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Photos: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B-2NeF-6iHHVLTY4NDlpcmJta2c
Items for sale:
**Shimano CX70 Brakeset - Sold
**White Industries Square Tapper BB 68x113mm - Sold
**Paul Comp Black Canti Levers - Sold
Nitto S84 Lugged Seatpost - $100
Brooks B67 Aged Saddle - $75
Rear Wheel,
He is, indeed, a dog. Who frequently gets called a “she.” And occasionally a
cat. 藍
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> On Oct 21, 2018, at 9:02 PM, in Dallas nick wrote:
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> Or is that a dog, I couldn't quite tell from the back?
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> Either way cool for him or her to also enjoy the family fun.
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> Paul
There were two separate runs of Foy/Gomez wherein different sizes existed with
diffferent numbers. However I can say that my wife’s Betty would be nice with
drops. But it’s nicer with MAPs. ;)
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It is “Upper Chesapeake Adenoidal”, or “Baltimorese”accent, which the Baltimore
natives speak. “Oryuls” is the Orioles baseball team.
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Or is that a dog, I couldn't quite tell from the back?
Either way cool for him or her to also enjoy the family fun.
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That dog is one cool cat
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I’m in stitches over here! That WOULD be a remarkable cat, but alas, it’s a dog!
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> It turned out super nice.
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> So cool.
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> That's one remarkable cat to ride happily in basket like that.
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> Get
It turned out super nice.
So cool.
That's one remarkable cat to ride happily in basket like that.
Paul in Dallas
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On Thu, Oct 18, 2018 at 8:57 AM -0500, "in Dallas nick"
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Wow!
Just saw this thread.
Wonderful and inspiring!
Mat, thanks for the tip about adding spacers to the Grip Kings! Did you
use the round spacers that look like a piece of really thick walled pipe,
or did you drill through a block of aluminum for something that spans
across both screws, or something else?
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Sorry, some non baseball fans like me may be wondering; what's with the accent?
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Went for a 30 mile ride today on the Albatross bars, and somewhere between
20 and 25 miles I found myself wishing for some part of the grip with more
padding. Right now the main grip area is just a wrap of Neubaum's tape and
the rest is bare metal. I didn't have great luck with the last cork
My MMMNAAM (Medium Mountain Mixte (not actually a mixte)), is a drop bar
bike. If you run the numbers based on Stack and Reach, it's
straightforward to figure out.
Bill Lindsay
El Cerrito, CA
On Sunday, October 21, 2018 at 3:29:35 PM UTC-7, David B wrote:
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> Built up a new-to-me Yves Gomez
I think he mentioned his wife's involvement as an affirmation that it's
good enough that she had to have her own. At least that's how I read it.
Mismatched tires are somewhat common amongst the general bike owner
population; they are not nearly as fastidious to match tires, not to
mention
I second a nighttime tour of the mall and monuments via bike. The Roosevelt
monument is my favorite to see in the dark. The Lincoln memorial is pretty
good at night also. During the day I would also recommend the National
Arboretum in NE DC. DC is a great city to see via bike.
Keith
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Size,bbdrop,rhub,sta,hta,rake,tt,fntctr,chstay,wheel,max.tire,brake
Betty Foy / Yves Gomez
47 52.0 135 72 70 5.5 53.5 60 45 559/26 in. 26x40 ? lr side
52 64.0 135 72 70 5.5 57.5 63 45 584/650b 650x45 ? lr side
58 64.0 135 72 70 5.5 59.5 65.5 45 584/650b 650x45 ? lr side
62 135 72 70
Thanks, Tim. PM sent, I think.
Thomas Lynn Skean
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What does "my wife used it a few times before buying her own" mean? Did he ride
it, too, or no? Also, why is one tire red and why does he think a 9-speed bike
is 10? That's a weird ad.
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David,
You might try a nighttime tour of the mall and monuments using capital bike
share. It will probably still be crisp and not near cold by Chicago standards.
Just start where ever is closest to your hotel and make a circle of the
reflecting pool. You'll see the following:
Lincoln
Thomas, I have a pair of Hub Area bags in olive available. They are one
year old. Used on a week long tour and a handful of S240's.
