thinking (and research or
not), it’s worth a look-over to understand the development of the pedal.
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No question that I’m just as slow with the Catalysts. Seat comes down, yes.
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will be achieved
only in this centered orientation. YMMV. Works for me. The MKS pedals are
almost an inch shorter, I believe, but they may well provide the same
experience to riders with feet smaller than mine.
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19th of 11,000 is more than impressive--a source of justifiable pride to go
along with your bold humility.
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Who's in? My Rivendells are staying at home but I'll be there with my 650b
Peugeot PX-50 (and maybe my son's 500a Gitane).
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I have owned some BIG bikes, and that is a REALLY BIG BIKE. I don't think it's
for you, though, Kai. I'd be happy to take it off your hands.
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Vitesse, which is
close. The slight price differential matches the ride differential. The Soma is
also a VERY good tire.
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I should have mentioned... I have Velocity Altas rims. Thanks.
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Right now, I have Soma Xpress 650b x 38s under Longboard fenders and it looks
like I could go a little bigger. Can I fit a Compass 42s? Some other 42? Or
should I stick with the 38s? At $80 a tire for the Compass tires, in
particular, I'd rather not mess around with trial and error. I don't
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expertise is easily accessed on the
interwebs. You won't have any trouble finding a Suzuki, Honda, or Kawasaki in
your price range.
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a TW200 a couple
of years ago and absolutely loves it. If I were to get a bike again, I would
look very seriously at that one.
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Nutcase makes a reasonably priced, non-swoopy helmet. I had v1 with an ironic
Evel Knievel paint job. My only complaint was that it had fewer vents than a
swoopy helmet and was a little hot in the summer. Great winter helmet, though.
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I have an SP hub and IQ-X light on my Sam. Couldn't be happier.
On Friday, September 29, 2017 at 3:47:31 AM UTC+3, drew wrote:
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> First,
> I made the change to dynamo lighting a couple of years ago and it has been
> a complete game changer. I think you'll love it.
> I now have 2 sp hubbed
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Stunning. Thank you, Deacon Patrick.
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I saw the listing for the dirt road ride/bike demo/swap meet on BikeReg. I'm
intrigued and planning on going. Does anyone know any details? Anyone else
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I cut one a few years ago. It's now my most comfortable saddle, so much so that
I'm thinking of performing surgery on a recently purchased B17.
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Alex,
Wow--your shop looks amazing. My wife and I are planning on stopping by next
Friday. Thanks for the local knowledge.
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Many thanks. I'll try to stop by the shop next week.
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I'm headed up to Rochester next weekend for a wedding. My wife is in the
wedding party so I'll have some down time. Any suggestions for a 2-3 hour
ride? Any place to pull over and fly fish? I think our hotel is near the Erie
Canal in Greece--how's that? Thanks in advance.
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I am about 270 at the moment and love my Sam. I have a Joe set up as a
hauler/router, but the Sam is my road bike. Lighter riders describe the Sam as
heavy duty, but to me it feels perfect on the road. My advice is to run it
with wide, supple tires.
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Well, it's gone now, Bill. I was just emphasizing its purity by leaving it
untouched.
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I've had two fall out in two weeks. No problems in the past. Can I glue em?
Other ideas?
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Fizik Performance tape comes in a metal blue. It's quite dark, though not a
true navy, and has a slight metallic sheen to it, which may or may not put you
off. I like the padding of this tape and find it easy to clean, when necessary.
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ago and miss it already. The big Clem L will replace the Joe on the home front.
I will build it up as a 1x11 with a 32 front and an 11-42 rear, since I have
those parts on-hand.
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gt; used to my C15 (and it has ever-so-slightly broken-in), I'm thinking of
> getting some colored rivets. Argh!
>
> Jay in Tel Aviv, maybe you have Crivets in your future.
>
> Ride Safely,
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>
> On Wednesday, September 13, 2017 at 1:50:29 PM UTC-4, Jay in Tel Aviv
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>> Their website wouldn't shio to me in Israel.
>> I'll look around at 3rd party retailers.
>>
>> On Wednesday, September 1
>From past experience, Riv would offer to replace the saddle. I'm not going
to let them do that to save a $5(!) on an overpriced rivet.
On Wednesday, September 13, 2017 at 7:57:19 PM UTC+3, Austin ^ wrote:
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> When I had a problem with an 'unregistered' brooks saddle I went through
> rivendell
I've got a Pearl on my Sam and like it very much.
Actually it is in for repair since I managed to break the rails.
The Cambium is on my Brompton and it works well for me on that bike. You're
right though, the Rivet is better.
