Is that a Carbonomas fork?
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I just carry lightweight plus valuable stuff in the handlebar bag -
raincoat, camera, wallet, passport, etc, and take it with me at cafe or
food buying stops. Heavy stuff goes in the front lowrider panniers. Here's
my touring bike in Switzerland earlier this year. Ortlieb panniers and
Bump
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SOLD (quite a while ago now). Thanks.
On Wednesday, May 25, 2016 at 5:35:36 PM UTC-5, Forrest Meyer wrote:
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> Frame, fork, and Ritchey Logic headset. I bought it new spring of 2012. No
> crashes, no dents. Ridden fewer than 1,000 miles.
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> $1300 shipped to lower 48.
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> Photos here:
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Both those attachment systems would probably work as they cinch close to
the stem. I have to think about how I want to carry weight on the
front...more within the handle bag bag so I can justify the cost...or
invest in low rider type rack and use a lightweight style handle bar bag.
Lots to
Nice boxy style handle bar bag. However, it would interfere with my hands.
( I'm not asking for much, am I?)
All of you are sooo helpful! Thanks.
On Saturday, November 26, 2016 at 6:32:45 PM UTC-5, Bill in Roswell GA
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> Annie, I have also been looking for a similar bag that I can use
Nice Idea -and I had considered this option - but again, I want to avoid
wear on the frame. I'm pretty picky, eh?
On Saturday, November 26, 2016 at 12:55:15 PM UTC-5, Jim M. wrote:
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> If it's that small of a load, how about something like *this*
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Nice color, Leah. I have a Po Campo bag so their quality is pretty good.
the attachment straps are fairly wide, which might interefer with my hand
position. I know you have a Clementine, so think about how I might attach
it. It may work vertically?
On Saturday, November 26, 2016 at 12:13:57 PM
Well that bag is sure a looker! Nice sizing too, not too big for my needs.
I just moved my Clementine from garage to back porch, retired for the
winter, but it means it's nearby so I can run back and forth with tape
measure to figure this whole bag thing out. It's critical that My hands
clear
Patrick, after all these years I understand you going through bikes more
often than I go through pairs of socks. But I do think you should post a
price range you have in mind.
To wit, there is a young man at work from Grand Junction with a 1978 Miyata
(I remember a Prestige decal, but didn't
I have both Arkel and Ortlieb handlebar bags, and neither of them obstruct
any hand positions. The mounts on both have a total width of about 8cm,
though the Arkel can be adjusted slightly narrower than that if you desire.
I find the Ortlieb bag slightly easier to detach from its mount than the
I have seen people with the Bento Box type stem/tt bag.. Maybe that would work?
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Annie, I have also been looking for a similar bag that I can use on a
variety of bikes without need of tools. I prefer something bigger than the
typical barrel shaped bag, 5-7 liters being ideal. Acorn made a great one
that has been discontinued.
This Ostrich bag from Soma really fits the
What about a Revelate Designs Gas Tank (sits on top tube near stem) or their
"Tangle" frame bag?
Bob
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Glad to hear it, Jay!
On Saturday, November 26, 2016 at 1:25:56 PM UTC-6, Jay in Tel Aviv wrote:
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> I am still very happily riding the 56 cm Sam I bought from you in 2011.
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> On Saturday, November 26, 2016 at 8:52:01 PM UTC+2, Forrest Meyer wrote:
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>> For sale 55 cm Sam Hillborne in the
I am still very happily riding the 56 cm Sam I bought from you in 2011.
On Saturday, November 26, 2016 at 8:52:01 PM UTC+2, Forrest Meyer wrote:
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> For sale 55 cm Sam Hillborne in the blue/gray color. Albastache bar
> set-up. Purchased new directly from RBW in May 2015. Very clean. No dings,
>
For sale 55 cm Sam Hillborne in the blue/gray color. Albastache bar set-up.
Purchased new directly from RBW in May 2015. Very clean. No dings, dents,
chips, never crashed. Under 1,000 miles on it.
Pretty much the stock build from RBW. I put on new Panaracer Pasela Tour
Guard 700x37 tires
MTB single track and some double. Not terribly technical, but steep climbs are
the norm. I've started doing a bunch of gravel riding too and have been shying
away from riding in traffic. Too many incidents and a few deaths have me
rethinking it.
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If it's that small of a load, how about something like *this*
Forgot to add, make sure you watch the video as it shows how the bag attaches.
It is secured so it won't swing...
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Annie, this one might be perfect! There are more colors on the website, too! I
will just post this one because I think it would match your Clementine blue:
http://www.pocampo.com/collections/bike-bags/products/kinga-handlebar-bag-sky-stripes?variant=22185297604
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Annie, how about the Riv bar tube bag? I'm pleased with mine. Good capacity
considering its size.
Regards,
Richard
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I used to own front handle bar bag with that kind of bracket. They worked
well, but I'm looking for something that doesn't require a bracket or a
rack. I'm concerned with weight on this bike as it's heavier than I
expected plus I know I will add a front rack eventually for panniers. I
love all
Barnett's Manuals sold
Bridgestone catalogues pending payment.
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Thanks!
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SOLD
On Saturday, November 26, 2016 at 9:02:38 AM UTC-5, KTY wrote:
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> Forgot to add: please reply directly with inquiries. Paypal (friends and
> family) for payment.
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> On Saturday, November 26, 2016 at 8:59:59 AM UTC-5, KTY wrote:
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>> Used but in excellent working condition. Includes
Forgot to add: please reply directly with inquiries. Paypal (friends and
family) for payment.
On Saturday, November 26, 2016 at 8:59:59 AM UTC-5, KTY wrote:
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> Used but in excellent working condition. Includes mounting hardware. Works
> for 700c or 650b.
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> $175 shipped in the CONUS.
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Used but in excellent working condition. Includes mounting hardware. Works
for 700c or 650b.
$175 shipped in the CONUS.
Thx
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I'll take the Bridgestone stuff.
Alan: cigar460@gmail
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