On Saturday, October 20, 2018 at 9:44:27 PM UTC-4, Thomas Lynn Skean wrote:
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> Subject says it all. PM if you’re contemplating sale/trade.
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> Yours,
> Thomas
Tried and liked all these levers but must try to purge some of this
extra stock around here…
Up for grabs are one set of Avid 'SpeedDial 7', and two pairs of the
very-similar (but not quick-adjusting) Tektro MT3.0 -- one set silver,
the other black.
https://www.flickr.com/gp/joe_bunik/sje5k5
https://sacramento.craigslist.org/bik/d/rivendell-cheviot-55cm-650b/6729042329.html
I have no connection, just saw it on Craigslist.
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It's basically a mixte Hillborne, they weren't designed with an ultra-long
reach. I think a drop bar would be great.
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Built up a new-to-me Yves Gomez today as an upright single speed. Wald bars as
placeholders, with Ahearne/MAP bars on the way.
However, I’m more upright than my Clem, though I could lower the stem a few cms
still.
I’m now wondering if a drop bar build is a possibility. Seems like similar
I've got a single Paul Touring in silver. It's pretty heavily used though,
and one of the post bushings is a bit rough. PM for details and pictures if
you like, if you think it'll work we can probably figure out a more than
fair price.
On Saturday, October 20, 2018 at 1:49:48 PM UTC-4, R.
Update:
Photos: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B-2NeF-6iHHVLTY4NDlpcmJta2c
Items for sale:
**Shimano CX70 Brakeset - $60 - Sale Pending
Nitto S84 Lugged Seatpost - $100
**White Industries Square Tapper BB 68x113mm - Sold
Brooks B67 Aged Saddle - $75
Rear Wheel, Shimano Deore XT M750 Hub,
hi BOBs
Acquired along with the Gordon Factory 2nds Rack Mountain were several
old-style "Jim Blackburn" rear racks -- some variations amongst,
possibly Bruce-modifications for rapid prototyping.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/joe_bunik/sets/72157674742384888
Would like them gone -- just let me
UPDATE:
Thanks for the recommendations.
I got an orange SKS Renkompressor.
Works great and very nicely built!
Easy on/off of presta and Schrader valves and shoots in surprisingly large
volume of air per stroke.
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Let's go ride are biy-kes and den go sit out on da stewps and drink some
Natty Bo's!
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Made in Taiwan. Seat lug is ball & socket so it costs less. It allows them to
do a 6 degree slope. So less variations of lugs to carry in inventory. Also
allows less sizes to fit over more ranges. I believe bottom bracket is filet
brazes so no bottom bracket lugs needed.
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> If ah puwt aneey baseball cards in mah spoekes its gunna be 70's Oryuls,
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My Appaloosa don't want none
Unless it's got Oryuls, hon!
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If ah puwt aneey baseball cards in mah spoekes its gunna be 70's Oryuls,
Hon!
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catalog
link:
https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/1403/7343/files/2018_Rivendell_Frame_Catalog.pdf?18216627747902060761
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Cheaper price cuz made in Taiwan instead of USA now.
New model has a six degree (I think) sloping top tube and other frame diffs
from the previous MUSA version.
They have an online catalog on their rivbike.com site where you can view
the model and read about all its frame features.
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Apologies if you've gone over this already; I searched for the potential
thread, but could not find. Question: Why is the new Hilsen *new*, and
why is it cheaper now? IIRC, I paid $1800 for my frame set in 2010, and a
few years after that it reached $2K+ for the frame set. Thanks for your
Keith,
I'd like to stand 2nd in line for the CX70s, pending photos, and Reid
passing on them!
Thanks,
Tom
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Please call me before inserting a Honus Wagner card in your spokes. I will
source and deliver the alternative in exchange.
Pittsburgh Pirate and philanthropist to the kids in the town I went to high
school and the Pirates did spring training, Hot Springs, AR. His family
also snubbed Grant's
Excerpt from Cycling News.
"Trends across the cycling industry as a whole seem to be nudging away from
elite pro racing and more into experiential events of gran fondos,
bike-packing, and gravel riding. With professional racing becoming much
more data-driven, the pushback sees many embracing
I’d take those cantis, pending some photos.
Thanks,
Reid in Austin
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