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Is anyone here running the 700x57 version of this tire and if so, what sort of
actual widths are you seeing?
Thank you
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I'm sorry I don't. Can you watch video? I should have the You Tube video
up tomorrow.
Chris
On Saturday, May 11, 2019 at 12:41:09 AM UTC-4, Philip Williamson wrote:
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> Do you have a transcript?
> I’m not an audio podcast person. It’s a neurological issue.
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> Philip
> Santa Rosa, CA
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he was working at Berkeley Velosport about 25 years ago and sold me my
Univega.
On Friday, May 10, 2019 at 10:12:24 AM UTC-7, Christopher Wiggins wrote:
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> Maynard came by the shop yesterday, and I talked him into coming back this
> morning to record episode 7 of the podcast. Hopefully the lin
Found what I'm looking for. Thanks
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I was too slow to jump on Phil’s FS post... Anyone else out there with a pair
of olive sackville hub area bags that they’d be willing to part with?
Thanks!
Max
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I know the Mini Front is somewhat suspect for carrying a loaded basket on ,
but is an M18 with the 4 struts (i.,e. 2 to the top of the fork mounts, and
2 to the mid fork braze ons) PLUS the diving board (or not) any better?
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Any problems using it? What bolts needed to attach hoop?
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In which I swap tires after discovering Maxxis Icon+ are slip and slides on wet
rocks and roots, aspen bloom, Pascha flowers blossom during Paschatide, and I'm
happier than a clam on a bike 9,000 feet above the salty sea on my new Schwalbe
Nobby Nic 27.5 x 2.8” Addix Apex Speedgrip SnakeSkin (Wh
Fuller review of Nobby Nic+ tires here:
https://deaconpatrick.org/i-get-a-grip-while-the-aspen-bloom
With abandon,
Patrick
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Maynard used to come by City Cycle in San Francisco in 1990 and 1991 when I
worked there. He liked to hang out at bike shops and chat. Lent me his Time
road pedals and cleats to try out.
Great guy!
David Lipsky
Berkeley, CA
On Saturday, May 11, 2019 at 2:02:58 PM UTC+1, eddietheflay wrote:
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As usual, quality photos to serve as background to the useful descriptions.
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> In which I swap tires after discovering Maxxis Icon+ are slip and slides
> on wet rocks and roots, aspen
no problems at all. I believe it needs two 3 mm allen bolts to attach hoop.
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sale pending.
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I knew him first as the motorcycle guy, he wrote (maybe still does) for a free
SF rag called City Bike. Then I saw him in one of the first Readers, plus
whatever that free cycling rag was called. California Bicyclist?
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Oh, sorry Kellie, I missed this. Tires are Simworks The Homage (?) tubeless,
650 x 43.
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I feel I have forgotten an important piece of bicycle wisdom:
My Tallux stem can only go about 125mm into the fork on my Hunqapillar,
but is it safe to tighten the stem where it bottoms out, or should I raise
the stem above this point before tightening the stem bolt?
If so, how far,
I believe the area you want to avoid tightening it is where the threads are,
and right at the point where it bottoms out. I think raising it a tiny amount
above the bottoming out point is safe. That’s my recollection, at least.
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Yes, you want to raise it enough to avoid the butted section right at the
bottom. The headtube narrows down there; you want the wedge fully gripping
straight walls.
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1 millimeter will do, but if that doesn't get you where you want to be,
shortening the quill's no big deal.
-Kai (who iften wishes this were an issue for me (my head tubes are
bottomless))
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Hi Ted,
The SO doesn't seem to sync with me quick as well as the QB or the AHH.
When I ride the QB or AHH I think I'm riding the perfect bike, but the SO
is just good. I think the most likely reason for the difference is the
tires. The builds of all 3 and my positions on all 3 are similar---
"quite," not "quick" above. I wish there were a way to correct these minor
errors after posting, other than *this* way.
Dave
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J. I've used baskets with both, but I tend to use front baskets on these
racks for light bulky items. They feel about the same, and I've never ad an
issue with them at all. Grant has always rated them at 4 pounds capacity
for each. My MUSA Atlantis and Homer don't like more than 2-3 pounds up
f
Thanks Dave.
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Owning Ram, Atlantis, AHH, and QB, I say QB without a doubt is closest to AHH.
> On May 9, 2019, at 9:21 PM, Eric Karnes wrote:
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> The SimpleOne up for sale (someone snatch it up!) brought up a question:
> What's the closest geared Riv to the Quickbeam / SimpleOne? The Rambouillet?
> Hilsen?
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