Philip:
Looks great. I figured an enterprising tinkerer could also fashion a
sandwich out of flat steel/aluminum stock so they could grab two parallel
sets of basket wires. As I have the front tab, all this thinking is purely
academic. :)
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On Sun, Dec 8, 2013 at 1:03 AM, Philip Williamson <
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Hi Tony,
I made a drawing (took me a minute to realize you were addressing me - I
haven't answered to "Phil" in 25 years).
http://www.biketinker.com/2013/projects/light-bracket-mounted-to-a-basket/
I have the basket, but not the mount or the need (I modified my E6 to hang
upside-down under the
Phil do you have a photo if that setup? I'm having trouble visualizing it...
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Rear triangle design - I can't honestly say if it makes any difference in
ride quality, and I'm not sure I'd be able to tell between differences in
tubing, tire size, sidewall suppleness, etc from any other bike I've
ridden. The Elephant was recently made over with Nitto Campee racks where
it
No rack tab on the Nitto M12 (at least on mine). I'd mount it with a P
clamp, or straight to the basket with a short bolt and two fender washers,
one inside the basket and one outside. Put the bolt head inside the basket
(so you can carry full waterballoons safely), and an acorn (cap) nut on the
Why not mount it at the front rack tab? If the M12 is like the marks or big
front rack it sits there nicely, just a hair higher than the brake bridge...
http://www.flickr.com/photos/lumachrome/10973756713/
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On Fri, Dec 6, 2013 at 6:13 AM, Tony DeFilippo wrote:
> John, sounds like we've had
John, sounds like we've had similar circumstances this year. In Feb I
moved from a condo .5 miles from work out of the city leaving me with a 7.5
mile commute by a mix of paved trail and city streets. It's taking me
35-45 min on average, I sometimes get a bit lower but usually find that a
bi
