dave,
what's your saddle height? and pbh, for that matter?
thanks,
sam
On Saturday, February 13, 2016 at 1:48:59 PM UTC-8, David Craig wrote:
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> Hey, Folks.
>
> Haven't posted for quite awhile. I've been on a medically prompted hiatus
> from cycling for the past couple of years. The wife and
Keep warm and toasty with wool clothes! Prices do not include shipping.
Shipping will be via USPS.
- Ibex, used, Arm Warmers, Size S, Grey, $10
- Ibex, new, Ws, Size S, 100% merino wool, Giro Short Sleeve Cycling
Jersey, lavender, $40
- Ibex, new, Ms, Size S, 100% merino wool, Short Sleeve
I got the email too and at first thought it was back just to me. I also think
the high number of people signed up does not represent anywhere near what will
eventually be buying a bike. Take me for instance. I am curious to see what
they come up with but on the other hand am pretty much
Drew, one more suggestion would be to try WD-40 which contains some
solvents. I've used it to remove dried Frame Saver over spray and did not
experience any harm to the paint. It washes off easily and allows
application of a wax or polish.
On Saturday, February 20, 2016 at 10:57:12 AM
An update: I had someone back out of purchasing the Frame/Fork/Headset/BB,
so I am looking to just sell that now. The frame has been professionally
boxed and is ready to ship.
$800 OBO + shipping
Thanks!
David
On Sunday, February 7, 2016 at 7:57:12 PM UTC-8, David Podboy wrote:
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> Hi all,
>
Having decided I really like my current Surly front rack's configuration
(high/low possibility, top rack, sturdy - I like to carry my tent and pad
on the front rack top). I like sturdy and don't mind heavy!
I don't like those racks with the 'butterfly wing' (my term) lowrider
add-ons (e.g.,
I had one on a 68cm Atlantis. I liked the big wide platform and sturdy
industrial looks. Like Tim says it is very adjustable. I was running linear
pull brakes and it took a bit of a tweak to the mounting at the top of the
seat stays to keep the arms of the brakes from hitting the mounting
Rene - I've no specific experience with a MacBook Air but I almost wrecked
my old MacBook on it's first commute. The cover and shell material is not
as effective as it could be. I wrapped my MacBook in some lightish thin
foam and placed that in a neoprene zip bag (as the one they sell as cover
Hi Jeremy,
Four of us will meet you at Capitol Garage at about 5pm on Saturday. (We'll
be driving back to the Bay Area soon afterwards, so no ride for us.) Thanks
for organizing this. Looking forward to it!
Evan
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On Monday, February 22, 2016 at 1:10:54 PM UTC-8, Tim Gavin wrote:
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> I finished the build of my grey/kidney Roadeo on Saturday, and shod her
> with 700 x 38 Challenge Gravel Grinder tires (which measure ~36 mm on Mavic
> Open Pro rims). I took it for a short ride and took some
Proof: https://m.flickr.com/#/photos/justinaugust/25206396235/
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Ha ha ha ha!!!
On Monday, February 22, 2016, LeahFoy wrote:
> Pre-Clem, my husband stole my Betty and took her to the park with our sons
> to play ball. My Betty has a basket just meant to portage lovely things
> like kickballs to lovely places like the park. Seemed
Madden h’bar bag and Noodle bars are on their way to new homes. Very nice Soma
seat post still looking for a home.
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Bump, lower prices on most everything, feel free to make me an offer. Come
pick up some cool stuff while you're in town for NAHBS!
-27" (630mm) fixed gear rear wheel, $45. Sun CR-18 rim, Origin-8 branded
Formula sealed bearing, double sided fixed gear hub, Wheelsmith 14g
spokes. Currently
tim-
sale poending on both tubus racks.
i'll letcha know if anything changes.
best,
a
On Mon, Feb 22, 2016 at 1:13 PM, Tim Gavin
wrote:
> Ant-
>
> OK, sorry for being indecisive, but I'm interested in the Tubus Tara if
> it's still available. It would make it
Another sad reminder that this is not just idle conversation--these are
extremely experienced cyclists including a former Randonneurs of USA
president Mike Dayton who is reported to be in a coma:
Four Cyclists Hit in North Carolina While Riding Single File on a Rural Road
*All four bicyclists
Open to trades. Prefer a Saluki, Ram, Rom, or AHH
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Pre-Clem, my husband stole my Betty and took her to the park with our sons to
play ball. My Betty has a basket just meant to portage lovely things like
kickballs to lovely places like the park. Seemed like a good idea to him. Oh,
the anxiety! The hysterics! The horror of knowing he'd never,
I have had exactly 4 encounters with motorists who believe cyclists didn't
belong on their road. The only one I took to task invited me, and began by
terrorizing my teenage daughter.
I have also seen many more cyclists who "give us a bad name" by blasting
through major intersections when
Here's the other one.
http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view=172103200217=web
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Icertianly hope somebody can give these a good home I've had me eye on them but
there's no romm in the stable.
http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view=201521301126=web
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I have a Surly Nice rear rack now, so I was just going to move it over when
I get the Atlantis. Yes, it is pretty heavy duty.
