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They're all three good options. I have 2x SON28 Classic (the older version) and
1x Shimano DH3n80 (Ultegra level). I'm happy with them.
One of the SON hubs required servicing. I had been using it on my winter
commuter and think I must have submerged it at some point in the spring thaw.
They're all three good options. I have 2x SON28 Classic (the older version) and
1x Shimano DH3n80 (Ultegra level). I'm happy with them.
One of the SON hubs required servicing. I had been using it on my winter
commuter and think I must have submerged it at some point in the spring thaw.
It's
As a conduit for the above-linked Google doc, and a collaborator on an iPhone
app based on it, I much prefer the Silca app to either of those. This link goes
to the Pro version:
https://silca.cc/pages/sppc-form?submissionGuid=542af2ca-a32b-4a31-8609-9e93df4d4062
I imagine if they’re looking at
I was curious what folks experience are with the different dynamo hub
options. The Schmidt Sonn Dynamo hub seem to set the standard but at a
high cost. The other two I was looking at are Shutter Precision and the
Shimano Dynamo hubs. Anyone seen a good comparison? Should I be concerned
with
*R559 sold.*
*I added a couple of Velo Orange bottom brackets. One is 118 (mounted
never used) and one is 124 (if I measured correctly). $20 shipped.*
*Dia-Compe DC610-N Centerpull brakes* - these are used - still has original
> brake pads - I'd say less than 200 miles on them. $50 shipped to
Just a side note / PSA for forks with steerers threaded down low — which prob
does not to be said for this group, but still — just make sure the quill stem
expander bolt sits fully below where the threads begin on the steerer,
regardless of whether the “maximum height” marker gets buried below
Well, Spencer, it is, kinda. For boiled wool. Grin.
https://www.sweaterchalet.com/
With abandon,
Patrick
On Monday, May 11, 2020 at 7:45:00 AM UTC-6, spencer robinson wrote:
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> That is a Great Photo!! should be in the catalog
>
> On Saturday, May 9, 2020 at 12:24:54 PM UTC-4, Deacon Patrick
Resurrected thread from 2017!?
Incidentally, I have a brand new-in-box, never installed Brooks B72 that I’ve
been trying to find tbe right bike for. Any more (historical) perspectives on
the merits of the B72 versus the sprung B67, which I’ve had installed on my
daily commuter for 7+ years?
Tektro R559 sold.
For sale: * *NOTE: all parts are included in the pics .. if you see
> anything missing let me know
>
> *Dia-Compe DC610-N Centerpull brakes* - these are used - still has
> original brake pads - I'd say less than 200 miles on them. $50 shipped to
> continental USA
I forgot to mention that there are 20mm of spacers total.
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Austin,
I forgot to mention that there are 20mm of headset spacers total.
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For sale: * *NOTE: all parts are included in the pics .. if you see
anything missing let me know
*Tektro R559 Sidepull brakes* - I have had them a while, but to my
knowledge they have never been used. $60 shipped to continental USA.
*Dia-Compe DC610-N Centerpull brakes* - these
To Mark's point, you'll need to secure the freewheel somehow so you can get
at that lock ring with a lot of force - maybe even a pipe wrench. They
used to make a freewheel holder that fit into the jaws of a bench vise (one
is pictured on Sheldon's website
here
Austin, when my frameset arrived from Waterford to Rivendell, the fork steerer
was cut to length after Mark at Rivendell called me and asked how tall the
stack of spacers ought to be. I sensed there was latitude depending on my
desired bar height and future height potential. I decided to use
That is a Great Photo!! should be in the catalog
On Saturday, May 9, 2020 at 12:24:54 PM UTC-4, Deacon Patrick wrote:
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> Here's a photo of me QB in action.
>
> With abandon,
> Patrick
>
> [image: IMG_6884.JPG]
>
>
> On Saturday, May 9, 2020 at 9:47:50 AM UTC-6, Alex Wirth- Owner, Yellow
> Haus
Some nice looking bikes on this thread! The White/Blue like John's seems to
be a rarity--but it's such a nice combination.
@Paul G: I'm also running the 46x30 VO crankset. I love that 46x30 gearing!
It's currently paired with a lightweight Ultegra 11-28 cassette but I also
have an 11-34 if I
All sold, thanks everyone!
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Ray is talking about a spanner hook wrench.
Max,
That's a classy looking Roadeo, and the jersey is excellent.
Doug
On Saturday, May 2, 2020 at 5:54:51 PM UTC-4, reynoldslugs wrote:
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> Great bike, great color. I never pass up a chance to post a picture of my
> Roadeo - in same colors! Not set up for brevets, but pretty well travelled:
>
6'-3", 92PBI straddling a 64QB w/ 42 tires on it.
On Saturday, May 9, 2020 at 10:19:03 AM UTC-4, Alex Wirth- Owner, Yellow
Haus Bicycles wrote:
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> Does anybody have the sizing options sorted/readily available for the
> Simple Ones & Quickbeams?
>
> I've got a 60 but I'm really enjoying sizing
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