Thanks for the details
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Tubulars - Campy NR Hubs (32 spokes), Campy Chronus Victory rims,
Specialized Race Slick tires. Professional Build
Clinchers - White Ind Hubs (28/32 spokes), Mavic Open Pro Rims, Grand Bois
Cerf GreenLabel tires. Self Build.
On Sunday, August 17, 2014 7:54:17 PM UTC-4, ted wrote:
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> Pray t
Pray tell, what wheels and tubulars didn't compare?
On Sunday, August 17, 2014 4:37:37 PM UTC-7, Michael Hechmer wrote:
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> I rode tubes in my salad days, and a few years ago rebuilt some wheels and
> did the deja vu thing. They didn't compare with the the Grand Bois Cerf
> (29MM) on a pair of
I rode tubes in my salad days, and a few years ago rebuilt some wheels and
did the deja vu thing. They didn't compare with the the Grand Bois Cerf
(29MM) on a pair of Open Pro 28/32 spoke wheels.
At some point we need to sort out whether we are rebuilding an antique for
show, or a classic to r
I keep toying with a contemporary tubular wheelset. By "contemporary" I
mean the fattest road tubulars I can find. Challenge makes some that go
above 27mm. Go for it!
On Sunday, August 17, 2014 10:15:14 AM UTC-7, Jason Leach wrote:
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> It is fun to think of build ideas. My thoughts were to t
It is fun to think of build ideas. My thoughts were to try out a classic
inspired build with non aero brake levers and tubular tires. I have never
ridden tubs before.
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I like the Roads I've seen with modern but not garish stuff--Ergo shifter etc.
Ryan
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+1 on the 650B conversion.
On Saturday, August 16, 2014, Jim Bronson wrote:
> 650B conversion, 38mm Lierres or LoupLoups, high polish components.
>
> On Friday, August 15, 2014, JL > wrote:
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>> I have a road standard back that was stolen a few years ago (Thanks joe
>> for spotting it).
>> H
Fast fixed or singlespeed. Light, long distance version of the Quickbeam.
Singlespeed / dingle version of the Boulder.
Philip
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Oh, the possibilities!
As a 70s stage racer surrogate but with Rivendell handling. Classic
lightweight parts, no more than 16 theoretical gears, down tube shifters,
light old fashion spoke wheels with supple 28 mm tires.
You can simplify it by making it a gofast fixed gear.
On Fri, Aug 15, 201
Awesome Jason, what's the full story on the recovery
Cheers,
David
"it isn't a contest. Just enjoy the ride." - Seth Vidal
On Fri, Aug 15, 2014 at 7:58 PM, JL wrote:
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> I have a road standard back that was stolen a few years ago (Thanks joe
> for spotting it).
> How would you build up
I have a road standard back that was stolen a few years ago (Thanks joe for
spotting it).
How would you build up an extra frame? I am looking for ideas and inspiration.
I already have a dedicated road bike (Boulder Bicycle Road Sport) and a
commute/errand bike (Quickbeam with albas). How would
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