Hi Friends, the beginning is near; looks like Joe Bell will send the custom
frame to Riv around March 21. Zownds!
Here's the build I've worked up with able advice from Mark Abele:
26 Aerohead 32-hole rims
SON28 Dyno up front (likely running an already existing Supernova)
Phil Rivvy in back
Big
Is this bike only for off-road? Supposedly the Supernovas, or at least
some models of Supernova, are unsuitable for road use. Shining a
bright light into the eyes of oncoming traffic is not what you want to
do.
On Thu, Feb 27, 2014 at 12:28 PM, Liesl li...@smm.org wrote:
Hi Friends, the
Thanks all for catching the cassette/rear hub conundrum. More on that
later.
Anne, I already have the Supernova and have been using it for commuting for
maybe two years. I know you've been exploring this in your thread. I like
the light and especially like the rubber gasketted handlebar
Which version of the Supernova do you have?
On Thu, Feb 27, 2014 at 1:12 PM, Liesl li...@smm.org wrote:
Thanks all for catching the cassette/rear hub conundrum. More on that
later.
Anne, I already have the Supernova and have been using it for commuting for
maybe two years. I know you've
Hi Anne,
I have the Supernova Airstream, which is a battery version headlight. It
has the Terraflux lens, which is asymmetric (not illuminating drivers
eyes). I think the dynamo version is the E3 Pro Terraflux (now E3 Pro 2).
The off-road dynamo version is the E3 Triple.
(I may have messed up
It sounds very nice.
Kickstand: I assume it has a plate? Then for sure a 2-leg stand; there is
one that is advertised to be more stable than the Pletscher, which I found
rather useless with loaded panniers, but I forget who makes it -- it has a
much wider stance.
Phil bb. Amen.
Seatpost: if you
you might do different, but
i dont think you could do much better
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