.
Let me know if it didn't arrive. –Sean
On Saturday, October 20, 2012 1:59:04 PM UTC-5, Dan wrote:
Sean,
Are you in Minneapolis? If so how much for local pickup for the shifters?
Thanks
Dan Abelson
St.
Just spotted these IRD 47-57 mm standard reach brakes.
http://store.interlocracing.com/b57roadbrakes.html
Anyone tried them? They look nice and shiny!
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I apprenticed with an herbalist/wildcrafter for a while who'd pulled
off innumerable ticks in his 30+ years in the field, and he'd always
say if you pull them off within 24 hours there is zero chance of
getting Lyme. He mentioned this to a Duke University infectious
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