I'll drop my price for the Caradice Audax plus the Sackville tool roll to
$90.00 shipped CONUS. STEVE
On Tuesday, October 1, 2019 at 5:37:35 PM UTC-5, Steve Butcher wrote:
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> Hi Forum,
> This is a cross posting with i-BOB but I've decided to reconfigure my
> bag arrangement on my Rosco Bu
Price drop -- Saddles # 3, 6, 7, and 8 remain available -- now $20 each
shipped w/in US.
On Tuesday, October 15, 2019 at 6:24:59 AM UTC-5, Julian Westerhout wrote:
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> Saddles # 3, 6, 7, and 8 remain available.
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> Julian Westerhout
> Bloomington, IL
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> On Sunday, October 13, 2019 at
Back in the day both Trek and Sun (at least those 2) made 13 mm internal/19
external mountain bike rims. I used both with 2" tires for thousands of
miles with no problem except having to keep pressure higher than (I would
now consider) optimum.
Wider rims work better for wider tires, but skinny ri
I know it's an odd request, but I already have one non-grid grey Backabike I'm
trying to at least sorta matchy-matchy. I sold an early version of this bag
once so if you're ready to sell it back, I'll take it! But really any grey -
grid or non - will do.
Thanks,
Joe Bernard
Novato CA.
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Howdy
I'll be in Seattle this weekend for a short stay till Monday and was
wondering if there's any bicycle kinda things happening? Or, does anybody
have suggestions for casual fun rides? I'm still debating bringing a bike,
the folks I'm staying with have bikes but aren't really dedicated rider
Hello Justin-
I’ll be leading a Three Speed Ride on Saturday:
https://societyofthreespeeds.wordpress.com/2019/10/15/reminder-the-seattle-three-speed-ride-is-saturday-october-19/
Please note that all bikes are welcome on this ride, three speed or not. Word
on the street that a rider with a Riv tha
Jan Heine specifically says narrow rims are fine with his tires. So I'd
imagine most reasonably supple tires would work fine. Like Patrick I rode
mountain bike tires on old narrow rims for years. I have no specific
recommendations your width will be a little less on the narrow rims than on
the
Where do you live Colin?
On Thursday, October 17, 2019 at 8:54:47 AM UTC-7, Colin Cummings wrote:
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> I've been fortunate enough to have owned two Bleriots in the past dozen
> years. One was destroyed by a car in a hit n run accident, the second one
> was stolen :( I would LOVE to get my hands o
Hunqapillar for sure. I'd love to get a size 50 with the 27.5" wheels. It
that perfect "what a bike is supposed to look like" frame (at least to my
eyes) and the green/cream color combination is off the charts beautiful
(again to my eyes).
I even called Riv recently to see if I could order one,
Leah,
I know that feeling...but in a different way. My son now has his license
and is starting to drive himself. Though I never looked fwd to the early
mornings, I always looked fwd to those 15 min of time we spent together
talking about everything under the sun, hopefully helping to start his
Yes Alan, I heard the same from Will...they're no longer taking orders for
the old Waterford-built Hunq. Sounds like Steve Rex will likely make the
"not-the-same-as-the-old-Hunq" Hunq, if it ever happens. I too am looking
for a used one, 58 or 59.
Tom
On Friday, October 18, 2019 at 2:59:24 P
I run 48c compass/RH 650s on Synergy rims with tubes with sub 30 psi
without problems. Conversely I run 38 /700 tubeless on a Cliffhanger at 40
psi without any issues. I also run 38s with tubes on Magic CXP33’s which
seem narrow and it works great.
John
On Fri, Oct 18, 2019 at 2:27 PM Mark Schnei
If you can find a tire that rides the way you like, get it even if it's not
necessarily 2.35/2.4.
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Tom, sigh, I can just imagine. It’s hard to watch your son grow, but also
pleasing to know he’s becoming a good man. I’m sure those “15 minutes with Dad”
in the mornings have shaped him toward that end. 💙
Thanks for your compliments on the Betty - she *is* a looker, and it can’t be
denied! It i
It’s been a long saga, but I finally have news to report.
I got a smokin’ deal on Schwalbe Big Ben tires (2 in?) in 650b for my
Clementine. They are a UK company, so of course shipping was going to take
awhile. At some point, the tires were lost by the carrier and I was working
with the compan
price drop to 70
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I'm running Nano 2.1 tires on Synergy rims (64 Atlantis) with no issues.
It really depends on the tread profile. If creating a rounder tire profile
(fat tire on smallish rim) will cause the particular tread transition (from
tire center to side) to be more abrupt, you may not like that. If the
It's so pretty, so RED. In your Instagram post you said "Red. I yield to it..",
which I thought was such an interesting, evocative way to express the
experience of gazing upon the tree. Thanks for that.
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I did a similar thing when I was around #theclemrider's age. I wasn't looking
at what I hit, but something across the street. Next thing I know there's a
loud noise BAM! and I realize I've landed on the back of a parked VW bug. That
was surprising! 😲
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Just a quick weekend bump, and how about a price drop? $850 plus shipping. Also
potentially open to Rivvish trades...
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Yes I know I need to cut the stays on the rear fender. I've already kicked them
like you do when a car has a trailer hitch sticking out. OW!
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Looking good, Joe, especially properly dressed with fenders. I am curious about
the Copenhagen wheel. From what I understand it is entirely self-contained, app
controlled and pedal assist only. Seems like almost the perfect electric
bicycle solution. It remains a bicycle, albeit a bionic version
Hi Ian,
Yes, it's the most "bicycle like" of all the systems I've messed with, and I've
messed with a bunch. The motor, controller and battery are all in the hub so
there's no hassle with finding places to mount things, and no wires ziptied to
the frame. You power on with a switch on the wheel
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