Mike at Black Mountain Cycles did me the great kindness of removing the
Paul posts from a brakeset that he had in stock and selling them to me. So
the build can be complete tonight. In the same box is a pair of black wall
Rock and Roads (700x43). Holy crap these are great looking tires. As
The first 'stars not aligning' moment: The used Paul Touring Cantilevers I
picked up for this build had a missing part. So I couldn't finish the
build completely, until I get a replacement bit. I took the opportunity to
order a set of Rock and Roads at the same time. As I wait for the
I love these glimpses into the ongoing doings and prep and care of bicycles
in other's lives. It is wonderful to see the care and dedication, passion,
and love they receive. Thank you for the window to look through, Bill!
With abandon,
Patrick
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Such is my reaction to photos that make me get up off the chair and pedal.
(Even if for 5 minutes.)
On Mar 2, 2014, at 10:17 AM, Bill Lindsay wrote:
The first 'stars not aligning' moment: The used Paul Touring Cantilevers I
picked up for this build had a missing part. So I
The Rock and Roads are gonna be great on that bike!
Chris
Sanger, TX
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Looks like a lot of fun about to be had with that bike! Do you usually leave
your bar end housing outside of your wrap?
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Yes, with drop bars I always run the bar con shift housing outside the bar tape.
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I like the blessing from the woman on the train. Good portent!
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Bill...this is just an awesome story! I have never had a bike come back to
me although many would be welcome.
And for the record...your monstercross build is absolutely THE best!! I
would have purchased the same frame a size down, but they had switched to
sidepull by the time I was
When I pulled up my MonsterCross build photos, I immediately went looking
for those tires online. It looks so kickass, and there's still tons of
clearance. That would shred. It looks like that tire isn't made anymore,
though. I'll probably buy some Rock and Roads and wait for that new WTB
Great story.
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Subject: [RBW] Re: A lugged steel boomerang? My Hillborne is back!
When I pulled up my
I hope it takes you on many wonderful adventures. Indeed.
Shoji
On Friday, February 28, 2014 2:44:42 PM UTC-5, Bill Lindsay wrote:
When I pulled up my MonsterCross build photos, I immediately went looking
for those tires online. It looks so kickass, and there's still tons of
clearance.
Another tiny 'stars aligning' moment. You may have noticed the wheelset on
the Hillborne has rims with Ceramic sidewalls. I rolled by CyclePath in
Hayward to re-stock straddle cables and took the longshot on their KoolStop
board. Lo and behold, they had two pairs of KoolStop Green (ceramic
Great story, Bill; thanks for providing some of the pictorial history too.
Just in from work on a double TT blue Sam, nearing its first year since
purchase from Headquarters; if you have to go to work, that is a good way
to go. --Tom (Miami; yep, beautiful day again)
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What a story! I think this bike is your destiny. I can almost hear the
cogs clicking into place as it comes together.
dougP
On Friday, February 28, 2014 2:45:43 PM UTC-8, Bill Lindsay wrote:
Another tiny 'stars aligning' moment. You may have noticed the wheelset
on the Hillborne
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