On Monday, February 22, 2016 at 5:25:05 PM UTC-5, Wally Estrella wrote:
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> Hi Folks:
>
> Anyone every mount a Surly Nice rear rack onto an Atlantis? Any issues w/
>
I am disappointed in the harsh language and statements here.
This forum is one of the few havens online where I have been able to come
and read interesting threads about cycling without having to see this stuff.
I hope we can clean it up, please.
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Not personally, but I saw one mounted on a Gunnar Grand Tour yesterday.
I've mounted one on my fat bike; I spread the legs to fit over the 190 OLD
rear end and then it fit just fine.
The Surly Nice rear rack is very adjustable for height and reach, so it
should fit without problem.
The Surly
Not to play devils advocate, but simply to say that simply calling the peiple
rude or stupid or assholes or whatever may be accurate, but it our opinions are
xolored by our experiences, those drivers that are nit bike riders truely don't
understand qhat we are doing there, they think we are
I'll be at the show on Saturday, but I don't think I'll be able to meet
afterwards as I have to drive home earlier in the afternoon. Will be there
on Friday evening though, as I'm working in Sacramento all-day on Friday.
René
On Sun, Feb 21, 2016 at 8:54 PM, Patrick Kelly
Hi Folks:
Anyone every mount a Surly Nice rear rack onto an Atlantis? Any issues w/
fit?
CHEERS!
Wally
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Beautiful bike/whip
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Back to my friend who hugs the right at all costs. I believe that's asking
drivers to pass you when it may not be safe.
On Sunday, February 21, 2016 at 9:29:27 AM UTC-6, Ron Mc wrote:
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> Well over 99% of drivers are going to respond well to all we do. The
> blinkies are polite for all
I'm planning on being there Friday. Question for the OP: best late lunch
and beer joints near the convention center? Probably riding home to Rocklin
afterwards so can't imbibe too much, but would like to sample the suds and
grab a sammy somewhere. Seems like there are tons of choices down there
Ant-
OK, sorry for being indecisive, but I'm interested in the Tubus Tara if
it's still available. It would make it easy to add a pannier rack to my
bikes (well, much easier than mounting the Nitto Campee classic I have).
Shipping to 52404
Thanks,
Tim Gavin
On Mon, Feb 22, 2016 at 11:23 AM,
Cane Creek levers SOLD
Deore DX front derailleur SOLD
Shimano SPD platforms SOLD
On Thursday, February 18, 2016 at 9:22:14 AM UTC-8, ant ritchey wrote:
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> I'm a renter here in Portland, Oregon. The place I've been in for 3 years
> just sold for 500k over what the owner paid back in 1989.
Enlightenments and ascensions notwithstanding, I believe the OP referred to
"selfish" drivers. There was no mention of whether they were anatomically
correct. In any case, simply the act of driving several thousand pounds of
metal via fossil fuels is, by definition, supremely selfish. The
Bars are sold.
Bags still available.
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I hope your wife didn't call the police
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Both my sons have basically reached my height. One has moved away, but
the other has recently taken over one of my bikes that I re-built in
order to sell. I'm much happier with him riding it than needing to
sell it. :)
On Mon, Feb 22, 2016 at 8:49 AM, Ryan Fleming
Can someone explain the tickets for me? I'd like to see the Tom Ritchey seminar
on Sunday..I can't tell if I need a separate ticket for it.
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double the reason to justify a large stable of bikes :)
On Monday, February 22, 2016 at 12:37:35 PM UTC-6, Bill Lindsay wrote:
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> My son is approaching my height (he'll turn 15 in May). This is a
> pleasant surprise because his mom is not-tall. If he gets close enough to
> my height, all of
My son is approaching my height (he'll turn 15 in May). This is a pleasant
surprise because his mom is not-tall. If he gets close enough to my
height, all of a sudden my stable can do double-duty. It might be a while
before he buys a bike that I can borrow, but for the short term, when my
There's nice people and dickheads everywhere, regardless of vehicle of choice.
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...from your own family!
Last night I decided that I was going to abscond with my wife's Betty for
commuting duties. I strapped my Carradice to it, swapped the bars from generic
MAP clones to MAP/Ahearnes, Dia Compe levers to Pauls and the seat to a Brooks.
This morning I rode in on plush
Yup, totally agree. Even in summer I had occasional sticking using
tenacious oil. Since running into this issue, I've learned of two others
with the identical problem. One locally, one from Colarado. I'm just glad
it's working well now :)
On Mon, Feb 22, 2016 at 11:25 AM, dougP
Ahahahahahah !The myth of the fallen(the supposed asshole) is the only
"asshole". Since the myth belongs to no one it doesn't even exist.
On Monday, February 22, 2016 at 12:30:13 PM UTC-5, Patrick Moore wrote:
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> Aum!!!
>
> Patrick Moore, calling out assholes as he sees
Hey Tom. Someone replied before you, if for some reason the deal falls through
I'll contact you first.
