I have to agree with George, that one might want to be careful when using
this term. This is how it came to national awareness:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Central_Park_jogger_case
Tragic for all. I was very aware of the incident, having left WDC just ~4
months earlier.
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Sorry, Central Park, not Rock Creek Park. Still, 1989.
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> I have to agree with George, that one might want to be careful when using
> this term. This is how it came to national awareness:
>
> https://en.wikipe
on has it.
*My brother, close friends with Hopi and Navajo, says that they prefer
"Indian."
On Thu, Aug 8, 2024 at 6:19 PM Patrick Moore wrote:
... Lastly, also from late May, El Rio Grande in flood -- nice change from
2023 when it almost dried up completely. This shows just the channel
Ill written. That should have been: "... from before the Indians to the
Pueblos to the Hispanics fleeing the tyranny of the Mexican colonial
government to the missions ..."
On Thu, Aug 8, 2024 at 6:27 PM Patrick Moore wrote:
> ... 1000+ pages of New Mexico history with the
slavery was everywhere in the Biblical Levant, even among
the Jews) but he was in no doubt about their full humanity.
Patrick Moore, Ph.D. in Philosophy, Universite' Laval, mille neuf cent
quatre vingt neuf.
On Thu, Aug 8, 2024 at 6:42 PM Chris Halasz wrote:
> Patrick
>
> The photo
Thanks.
* The Somas roll and corner superbly on pavement but they plough and wander
in sand; this at 50 mm actual and 20 psi on my 27 mm IW rims. The ORs roll
well -- not superbly -- and corner superbly on pavement and float beetter
and wander far less on sand.
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> https://flic.kr/s/aHsiVZiPU4
> I’ll add these to that album once they’re scanned.
>
> On Friday, August 9, 2024 at 5:48:12 PM UTC-7 Patrick Moore wrote:
>
>> I know nothing about cameras but I know and wholeheartedly approve of the
>> bike and its
Hah! I was born in 1955. The grandson is 6-8 years older than I now.
On Sun, Aug 11, 2024 at 5:02 PM Patrick Moore wrote:
> On the way home from church today I stopped at Albertson's to stuff 2
> baguettes plus tuna, rum, wine, coke (the drink, Mexican, sugar) and
> potatoes
The nominally 48 mm, actually 49+ mm (27 mm IW rims) Oracle Ridges on my
Matthews dirt road bike look svelte and slim compared to the 60s they
replaced and compared to the 72 mm WTB Rangers on the Monocog I used to
own. They almost look lost under the 80 mm Kelpie fenders (designed for 72
X 584 and
To further inflate and extend this thread, here is a french bread recipe
from Julia Child. Very simple, but I can never get the crisp crust and soft
but "pull-able" inside, tho' even my results taste good and cut well. But I
don't make it much because of course it requires beaucoup de kneading.
Bu
Sorry, forgot that I adjusted the recipe for 5K+ feet.
On Tue, Aug 13, 2024 at 5:25 PM Patrick Moore wrote:
> To further inflate and extend this thread, here is a french bread recipe
> from Julia Child. Very simple, but I can never get the crisp crust and soft
> but "pull-abl
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Again, we'll see. Perhaps I'll have the list's first Clem fixed gear using
that S3X hub if I can rig up a floating chainring or do a Sheldon with the
rear dropouts.
Patrick "dreaming, not doing" in ABQ, NM.
On Tue, Aug 20, 2024 at 6:01 PM Patrick Moore wrote:
> Tha
+ 1 for having a pro do it, and make sure it's a pro. I had the French
threads in a nice Pro 5 Vis crankset tapped for English pedals by a nearby
bike shop. The head mechanic was eager but inexperienced and got the right
threads cockeyed. I had a heckofatime getting compensation from the owner
(rec
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t I had those on-hand. I installed a
>>>>>> Shimano
>>>>>> CX70 front der and a White Industries DOS ENO 16/19 freewheel. I
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eational path (over a little
> footbridge) and just South of Candelaria, and Los Duranes, the most
> interesting, is an old pre-development North Valley neighborhood named
> after the founding family. Working class, Hispanic, with the odd new
> treeless and sterile McMansion looki
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snapshots (and I also emphasize "snap" shots).
Thoughts?
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>From memory: pair 26" X ~70 mm (just fit over 60 mm Big Apples) SKS's
weighed 2 lb.
