Lesli,
I have a small older Spec Rockhopper on the Redding, Ca. CL right now. It
is my son's bike, and of note, he is going to an early year Bontrager Race.
At any rate the RH is a very nice bike. My kid really enjoyed it!
Regards,
Chris
Redding, Ca.
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Hey All,
I was gifted a pair of these in XXXL. (so 3 X's). They will never fit my
peculiarly small hands, so.how about $17 delivered to CONUS?
All the best,
Chris
Redding, Ca.
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Gloves are sold. Thanks!
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Hey All,
First, I am happy to see that suspension gets the appreciation here that it
deserves. For me it allows a bunch of good things, like really fun
downhilling, and the ability to do 50+ mile MTB rides and still walk right.
And I have two, one full suspension and one full rigid. Both are 26r
Hey All,
Great bike. Great effort. How about we call that a prototype.
My favorite all-in-one-bike is my 85 stumpy sport. This is my second. The
first I bought new and it lasted about 23 years. Long chain stays, relaxed
angles, and carefully crafted cockpits make for great workhorse bikes.
If
My wife's favorite. Smoked with pine needles I think I remember.
Chris
Redding, Ca.
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Hey All,
I was perusing the local CL yesterday and came upon this
http://redding.craigslist.org/mcy/4248714400.html
Who knew?
Chris
Redding, Ca.
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Hey All,
Check out
http://www.bikerumor.com/2013/12/20/bikerumor-pic-of-the-day-ride-sleep-ride/
Do we know these folks? And seeing as how I grew up on Mt Diablo, I can say
that the photo looks alot like Diablo.
Cheers,
Chris
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Hey All,
I liken this to throwing water balloons into a crowd. In all likelihood
nothing bad will happen. But it's possible...so do you throw the water
balloon?
For me the video elicited a moderate PTSD experience. Fear, angst, and
something akin to real pain with each shot. So I went and poure
Eric,
That just is not true. I would be happy to engage, but I think it would
shorten the conversation, for all, if you agree to at least that bit.
Regards,
Chris
redding, Ca.
On Saturday, May 14, 2016 at 5:20:54 PM UTC-7, Eric Daume wrote:
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> Have you ridden with discs? Because they do work be
Hey All,
Someone said "That Appaloosa bike is pretty much the ugliest thing ever."
Well, I actually thought it was kinda pretty. But looks aside a long
wheelbase do-it-all is actually an excellent choice for a lot of people. I
ride one from back in the day and they are super versatle. Iffin I h
Hey All,
Bigger folks who only get a wobble at speed and going straight might
consider that there is some wear in the HS at that orientation.
All the best,
Chris
Redding, Ca.
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> Hey Mike,
I have a 42 that was OE on my Romulus. PM me if you are interested.
Thanks,
Chris
Redding, Ca.
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On Friday, December 5, 2014 1:26:05 PM UTC-8, Peter M wrote: I only have
one more piece of hard learned advice ... get the right tool.
That is a very loose edit. Cost wise tools hurt at the outset. Around here
they hurt worse than the first several repair bills from the local shop.
On Friday, December 5, 2014 6:25:21 AM UTC-8, Garth wrote: Fear , any and
every fear, has no basis in Truth. No self existent power to stand on it
own. Hence, it is no-thing , nothing. You already know everything you'll
ever know :) This IS Absolute Truth !
Hey All,
I don't want to suggest
Hey All,
I bought an 84 Stumpy Sport new back then. I rode it for over twenty years
before I killed it. I then bought a rough 84 Stumpy Sport off the local CL
for $50 and ride it daily. I won't argue about the ride except to say that
I have always really liked it. I can say for certain that they
t; Hi Chris,
> Can you tell if my friend’s Stumpjumper is a Sport?
> Just wondered is I picked it up I could set up like some on road/off road
> Atlantics I see?
