Kelly, thanks for the details. As a fellow large bike rider I think there
will be an AHH somewhere in my future...
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Tom, the AHH is a premier bike in my opinion, it's the bike for me that put
joy back into riding.
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Do it. I think it's the best bike ever.
On Dec 20, 2012, at 1:45 AM, Tom Harrop wrote:
Kelly, thanks for the details. As a fellow large bike rider I think there
will be an AHH somewhere in my future...
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*I want to try to put one inside an old French headlight housing...*
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Alex, I did something similar with a BM Lumotec Lyt on an older (70s)
Gazelle Sport Luxe... It did require a bit of Dremel-tooling and electrical
tape, but I was very pleased with the result, and was able to retrofit a
You're gazelles are prettier than mine.
Then again all your bikes are..
Looking good
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Kelly, the new bike looks amazing, where did you find the frame? How does
it compare to the AHH?
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Tom,
Found at Rivendell, then sent off to paint.
Comparing to the AHH, hmm.. that is hard to explain.. in a good way not
better way just different, it has that twitch like kinda sort but not the
the sever degree as my old race bike ... runs speed well free handed, and
did 45 mph down
P.S. Think about either a 15-25 9 speed cassette or a Century Special
13-30 both from Harris Cyclery.
On Mon, Dec 17, 2012 at 3:13 PM, Kelly tkslee...@gmail.com wrote:
I have a new frame arriving today, the build I'm thinking about is below.
My questions / quest for others opinions would be
Lighter is righter, so unless you are going to ride all night you can
get away with a battery headlight/tailight.
The reach will be a long one for down-tube so why not STI? Bar ends
can break in a 0 MPH fall over.
Good tire choice but being of similar bodily dimensions you can get
away with
Kelly: late to the table, but the SON should not make any material
difference in your paceline. I *think* I can tell the difference
between the Shimano DH D72 on the Fargo when it is on and when it is
off, at least when I am grunting along on dirt with the very heavy
Big Apple wheelset and am
I ordered a BM Luxos dyno light that should come before year end.
Unfortunately I snapped my IQ Cyo off the mount in a minor spill :(.
Well, the new light has a wider beam and more illumination, so I'm
very hopeful that it will do everything I want. It might not be as
good jewelry though :).
Hi Toshi,
Does your Cyo still work? I want to try to put one inside an old French
headlight housing, so if you just snapped off the mount, I'd be interested
in buying it from you.
Cheers,
Alex
On Tuesday, December 18, 2012 3:38:12 PM UTC-8, ttoshi wrote:
I ordered a BM Luxos dyno light that
Patrick
I ended up,ordering a SON Delux. Tonight I put the SP PV-8 on and did a quick
mounting of the super nova version 2 with the brighter 3 led tail light. I
didn't feel any drag there either and at was after a ride on a Phil front
before the switch.
The PV-8 has been a plesant
I have a new frame arriving today, the build I'm thinking about is below.
My questions / quest for others opinions would be this. I'm building this
as a club ride bike and or even good weather event bike for things like 3
State 3 Mountain Challenge.
I'm 6'5 and 225 to 235 pounds depending
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