Jay
On Wednesday, September 13, 2017 at 4:14:46 PM UTC+3, Kevin
Their website wouldn't shio to me in Israel.
I'll look around at 3rd party retailers.
On Wednesday, September 13, 2017 at 2:50:57 PM UTC+3, Garth wrote:
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> I assume you looked at their website to buy one ? I see them for sale
> worldwide from what I see on my end . If not, there are plenty of
Unhelpful response to my request for a rivet to replace one that fell off
of my Cambium. They do sell it on their website but won't ship to me for
some reason.
*Brooks England* (BROOKS ENGLAND)
Sep 13, 12:04 BST
Hi Jay,
The warranty on our saddles only extends to ten year if you
I have clicking on a Brooks B17 aged saddle. Drives me nuts and was hard to
chase down. I could feel it in the frame. Changed the bars, lubed the stem,
checked teh BB, the cables, the spokes. Glad I'm not the only one.
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Lowering the price on this significantly to move it -- 115 USD (net to me),
shipped.
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Great report on your impressive challenge. I have a BMC Monster Cross and
almost bought the road bike when I was in Mike's shop a year ago. Probably not
as flexible as you, though, so maybe that was a good thing. Keep up the great
work. Looking forward to #6.
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I saw those, too. Might be the best option if 650b is unavailable.
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After swearing them off--and a rash of leaky butyl tubes--I'm giving latex
another try. 700c are tough enough to come by. I can't find any 650b options.
Do they exist?
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I have a never-opened Nitto S84 lugged seatpost, 27.2 x 300mm long. $140 USD,
shipped.
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Hey, Keith...I'll take the B67.
On Monday, September 4, 2017 at 11:45:39 AM UTC-7, Keith Muller wrote:
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> Clearing out my extra parts. PM me with any questions. All prices include
> shipping. See my google drive folder for pics.
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. Rode four
hours at a stretch this morning with zero pain. For shorter rides I use rather
heavy aluminum flats, but they work for me because they have no concave.
Concave exacerbates the hotfoot.
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I use Dave's Mud Shovels, front and rear, on my MTB. Overkill, perhaps, but
they get the job done.
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. Compared to the Dahon, the Brompton
is in another class.
Jay
On Sunday, September 3, 2017 at 6:30:19 AM UTC+3, Patrick Moore wrote:
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> The opinions are consistent. I've not ridden a Brompton; have you ridden a
> Hon Solo?
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> I was pleasantly surprised when I first rode the Hon Solo
I like the vp001 "thin gripsters"
No problems after 1000s of miles
Look good
Don't fall apart like the MKS gripsters did
Don't slip when wet
Spikes don't bite me as often as the MKS ones
They're pedals. They work.
On Sunday, September 3, 2017 at 6:31:41 PM UTC+3, A CT Cyclist wrote:
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> Just
I recently stumbled across a compilation of mfg rim-tire recommendations. Maybe
it was here. Wish I'd saved it. Mavic basically says you can run anything up to
a 2.5 on a 19mm internal width rim.
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That's excactly what I did. Worked fine.
I do still use one of those silly reflector thingies to keep my pants out
of the way on the rare occasion that I ride in long pants.
On Friday, September 1, 2017 at 5:25:43 PM UTC+3, lum gim fong wrote:
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> Gorgeous pic of your crank, Ron!
>
> So a quick
, difficult climb, it
would be on my mind, but it wouldn't put me walking.
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When Riv 1st came out with this the idea really appealed to me.
Since I already had the triple I bought the guard and 40 T ring and put it
together myself.
I was using a 9 speed 11-34 cassette at the time so that essentially gave
my 1X9 for every day and the lower range if and when needed.
I love it.
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think I'll ever
drop a sticker on my Sam, though.
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of the Compass tires, but I
didn't expect them to. At first blush, however, they seem to be a fast-rolling
tire that will suit my needs on this bike very well.
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I'd be happy to get mine under 30
On Saturday, August 19, 2017 at 1:45:49 AM UTC+3, lum gim fong wrote:
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> With 10+ gears, that is...
>
> What components are on it?
> Just curious to see.
> Thinking of dropping weight for my component replacements.
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Hartford Cross is that weekend so I'm out. Keep me posted on other get
togethers. Is anyone going to NAHBS in Hartford?
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I love this bike! I have a second hand custom that's set up similar---less Ti
and no fenders. No scale here but I'd imagine mine is sub 25, too. My Legolas
is also built up with Record 10 and has to well under 25 as well.
