+1 on the chainrings John. Spoiled for life. Haven't bought another brand
after having the Zephyr on my Rambouillet until I got an RH crankset for my
Coast build.
Andy Cheatham
Pittsburgh
On Friday, December 8, 2023 at 11:51:00 AM UTC-5 John Dewey wrote:
> Another good looking setup (IMHO) w
I love this advice the best. I bought the same Hexlox products as Armand,
and though I’m not in a high-risk area, so far, so good. I started a thread
on this topic months ago after Grant wrote a post saying that it’s such a
bummer to a maker when he sees his creation relegated to being an orname
Dorothy - Beautiful bike and thanks for the rec on the Nutfix. I had heard
of Hexlox and Pinhead but not these from Abus. Those crafty Germans…
I’ve also heard of people putting a ball bearing down in the hex bolt
divots with a dab of super glue. I guess the theory is that it can be dug
out
Armand - Hexlox are a good idea. My locking technique is pretty solid too.
Also, not worrying just discussing. It’s not going to keep me up at night
it just sort of dawned on me that I was riding a great, but somewhat less
enjoyable bike for much of my riding and leaving my favorite bikes at h
The Dan Blackman poster is so cool! But you are right. Even at the highest
resolution the image is a little rough. Thank you for sharing though.
Josh
BI, WA
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J - I like the idea of using the Pitlock skewers or the like. I've just
gotten so used to using a cable through my front wheel that it's second
nature now. I'm glad you're doing ok with your Chev in the city.
On Saturday, December 9, 2023 at 10:07:25 AM UTC-5 J Schwartz wrote:
> I've been leav
Leah and others,
There are a plethora of cycle-specific products you can find that are
designed to hide an airtag. A quick google search produced this
video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zutcGa73kbM
I personally use a generic "tagcozy" silicone holder that I've zip tied
underneath the nose
Hello Josh,
The advice you've received so far is all good and I'm sure you'll find it
to be very helpful. But have you considered asking your employer for secure
bike parking? My current employer has bike lockers, locker rooms and
showers, and a web page for bike commuters where people shared t
@Kiziria -
Are there other alarms or GPS locating systems for bikes that do not use
Apple iOS app ?
What about GPS trackers for pet animals ? Would these work ?
Kim Hetzel.
On Saturday, December 9, 2023 at 1:40:40 PM UTC-8 kiziria...@gmail.com
wrote:
> Leah and others,
>
> There are a plet
there are bike specifc standalone gps trackers (Invoxia is one), but
similar to apple tags, even if you can track your stolen bike to a known
location, what can you do? will you be able to get a police officer to
help, would you be able to reclaim the bike? phones are often tracked to
known l
I just unpacked my 50 cm Sergio green Platypus. Gorgeous frame. I love the
color and am already planning my overall color scheme. So far: Honey Brooks
B67-S, Velo Orange basket weave grips to match the saddle, cables probably
gray, and olive Saddlesack XS whenever they are made again. No racks t
Happy new frame day. So much fun planning and anticipating the bicycle.
Enjoy,
Curtis
On Sat, Dec 9, 2023, 7:23 PM Linda G wrote:
> I just unpacked my 50 cm Sergio green Platypus. Gorgeous frame. I love the
> color and am already planning my overall color scheme. So far: Honey Brooks
> B67-S,
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