Pair 650b X 50 Berthouds (st steel) also 2 lb.
Pair 26" VO aluminum 50s 1 lb.
Pair ditto Honjos also 1 lb.
Pair Kelpie 80 mm 700c X 80, 50% thicker alum sheet, 50 or 100% thicker
stays: 2 lb. (I lost ~1/2 lb by
ck, which I'm pretty proud of.
>
> Patrick Moore has a far lighter "Rivendell" but it's his custom with small
> wheels and a single fixed drivetrain and only one brake. I think he's in
> the 17-pound neighborhood.
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nders. Both 2003 and 1999 are medium sized frames;
I'm about Bill's size.
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> In fact, if Bill has derailleur drivetrain bikes under 20 lb they beat --
> for weight skimming -- my Joe Starck gofast.
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Lol. When I ordered my first road custom in late 1994 I asked Grant to
build me a road bike like my '92 XO-1 but "better." (He said, "Oh, it'll be
better.")
He used the AR as a basic template tho' with road tubing and lugs, so it
was 54 cm c-c (again, I'm 60 c-c for a level tt fistful road bike).
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t; - smaller max tire size (but as long as the tire size matches the use,
> this isn't a big factor)
>
> I tend to bring fenderless bikes on short family vacations, but if I was
> traveling for an extended bike trip I like Pam's suggestion for packing
> fenders.
>
Patri
Just read Peter's note so I went out to re-measure the Kelpies. They are 80
mm in chord and 90 mm in arc.
On Tue, Aug 27, 2024 at 2:16 PM Patrick Moore wrote:
> ... the Kelpies were designed to cover 700c X 60s ... and to cover 584 X
> 75s which they would just cover though I nev
Congratulations! I take it that that is Sheldon's gear chart, too? Please
do post photos of your own modifications.
Patrick Moore, who recalls scrupulously calculating and typing out gear
charts to tape to his stem -- tho' I always liked much closer ratios than
Sheldon tolerated.
On T
Nick: As a potential Clem buyer I'm curious to know whether your wheels are
650c or 700c or 559 bsd, and (#2) how wide the 2.6" tires actually measure
on your rims ... *and* how wide those rims are, whether IW or OW.
I think a great deal of buying a Clem; 2 things make me hesitate (well, 3
things:
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Lol. At least you used a block of wood. Long ago I installed a nice Logic
headset in the same way, except I was lazy and didn't bother to find a
block of wood. Last-gen-chromo Specialized Crossroads Cruz. I managed to
chip a bit out of the skirt of one of the races but all still went in
straight an
Breaking off from the Gus thread to think out loud about a Clem addition to
my stable.
Tire width: thanks, Nick; that's really good to know.
Has the Clem design been altered recently to allow fatter tires? I have
vague memories of asking about max tire width several times before and
hearing that
Thanks Ray for this and the link; I read the content through again. That
means that, if the 59 is the best size for my uses -- need to get my
brother to help me measure PBH after all these years -- I could use my
leftover ultralight 60 mm 700C Big Ones under fenders on a Clem.
One problem solved.
I've been using the ineffably wonderful Dura Ace SPD pedals (MTB-type
pedals but 1-sided) for years and I even use them on the stripped-down,
18-lb gofast fixed gear, but I could drop 1/4 lb by swapping them for the
Xpedos that I've been hoarding, also for years, because they are so light:
about 25
On Sat, Aug 31, 2024 at 1:27 PM Patrick Moore wrote:
> ... And why not: trying again:
>
> NIP (installed with fingers but never ridden) Suntour XC Pro Greaseguard
> bb bearing assembly, 125 mm spindle, $100 shipped CONUS.
>
> Phil 130 mm BB bearing assembly, bearings replaced
eight and volume here relative to the tool kits. For
> example, SRAM 8-9 speed chain quick links don't need any pliers, your
> chains may be different. I carry a pair of disposable nitrile gloves if
> needed. It's really just knowing yourself and your various parts.
> On Friday,
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>> Kim Hetzel.
>> On T
side the handle which can
also carry a chain masterlink. The masterlink pliers double as a valve stem
locknut pliers.
I think that it might be a good replacement for the older Crank Bros
multitool I carry on the Matthews dirt road bike.
Has anyone used this? Do you advise paying $70 for it?
