I'd get the Berthoud from Boulder Bicycles / Mike Kone, personally.
On Tuesday, December 11, 2012 5:43:30 PM UTC-6, William wrote:
Thanks very much. I'm convinced. Now, based on budget I'll decide
whether to go Velo Orange Stainless (at $55) or Peter White Berthoud
Stainless(at $73,
I wouldnt say Honjos are less durable. Thats more of function of installation.
A botched SS fender install will likely have more problems down the road than a
perfect Honjo install.
I vote for Honjos with Berthoud hardware and DIY rubber flaps.
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IMHO, the big downside of low-trail is how light the steering is or
unbalanced the bike feels when riding sans front load.
On Sunday, December 9, 2012 1:21:13 PM UTC-6, dougP wrote:
Charlie:
Congrats on enjoying the handling of your new ride. You are correct that
we sometimes over-think
to clean a drive train, just use rubbing alcohol, t-shirt rag, and elbow
grease.
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the first released picture of the lowrider racks seemed simple and elegant.
and then the second image seems to show the design has increased in
complexity.
I wonder if these will work with non-sackville bags.
On Monday, November 26, 2012 11:58:31 AM UTC-6, dougP wrote:
They looked pretty
for sale:
two Nitto Pearl stems.
25.4 clamp.
90mm length and 110mm length.
condition: great, nearly new with packaging.
the 90mm has a few scuffs in the anodize from installation, but nothing
major/noticeable when installed.
the 110mm is perfect
price: $50 each
picture:
