On Tue, Aug 9, 2016 at 10:15 PM, Bill Lindsay wrote:
> Beautiful M.A.P. --> APPROVE
> Three photos from the non-drive side --> DISAPPROVE
> 😉
>
Oy! Good point. And it's got one of those fancy TA Pro 5 Vis cranks I'd
always wanted to ride (but never wanted to pay for) too!
I guess I'll have to g
Geez that is such a beauty that it would be tempting to try what blakcloud
recommends first before selling it off
On Wednesday, August 10, 2016 at 11:34:52 AM UTC-5, blakcloud wrote:
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> SeanMac, beautiful bike.
>
> Richard Sachs sometimes post on VS and his own website when a customer has
> a b
Well, that's because I got this thread confused with another one about
fenders in which I posted a photo of /my/ MAP. Reading backwards, newest
first, I hadn't come upon the posting of that lovely red MAP. It's not
like MAPs are to be found everywhere, like mosquitoes or dandelions.
On 08/10
On Wednesday, August 10, 2016 at 7:09:45 AM UTC-4, Steve Palincsar wrote:
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> Come on, folks - this was about *fenders*. Drive side, non-drive side -
> cranks are nothing but a distraction in this case.
>
>
>
Really I think fenders are the real distraction here because no one
mentioned them bu
SeanMac, beautiful bike.
Richard Sachs sometimes post on VS and his own website when a customer has
a bike to sell, maybe Bob Brown has the something similar. His wait time
for a bike is 12-18 months according to the website so maybe he knows
someone who wants something close to what you have a
Come on, folks - this was about *fenders*. Drive side, non-drive side -
cranks are nothing but a distraction in this case.
On 08/10/2016 01:15 AM, Bill Lindsay wrote:
Beautiful M.A.P. --> APPROVE
Three photos from the non-drive side --> DISAPPROVE
😉
Bill Lindsay
El Cerrito Ca
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Drive side photos are so last century. These days it's all about the bottom
bracket.
Philip
www.biketinker.com
On Tuesday, August 9, 2016 at 10:15:01 PM UTC-7, Bill Lindsay wrote:
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> Beautiful M.A.P. --> APPROVE
> Three photos from the non-drive side --> DISAPPROVE
> 😉
> Bill Lindsay
> El
Wow, that is fantastic. Mitch is one of my favorite builders, and that's an
amazing bike. I think our saddle heights are the same, too...
Philip
www.biketinker.com
On Tuesday, August 9, 2016 at 8:09:15 PM UTC-7, Reed Kennedy wrote:
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> Indeed, that is a gorgeous frame! I love the deep rich red.
Beautiful M.A.P. --> APPROVE
Three photos from the non-drive side --> DISAPPROVE
😉
Bill Lindsay
El Cerrito Ca
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Congratulations Reed! That bike was really meant for you!
René
On Tuesday, August 9, 2016, Joe Bernard wrote:
> Wow, that sure is purty. I recommend getting a measurement on the seattube
> at the top of the toptube. I think you measured to the tip of the seat lug,
> which isn't a standard sizin
Wow, that sure is purty. I recommend getting a measurement on the seattube at
the top of the toptube. I think you measured to the tip of the seat lug, which
isn't a standard sizing location.
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As Reed states half price is a good starting point on a used custom bike. That
said, I have no clue what a Bob Brown frame goes for new.
I also picked up one custom used and received a screaming deal.
Yet I would quickly pay $1500 for a used 68cm Custom Rivendell frame set. Or up
to $2500 for a
Indeed, that is a gorgeous frame! I love the deep rich red. It's like the
color of a candy apple in a dream, just a little more red than is possible
in the real world.
I'll also contribute a short happy story about buying a used custom bike
because, well, I just bought one.
After reading through
Sean,
That is a beautiful custom lugged frame. Although others have cited the issues
of customs not holding value. The good news is your only need to find one
person who shares you vision and size. As you started your build is pretty
standard.
Another option is to sell frame set separate f
As requested, here is a link to a few photos of my Bob Brown Cycles road
frame. It was built for me by Bob Brown in 2007. It was my main bike for
many years, but rarely hits the road any more.
The geometry is pretty straight forward:
Size - to top of seat tube - 56.2 cm
Top tube leng
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