Great thread in terms of making me interested in spending more bike money.
Blessing and a curse that the great price and special rbw had on the gripsters
made them quickly out of stock.
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Good thing this is a single-color/coat Quickbeam, then.
It looks like RAL 2008 or 2004 to me.
Philip
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On Wednesday, October 1, 2014 1:11:48 PM UTC-7, Steve Palincsar wrote:
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> On 10/01/2014 02:58 PM, Steven Frederick wrote:
> > Sorry to hear it. I believe the orange Rambly's
Bump, $1250 shipped, need funds for that Cheviot, my wife wont let me float
it, come one people. Its a beautiful frame, brand new brakes, phil wood BB
all for less than a Sam. Did about 100 miles this weekend on it with kiddo
in tow, was great fun. Someone will love this bike.
On Wed, Oct 1, 2014
I had one of these set ups on my Sam Hillborne for two years but sold it. I
shouldn't have sold it...stupid, stupid, stupid. I've often thought of
buying a new one but I am now using Sackville panniers in rear with a small
trunk sack up front.
1. No, it is solid. I never had a problem with it
Hey all,
I was pleasantly surprised to see the quote from Jeff Jones in the latest
newsletter. I confess to selling my Hunqapillar for a Jones. I love it.
Loved the Hunq too but the Jones more suits my current interests. I've
often thought that while there's little superficial overlap b/w R
https://flic.kr/p/nHNjmN
In the spirit of the Atlantis Owners Club.
~Hugh
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Fun video. Looks like a great bicycle shop.
Thanks, Don
On Tuesday, September 30, 2014 4:08:30 PM UTC-7, Eric Norris wrote:
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> My daughter just got a job here:
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> http://vimeo.com/20639767
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> My first question for her: “Do they have a family member discount?”
>
> If you’re in Portland, stop by
As I commented on Flickr stunning beauty. Many happy rides. I know I love mine.
I need to take it out this week.
~Hugh
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Congrats and enjoy! beautiful.
Let us know how it rides with those Compass tires.
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all sold, thanks to every one.
Adam
On Wednesday, October 1, 2014 4:44:18 PM UTC-4, Adam DeFayette wrote:
> Dirt Drop and Crank have sold.
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> All that remains is a VO seatpost, as pictured. $15.
>
> Thanks everyone,
>
> Adam
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>
> On Wednesday, October 1, 2014 4:02:13 PM UTC-4, Adam De
Considering this clamp on handlebar bag. But was wondering:
1. Does the NITTO bag holder hold tight, or rotate down under the weight of
the bag and its contents? What about on bumpy terrain?
2. Does the bag sag, since there is no rack under it?
3. Is it as waterproof as a Carradice Pendle/Barley/
Dirt Drop and Crank have sold.
All that remains is a VO seatpost, as pictured. $15.
Thanks everyone,
Adam
On Wednesday, October 1, 2014 4:02:13 PM UTC-4, Adam DeFayette wrote:
> Suntour Bar-end Shifters have sold.
>
> Nitto Threadless has sold.
>
> And my bad - turns out I have a Nitt
I am thinking of doing a Rando style front bag. I have a 53 Bleriot, so I
don't need anything very tall.
*1. *What do you use for rack/decaleur/bag combo?
I don't want to give up any bartop space, so I need decaler for that. I
don't want to attach anything to the bars.
*2.* I know with a Blerio
On 10/01/2014 02:58 PM, Steven Frederick wrote:
Sorry to hear it. I believe the orange Rambly's wore a multi-coat
paint job that would be tough to match with a single color re-paint.
I seem to recall it was called "florida tangerine pearl."
Not tough, impossible.
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Suntour Bar-end Shifters have sold.
Nitto Threadless has sold.
And my bad - turns out I have a Nitto Dirt Drop, NOT the Periscopa - I
think it's 10cm, but I need to measure it with a rule to be certain. Sorry!
Adam
On Wednesday, October 1, 2014 2:21:56 PM UTC-4, Adam DeFayette wrote:
> I h
Cautious? Whose cautious? Cautious prevents beausage.
Grin.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/32311885@N07/14252362833/in/set-72157644352669548
With abandon,
Patrick
On Wednesday, October 1, 2014 1:17:29 PM UTC-6, Conway Bennett wrote:
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> Bummer for sure but as far as I can tell the frame is strai
Bummer for sure but as far as I can tell the frame is straight and rideable
except for the spokes that are damaged. Although I won't be taking any packing
materials off until I find out the resolution to this. I'm also debating
powder coat vs. wet paint-cheap and durable vs. something more wor
Sorry to hear it. I believe the orange Rambly's wore a multi-coat paint
job that would be tough to match with a single color re-paint. I seem to
recall it was called "florida tangerine pearl."
