Hi Neil: Your ride sounds great.
I was considering joining Lucky Duck Bike's campout:
Dirt...very challenging:
https://ridewithgps.com/routes/30245966
Road...half as much climbing:
https://ridewithgps.com/routes/30246008
I love the coastal ride you're planning. Is your group open to one more
New Plan: I'm selling the wheels, fenders and lights as a package only for
$1200 shipped.
If it doesn't sell as a kit, maybe I'll find another frame down the road for
it.
Nitto Big Rack still available separate, and will entertain offers on either.
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Good for you Jock. And you got the family to go. I'd give my right pedal
capnut to get my girls to go. Fashion queens both. That's OK. I like going
solo. Nobody will ride with me anymore ("think I'll eat some wurm").
Too cranky. Too slow. Had to do my Swift Campout 2 weeks early and it was
roadrunner bags large point n shooter stem bag fits my 64oz klean kanteen
perfectly.
https://roadrunnerbags.us/collections/bags-for-your-bike/products/point-n-shooter-l
On Tuesday, June 18, 2019 at 4:58:22 AM UTC-7, RDS wrote:
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> How do you carry multiple bottles or larger bottles (32 oz) on
TwoFish makes an assortment of add-on cages:
http://www.twofish.biz/attach-a-water-bottle/blog
I have one of the largest, for a 64oz Kleen Kanteen, on my Bombadil camping
bike, and it works well. Depending on how rough the terrain you're riding, an
auxiliary strap may be advised.
cheers,Andrew
Congratulations! My only regret is that I didn't get my kid onto my bike
earlier, so good that you're looking into it in advance!
For when they're older, I loved our BoBike Classic Junior (and so did my
son). I have one that's well used but solid if you need it later. I'm in
Brooklyn (I believe
Oh my! That baby bike rules. I use a big Rosco to take my 2nd grader to school
on the way in to work, sitting on a sturdyish homemade rack. Today I put my my
preschooler on there too (but walked beside). The one and only thing that's
bothered me with step throughs and kiddos was once they got
Tumbleweed and pass and stow now have racks that have mounts for traditional or
very large bottle cages.
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Doable. Getting the diving board thing under or over the cable is the only real
issue, and one that creative bending can solve. It doesn’t look as nice but I
like to have a strut that goes to the dropout. Seems safer if something were to
give way.
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How doable is it to fit a Mark's rack on the front of a Sam Hillborne with V
brakes? What type and length of support legs? What's a good source for legs? I
have the rack and four legs--two straight at 23 cm and two curved at 14 cm.
This is a used set up I purchased recently.
Dave in Kansas
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Hey Luke,
I picked mine up from Rivendell the other day. Ordered in the morning and
it was shipped that afternoon.
https://www.rivbike.com/collections/racks/products/nitto-rack-hardware-42cm-straight-struts-pair-20077
Christian
Berkeley, CA
On Tuesday, June 18, 2019 at 11:10:21 AM UTC-7,
Hey!
Been off the Google Groups/Out of the Country/Prepping to swap careers.
Each campsite is regulated for 10 people + 3 cars. Clearly there's more
interest and from what I've seen there will be plenty of room for all of
us. Just be nice, be cool and don't be weird.
If you want to bring a
looking to buy some nitto 7mm struts in 42cm anyone have an extra set not
being used?
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Lambbo,
Congratulations on the baby and wishing you and your family the best! Our
little boy is about to turn two next month and can't believe how quickly
he's grown. I've used the Yepp Mini with great success, he loves being up
front and center with a full view and make for great
I have also heard the Yepp Mini is the way to go, but I haven't gotten one
of my own quite yet. Curious if there are other good options for riders in
the under one age group!
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Jock! Very nice photos and well done. ~firm handshake~
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Mark's Rack is sold.
I've gotten a couple inquiries about lights and have decided to take them off
the market until/if the wheels and fenders sell. I may end up trying to find
something else that stuff will fit (that my bum wrist will let me ride), but
feel free to make an offer on the wheels
Other things to consider about how you carry water:
- If in a saddlebag, pannier, etc, am I just using available space, or am I
displacing something?