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What stem angle are folks running to get to around bar height without a ton of
spacers or super steep stem angle---6 or 7 degrees? Photos would be helpful if
you have them.
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I've often wondered about getting a set of those. Now I will.
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Wonderful narrative and photos.
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, but I found an 80mm x
31.8 that I like.
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On Thursday, August 17, 2017 at 9:03:40 AM UTC+3, Jay in Tel Aviv wrote:
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> I have one that mounts on the seat stay.
>
> On Thursday, August 17, 2017 at 7:51:09 AM UTC+3, Orc wrote:
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>> If your bicycle has rear rack
I have one that mounts on the seat stay.
On Thursday, August 17, 2017 at 7:51:09 AM UTC+3, Orc wrote:
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> If your bicycle has rear rack bosses on the seatstays, you can mount it to
> that with a wire bracket (I use B headlight brackets for this.)
>
> If your bicycle has rack/fender bosses at the
I have a couple of 46/30 cranks--one Velo Orange, one White Industries. More
than enough top end and even at the bottom for all but loaded touring.
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n the bike.
Maybe I could have kept the medium and avoided the hassle. Oh, well. I'm
happy with my decision.
And FWIW my wife rejected the blue for my gen 1 green Sam.
Enjoy.
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I've never roasted coffee, but you folks sure have me interested.
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Gevenalle shifters sold.
Would sell the Thumbies/shifters and pods together for $110 USD, shipped.
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I just switched my v-brakes to thin lines. One of my Avids broke (not the arm,
bit the bracket that holds the noodle), so I'm running one Riv-issue Tektro and
one Avid Single-Digit 7, both with thin lines. Noticeable improvement, front
and rear.
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If I understood the post, the top tube is about 120cm off the ground. Is that
possible? I was wondering if it was meant to read 102.
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I haven't ridden the Fred's, but I'm not sure how much you'll gain in the swap.
It's my understanding that the FF is a 300g tire with no protection. I assume
that the low weight comes, in part, from a thin and supple sidewall.
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Kojaks a couple of years
ago, I think I'm done with Schwalbe. Seems to be a common complaint.) I may go
with the Clement Xplor 700 x 50.
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furiously at the packaging of a new part one day, she paused in the doorway for
a moment and said, "This is instead of a younger woman, right?" And I said,
"Absolutely and unequivocally, Yes!" And she said, "Then it's okay with me."
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to drop bars to
warm to it. Now I think I understand that this bike was designed for an upright
bar. The handling is noticeably better upright, at all speeds.
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I've been tempted to put the Eagle groupset on my Jones, but lately I've spent
all my money on Rivs. The new Eagle GX will be in out in the fall, I think.
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Great looking bike. I had decided to get one of the 64 Ls when they come in,
but I now I've let the idea go. I've got all the racks and things I need to
press my Joe into hauling and commuting service. Maybe a Clem when my ship
comes in. Enjoy yours. It looks just fabulous.
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for return shipping.
Of course I put that towards another order right away.
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Just answered my own question by going to the pre-sale page. 61 is the largest.
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grey one--that's the one I really don't need.
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I am the same weight and just LOVE the ride of my 62cm Sam on 44mm Compass
treads.
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Looks like a peaceful place to mull the narrative line.
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Garth, I have a silver Jones Loop (710) that I'm going to try. I have an 80mm
stem on hand with a 31.8 collar to take the Jones, and I think the fit will be
good.
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6'5" -- I'll still be using an upright bar, but nothing as extreme as the
Bosco. I'll make my final decision when I see the geo numbers for the 64.
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uprightness
(uprighteousness?) on bikes, so I opted for the longer bike.
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end up that high
without looking truly awful.
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Wider tires.
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road bike, for my
purposes. The Jones is a great mountain bike, for my purposes.
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On Wednesday, August 2, 2017 at 7:25:26 AM UTC-7, Jay Connolly wrote:
> No question that the fork is more burly on the 2017s. I had that straight
> front Grant.
>
> If the trails are light and relatively smooth, the Appaloosa would be fine. I
> like the widest possible tires f
go with the Hunq.
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the way I have them rigged.
Good luck with reconstructing your stable.
Jay
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Scratch that. Clem Smith, Jr 64 L.
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ll go back and forth for that. My parents
live about 5 miles up the road on the other side of that ferry ride, as well,
so I will use the bike to "commute" to them.
In the summers I'll take my Sam to the island for the regular bike club rides.
Really looking forward to this bike.
J
I'll be there again this year with my two boys, age 8 and 10, and either my
Homer or Legolas. We should definitely all meet up for a beer.
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