Hi Travis,
Is your Sam an older one? I noticed the recent ones were either 51 or 55.
And what’s the color?
Thanks!
Al
On Tuesday, August 13, 2019, Travis Music wrote:
> Selling my Riv. It has been a great bike and is built to be a bullet proof
> rig have travelled many miles with it but it
Darin,
I assume those braze ons are for low-rider racks.
As for geometry/sizing, I found this post by Erik last year for a 2011 Sam
Hillborne, which lists a 52 size:
https://groups.google.com/d/msg/rbw-owners-bunch/7AfXEt_YYJU/XrDFVl1KAgAJ
Hope this helps,
al
sf/ca
On Tuesday, June 11, 2019
On Thursday, May 23, 2019 at 3:54:01 PM UTC-7, jandrews wrote:
>
> Who rides an Appaloosa?
>
> That new blug update is wining a lot of gold stars from me.
> from the Rodin-esque thinking persons' countenance to the respectful
> taking of the knee.
> I can't say it's one-upping the previous blug
Lum Gim Fong has some great advice. Following up with that, folks will
change their components in roughly this order to save weight:
1) Tires
2) Wheelset
3) Crankset
4) Seatpost
5) Saddle
Generally, components beyond these five components won't save as many grams
per dollar. As for
Besides Cicli Berlinetta, most shops are in Friedrichshain, in the east
Steel Vintage Bikes (mentioned by Michael)
- very curated store experience. lives up to its name, but not a huge
selection of bikes. very cute, though.
Der Radrenner
- just south of Boxhagner Platz. yes, you enter through
Hey RBW Group,
I just realised I can't take that much time off work to make this midweek
overnighter happen, and hope someone with a more flexible schedule can take
my rad campsite on Angel Island.
You're bound by the ferry, and the last ferry out is on at Thursday,
1:05pm, and the first one
