Hi Everyone,
Shifters are sold, but I still have the derailleurs. Please let me know if
you’re interested.
Thanks!
Bob K. in Baltimore
On Monday, June 20, 2022, Bob K. wrote:
> Hi Folks,
>
> I was either off on my prices or the world is ending and no one needs bar
> ends. I'm guessing it's
Hi Folks,
Roberta, thanks for the lead! A CL bike is probably what I *should've*
done, but I zeroed in on an orange Cleary Owl (20") based on Nathan's tips,
and I found a shop in Haverford, PA (Mechanic Cycling) that does trade-ups
for kids' bikes. Cleary also has a 3-speed conversion kit that I
Thanks again for the suggestions, everyone. Still hoping someone will come
through with a used bike offer...Woom and Cleary would be at the top of the
list there, but I'm open, so let me know what you have!
I'm hoping to avoid the big bike companies if I buy new, although there are
some tempting
Quick bump before I get impatient and buy new shorts that I can’t afford:
I'd love to buy a pair or two of MUSA shorts. Old style? Medium. New style?
Medium or small.
(Patagonia shorts are no longer on the trade block as I let the waist out
and now they’re super comfy.)
Thanks!
Bob K. in
Interesting take, Patrick. I agree wholeheartedly that "...stems with
extensions used with drop bars, and bikes built to use them both, have been
around too long to be mere mistakes in design." At the same time, it seems
to me that Analog isn't saying bike design is wrong or that people have
been
Found one. Thanks, all.
Bob K. in Baltimore
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Found one. Thanks all.
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Hi Folks,
I'm looking to buy a slate or black C17 carved. Doesn't need to be a
show-piece.
Please PM with any offers. Thanks!
Bob K. in Baltimore
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OK--last try, I swear! Almost had a trade worked out, but it fell through,
so my B17 is still available to trade for a C17 carved (slate/black).
Thanks for considering!
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Thanks for all the ideas! The bike I’d likely buy (if I do sell my Sam)
comes with a stem with a 31.8 clamp diameter, so I could just migrate the
Cowbell bar over to it.
Garth may be onto something, though. I could spend a bit and buy the Nitto
31.8 clamp stem—it’s cheaper (and uglier) than the
Drew wrote:
> Well, I’m an idiot and missed that you don’t want that one.
That will likely be the way I go unless anyone has another idea. I’m cheap
and feel like that’s a lot of money for a not beautiful stem.
George, thanks for the picture! I agree that it looks much better than
without the
Andy from Pitt said, in agreement with DP:
Some things need to be heavy duty from the get go, just as you say. Saving
> a few ounces can have an exceptional cost.
>
I wholeheartedly agree that a few ounces of savings isn't really worth the
possibility of failure, and I simultaneously have
Sold pending payment.
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