On a slightly side note because future Waterford Rivs have been mentioned, I'm
still not convinced that's going to be much of a thing again. Maybe they'll
continue limited runs of the Roadeo (and Legolas if you ask in a not-in-writing
way), but Atlantis, AHH and Hunqapillar? Two of them are
I think it depends on what you're getting in a future MUSA frame.
If the forthcoming Waterford Atlantis, AHH, etc. basically retain the
features of the pre-2018, regular(-ish) chain stay, 2-3 degree upsloping
top tube models, I don't think the used market for these frames will
benefit as
My MIM Fender Telecaster is my favorite guitar over my MUSA fender strat
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The twofish holders would work great. They won't hurt the paint and wouldn't
slip. Promise.
-Kai
BKNY
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I can beat that. I did some minor work (while working for Stevie's Happy
Bikes in Corrales, NM) on a -- I forget; Madone? anyway, top end CF racing
bike -- that had a clamp-on seatpost clamped on to the cf seatpost. I mean
the type with no struts; all the weight cantilevered off the seatpost.
On
They’re both gone now.
Thanks for the interest.
Yours,
Thomas Lynn Skean
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I’m sorry, they’re both gone. And I now believe them to both be CrMo.
For more info, see the newer S84 thread I’ve created.. Apparently, and
unsurprisingly, I didn’t delete my erroneous post fast enough to avoid
confusion.
Apologies!
Yours,
Thomas Lynn Skean
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Are the lighter one is still available I will take it. I’ll send a pm
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Cross posted from the bob list, I apologize for the redundancy
Wanted: Does anyone have an older Nitto technomic deluxe in 11cm with 25.4 bar
clamp diameter?
This bike has a short head tube and both the tallux and technomic are much too
long.
Please reply offlist. rayvarella007 at g mail dot
Sale of Heavy is pending.
Light still unspoken for.
Yours,
Thomas Lynn Skean
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SOLD - going to Austin, TX. Have fun with it Joe, I know you are going to
like it.
On Wednesday, July 25, 2018 at 2:33:41 PM UTC-4, George Rosselle wrote:
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> I am the original owner of this frame, serial number AT0054. I received it
> in February 2000, and I believe it to be from the very
Sooner I hope. I really like mine. Lots of smile per mile. Methinks you
will be smiling too.
On Wednesday, July 25, 2018 at 2:35:39 PM UTC-4, Rod Holland wrote:
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> Frame is shipping, wheelset is building, tires and tubes are in hand, as
> are most of the other parts. *This may be a bicycle
It seems to me that after the heyday of lightweight aluminum bikes with
their large diameter tubing, people (bike people anyway) went one direction
or another: "forward" to CF or "backward" to steel. Around that time, I
heard (well, actually read), someone — perhaps Georgiana Terry — say "steel
Had several inquiries but no concrete offers, so reposting again.
René
On Thu, Jul 19, 2018 at 1:06 PM René Sterental wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Continuing on my (slow) downsizing project, I've decided to sell my 61cm
> Waterford built AHH. The bike is in excellent condition with just a few
> paint
DarinM is selling some XTs on the iBob. Nice shifters.
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Road pumps are designed to fit between frame tubes so one end should fit ok
resting on the BB shell..it should work fine with a Two Fish that way. I'm a
bit queasy about wrapping tape on painted tubes, I always worry that the damage
developing under there will be worse than not covering it at
I have an older model Topeak Road Morph bike pump from Craigslist. The
mount attaches to the seat tube with zip ties and I'm afraid it will
scratch the bike, besides not looking as nice as it could.
https://planetcyclery.com/topeakmountkitforroadmorphpump
Do you think if I get two Twofish
That’s an interesting point. Of course, MUSA frames may start up again. But
like you say -equivalent model at equivalent build quality...
Rivendell switch in production made me think of the Fender guitar production
wars that used to be.
The battle raged for years about MUSAFender guitars vs.
I hope so. I'd like a Waterford Atlantis someday and think their used
prices may come down since it'll be competing with a new bike of the same
model name, even though it's not the same bike.
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This is just something I was pondering as I was commuting today.
Thought it might make an interesting discussion.
>From what I understood before, the order went Wisconsin $- Toyo
-Taiwan $$$, even though I think Riv stated in their writings that all
were made just as well. Although
I just picked up some Compass Steilacoom Extralights for my cross bike and
standard Antelope Hills for my rigid mtb turned gravel bike. The first few
rides on the Antelope Hill has really shown me how awesome these tires are.
It really transformed the bike into a quick, comfortable, go anywhere
Hey Thomas:
If the alum one is 27.2, I'll take it.
Thanks,
Patrick
On Sat, Jul 28, 2018 at 5:45 AM, Thomas Lynn Skean <
thomaslynnsk...@comcast.net> wrote:
> The aluminum one is noticeably lighter in hand. In situ it mattered not.
> I’m assuming both have steel lugs and that the difference is
Like new dual-leg kickstand like this one:
https://www.modernbike.com/pletscher-two-leg-kickstand
Came with a bike I bought. Installed and used a few times by the previous
owner. Uncut legs, so it should fit any bike. All hardware except the little
rubber feet.
$30 shipped in the CONUS.
Note
Two big thumbs up for Thunderburts, have them on a couple bikes. They are
great all-rounders and you can get them with some pretty advanced puncture
protection (light, yet effective)
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The WTB Riddler sounds perfecto. Go for a long ride!
Bill Lindsay
El Cerrito Ca
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I’ve never tried the Compass offerings, but I just went on a 200 mile gravel
and forest road tour on 27.5x2.25 Thunder Burts, and they are
awesome—fast-rolling, enough grip, no flats. I was running them tubeless,
though, so the no flats part was expected.
Bob K. in Baltimore
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For my mixed surface riding, I've used:
1. Schwalbe Thunder Burt
2. Bruce Gordon Rock n' Road
3. Panaracer Gravel King SK
My mixed surface riding includes:
1. Urban roads of varying condition in the Washington DC Metro area
2. Smooth hard packed trails
3. Rough graveled and pocked/rutted trails
So I got the Relevate Mountain Feedbag. A very nicely made item. My Olympus
EM-10 III with pancake kit lens slides in and out vertically and easily. I
thought my knee might hit it when pedaling out of the saddle but that does
not happen. I did have one issue. I ride big bikes with tall
Great babymobile while you wait for the official RBW kidvagen.
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Consider the SunRace and Falcon pure friction thumbshifters also, they only
sell for $15-20 retail.
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Thanks for the input so far, hopefully this is not a too common of a thread
that keeps popping up. In regards to the compass tires, it looks like they
have a very similar design to the rock n road with their "pumpkin ridge."
Any thoughts on how those 2 compare?
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