Thanks,
Tim
Sent from my iPhone
> On Feb 22, 2016, at 9:21 AM, Palmer wrote:
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> Hi Tim,
> I would like the Bosco Bullmoose bars, but cannot get the reply to
Well, a little common sense and courtesy from drivers and cyclists
(assholery is not just exclusive to car owners) would go a long way to
making things better. One thing I've sure noticed in the last dozen or so
years is that drivers are more distracted with their devices to the
extent
Aum!!!
Patrick Moore, calling out assholes as he sees them, in ABQ, NM (where
asshole drivers are, thank The Deity -- who ain't I, thank the Deity --
relatively rare).
On Mon, Feb 22, 2016 at 10:25 AM, Garth wrote:
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>FWIW, as this will be ignored . A true
FWIW, as this will be ignored . A true Saint doesn't call out
assholes for there are none such to the true Saint. Only the
self-professed (not) saints see them because they are just like them.
To serve God is slavery to be God is Truth
On Monday, February 22, 2016 at
Looking for a used Nitto 80mm Dirt drop stem just like the one Riv sells if
possible. I know their quill length is longer than others allowing a higher
rise. If you have a used version I would like it so I can try another fit.
Thanks,
Bruce in San Diego
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"For reference, the factory supplied Phil Wood pawl lube is a mix of
something around 9 parts tenacious oil to 1 part phil grease."'
Phil's Tenacious is quite thick even in moderate temps. No wonder it's
problematic under your temp conditions. Throw in some grease for
stickiness & voila,
Hi Tim,
I would like the Bosco Bullmoose bars, but cannot get the reply to author to
work for me.
My email is volvotom1964 at gmail.com if available.
Thanks,
Tom Palmer
Twin Lake, MI
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You know, it's not so much that car drivers are assholes, as that assholes
drive cars, and that cars encourage assholery.
On Mon, Feb 22, 2016 at 8:47 AM, Brian Campbell
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> There is no solution. It is simply the counter balance to all of the joy a
> bicycle can
*price adjust*
I guess I over priced the boscos, they are the tig welded version and not the
brazed. How does $75 shipped sound? They'll require a largish box so I'm sure
it won't be cheap to ship.
Thanks.
Tim
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all sold
On Friday, February 19, 2016 at 3:14:20 PM UTC-5, Philip Kim wrote:
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> All that's left:
>
>
> Nitto NTC-DX Techmonic Delux Quill Stem. 26.0 clamp, 70mm reach. 100mm
> quill length from min. insertion line (reference
>
The bike room is getting cluttered … price drop on this very nice page to $30
shipped.
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> From: Eric Norris
> Subject: FS Madden Handlebar Bag
> Date: February 19,
Prices reduced to move ‘em out:
Bars: $35
Seatpost: $15
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> From: Eric Norris
> Subject: [RBW] FS: Riv-ish Parts
> Date: February 3, 2016 at 10:11:59 PM PST
> To: RBW
There is no solution. It is simply the counter balance to all of the joy a
bicycle can bring into your life. FWIW, I have been hit by cars, trucks and
other cyclists. Thankfully, never anything serious. I do my best to avoid
accidents and have adopted a "do not poke the bear" philosophy when
hey group, Just putting this out there to see if theres any interest. Its a
64cm Atlantis, 2 top tubes, ~ 18months young! The bike is just a bit too
big. Asking $1500 for frame/ fork/ headset. If at all interested, message
me off list please! Thanks! -Mike
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Agreed re: TriFlow as a winter-only oil. It's been in there a couple weeks
now and the hub has never ran so nicely. I'll open it up later this week
and see how things are looking inside.
The 10w-40 oil was something I started using in the fall, so it was too
heavy even in near-freezing
I was wondering if a 50/50 split of 5w30 motor oil and Automatic
Transmission fluid would do it?
On Sunday, February 21, 2016 at 8:54:17 PM UTC-5, Bill M. wrote:
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> At temperatures that low, the pour point of the lubricant would start to
> matter. Phil Tenacious Oil is probably molasses at
Indeed!
On Monday, February 22, 2016, Deacon Patrick wrote:
> Awesome!
>
> With abandon,
> Patrick
>
> On Sunday, February 21, 2016 at 10:35:52 PM UTC-7, René wrote:
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>> He literally expressed that these local pavement rides relax him whereas
>> mountain biking stresses
Price drop on the wheel to $235.
On Wednesday, February 17, 2016 at 9:02:11 PM UTC-5, RDS wrote:
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> See pics at https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B6Wb8pkSIAX6SG1wbnJTdzhOYVE
>
> For sale is a brand new never used front wheel with a Shimano DH-3N72 dyno
> hub. Wheel size is 650B as I requested
Awesome!
With abandon,
Patrick
On Sunday, February 21, 2016 at 10:35:52 PM UTC-7, René wrote:
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> He literally expressed that these local pavement rides relax him whereas
> mountain biking stresses him out. He wouldn't mind doing more of these
> rides with me and he likes the Homer very much
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