Th
What is the difference between the Clem L and the Clem H? Are there any
other Clem models besides the L and H? If so, pray, what? And how are they
different from the L and H?
Last question: Are any of these models likely to be cheaper on the used
market than others?
Thanks.
On Tue, Sep 3, 2024 a
ay pay for any of
> them has everything to do with whatever satisfies the seller. Could be
> nothing, $20, $2000. (( shrugs and a smile )).
> On Tuesday, September 3, 2024 at 12:52:23 PM UTC-4 Patrick Moore wrote:
>
>> What is the difference between the Clem L and the Clem H? Are there
pay for any of
>> them has everything to do with whatever satisfies the seller. Could be
>> nothing, $20, $2000. (( shrugs and a smile )).
>> On Tuesday, September 3, 2024 at 12:52:23 PM UTC-4 Patrick Moore wrote:
>>
>>> What is the difference between the Clem L an
L model so you can compare the
> two!
>
> On Wednesday, September 4, 2024 at 6:58:57 AM UTC-7 Patrick Moore wrote:
>
>> Thanks, Kim; that is very doable and in fact the list for a built-up Clem
>> on the Riv site is very attractive.
>>
>> Color is of least concern,
g to drip dry. Sure enough, when it's dried, the
stink is gone and the jersey is good for another ride -- I can keep this up
for at least 5-7 hours of riding.
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Aha, got it. My fixed gear road custom has a large bb drop (forget exactly
what, but with the fixed gear it was designed to use tires as small as 24
real inches in diameter -- 559 X 23 mm -- and Grant was careful to ask me
about the narrowest tires I planned to use.
Regarding previous threads on t
I think about only 1 cyclist when I insist that he ride a Rivendell fixed
instead of single speed, and that 1 is me; or rather, I. That 1 is I, if
you see what I (1) mean.
I don't care if someone rides a Roaduno fixed or free or multispeed; my
question bears on facts and not morals. But if I got o
Yes to the IGH; far more elegant IMO than a FD and a chain tensioner not to
mention the multiple chainrings. But the defect of IGHs is the choice of
ratios, drag -- if you choose a wider-range, more-ratios hub the internal
friction increases, and if you choose the lowest drag options (several
tests
https://youtu.be/k-tizOwQhMA?t=186
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Late in life after spending untold thousands trying to make bikes that I
didn't like in some big or small way into bikes that I liked entirely, I've
ended up with 3 customs that take care of all my real needs: gofast road,
errand road, and on- and off-road. I don't ride real mountain bike terrain
s
Will this be essentially a lighter-weight, more nimble version of the Clem?
I'll be very interested to see the final result.
On Mon, Sep 16, 2024 at 11:30 AM Mackenzy Albright <
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On Monday, March 2, 2020 at 7:19:02 PM UTC-5 Ron Mc wrote:
... MUSA spoiled me for the cinch at the bottom that keeps cold air from my
knees.
That feature is what disqualifies many knickers, IMO, as they are cut too
short to be cinched just below the knee and still allow sufficient room for
knee a
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> $750, blacked-out, and be-disc’d…
>
> https://woom.com/en_US/explore-kids-bikes
> On Saturday, September 14, 2024 at 2:23:14 PM UTC-4 Patrick Moore wrote:
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>> I was glad to see a new Blahg:
>> https://www.rivbike.com/blogs/
What, as opposed to octopus hands? I meant, "as opposed to *adult *hands.
On Tue, Sep 17, 2024 at 11:04 AM Patrick Moore wrote:
> ... I wonder if most 4 to 7 year olds have the hand strength to safely
> operate hand brakes, especially when these are designed for human hands?
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> learn. Keep it up, Leah.
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James: Count me in.
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> set up and repair video clinic if folks are interested. Tubeless is so
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the quick solution is to replace the OEM Camper straps either with toe
straps or else with the long straps I bought a few years ago, and run these
outside instead of inside the bag.
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Thanks, David; 2 suggestions worth investigating.
Now that you mention it, I do recall someone, on some list, some years ago,
describing QR saddlebag attachment with snap hooks and I may just have a
couple in one of my boxes ...
"To be clear in my previous post, I was suggesting 2 separate option
t; those is those washers with concave grips would be loose, so you'd to
>>> figure out a way to store those while the bag is off the bike.
