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In fact, I did just that on my very recently erstwhile Dahon Hon Solo, with
Surly Open bar: 2 layers of faux cork tape from thriftily saved oddments.
It worked well.
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(Chauncey cut his own), and internal light wire routing, with custom f and
r racks. So I consider this a non-Riv tribute to Riv.
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actually, which is a large part of why
> I ride a bike in the first place. I don't do land yoga, but I'd like riding
> to a rolling yoga aeronautics. This isn't to imply it work work for anyone
> else, everyone has their own unique way that presents itself.
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I had to cut off the stop only because I perversely insisted on using an 8
or 9 speed-era road front der with a much later and 2-piece mountain bike
triple.
Without the stop, the derailleur will kick the chain over the bash guard
and off the crank entirely; the reason is that the derailleur has to
condition with wide platforms. Not GR-9, not Sylvan touring, not Urban --
don't like 'em. Willing to discuss cash adjustments for different trade
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Pedals shipped CONUS: $45 *net*, please.
On Tue, Apr 6, 2021 at 3:55 PM Patrick Moore wrote:
> Sealed bearings, I was told, and rebuildable, not bushings on the outside.
> Ridden 30 miles at most, long enough to tell me that I need a retention
> option.
>
> Open to trade for Sh
Update: I am not looking for the M324 or A530, just the EH5000 or a nice
pair of old mtb or some other large and grippy clip/strap pedal.
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> Sealed bearings, I was told, and rebuildable, not bushings on the outside.
> Ridden 30 miles a
I think I bought these from Rivendell decades ago. Never used; dirt is from
storage.
I'll pay postage, you be patient. CONUS only. Please respond off list:
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Also, the Cazaderos have small knobs; this will certainly affect rolling
resistance.
On Wed, Apr 7, 2021 at 8:06 AM Patrick Moore wrote:
> I've used all sorts of wheel sizes and weights, from just shy of 20" to
> just over 30", and tires ranging from 175 grams to over 90
e design the tire & tube are that
> suspended component, everything after them is "sprung" by the sidewall
> stiffness & tire pressure (in racing design, tires parameters take priority
> over the rest of the unsprung parts too) so as Patrick Moore says, they are
> the most c
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It's fun to make your own bike parts, but just FYI: BB Bash Guard offers
nice looking guards in all sizes and shapes and colors for very little
money. I saw one just now for $12; I think mine is like that.
https://bbgbashguard.com
My brother has made his own from discarded rings, but he starts by
er ring and cog; but interested to hear what you have to offer.
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and tolerably durable bearing system for very dusty and gritty surfaces.
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, Apr 11, 2021 at 6:20 PM Patrick Moore wrote:
> Riding the Monocog again today I once again thought that it would be nice
> to remove at least 10 mm from the present 168 mm Q of the Truvativ crank
> which has 15 mm right and 22.5 mm left clearance; I need 5 mm per side at
> mo
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Interesting, fwiw: adjustable cable pull. But not at that price, and the
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Leah: Are your Clem's wheels 26"? If so, do you know what rims Analog used?
I'm curious about rim-brake-compatible, 26"/559 bead diam tubeless-specific
rims.
Ray: Yes, I learned to carry a plug kit. There are all sorts of such kits,
but I have 2: cheapos for typical nail holes, and a kind that sor
Learning new things comes harder at just-66 (largely because you just don't
have the patience for piddly new details that you had when younger), but I
endured and things worked out well, thank God.
All this relates to Christine's question, at least remotely, because it
describes replenishing seala
really good at this stuff. My
> recommendation is get them good wheels and tires and be happy!
>
>
>
> On Tuesday, April 13, 2021 at 4:10:47 PM UTC-7 Patrick Moore wrote:
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>> Learning new things comes harder at just-66 (largely because you just
>> don't have
0 or 80
mm tires are so heavy.
Let us know your solution. And congratulations on the Clem.
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6 sold, 3 left!!!
(3 left for you; I have 9 more for myself.)
