I have an 80.5 pbh roughly (30" inseam pants fit me well) and I can stand
over my 51 Sam with comfortable clearance, but no more than necessary.
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And if you really want to go into
the finer points of SOH, remember you probably measured your PBH barefoot. Or
maybe you were wearing socks? How many millimeters thick were the socks. Did
you just eat because the additional weight would compress the socks. And you
don’t ride barefoot. Which
$135 shipped.
Here's a description of the product:
https://builtbyswift.com/shop/paloma-handlebar-bag/
Here are photos:
https://photos.app.goo.gl/9cCpw2PXkrdjJmTv6
Condition is good to very good. It looks like these are $175 new, and the
Klickfix is $27 new.
The Klickfix is included in the
Tires gone, panniers still available. $209 shipped?
On Wednesday, September 23, 2020 at 5:06:23 PM UTC-7 Zack wrote:
> Ok, tires are yours Andrew! My paypal is zac...@gmail.com. If you could
> include a little extra to cover fees, i'd greatly appreciate it!
>
> On Wed, Sep 23, 2020 at 5:04 PM
Thanks James, I’ll look.
On Thu, Sep 24, 2020 at 2:33 PM James Valiensi wrote:
> Feedback sports has nice floor stands for storage. I use them.
>
> On Sep 24, 2020, at 11:19 AM, Joel Stern wrote:
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> David, not a work stand, not yet anyway. I want the bikes to be secure in
> my sunroom which
Somafab has some nice looking stands by Kogu that are currently on sale
https://www.somafabshop.com/shop/category/tools-maintenance-racks-store-fixture-992
On Thursday, September 24, 2020 at 11:33:21 AM UTC-7 James Valiensi wrote:
> Feedback sports has nice floor stands for storage. I use
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On Thursday, September 24, 2020 at 1:21:51 PM UTC-4 Dave Grossman wrote:
> I will make a final appeal for a 62cm QB before I go and grab a BMC
> Monster Cross canti. Matt is riding my old 58, which was way too small. I
> had what I thought was 62cm last winter but that ended up
Feedback sports has nice floor stands for storage. I use them.
> On Sep 24, 2020, at 11:19 AM, Joel Stern wrote:
>
> David, not a work stand, not yet anyway. I want the bikes to be secure in my
> sunroom which is where I leave them during cycling season but the stands I
> have now are not at
Thanks Ed, I was thinking of something like this or a floor stand. I will
take a look in a bit. I appreciate your input.
Joel
On Thu, Sep 24, 2020 at 2:15 PM Ed Carolipio wrote:
> I have the Feedback Velo Cache configured to carry 4 bikes:
>
David, not a work stand, not yet anyway. I want the bikes to be secure in
my sunroom which is where I leave them during cycling season but the stands
I have now are not at all secure, either too loose or too tight, I can
adjust but they seem to not be good for either 42mm or 48mm tires. These
use
I have the Feedback Velo Cache configured to carry 4
bikes: https://www.feedbacksports.com/product/velo-cache-black/
Good points:
- Free standing so no need to attach to anything, and from my experience
very stable
- Lightweight
- Fit and finish are excellent
- Rubber "grips"
Actually, come to think of it, if it was mine there's always the
possibility there was an intermediary caretaker between me and Trevor.
I'm pretty sure the color was considered a Burnt Orange. Frame size was
58.5cm square c-c, def a bit lower than I like. There were some paint flaws
down near
Thanks for linking it, Peter. If Trevor has it now, it went from Peter to
me to Trevor.
Peter asked me earlier offlist if the frame had been a little small for me,
and looking at my notes on the frame dims I said probably not. But now
looking at the built pix on flickr, yeah, definitely closer
Hi Joel
Are you talking a work stand or display stand. I have a couple of Nitto display
stands that are quite nice but designed for 120 or 126 rear hubs so a bit of a
wrestle to install. I also picked up a couple of Minoura stands that are newer
so more readily fit modern bikes. More convenient
Doug,
Yes, I've seen the pack job! I've watched the video of Mark assembling a
Homer maybe fifteen times now (love the video and the music).
Good advice on riding for a while before tinkering. I'll definitely go that
way.
Ben
On Thursday, September 24, 2020 at 12:28:45 PM UTC-5 dougP wrote:
Cross posted on Bob.
I have the very old stands that Rivendell sold years ago, not very stable.
I’d like either 1 double or 2 single bike holders, floor style to keep my
bikes safe. Recommendations appreciated. I’ve seen a few on eBay and
Amazon but thought it wise to check here before
Ben:
You've probably seen photos on this forum of the epic packing job that
Rivendell does. When I got my Atlantis, I was able to ride it within an
hour of delivery, and I think the saddle & the pedals were the only things
I had to install. Like you, I went with their suggestion on parts &
I will make a final appeal for a 62cm QB before I go and grab a BMC Monster
Cross canti. Matt is riding my old 58, which was way too small. I had what
I thought was 62cm last winter but that ended up being a 64cm and Reid
ended up with it after I bought it. Anyhow, if anyone has one they are
My comfortable height for "upright" bars is level with, to maybe 1" above
my saddle height, so Loscos make sense to me :D
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This should be a fun thread.
My 2015 Sam 55 Cm has a measured SOH of 830mm with 700x42 Conti SpeedRide
tires, unloaded.
That is not the max tire. It came from Riv with Conti TourRide 700x48
tires, and if I had not wanted fenders, I could have probably fit something
even bigger.
It has a
Got shipping notification for my Atlantis yesterday! I'm beyond excited.
I'll post a pic when it gets here...I'd do a full list of components now,
but honestly I went with what Vince picked out and my only input was that I
didn't need a saddle, I wanted the front of the Choco bar taped up, and
Hey Corwin I sent payment on the Nitto stems not realizing they were 26.0
clamp. I'd like to actually pass on these if it's not too late.
Thanks
Pat
On Wednesday, September 23, 2020 at 5:35:14 PM UTC-4 Joel wrote:
> PM sent on shifters.
>
>
> On Wednesday, September 23, 2020 at 3:31:27 AM
Thanks Roberta!Yes, Zane enjoyed (and continues to enjoy) riding on the bike
with me since that very first ride. Happy Papa!That cockpit is the 58cm Bosco
bar on a 12cm Nitto lugged stem.cheers,Andrew
On Thursday, September 24, 2020, 09:21:28 PM GMT+10, Roberta
wrote:
Andrew,
Zane
For those who own a 51 or 55 Sam, what is the standover height for each
size? List tire size used for this measurement and note if it is the max
tire size. In general, how much could the standover height change based on
tire size?
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Hi Joe!!
Was thinking about your note.
You are right the Losco bars make no sense except they look awesome.
But for me making your bicycle look the way you want it to (and perform just
right too) can be half the fun.
The tension between trying to make a bike both ride and look great is part
Andrew,
Zane looked like he’s having a great time. He’s adorable! What handlebars are
on this bike?
Joe,
I’m looking forward to to hearing of your ride.
Roberta
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