Doh. Got busy for a few days. Probably for the better. I’ll just roll along
with more stem showing... :-)
- Max “ride what ya got” in A2
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Curtis, thanks for the affirmation on the Bantam; I’m really excited!
Doug, the other nice thing about the app is you can track mileage for multiple
bikes. Useful for when you buy that Clem! :)
All the best,
Erl
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Commute to work on my bike at least once per week. Ride at least a 300k by the
end of the year.
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My goals are simple: get into mountain biking in the spring and summer, commute
by bike more and do at least two s24o in 2020.
Max
PS maybe downsize my fleet a bit
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Joe, me too brother. 105 days and looking forward to living sober in 2020. Erl
(Weth) I will use that phone app, it will be easier and I really don’t want an
odometer on my bicycle. One more goal for 2020 is to buy a Clem L.
Doug
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Great post.
Nothing out of the ordinary here. Keep up the 2500 mi/year average which
is earned via commuting and the pure enjoyment of riding a bicycle.
To Erl in Kensington, MD. The Bantam is an excellent choice for a custom
bicycle. I have not ridden another bicycle since getting my 68 cm Ba
I appreciate this topic because I really need to break out of a malaise and
meet some goals next year. I don't have a particular mileage goal, I just know
I want to go on more and longer rides. Also get better about my eating and lose
the weight my body decided was going to be a thing after I tu
Love them qbeam 68 s Tom horton
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> On Dec 23, 2019, at 2:31 PM, 'Abcyclehank' via RBW Owners Bunch
> wrote:
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> December 23rd in Muskegon Michigan.
> Joe is not the only one experimenting with Copenhagen Wheels. Want nothing
> to do with the motorcycle, moped, scooter, e
Hey Grady! Where in Colorado? I'm on Pikes Peak (Green Mountain Falls, to
be exact). Feel free to email me direct if you want to ride sometime.
lamontglen at mac dot com.
If I'm a good enough lad (my wife just hinted I was, so there's hope), then
these will arrive over Christmastide. The amazin
The custom sounds amazing! I have pondered why the Compass/RH centerpulls
aren't used on any of the caliper-brake Rivendells. I understand the desire
to avoid rare / single source parts but the R Herse brakes are truly the
best of all worlds, unless you're heavily loaded / riding a tandem.
My
I bought two new Rivendells this fall, so my 2020 goal is to not buy any
more bikes and ride the heck out of these new ones! :D
My mileage goal is 3600 km, which is a monthly average I had been keeping
up July thru November this year. Other goals include:
- Ride a 200km brevet (or at least
A great topic!
My goal this year was to rider farther than last year. I achieved that by
riding more than 3300 miles mostly commuting.
Goals for this year include breaking that record and fitting in a few more
overnights and a multi day tour. I also have a Bantam custom in the pipeline
for lat
These are exactly what I have been looking for! Thanks for sharing. My
experience with BC cross-country skis are that they are difficult to
maneuver in tight places and very short descents. You are spot on about
needing a different ski for non-groomed trails (and I'll add something more
efficie
This is slightly premature but I am wondering if any of you have set
bicycle related goals for 2020. Mileage total? New bike? Bicycle Tour?
Commuting?
My goal is to ride every day and although I don't log miles, I'd like to
ride around 2,000 miles for the year (I may put a cyclometer back on my
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> From: ramon laval
> Date: December 23, 2019 at 2:37:49 PM CST
> To: rbw-owners-bunch@googlegroups.com
> Subject: WTB/ WTT: large sackville SHOPSACK. Any color
>
>
> Looking to buy one or trade for a LARGE bag. I have a medium in olive.
> Thank
I'm not positive, George, but I believe these are unique from the
subcategory of "alpine touring" skis, referring to themselves as skishoes
or specifically Altai, which appears to be a subcategory of one at the
moment. Grin.
With abandon,
Patrick
On Sunday, December 22, 2019 at 7:06:28 PM UTC-
I don't agree that stem shifters are the boss. I have a gas pipe 80s
Nishiki with them and I find them awkward. If I rode the bike more, I
would replace them with barcons.
-Jim
On Sat, Dec 7, 2019 at 1:09 PM Bill Lindsay wrote:
> The real question is how they look and work on the stem. So few
I vigorously approve of thumb shifters on the quill stem. I’m having fun
debating with myself which one should be mounted higher. One hand shifts might
be easier with the left on the bottom, but maybe on top.
Bill Lindsay
El Cerrito Ca
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Gotta agree v-brakes aren't the prettiest things. Which is why I'm getting
polished Pauls on my custom, all you'll see is shine!
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Still looking. Would be into a 51 as well. I am aware of the tire size dif
:)
On Saturday, October 19, 2019 at 12:41:42 PM UTC-4, S. Greco wrote:
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> Long shot WTB 53 650b Hunq - preferably a frame and fork. Will forever
> regret missing out on the demo frame. Anyone have one they are not in lov
On the question of V-brakes vs. Centerpulls, in my opinion V-brakes are:
1. Just too ugly. A very subjective thing.
2. Very hard to combine with wide/tall tires and fenders.
So I am probably not a customer for the Charlie H Gallop. I ride drop bars
on road bikes.
I have two bikes with V-
I tried the riser Jones on my hunqa and combined with the VO 31.8 Cigne stem
they felt way too high for me, so I ended up switching to regular Jones bar
which are great!
Make sure you balance stem and Handlebar combo to end up at the desired height.
Max
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Nicely done!
I'm also considering the riser Jones bars for one of my bikes.
I'm admiring your shop area as much as your Clem.
Looks terrific!
Paul in Dallas
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