Patrick "buy dear sell cheap always works for me" Moore
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d wire strand debris. I was happy to find
> that in use the 650B x 42mm tires plus sealant were not heavy or sluggish
> at all, not even for an argument's sake. They contributed to an energetic
> feeling the of the whole bike.
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t for me the price isn't right
> unless I can find another used pair.
>
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>> I have some 8000s used twice that I can sell you if interested. Ben
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Thanks for this; in many colors too!
I'll archive this link, but for now, after trying all 3 types of pedals,
I'm inclined to buy a pair of casual, rubber-soled lace up shoes to use
with clips and straps.
On Fri, Apr 16, 2021 at 12:48 PM Pat Smith wrote:
> Depending on what color you want there
at I know
>> of!
>>
>> On Mon, Apr 12, 2021 at 1:38 PM Patrick Moore wrote:
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>>> One more remark: I hate heavy thorn proof tires -- they're not really
>>> "proof," only resistant, and pre-modern-sealant, I simply fixed a lot of
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Forgot: I do like climbing in a higher gear, and you often do that with a
ss bike, but then you can do this with a multispeed bike too, so it is only
the removal of the temptation to downshift that is a side benefit of
ss/fixed.
On Mon, Apr 19, 2021 at 1:44 PM Patrick Moore wrote:
> I r
>From BS's today's post, describing a current electric shifting system and
comparing it to the needs of ordinary riding. Thoughts like this make me
appreciate ss/fixed even more.
*Speaking of the app, it’ll provide all the analytics and customization
features with Rival AXS as it does for SRAM’s o
or how much?
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> https://www.ebay.com/itm/Detto-Pietro-Art-74-Replacement-Cleats-LEroica-Vintage-NOS-/383776395996
> On Tuesday, April 20, 2021 at 2:21:12 PM UTC-4 Pa
I've asked myself that, since I've also felt similar if not equal qualities
with other bikes. For the ease of rolling/maintaining a gear, I can't say
that it is "planing" only because at least 1 of these bikes was rather
stout-tubed; another uses thinwall but OS tubing, and I had 1 lightweight
531
2012 Monocog.
Photos $5 each in cash FedExed to me overnight, no receipt provided.
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Regarding photos: If you are concerned about how these look, they're
probably not for you, but they're all black with some silver and look
decent.
On Thu, Apr 22, 2021 at 8:48 AM Patrick Moore wrote:
> 175 mm Truvative square taper single ring (33 t) mountain bike crank with
> g
All black, slight scuffing, functionally they appear fine (I've not used
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If no one wants to trade, these things (not the TAs, tho will give them to
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> On Saturday, April 24, 2021 at 4:20:45 PM UTC-7 Patrick Moore wrote:
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>> Jared: In case you are interested in a lower-market canti option, I have
>> a pair of de-logo'd silver Tektro CR 720s with Dura Ace
My first full bike build, from scratch age 15 (high summer, December 1970,
90 miles south of the Equator; bought local frame, crank, bb, scavenged and
traded rest) had a 50 t cottered crank and 15 t fw for a 90" gear, and no
brakes because the frame was a cheap Indian copy of a Raleigh DL-1 frame
m
26" wheels, saddlebag, RX-1 pedals -- is this an old mountain bike
conversion? The RX-1s are wonderful pedals, they make old Campy quills feel
like MKS Sylvans. (OK, exaggeration, but it makes the point.)
On Sunday, April 25, 2021 at 12:30:14 PM UTC-7 Sam Perez wrote:
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Bob; It all comes down to arm flare. I got 160 mm Q with a Sugino XD2 and
113 mm spindle; I got a 160 mm Q with a TA Pro 5 Vis and a custom 145 mm
spindle.
On Sun, Apr 25, 2021 at 5:02 PM Bob Lovejoy wrote:
> I am not expert enough to explain where the differences come from, but
> different cran
Sold.
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On Mon, Apr 26, 2021 at 10:51 AM Patrick Moore wrote:
> 1. Pair anodized silver Paul Neo Retros with new, unused straddle and
> hanger from the Paul Touring I ordered just now from Rivendell. $75 shipped
> CONUS.