> Thanks
> David
> Kenmore, New York
>
>
>
> On Jan 9, 2015, at 3:30 PM, Chris in Redding, Ca. > wrote:
&g
Hey All,
> Oooops, i now see the pics. The angles look right, along with the long
>> stays. Some of the parts are right, but some aren't quite the same as came
>> on my 84s. And I don't remember the sport coming in that blue. I think the
>> build kit says yours is an 86 Stumpjumper (non-sport)
Peter,
I have been very impressed with the Avid SD7s, both levers and arms. And
they can be had for almost as low as $60 for a bikes worth. But they are a
dark gunmetal grey color, sort of.
Regards,
Chris
Redding, Ca.
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Hey All,
I think the critic of 'Just Ride' misses the point of 'Just Ride'. The
error is hers.
Chris
Redding, Ca.
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Hey All,
It is beautiful. So beautiful that I would feel funny riding it. I have
never had such a machine, but I have had several that were close enough
that I am familiar with the feeling. Hard to be inconspicous on that bike.
But I wouldn't mind riding alongside. That would be fun for me.
I
Well no Riv here either. But lots of Riv-like stuff has become a huge
influence in my wife's cycling life. If we had more money I would build a
custom mixte from Riv. It's not always about utility though. Sometimes it's
about softening up the ride while actually carrying useful stuff - like
lun
> Hey All,
>
I sold my Rom (frameset). It just wasn't the bike for me. I decided it was
over tubed. It was close, but not close enough. Everything is a compromise.
My 81 Miyata 610 converted to 700c (with 35mm Kendas) and standard reach
brakes rides like a dreamright up until you push it h
Hey All,
Been using bar oil for my chains and other stuff for over 20 years. It
works just fine and is cheap. I say give it a try.
Chris
Redding, Ca.
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Hey Patrick,
My home gets over 60 inches of rain a year. Some places I ride (Brandy
Creek watershed at Whiskeytown) get well over 100 inches per year. The
driest parts get well into the 30s, with the town getting about 45. But the
Summers are long, hot, and dry. I use a plastic bath and rub type
Those familiar with Phil's Tenacious Oil will find Bar Oil remarkably
similar.
Chris
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> My first non-paper route job was at nine years old organizing the returned
> bottles at Cole's Market in Pleasanton, Ca. Fifteen dollars a week for
> about 5 hours of work per. I did it on my way home from school each day. I
> was rich. I bought cool bikes. These things start early, for som
Hey All,
This was new to me, so maybe new to some of you all too.
Regards,
Chris
Redding, Ca.
http://www.bikerumor.com/2014/05/06/a-25-year-old-psa-on-the-price-of-bikes-from-bridgestone/
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Hey All,
In all seriousness (huh?), I read somewhere recently that there is
something called 'dehydrated ale'.
Chris
Redding, Ca.
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I say it's plenty good enough to ride something 'Riv inspired'.
Smiles,
Chris
Redding, Ca.
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Hey All,
My 84 Stumpy Sport is my Atlantis. It's my second one. The first I bought
new and took 25 years to kill it, and the second I bought off the local CL
for $50.
And it's orange, like the early Rams, sort of... that last part doesn't not
matter one iota, but I have a soft spot for an orang
>
> Howdy,
>
Knickers. Even if you have to buy something custom/tailored. My wife makes
ours from thrift store wool slacks, but they are so good that I would pay
to have that done for me. My favorite set for the 25-45 (for us in Redding,
Ca. that's about as cold as it gets) degrees F days star
>
> Hey All,
>
Anyone know anything about the build specs of the Mr. Gray's Hunq? I'm
curious in general, but specifically about the bars.
Thanks,
Chris
Redding, Ca.
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The bend just doesn't look like Bullmoose to me. Maybe I'm wrong.
Chris
On Wednesday, July 23, 2014 4:01:26 PM UTC-7, Mike Schiller wrote:
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> They are bullmoose bars.
>
> ~mike
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> On Wednesday, July 23, 2014 7:52:36 AM UTC-7, Chris in Redding, Ca. wrote:
>&
Hey all,
I use old leather toe straps. Works great.
Chris
Redding, Ca.
