Drew. Good catch. I thought it was the sage at first glance with screaming
kids. I think I updated the title. I found emailing the seller a good way to
get a feel on if it is legitimate. There is always buyer protection as well.
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And not a canti sam
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Stem sold.
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Hi Joe,
PM sent for the stem
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Currently going to less then a $1000 with a nice looking build.
https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F202688423306
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I’ve run both 42mm and 48mm Shikoros on my 61cm Toyo, with fenders. 48mm is
somewhat tight but I’ve had no issues with it.
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Are we grinding on the road or at home? I assume the road, as there are larger
manual grinders for home.
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Looks like it sold fast. Pretty cool that they’re working with Steve Rex now,
it would be awesome to see them start using some fillet brazing on a joint or
two.
Darin
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RBW has a 53cm Hunqapillar prototype frameset (in the original gray/red
color scheme!) for sale with the statement that this is the last chance to
get a new "old style" Hunqapillar and that a redesigned, MUSA version may
be coming.
Having recently purchased a 54 Hunqapillar, I'm intrigued
I recently got these:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01G9YUS34/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s00?ie=UTF8=1
Contrary to what they say, the padding is minimal. I don't like most modern
gloves, as I am not looking for padding help.
On Thursday, May 30, 2019 at 3:06:39 PM UTC-4, REC (Roberta)
Paul
The Compass site shows a 700C 50/51mm Honjo fender (H47/H50) accommodates a
max tire size of 38mm.
John Hawrylak
Woodstown NJ
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Paul:
I had 45 mm Schwalbe Marathons on my '03 Atlantis with fenders. Don't
recall the fender size but it was picked because it was the widest one that
would fit the bike.
dougP
On Thursday, May 30, 2019 at 4:30:06 PM UTC-7, Paul Burns wrote:
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> How wide do you think I can go?
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> Would
Jeff, that’s a huge concern of mine too. The shape is so ergonomic and we
cannot get them any longer. I’m nervous about recking a good thing (except
when they are wet).
Roberta
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How wide do you think I can go?
Would Compass Snoqualmie Pass (700Cx44) work? And if so, are they too delicate
for regular use?
Any views on Soma Shikoro 42mm? Panaracer Gravel Kings (only go up to 38mm in
700C)
Will be riding mostly on country roads, but sometimes dirt with rocks (c.
Have considered this myself, but my concern is that the tape will pull up
some chunks of cork along with it. Since they don't make this shape anymore
and I really like 'em, I've erred on the "Let someone else try it first"
side, ha.
Jeff Hagedorn
Los Angeles, CA USA
On Thursday, May 30, 2019
I don't have any experience with cotton tape over (real) cork grips, but
have you considered wrapping some twine over the cork grips and
then shellacking it? My Jones SG bars have cushiony (fake) cork bar tape,
wrapped over with cotton bar tape, "entangled" with twine, and then
shellacked. The
Cotton tape with the sticky, then when you remove it, rag with lighter fluid or
other goop remover, and re shellac the cork. Easy to say when I don't do the
work. Grin.
With abandon,
Patrick
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I doubt the painters tape beneath bar tape on top of cork would provide a
silp free experience Roberta. For summer riding with sweaty hands I wear
these "fishing gloves" from Glacier Bay. They just so happen to make
terrific cycling gloves ! By far most preferred over any "cycling glove"
I've considered it many times, including while riding in the rain over the
weekend.
Love the shape, don't like 'em when they get wet, but hate gloves even
more.
Please report back with your findings?
Jeff Hagedorn
Los Angeles, CA USA
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I didn't want to hijack the Newbaum's new padded tape topic, so I started this
one.
I have older Meisha cork grips, scallaced --the ones with the bulge about 2/3
from the bar end. One issue I have with it is that in the summer when my hands
sweat, and it's hard to keep a grip.
Do you think
If your rear saddle bag isn't going to hold too much weight, then maybe try
rigging up the "peck deck" ala Ultraromance. Here's a link to pics+text of
Matt's (of Crust) Nor'easter with the peck deck.
https://bikepacking.com/bikes/matts-crust-nor-easter/
I think different sizes of long-wheelbase
Thanks for reporting back, I think I may have to try this when I go camping.
On Monday, May 27, 2019 at 9:48:42 PM UTC-4, Deacon Patrick wrote:
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> Today's cold coffee in the field experiment went well. Pouring, no filter
> yields minimal grains for the first cup, more than I'd like for the
I liked the Nitto R14 rack. Looks like Riv made their own version but it's
sold out. I ziptied a sackville saddle bag for a bit to mine when I had it.
On Friday, March 29, 2019 at 2:00:37 PM UTC-4, Doug Van Cleve wrote:
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> Howdy folks.
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> Despite the whole front basket thing, AFAIK GP has
I've got one of these on some horizontal dropouts. Works pretty well:
problem solvers tensioner/hanger
There is also this rear nitto rack that uses the cantilever posts
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Nitto-NR20-Rear-Rack/131538098516?hash=item1ea0481954:g:23cAAOSwPcVVgUA4
$83 shipped, best for a saddlebag support, I would think
Steve
On Thu, May 30, 2019 at 10:29 AM Drw wrote:
> In order of
In order of stability, to my thinking...
-marks rack attached to above brake mounts and mid seatstay mounts
-nitto saddlebag support attached to seatpost and mid seatstay mounts
-tumbleweed t rack
-tubus fly or airy
-nitto campee minus the removable low rider parts
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I'll have to try them. I used to just run multiple newbaums, and then
switched to leather. I miss the various Newbaum colors
On Monday, April 1, 2019 at 5:54:33 PM UTC-4, tc wrote:
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> In addition to their standard tape, see this page
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The trap interfered with my tires so it had to go, but honestly I wanted a
cleaner look to begin with. I suppose it is lighter now, but in this case
aesthetics was the driver. Think of it as a Swiss taillight bracket.
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