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> On Sep 8, 2024, at 8:57 PM, Mark V wrote:
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> Hi R.M. - apologies for being the Monkey's Paw or open side down
> horseshoe ... or Eeyore's rain cloud...
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> I believe the seat binder bolts are 5mm. And 10N-m install torque is a
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John B -
I've got two sets of the aero tech design Urban Pedal Pushers.
Large.
Inseam measures ~ 16.5in or so.
When riding I guess my knee is not completely covered - but they don't ride
up above my knees. I got like a 35in inseam or so.
I'm debating to try the Rivendell baggies. Kinda pr
two cents worth from the internets - so you know what it's really worth
mark v.
RoadUno Rider (well, not at the moment i'm typing on a computer... but
you get what i mean)
On Friday, September 20, 2024 at 6:49:20 PM UTC-4 Johnny Alien wrote:
> As a test I took one of those
https://www.waxwingbagco.com/store/p70/Waxwing_Trunk_Bag.html
thinking about one of these. I think - don't hold me to it - Waxwing is the
Sackville maker.
I'd like to get one with a NITTO Mark's rack - so my RoadUno can go as odd
ball and contrarian as possible - iconoclastic! as my friend Josh
https://aerotechdesigns.com/aetedemecoca.html
In the old OP, there's a "quiet as cotton". Since the aero tech stuff is
probably not that. But so far the most budget conscience I've found.
These are not as breathable as I like, so I consider them fine for chilly
fall and spring weather. And pret
ITTO post. Wish I
had greased that binder bolt, but didn't think/know to do that. The paste
helped, but eventually a cheap(er) Kalloy UNO worked better. I think it
still had slight grooves from the machining processes.
Cheers!
mark v.
On Sunday, September 8, 2024 at 6:45:45 PM UTC-
hi Igor - my AnaPurple RoadUno rolled into Sic Transit a week ago - but I
got a 58cm. So no joy for a size appropriate test ride.
hopefully someone will chime in soon.
mark v.
On Saturday, September 7, 2024 at 10:04:08 AM UTC-4 Igor wrote:
> Any member here? It is a mustard Roaduno w
>> busted <<
Hi Dan - no, I did not grease the binder bolt when I built up the bike.
Rivendell's instructions even called that out - grease the binder bolt.
I'll do that today and give it a go. (i'll probably try to replace the
bolt, as i probably went beyond the elastic stretch of the bolt)
plate NITTO that's level to earth. What would that
be, like a 72° stem? I guess?
Cheers.
mark v.
On Saturday, August 31, 2024 at 2:00:46 PM UTC-4 lconley wrote:
> Just took the Roaduno for its initial ride. Need to tweek a couple of
> adjustments - raise the stem, tilt the handleb
hi Bill
I see you're using a NITTO S83 seatpost.
Any issues with the post slipping? Or do you 'feel' you're cranking on the
seat binder bolt much more than the Rivendell recommended 10N-m ?
I'm asking as my stock-build Kalloy post slips. I don't know the amount of
torque I'm applying to the se
Ian - bottle cages on order!
--
Laing --- I've installed the eastern rattler tape with my
own particular "style". Photos later this week after the maiden
voyage.
Looking forward to pics of your new bike when you've got it ready.
I'm still trying to get used to the length of the head t
get a Rivendell. Finally.
apologies if I've hijacked the thread!
mark v.
On Friday, August 23, 2024 at 7:07:42 PM UTC-4 iamkeith wrote:
> The Bendix repo project was done (or at least completed) by SOMA under the
> "Eagle" name. I've never been able to search for or fi
,
since it's my understanding that's how I'm getting it.
Not sure if I need a BB swap to go to the 3 ring circus... crankset. I
think I got a few BB rolling around the parts bin.
Hopefully photos tomorrow!
mark v.
On Friday, August 23, 2024 at 3:35:41 PM UTC-4 Eric Daume wrot
eurs and set up a Design of Experiments!
I'm expecting fun - as soon as UPS gets it to me I missed the delivery
this AM, as they moved the time up by more than 2 hours. :|
Mark V.
On Thursday, August 22, 2024 at 7:29:01 PM UTC-4 Bill Lindsay wrote:
> "and (just noticed)
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