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Some where out there is a company that makes a sombrero like thing that
goes under a helmet. I know folks with them and they like them. Sorry I
can't remember the name but maybe someone here will.
Chris
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Hey All,
Not mine. No relation. And in Riv HQ's backyard.
https://sfbay.craigslist.org/eby/bik/4956548516.html
Chris
Redding, Ca.
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Hah. I have seen these before with "Bridgestone" written all over them. I
assumed they were B-stones. If someone has at the ready the best place to
learn what I apparently don't know, please send it my way.
So is this guy taking a trip to Riv HQ for nothing?
Feeling sheepish in beautiful Reddi
Thanks Bill. Funny how stuff works. I know a place that has all the cotters
you would want. He is a frame maker/shop owner from way back. I go there
sometimes for what I need. I don't ride those bikes but I fix them. I know
another place that has a store of the leather washers for Silca track
p
You lucky dog! I am sure she is only looking for a threesome. I consider
this a healthy development. Go with it and keep us posted. Pics or it
didn't happen.
Chris
Redding, Ca.
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Hey All,
I wrap them in that plastic bubble wrap stuff then put them on top of
whetever else is there. Use the enginering of the egg cartoon too so
orientate them as they would be shipped to the store.
Chris
Redding, Ca.
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Hey All,
I am concerned the crank might break when Mark's gets all kugnarlee. I
believe they were the subject of a recall and Mark has not expalined the
discrepancy. I certainly hope he has the proper stamps.
Chris
Redding, Ca.
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Hey Matt,
Maybe a best option is making it a five speed with some cheap bars and a
cheap thumby. Yank the extra CRs and the FD. This allows the use of a
chainguard too - which can be nice in some cases. I have built a bunch of
bikes like this for my extended family members who were heading off t
Hey All,
In Re Soulcraft, all I can say is that the results for me have been
tremendous. I can't say better than the alternatives because once you have
made a choice you no longer get to choose..so each choice precludes the
other choices and the outcomes associated with those choices. If GP
Bill,
What the others have said, plus.I have bought and sold a fair amount of
stuff both here and as a BOB. When I sold a Riv frameset I had the money
(four digits worth) in hand before I shipped. On the other stuff I just
ship and wait for payment. I have had zero problems. YMMV.
Chris
Re
On Saturday, July 18, 2015 at 2:00:08 PM UTC-7, drew wrote:
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> So,
> I'm somewhat new, and I've probably bought enough stuff off the list to
> build a couple bikes. I've also hooked up a friend with a complete
> bike/large purchase. 99% of the transactions were smooth. Had one bad one,
> from
Howdy,
81 Miyata 610 setup w/flat bars , 700cx42, 3x8 hybrid like gearing
84 Stump sport with cruiser bars and big knobbies
94 Ritchey P21 setup with cruiser bars
94 Bontrager Race MTB setup as a go fast 1x7 indexed with big knobbies
2002 Soulcraft Royale go fast
2003 Maverick 4 inch MTB
2003 Trek
On Monday, August 10, 2015 at 1:32:19 PM UTC-7, Bill Lindsay wrote:
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> We camped in the back yard.
>
Hey All,
When I was a kid I had the great good fortune to grow up in a house at the
very end of a long road that backed up to at least a million acres. I would
walk out into that stuff for no
Hey Tony,
How about this one
http://www.jensonusa.com/Bicycle-Tires/WTB-Bee-Line-Race-275-Tire
Chris
Redding, Ca.
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Hey All,
I owned a second gen Model P and also a Romulus. I found the Romulus to be
over tubed. There must also be some differences in the tubeset because the
Rom felt mushy when pushed hard compared to the Model P and other similar
steel road frames I have owned. The Model P was a kick in the p
Hey All,
That is impressive. With no emphasis on weight I ordered a road bike
frameset from Soulcraft. With the supplied full carbon fork it weighs less
than the six pound mark. But with the also supplied Soulcraft unicrown road
fork it is over six pounds.
Chiming in from Redding, Ca.
Chris
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