Good luck, Steve
On Wed, Oct 1, 2014 at 2:43 PM, Conway Bennett <
captainconwaybenn...@gmail.com> wrot
Och! Harsh! Will the bike shop that packed it take responsibility? I'm not
sure how bike paint works, but can they scan the color and match it that
way? That's pretty standard at paint stores (a different paint and process,
I know. Perhaps that makes a difference?). May you be riding soon!
With
So I bought that orange Quickbeam that popped here last week and it was damaged
in shipping. This was not due to any fault of the original owner or
mishandling by FedEx but due to poor packing which was done by a shop. In any
case the fork us damaged and so is the lug on the seat tube. I will
Looks like it's in mint condition. Enjoy.
On Wednesday, October 1, 2014 11:44:28 AM UTC-4, shawn m. wrote:
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> I recently acquired an Atlantis frameset from another member of this
> group, and yesterday I was finally able to get my newly built up Atlantis
> out on a proper shakedown ride.
>
> h
Work firewall does not like your link. Flickr maybe?
On Wed, Oct 1, 2014 at 1:21 PM, Adam DeFayette wrote:
> I have barely or never used: Sugino RD2 Crank (175mm Crank Arms), Nitto
> Periscopa, NItto UI-5EX Threadless w/Quill Adapter, Suntour Barend Shifters,
> and a Velo-Orange Seatpost. $35, $
I have barely or never used: Sugino RD2 Crank (175mm Crank Arms), Nitto
Periscopa, NItto UI-5EX Threadless w/Quill Adapter, Suntour Barend
Shifters, and a Velo-Orange Seatpost. $35, $30, $25, and $25, and $15 in
that order.
...Or you can have it all for $100.
Pictures to be found here:
htt
I recently acquired an Atlantis frameset from another member of this group,
and yesterday I was finally able to get my newly built up Atlantis out on a
proper shakedown ride.
https://flic.kr/p/ptQbo5
With all the talk lately of huge frame sizes (to me a 64cm is gigantic!),
my 56cm Atlantis se
Cool indeed! I bought my Kryptonite lock there before a BikeSnob social
ride.
Philip
www.biketinker.com
On Tuesday, September 30, 2014 4:08:30 PM UTC-7, Eric Norris wrote:
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> My daughter just got a job here:
>
> http://vimeo.com/20639767
>
> My first question for her: “Do they have a family me
Updated list:
Saddles:
2. Selle SMP Glider saddle, stainless rails, yellow. Used by me for <1000
miles, some discoloration from dark cycling shorts. $100.
3. Terry Fly Ti saddle. Well used by me but still in very good shape. $40.
Handlebars, basically all of my various drop bars. Turns out
OK, now that I got mine. I ordered a pair of Thin Gripsters for either me
or my daughter - will see how it works out. But Riv has a very good sale
going on these with the best price on the internet. Throw in a $7 item and
you get free shipping...
On Tuesday, September 30, 2014 9:30:26 AM UTC
Updates:
The Chorus rear der and the Tektro are SOLD.
Interest pending and also backup interest on the Ultegra 6600 short
cage and the Deda bars.
On Tue, Sep 30, 2014 at 7:32 PM, Jim Bronson wrote:
> 1970s Eisentraut A series touring frame and fork C-C measurements 69 cm ST,
> 62TT. Bought fro
So in the midst of this discussion I took the Ram out for a short ride that
included 10+ miles of dirt road. The bike has Grand Bois Cerf tires which
are not ideal but adequate for dirt roads. About 7 miles or so from home I
hit a patch of rough ground. I never heard the rear tire pop but the
I really want to love saddlebags. I love the concept, I've owned many, and
every few years I try again. I even invented a mount that involved a loop
secured with a Seat Sandwich, after bad luck with the SQR.
But for me, saddlebags don't work well.
So now I use a rack and panniers. Not so Engl
Three *centimeter *goathead thorns? Goathead thorns more than an inch long?
And you didn't flat? That's a miracle.
Philip
www.biketinker.com
On Tuesday, September 30, 2014 8:31:47 PM UTC-7, Wildcat96 wrote:
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> Sorry to take this post further off topic, but regarding goatheads, I
> recently ina
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