Seems like a common problem. Email programs don't play any better
together than indexing systems, it seems. Sometimes it works fine and
sometimes it's a mess.
I use the list like a forum, by checking some box somewhere, which
solved some problems for me. This is my second or third email address
h
The problem may be between various e-mail systems. I can read her stuff
fine, but for instance someone forwarded one of her recent messages & it was
all run together. And I know some of mine come back with all sorts of extra
spacings not in the original. Not a computer jock so don't know the cu
I've been having a lot of posts that are coming out that way, too. Over the
last week or so.
The tubes might be getting plugged up.
DE
On Tue, Dec 16, 2008 at 8:55 PM, Jim Bronson wrote:
>
> Maybe you guys need to adjust your resolution or something. I saw a
> logically, well arranged list o
Maybe you guys need to adjust your resolution or something. I saw a
logically, well arranged list of items. What Fenderbender copied in
his response looks like mumbo-jumbo and nothing like what I saw.
On Tue, Dec 16, 2008 at 10:04 PM, R Gonet wrote:
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> I don't think the previous writers are b
I don't think the previous writers are being critical. Sarah usually
has great stuff but it's illegible. I've given up trying to read her
posts, though I would like to, very much.
On Dec 16, 2:39 pm, CycloFiend wrote:
> I don't think it's necesssary to discuss sarah's posting style on this lis
Are you thinking of their early Synchro shifters? That was pretty
much unuseable IIRC. I've only ever owned one set of Ergo levers, and
they shift very well. They're currently back on my Riv Road Std,
which is as close as I have to a 'racing' bike. Now they are paired
with an 8 speed Shimano c
On Tue, 2008-12-16 at 16:34 -0800, Bill M. wrote:
> Campy's 8 speed stuff used the same spacing as 7 speed, it was only
> Shimano's that was different. I used 8 speed Ergo with 7 speed Sachs
> freewheels. It worked fine with no tinkering needed. I believe that
> any 7 speed should work, FW or c
Campy's 8 speed stuff used the same spacing as 7 speed, it was only
Shimano's that was different. I used 8 speed Ergo with 7 speed Sachs
freewheels. It worked fine with no tinkering needed. I believe that
any 7 speed should work, FW or cassette. All you should have to do is
adjust the limit st
Thanks for all the suggestions. Greg at the Bike Coop gave me two 30 mm
plastic reflector brackets, which work perfectly with a few wraps of tape
because they have a separate (ie, separate from the nut and bolt that clamps
the bracket to the fork leg) nut and bolt for the stays. I don't know how
lo
Very neat and secure looking.
--- On Tue, 12/16/08, George Schick wrote:
From: George Schick
Subject: [RBW] Re: How durable are zip ties for fenders?
To: "RBW Owners Bunch"
Date: Tuesday, December 16, 2008, 4:06 PM
OK, you can now view the fenders on the MTB at
http://www.flickr.com/photos/gp
OK, you can now view the fenders on the MTB at
http://www.flickr.com/photos/gp_rider/sets/72157611336739952/
Sorry about the trite indoor against-the-garage-door shoot, but it's
cold, snowing, and nasty outside.
On Dec 16, 12:35 pm, George Schick wrote:
> During the cold, soggy Winter months I p
I don't think it's necesssary to discuss sarah's posting style on this list.
- Jim
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"Whatever you do will be insignificant, but it i
Hear, hear - it and its preceding lower case run-together "ads" earned an
immediate here. Oh, and spaces between words might help, also...
fenderbender wrote:
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> If you had used punktuation, new line, big letter and so on I might be
> able to read it! ;)
>
> On 16 Dec, 17:31, Sarah G
It aligned correctly for me.
On Tue, Dec 16, 2008 at 1:16 PM, fenderbender wrote:
>
> If you had used punktuation, new line, big letter and so on I might be
> able to read it! ;)
>
> On 16 Dec, 17:31, Sarah Gibson wrote:
> > appreciate yr patiencewith all my commercial posts latelytrying to cle
on 12/16/08 8:52 AM, PATRICK MOORE at bertin...@gmail.com wrote:
> I'm cross posting in case some on the RBW list don't subscribe to iBob, and
> because, of course, zip ties are an Official Rivendell Topic.
>
> I've mounted P Bike fat fenders on my 29er, which doesn't have any fender
> braze ons.
If you had used punktuation, new line, big letter and so on I might be
able to read it! ;)
On 16 Dec, 17:31, Sarah Gibson wrote:
> appreciate yr patiencewith all my commercial posts latelytrying to clear a
> few items outand pay some bills. all items as beforeprice includes
> shipping in
During the cold, soggy Winter months I put the road bikes away and get
out the dual-boinger MTB. But I loathe riding through the crap that
those knobby off-road tires kick up from the pulverized limestone
trails around this area. So I bought a pair of the widest 65mm
fenders that SKS makes, havi
Since folks were asking where to get a headset, I thought VO's webpage
can be a helpful source. I understand that I can order Tange headset
from my LBS--and I am lucky to count Missing Link, Velo Sports,
Jitensha Studio, and even American Cyclery, Box Dog Cycles, and
Rivendell as my "LBS". However
www.spacycles.co.uk has 1 inch silver threaded A9 Stronglight headsets
available for a very reasonable price. Order one with a message asking
for the exact price in dollars before sending it to you as it varies a
bit with the exchange rate. I got mine a few months ago for about $35
including ship
appreciate yr patiencewith all my commercial posts latelytrying to clear a few
items outand pay some bills. all items as beforeprice includes shipping in
conti usfeel free to email any ?s you might haveall pix are once again on
flickrhttp://flickr.com/photos/acmebicycle/sets/721576112537
There's a Atlantis owner in my club that successfully converted to
650B using the Tektro Oryx canti brakes. You probably have to spend a
lot more to get noticeable better braking.
On 15 Dec, 03:27, Angus wrote:
> Forrest,
>
> I've had a 26" wheeled Rivendell All-Rounder for 10 years. It has
> s
Same thing nearly happend to me while out training.
If there's any room for P-clamps, hose-clamps, bolts 'n nuts with big
washers to spread the load then do use'm. Strips of metal from
buildingsurply stores can be bent if you cant find the right clamps.
If your riding in snow or uneven ground it m
A few years ago, taking a short-cut, I temporarily zip-tied a Berthoud
fender to the fork crown of my Atlantis. Temporary became permanent,
and I soon forgot to attach the fender with the proper hardware.
Months later I was grinding up the steepest hill in these parts on a
cold January day, when t
Sorry, but with all you experts assembled could I just ask what to do
with these early aero wheels given to me?
They are virtualy new and have tubular rims with 7sp (?) freewheel
hubs. I'd like to fit them to a 90's italian roadbike that have 8sp
Campa Ergopower shifters.
Could I find or build a f
I'm cross posting in case some on the RBW list don't subscribe to iBob, and
because, of course, zip ties are an Official Rivendell Topic.
I've mounted P Bike fat fenders on my 29er, which doesn't have any fender
braze ons. Moreover, the seat- and chainstay bridges are flat plates, not
tubes. So I'
I wanted to thank everyone for their thoughts and ideas about this.
Reporting in: the Shimano 105 logos on the crank arms came right off
using a razor blade. I just scraped the paint off, with a light touch
on the blade. As usual, less is more.
There was also a 105 logo on the rear derailleur. T
Thanks! I to have my bikes inside and when traveling there are often
moments when the bike has to be carried on to other means of
transport.
I'll leave the tab as is but if it's there for the sole purpose of
attaching straps, I think the design could be improved on!
On 15 Dec, 21:46, "Doug Peters
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