>
> * I will ship the Pauls later this week when the Touring
nta but there is a plethora of wide
> neighborhood streets that offer rides that can combine paths and light
> traffic. Example: one is a 21 mile loop with 1500 ft. of climbing. More
> distance and elevation is always possible!
>
> Best,
> Rich in ATL
>
> On Tuesday, April 27, 202
Frankly I've never noticed or given much thought to the flex of the fork on
the 1999. The bike is relatively comfortable even with 23s at 80/90 psi.
The 2003 Curt, sold, was almost identical in design, but never felt as
"fast" -- which is why I eventually replaced it with the new Matthews.
The cl
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Wrong wiring: I mixed up ground and power wires.
On Wed, Apr 28, 2021 at 3:44 PM Patrick Moore wrote:
> In the few cases I've felt "notchiness" it has been because the wiring to
> the light/s was wrong. Forget exactly how, but fixing the wiring solved the
> problem.
>
e on home leave.
On Thu, Apr 29, 2021 at 8:29 PM Doug H. wrote:
> The landscape looks so different than here in Athens, Ga. Nice photos
> Patrick. I can relate to not being in hill shape.
> Doug
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> On Thursday, April 29, 2021 at 7:07:09 PM UTC-4 Patrick Moore wrote:
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black anodized or powdercoated blob.
Patrick Moore, whose 700C X 61-with 80 mm fenders Matthews "road bike for
dirt" has a rear Dura Ace 7401 rd pulled by a Suntour Barcon over 10 cogs,
13-25.
On Sat, May 1, 2021 at 2:27 PM Robert Dowtin
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> I suppose this is a ride(s) repor
On Sat, May 1, 2021 at 4:35 PM Patrick Moore wrote:
> Take it all or take nothing. Please consider if you can use most at least
> of the things shown.
>
> 1 pr well used but very smooth Shimano PD M540 pedals
> 1 pr Tektro reverse brake levers for road-diameter bars (~19 mm d
On Sat, May 1, 2021 at 4:35 PM Patrick Moore wrote:
> Take it all or take nothing. Please consider if you can use most at least
> of the things shown.
>
> 1 pr well used but very smooth Shimano PD M540 pedals
> 1 pr Tektro reverse brake levers for road-diameter bars (~19 mm d
Yes *Ma'am!*
Or, if you are British: "Righty-ho, Mum!"
On Sun, May 2, 2021 at 1:30 PM Leah Peterson
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> Ok, Bones, here’s what we’re gonna do. You’re gonna clean that bathroom
> until it sparkles as bright as a lime olive Platy and then place that bike
> in the center of the bathroom and s
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Should have brought the fixed gear. But the Matthews really does climb well
for its bulk.
Thanks for any pointers.
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On Thu, May 6, 2021 at 4:27 PM Patrick Moore wrote:
> I had a good if short ride today from friend's house in the Mira Vista
> development -- No a half mile to Bellario, then W to Oakmont Park, around
> and about the park, and W on the river trail, which tho' pl
;
>> On Thursday, May 6, 2021 at 3:00:17 PM UTC-7 Patrick Moore wrote:
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>>> I've owned 5 Rivendells and still own 1. These other 2 bikes are
>>> Rivendell influenced and perhaps even Grant Peterseon inspired.
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That is pretty! And an extra gold star for the light mount.
On Friday, May 7, 2021 at 11:19:58 PM UTC-4 Andrew Turner wrote:
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> ... Here's my '87 FW Evans back when it was doing double duty as a
> errands bike and quick road bike. It's much less sexy these days sporting 9
> speed bits, fenders,
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... *particularly since narrow, **light** 26" rims are sparse on planet
earth.* Sun claims 431 grams, but if they are under 500 they are an elusive
genre.
On Tue, May 11, 2021 at 12:40 PM Patrick Moore wrote:
> ...this is a very good wheelset for the price, particularly since narrow
&g
inci? (I've heard at least
a couple of owners complaining about RH cranks, so it's not as if they were
absolutely trouble free.)
Patrick Moore, who does in fact have an ancient stash of ancient Pro 5 Vis
cranks and rings.
