Don’t be shy about weight asking. Know that lighter is faster (just a tiny bit
faster). Lighter is definitely more interesting. This build weighs in at 20.9
pounds. I just swapped road SPD pedals with another bike to get the free
30grams off the Roadeo.
Bill Lindsay
El Cerrito Ca
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Dan,
It is. $35 including shipping and PayPal fees. PayPal is ke...@cyclefix.bike
Keith
> On Jun 3, 2019, at 11:51 PM, Dan McNamara wrote:
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> If still available I’ll take one of the CP-1 cassette pliers.
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> My shipping zip code is 94901.
>
> Thanks
>
> Dan
>
>> On Jun 3, 2019, at
If still available I’ll take one of the CP-1 cassette pliers.
My shipping zip code is 94901.
Thanks
Dan
> On Jun 3, 2019, at 12:14 PM, Keith Muller wrote:
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> Hey all,
>
> I have a box of Park Tools that I'm looking to sell. I got a big kit and
> there were some parts I already had.
That is definitely a M771 rear derailleur and is 9spd compatible:
https://www.universalcycles.com/shopping/product_details.php?id=19237
Like others, I have two bicycles which run the 7700-series bar ends with
mountain derailleurs, so they are compatible. To work through the other
Dear Dave,
If you look on the inner parallelogram link, there should be an engraved model
number..
All 9v Shimano derailleurs are interchangeable. 10v and later is not (dynasys
has a different pull ratio, and 11v is also internally mutually incompatible),
and 8v and prior Dura-ace do not
Got a pic?
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Still Available
Part# Description Retail My Price
BO-4 Park Tool, BO-4, Corkscrew Bottle Opener $45.95 $27.00
CC-3.2 Park Tool, CC-3.2, Chain wear indicator, Shows to either keep or
replace $10.95 $6.00
CCP-22 Park Tool, CCP-22, Crank puller, For square taper cranks $15.49 $8.00
CDG-2 Park
Here's an updated list:
Still Available
Part# Description Retail My Price
BO-4 Park Tool, BO-4, Corkscrew Bottle Opener $45.95 $27.00
CC-3.2 Park Tool, CC-3.2, Chain wear indicator, Shows to either keep or
replace $10.95 $6.00
CCP-22 Park Tool, CCP-22, Crank puller, For square taper cranks
I know I shouldn't ask, so I won't...but that *looks *like a pretty light
bike. Fierce but elegant.
On Monday, June 3, 2019 at 3:38:41 PM UTC-4, Bill Lindsay wrote:
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> I haven't been active on the "Daily post Your Riv" thread, so this seemed
> kind of out of place. I've always been a
Beautiful bike and beautiful picture.
Makes me wish I was riding now.
David Hays
Williamsville, New York
> On Jun 3, 2019, at 1:16 PM, Adam Leibow wrote:
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> canti sam in GGP. the flowers are nice right now.
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> On Friday, February 1, 2019 at 11:29:13 AM UTC-8, Adam
This XT RD is black but clean. I examined it carefully with a light and
magnifying glass but I see no model number in the parallelogram area.
On Mon, Jun 3, 2019, 5:23 PM Nick Payne On Tuesday, 4 June 2019 07:07:06 UTC+10, Dave Redmon wrote:
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>> My goal is rear index shifting because I'm
Patrick Moore understandably observed:
"Odd -- to my eyes -- but rather appealing stem."
The 1" threadless period in mainstream road bikes lasted for a VERY brief
period of time. During that time, Cinelli and a couple other manufacturers
had kind of a freak-out over the industry changing
YES BILL! Glad you like it so far. I love mine, too. Everybody should own a
light, steel road bike that can take 32mm tires. I really need to put a Ti BB
and Herse crank on mine.
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Lovely. It makes me want to move the Roadeo up by several notches on my
"want one" list. (And I'm glad I'm not the only one on this list with
titanium bb spindles; mine are Phils.)
Odd -- to my eyes -- but rather appealing stem.
Please post your impressions after you have more miles on it.
On
On Tuesday, 4 June 2019 07:07:06 UTC+10, Dave Redmon wrote:
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> My goal is rear index shifting because I'm mostly deaf to improper
> shifting in friction mode. My LBS tells me my Shimano 7700 9 speed index
> bar end shifters are not compatible with my Shimano 9 speed XT rear
> derailer in index
How did they all work out? How do you like the tandems? Things you would
change in your build? Things you love? PICS?