>>>
>>> On Tuesday, April 14, 2020 at 1:03:14 PM UTC-5, Patrick Moore wrote:
>>>>
>>>> Thanks. I've
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>>> and use a wing nut on the inside of the bag to secure/loosen - problem with
>>> those is those washers with concave grips would be loose, so you'd to
>>> figure out a way to store those while the bag is o
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I'm curious about how much a typical (ie, no lightening surgery) Clem
weighs. Anyone?
Not 45 lb, I'll bet.
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>> I'm curious about how much a typical (ie, no lightening surgery) Clem
>> weighs. Anyone?
>>
>> Not 45 lb, I'll bet.
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> I think you better join IG if you don’t have it, Patrick Moore. All the
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where she compares the French city bike and the 45 lb Raleigh.
https://restoringvintagebicycles.com
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ur tire.
>>>>Doesn't happen if you set everything up correctly.
>>>>- Use a regular bicycle pump to maintain air in your tires after
>>>>successful set up.
>>>>- Refill with fresh sealant every six months.
>>>>- Buy the Park Tools valve core remover to make adding fresh
>>>>sealan
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ast question is what stumps me. Ideas?
But I just thought of this: Instead of eye bolts, bolt J hooks to the
dowel, and hook over saddle rails themselves. Thoughts? Must really stop
procrastinating my trip to True Value.
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model) were *almost* thorn proof
on dirt, and pretty resistant on pavement, but still more flats than Big
Ones with OS, and the BOs ride like fast racing tires on pavement, and I am
not exaggerating (tho' the BAs weren't bad for such heavy tires).
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good terms.
Can trade for an Impero -- fits 57 cm tt -- with Campy head ... And
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ssure to support the sidewalls than heavier tires. Likewise, today I
had another slow leak on the gofast; noticed the rear was soft because I
started bouncing, but I felt no more drag.
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...
On Fri, Apr 17, 2020 at 2:2
Well, it looks as good as Reno.
Patrick Moore, who knows nothing about Reno or Las Vegas (but just wrote a
resume for a Reno client).
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loaded bike up
with my body, and pump away). But the chuck would have to be HpX-level of
quality.
Ta.
On Fri, Apr 17, 2020 at 3:14 PM Patrick Moore wrote:
> Arrgghh! I left my expensive Road Drive on the bike path just now. Before
> I pay full retail, does anyone have one of the ~9"
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of the end, with a lever clamp for the valve, as comfortable as a Lezyne
> without the fiddly threading. I have one but have only used it a few times
> because these wider tire just don’t get flats very often, even with tubes.
> Steve
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st, but while I like it
better than yellow, I just for some reason don't care for it on a bike
frame.
On Sat, Apr 18, 2020 at 8:55 AM Patrick Moore wrote:
> Chauncey just texted me saying that the powder coater is out of the
> near-match to the "sage green" that Joe Bell used
I just sent Jim a message, but it bounced; the address I have is apparently
out of date. Does anyone have the correct email address for him?
Thanks.
Patrick Moore
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On Sun, Apr 19, 2020 at 2:23 PM John Philip wrote:
> Here's Quickbeam green and a couple of blues.
>
> On Saturday, April 18, 2020 at 10:56:02 AM UTC-4, Patrick Moore wrote:
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>> Chauncey just texted me saying that the powder coater is out of the
>> nea
greens, I
prefer -- for "real" greens and not sage green -- a darker shade the "road
bike for dirt" is British racing green, but I also like that industrial
green that someone suggested.
Patrick Moore, just back from a nice bosque pavement + ditchbank ride, but
who forgot to
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gt;VO
has them, but they sell only as a pair, and want $65 + $12 shipping, so I
thought I'd check the lists first.
Thanks.
Thanks.
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> On Friday, April 17, 2020 at 5:14:42 PM UTC-4, Patrick Moore wrote:
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>> Arrgghh! I left my expensive Road Drive on the bike path just now. Before
>> I pay full retail, does anyone have one of the ~9" or one of the ~7" ones
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y low gears to get closer gaps in the
middle. But you can easily get a lower-tan 1:1 ratio with a triple, and
even on a double is you don't mind wide gaps.
Patrick Moore, who did a 17 mile windy ride in a wide-range 76" gear
(fixed) in windy (gusts to 32 mph) ABQ, NM
On Wed, Apr 22, 2020
onal cost associated with this move is the need for single speed
> chainring bolts, but those run $10 or so.
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> Erik, Philly
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