On Wed, May 12, 2021 at 6:52 AM Garth wrote:
> ...
> Anothe
And *yes,* I know I am grossly violating Garth's advice to use and like
what I have. But I still want to know.
Patrick Moore, already with TA, Logic, and WI cranks on his bikes in: ABQ,
NM.
On Wed, May 12, 2021 at 11:35 AM Patrick Moore wrote:
> Thanks, Garth, for alerting us to thes
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Someone must tell him to install fatter tires.
On Wed, May 12, 2021 at 6:48 PM spencer robinson wrote:
> I believe the Bike Snob to be 5’10” and he chose a 60mm frame, I see he
> has a a decent amount of seat post showing. I bet it rides nice
>
> On Tuesday, May 11, 2021 at 7:25:33 PM UTC-4 Robe
TOH, I did commute on another Riv custom with Joe Bell paint for many
years, including carriage on bus bike racks -- more but again minor scuffs
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On Mon, May 17, 2021 at 5:05 PM Patrick Moore wrote:
> We're in a drought, with no rain for weeks (well, perhaps a sprinkle while
> I was away the week before last) so that
ily travelled. At first there was the
> inclination to assist them across ... hah hah a couple of snaps from
> the fella and well ... if they made it this far they sure can make it
> without any intervention .
>
> On Monday, May 17, 2021 at 6:19:06 PM UTC-4 Patrick Moore wrote
away, and by the
parallel ancient system of “aceqias” — irrigation canal.
Patrick Moore
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> On May 18, 2021, at 5:00 AM, ascpgh wrote:
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> Thanks for the images and description Patrick. You describe your landscape
> as severe, I see the great differences between your de
And rain today! They forecast as much as 0.06" Which for us is a real
rainfall.
On Tue, May 18, 2021 at 11:58 AM Patrick Moore wrote:
> I should clarify that the area pictured is wonderful in that it is so much
> more green and wooded than the surrounding high desert; even t
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las); 26 X 1.35 and 700C X 35 Kojaks; 26 and 29" 2.35" Big Apples).
On Tue, May 18, 2021 at 5:06 PM Patrick Moore wrote:
> Each to his or her own. It depends on what you prefer. Many ride stiff
> tires that don't flat; pre-sealant, I preferred -- no, really, really much
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>>> Bill Lindsay
>>> El Cerrito, CA (but sometimes Livonia, MI)
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700C all rounder: much
lighter tubing, clearance for those 55 cm RH tires, geometry allows a setup
like my road bikes -- like the Ram, in fact, as far as 55 mm tires allow.
On Wed, May 19, 2021 at 6:04 AM Bill Lindsay wrote:
> Patrick Moore said some things about his former Sam Hillborne
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gination? Dunno,
would leave that to the builder. More pavement focused than the Matthews
1:1 but more dirt capable than Matthews 2:1 with 42 mm tires (26) max.
On Wed, May 19, 2021 at 8:13 AM Patrick Moore wrote:
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> * Ideal Sam, for firm dirt and pavement -- a sort of 700C all rounder:
Sheesh: 42s with fenders (which on this bike are non-negotiable).
On Wed, May 19, 2021 at 8:20 AM Patrick Moore wrote:
> ... but more dirt capable than Matthews 2:1 with 42 mm tires (26) max.
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I have to agree that a Dremel with cutting wheel makes stays much easier
for me; finish off with Dremel grinding bit. Me, my Dremel (a very old but
nice one found at Goodwill years ago; better than the new one I had bought,
which I then sold) is corded, but I don't use it enough to make buying a
ne
esting too: The wood-templed and Bolle lenses are noticeably, though
only slightly, more clear than those of the Tifosis.
Note again too that the Bolles are very dark.
On Wed, May 19, 2021 at 4:05 PM Patrick Moore wrote:
> Shipping not included; add actual postage and handling from 87120,
h birthday.
My posted photographs are really bad, I know that, and this despite
some care. She might be able to help me learn how to take better ones.
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>>>>> eh, we'll see. for the moment she's a good service bike.
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