- Weight distribution. Water is the heaviest thing I haul by volume. I like it
snug and central.
- When I carried water in panniers last year, I
For larger bottle: https://widefoot.com/product/litercage/
To carry more regular bottles:
https://www.wolftoothcomponents.com/collections/accessories/products/b-rad-double-bottle-cage-adapter
Drink up!
Steve
On Tuesday, June 18, 2019 at 7:58:22 AM UTC-4, RDS wrote:
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> How do you carry
How about a dromedary bag stored in your saddle bag and used to refill your
bottle? At least it is light weight, conforms to the bag and will not leak.
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My Saddlesack Large easily holds my 64oz Growler. In fact, it would
probably hold 4 of them. Plus lunch, tools, book, etc. :-)
Doug
On Tuesday, June 18, 2019 at 5:24:31 AM UTC-7, Patrick Moore wrote:
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> A saddlebag is one solution.
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> On Jun 18, 2019, at 5:58 AM, RDS >
That is my favorite Riv color so far!
They also have preorders up on the site as well.
On Tuesday, June 18, 2019 at 10:20:10 AM UTC-4, Bicycle Belle Ding Ding!
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> I wonder if you can call a Rivendell dealer and still get that bronze
> green 52...
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Congratulations! New life is precious! Six months at earliest, which is winter,
so as Kai says, next spring, summer, and fall is what you're gearing up for. We
preferred front carriers for interaction, rear carriers for no need to "duck
ride," which will kill hips if done more than a few miles.
Latest model Copper Spur ultralight 2 man tent + titanium stake set still
available. $355 + $15 shipping in the ConUS
On Friday, June 14, 2019 at 10:08:54 AM UTC-4, Jack K wrote:
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> New Big Agnes Copper Spur HV UL2 tent still available. Tent + 10 titanium
> stake package reduced to $355 + $15
Ah, tandem spacing, I forgot about that. Can you do what you need to do with a
BaggaBond hanging off the rear saddle? It's huge and I have an olive one I'm
selling (or you can buy from Riv).
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Roadrunner Bags and Randi Jo Fabrications make bar bags that hold bottles.
Here's the Roadrunner, and there's a thread around here from Leah (Bicycle
Belle Ding Ding) showing her new Randi Jo.
https://roadrunnerbags.us/products/co-pilot-bar-bag
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I wonder if you can call a Rivendell dealer and still get that bronze green
52...
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Next summer is your summer of baby cruising, with an orange Yepp mini up front,
which you can come pick up as my gift (it's only a little bit dirty)
And your canti'd fork! Which you most certainly don't want to test with baby
aboard...
-Kai
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King Cage makes a great add on braze on: Universal Support Bolt (USB). See it
here, scroll down and on the left. http://kingcage.com/index.php?products=yes
I use them on beorn to made 2-braze on 3 to hold a Many Things Cage, which will
hold up to a 64oz bottle.
With abandon,
Patrick
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Hi, Y'all:
Indeed, but a week early. That's OK, right?
https://www.flickr.com/photos/146626768@N06/albums/72157709114278761
BEST / Jock Dewey / Athens, GA
On Monday, June 17, 2019 at 3:49:45 PM UTC-4, Neil Doran wrote:
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> Anybody else observing the Swift campout this year? My little crew has
A saddlebag is one solution.
Patrick Moore
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> How do you carry multiple bottles or larger bottles (32 oz) on bikes w/
> minimal cage mounts? Clem L as an example.
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Ok, I did my deep breathing and can settle on a Tubus if it is silver: has
anyone tried one, please?
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Dropping price to $112 including shipping
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Hi Leroy,
I don't know which Pletscher basket you're looking for, but the
Pletscher Shopping Basket Deluxe XXL with Easy Fix Adapter is available
through Bike24 for 41.93 euros. If you create an account with Bike24 and
login, you usually see a lower price than someone sees without logging
Thanks, Joe
Yeah, I called them last night and they said Nittos weren’t really wide enough,
consider Tubus. I think I am being immature and in denial, about a bike rack.
Hmm.
—thanks
Paul
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> Hmm, that's a tough one. Maybe you can call
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