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Yes, we tried it. With a barrel adjuster, it would hit only 6 or 7 gears.
The XT was taken off a MTB and sold to me, but it seems to be in good
shape. I don't see a number on it anywhere.
On Mon, Jun 3, 2019, 4:34 PM Garth
>
>What's the exact XT RD model ? Did they actually try it ?
>
> On
Sean:
>From the photo, it looks like they've eliminated the sharp pointy end at
the corners. I used the originals for quite a while but kept hitting those
corners, sometimes getting cut. Other than that issue (and that's just me
being clumsy, really), the originals worked fine.
dougP
On
What's the exact XT RD model ? Did they actually try it ?
On Monday, June 3, 2019 at 5:07:06 PM UTC-4, Dave Redmon wrote:
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> My goal is rear index shifting because I'm mostly deaf to improper
> shifting in friction mode. My LBS tells me my Shimano 7700 9 speed index
> bar end shifters
My goal is rear index shifting because I'm mostly deaf to improper shifting in
friction mode. My LBS tells me my Shimano 7700 9 speed index bar end shifters
are not compatible with my Shimano 9 speed XT rear derailer in index mode. Has
anyone else had this problem and found a solution?
Dave
Price drop and bump. I'd take $60.00 for this saddle shipped in CONUS.
Steve
On Tuesday, May 28, 2019 at 1:25:37 PM UTC-5, Steve Butcher wrote:
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> Hello forum,
> I'm offering for sale this little used Velo Orange model 3 touring
> saddle in brown color. It has been installed on a bike
I haven't been active on the "Daily post Your Riv" thread, so this seemed
kind of out of place. I've always been a 'roadie' first and foremost.
I've always had a bike in my stable that's a stripped down road bike. The
slot in my stable has always existed, but there's been a bit of flux on
Hey all,
I have a box of Park Tools that I'm looking to sell. I got a big kit and
there were some parts I already had. All items are new. Most in the
packaging, some without. Let me know what items you want. You pay the
shipping. DM me with any questions or offers.
Keith
Pic:
Hey all,
I have a box of Park Tools that I'm looking to sell. I got a big kit and
there were some parts I already had. All items are new. Most in the
packaging, some without. Let me know what items you want. You pay the
shipping. DM me with any questions or offers.
Keith
Pic:
58cm Choco caliper Sam is sold
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Thanks for the note, Patrick! The one-man show, with a part-time pal or two
covering vacations etc seems to be the ticket. I think I’d still be doing it
if I was single and fancy-free. Perhaps later in life we'll do something again.
Cheers
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50-52mm actual TB liteskin on NoBS rims (Atlas equivalent).
With abandon,
Patrick
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Haven't seen these talked about at all. Anyone tried 'em? I need pedals for
my Homer. https://www.rivbike.com/products/pedals-mks-new-2018 I never
tried Grip Kings, but have heared mixed reviews on them.
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Hi! I would like to buy your bag. Is it still available?
On Monday, June 3, 2019 at 11:35:27 AM UTC-4, Carla Waugh wrote:
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> FS Sackville SaddleSack XSmall grey grid $56.00 in very good condition.
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I'd slather on the sunscreen, just to have it wear off way too soon. So, I
picked these at the store up in a Large because I don't like tight fitting
garments:
https://www.trekbikes.com/us/en_US/us/en_US/bike-clothing/cycling-arm-leg-warmers/bontrager-uv-sunstop-cycling-arm-cover/p/22817/
Thanks, Bob. I just ordered the Shikoro 42s and will update the thread if
they fit under my SKS P50s.
On Monday, June 3, 2019 at 9:23:15 AM UTC-4, Bob K. wrote:
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> Paul,
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> I have no experience with these tires on the Atlantis, nor do I run them
> with fenders, but both 42 and 48 Shikoros
Only Marks Rack left!
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Paul,
I have no experience with these tires on the Atlantis, nor do I run them with
fenders, but both 42 and 48 Shikoros are sublime on my '09 canti Sam Hillborne.
The 48s jst fit, and I'm not convinced they've made a world of difference
in terms of cushiness as compared to the 42s, but
The seat wedge is no longer for sale.
Steve
On Monday, May 27, 2019 at 3:42:29 PM UTC-5, Steve Butcher wrote:
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> Hello Forum,
> I'm offering for sale this Waxwing Bag Co. Seat Wedge bag which I
> puchased new at the end of last summer. It was mounted on one bike and
> always stored
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