Michael -
How old is the headset?
On Apr 25, 3:40 am, Angus angusle...@sbcglobal.net wrote:
Michael,
FWIW. I ride a 64cm Atlantis, with a 5-10 lbs saddle bag, drop bars
about 1 above the saddle but using 700x37 Panaracers. I do not
experience (perceive?) a push to the outside of the turn
Has anyone else had this difficulty of not being able to get the bars
low enough?
I've had to trim the bottom of my technomic (?) stem quills to get
there. But my headtubes, due to frame size are only 110mm at best.
I guess I could go for a normal length quill next time.
Phil B
Hey Brewster -
Thanks for the Gary Helfrich's words on Ti. And yes affordability is
good on the used stuff.
Urban
Mythology
surrounding bikes made from radioactive Russian titanium. Most of the
recovered material became golf driver heads.
I agree with Jim that if you are looking for a
than likely allow for
larger tires given the use of long reach brakes.
Good luck and have fun. I'm off for a ride on one of my 'slow' bikes.
Phil B
Sonoma County
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by Toyo and the Quickbeam by Panasonic.
They have different lug-sets but also undoubtably different tube-
sets.
I'd be really surprised if they started life as frames of the same
weight.
I think that's why the similarity in built up weight.
Phil B
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Nice looking bikes on your Flickr page John!
Phil B
On Apr 9, 10:45 am, John Ferguson rfj1...@yahoo.com wrote:
I just purchased a set of White pedals for my
Toei.http://www.flickr.com/photos/36397...@n06/
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Screws - they are the same diameter as
a standard Shimano bottom bracket spacer. I used a combination of
smaller widths since a 3.0mm wasn't offered.
Phil B
On Apr 9, 6:29 am, Rene valbu...@ix.netcom.com wrote:
I should have said: I wanted to use it with my 8-speed SHIMANO rear
gearing
Cyclofiend was refering to two layers of cork wrap not cloth
wrap, and yeah, I agree the OP should try the two layers of cork first
before shellacking.
One other consideration is how much padding your gloves may have, if
you wear them.
Phil B
was built beefier than the Cypres I'd worry
less about flatting. Happy trails.
Phil B
Sonoma County
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having to lace the skirts of a newly purchased
saddle that I was told had 250 miles. Try tightening the bolt a
LITTLE. One quarter turn at the most should firm up, and maintain
tension on any saddle with the claimed mileage IMO.
Phil B
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Pictures with dimensions are up on my Flickr page:
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Well, yah, as long as it's for home projects.
On Feb 13, 10:32 am, cj.spinner cj.spin...@gmail.com wrote:
Great idea, Seth.
Phil, can you make that photo available to the group?
On Feb 13, 11:13 am, Phil Bickford phi...@sonic.net wrote:
I can do that for you. I'll e-mail when I get
of the lever length
to the canti-lever stud. The further the shoe is from the mounting
stud on the frame the better chance it will vibrate and squeal. The
spacing sometimes used to fit wider tires and fenders causes the studs
to be further from the rim than might be optimal.
Phil B
On Jan 30, 11:36
Ah yes, that's _just_ what I had in mind..
Thanks,
Phil
On Jan 31, 9:50 am, Chris Halasz chal...@gmail.com wrote:
Maybe this photo sums up rear loading as a superior means of
transporting goods:
http://flickr.com/photos/meckleychina/2050239366/
Chris
Tucson, AZ
the front wheel
between my feet. Without the fenders I had no TPO so I was riding a
whole different go anywhere machine.
Phil B
On Jan 15, 7:03 pm, David Estes cyclotour...@gmail.com wrote:
What's all that green stuff?
On Thu, Jan 15, 2009 at 10:11 AM, John McMurry johnmcmu...@gmail.comwrote
With fenders I did - 50cm - but not without.
On Jan 18, 2:51 pm, Steve Palincsar palin...@his.com wrote:
On Sun, 2009-01-18 at 10:15 -0800, Phil Bickford wrote:
A little late in the thread I know...
One of the considerations I found pertinent to my fenders/no fenders
offroad experience
the money on bike parts.
Had the timing been different for me, I had a list of stuff that I
would have purchased.
So my thanks go to RBW for thinking of those of us in a troubled
financial position.
And Best Wishes to all this holiday season.
Phil B
Sold! Thanks for your interest.
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with a custom bike you've ridden and loved. But I
hear we might be in for some tough times ahead.
Unfortunate situations abound. - My song is not so sad, but I'm still
trying to sell my '04 Mini Cooper and about to take close to wholesale
for it!!
Phil B
You must pay the rent (rope in hand
, the rear needs
at least 45mm from the canti post hole to top of the shoe adjusting
slot.
Can someone measure the distance I've alluded to above on the Tectro
Oryx brake arms? Thanks.
Phil B
- Jim one should not list admin while drinking strong coffee and cleaning
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