@ Dave and Bryan: The centimeter difference in PBH is likely huge when
pushing the upper end of frame size to PBH, making the 58 the right call
and what I'd go with were I you.
It's great to hear, Bryan, that seeing your Hunqa helped persuade minds at
your shop. The shop closest to me has a
I share your experience of aging and changing riding habits. I have the b17 on
the tandem and very early selle anatomica on the singles. The latter are
noticeably more comfortable. Probably the slit and additional flex. No problem
with over stretch. If that had happened I would have gone back
David, perfect description.
Gee, Michael, I did go back to the company and found them curiously
defensive and somewhat whiny about their financial position. Selle
Titanico X - I'm 215 lbs. (6''3) - supposed to be the right saddle for
me.
Steve, good point about Bertaud coming out with wider, and even more cost
effective saddles. My buddy rides their original and loves it. His wife,
however, wouldn't put up with its mate on their tandem and they went back
to Brooks (on both - he's a fastidious matcher).
On Saturday, October
If the CC is your placeholder for a Hunq have you looked at the VO Camargue?
(http://store.velo-orange.com/index.php/frames/camargue-frameset.html)
I only throw it out as it clearly is assume at the kind of heavy duty loaded
trail rides the Hunq excels at. The CC is obviously great to, I found
I have a pair of VO Zeste on my Hunq.
http://simplecycle-marc.blogspot.com/2014/06/re-reviews-vo-zeste-brakestitanica-x.html
I really love them. They not only open fully, they have longer arms for
greater stopping power and a unique extra barrel adjuster on the straddle
wire.
Marc
On
Lock has been sold to the first gentleman who inquired. (Off list) Sorry
to everyone else, but thanks for the interest!
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http://www.cbsnews.com/videos/a-toast-to-cork/
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I can never seem to catch one of these in stock, so I thought I would check
here.
Drop me a line...not PM...they don't appear to reach me. Apparently my
email doesnt show either, so here you go:
hbclick located at yahoo dot com
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How is the setup? and how well do they stay in position after you get them
set? and has anyone tried these?
On Sunday, October 5, 2014 9:36:36 AM UTC-4, Marc Irwin wrote:
I have a pair of VO Zeste on my Hunq.
I'm sorry to read both that you have had such bad luck and that they didn't
want to own a mfg defect. I wonder if the early ones, labeled Robusto,
which is what I have, are better? I believe that originally they were
buying Brooks saddles and modifying them before they got into their own
http://www.rivbike.com/product-p/ar1.htm
Is it capacious enough for a 6 footer who rides on hoods or hooks, and who
likes bars that are relatively distant from saddle nose? I gave up on the
Carradice nylon poncho because it fit only sit up and beg. (Duxback too
hot. Use Campmor now, but that's
looks like a great poncho. And yes, it rains here like it rains there. My
house has had 24 rainfall overnight. Been too long - we're still in a
drought.
On Sunday, October 5, 2014 3:03:22 PM UTC-5, Patrick Moore wrote:
http://www.rivbike.com/product-p/ar1.htm
Is it capacious enough for
I'm interested as well. Campmor user here, too. I hook the thumb loops over
the brake levers and tie it at my waist. Can you do that with the Grunden?
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2nd in line if there is more then one... I may have to buy a white one and
strip off the anodize.
~mike
Carlsbad Ca.
On Sunday, October 5, 2014 9:14:44 AM UTC-7, jinxed wrote:
I can never seem to catch one of these in stock, so I thought I would
check here.
Drop me a line...not
One just listed on the bay. $1800
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Hupe is sold!!!
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98F in the shade, that's the report.
Additionally, it was a great day in LA. For CicLAvia, the City of Los
Angeles blocks off around 10 miles of streets to motor vehicles and 100,000
people come out to celebrate! Happens two to three times a year and is
always fun! This one didn't seem to be as
Good on you for going. We're such wimps we crossed it off about mid-week
when the weather report firmed up. Hit the beach instead, it was still
way over 80 at El Moro, water 70. Still summer.
dougP
On Sunday, October 5, 2014 5:50:36 PM UTC-7, cyclot...@gmail.com wrote:
98F in the shade,
@Aakash:
I have been using the Carradice Pendle Saddlebag, but it is so big it drags
on the rear wheels of my bikes unless I use a fender. Then it sits on the
fender. I don't want to put racks on the bike.
The next bag size down by Carradice is the Zipped Roll. But I think I need
something a
Are you kidding, I went there to enjoy the cool on-shore breeze!
Cheers,
David
it isn't a contest. Just enjoy the ride. - Seth Vidal
On Sun, Oct 5, 2014 at 6:01 PM, dougP dougpn...@cox.net wrote:
Good on you for going. We're such wimps we crossed it off about mid-week
when the weather
I've posted this a few times, sorry for the repeats. I'm close to selling
all I needed to sell to fund a new Cheviot build ,except the following:
26 Velocity Wheelset (Dynoheat rims, 36
spokes): http://www.rivbike.com/category-s/588.htm $300 local (Bay Area),
$330 shipped
Compass 26 x 1.75:
I've got 16000 MILES on my SON Delux. 13000 miles on a SON 28 (different bike,
and has survived a wreck. Had the wheel rebuilt). Both still going strong. I
know someone with over 4 miles on his SON 28. Ditto. They may cost more,
but...
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It's been a while since I posted. Which could mean two things.
One; I broke my camera.
or
Two; I haven't had anything great to write and reflect on.
Well two of those two things are right. (Camera's viewfinder is broken, in
the process of getting a new camera, if I get a new camera.)
Until
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