I'm wondering if any of you were subscribers to the little bike 'zine
called "Wire Donkey," published by Mason St. Clair?
If so, do you know of his whereabouts / status? My most recent edition
of his 'zine is from 2005 and I have nothing since. By my calculations
he'd be 81 years young now. Do any
I'll take the TA Crankset rings and hardware. I can pay as soon as you
get this.
Andrew
On Sep 5, 2:59 pm, "XO-1.org Rough Riders"
wrote:
> Hello fellow Rivendell Riders. I have yet more stuff I'd like to clear
> out from my garage, so here's my new For Sale list (e-Garage Sale #5).
> Please r
Hi Joe,
I'm also 5'6" with a 79 PBH and I ride a 53cm Atlantis.
I started with a 51 and traded it for a 53. The top tube is a little long
but I use an 8cm dirt drop.
http://picasaweb.google.com/ken.mattina/KenSAtlantis#
I really think that you should go with the bigger bike unless you're runni
Sold!
On Sep 6, 7:20 pm, Adam DeFayette wrote:
> Like new, $110 postage paid. PayPal only.
>
> Over the years I have experimented with many different Brooks Saddles,
> and must now definitively say that the B-17 is the only appropriate
> shape for my particular anatomy.
>
> This is a bummer becau
The issue has been settled. My Betty needed a 26.8mm post, so last Saturday
I drove it up to RBW, tested a Nitto S-83 in 26.8 and it fit snuggly and
perfectly. Quite snuggly, I must say, since I had tightened the collar bolt
so much so the 26.6 wouldn't slip. I widened it slightly but still, the fi
Fargo SOLD! to a tractor dealer in Southeastern Ohio... You know, I've
always kinda fancied the Fargo as a good farm bike... It's going to a
good owner in a good place...
I still have a vintage 1985 StumpJumper, lugged, all original except
tires for sale ($400 starting bid), in EXCELLENT condition
btw, i should have bee more clear:
the 53" atlantis I have has a toptube of 54.5...too long for meie
that is why i need the 51 which has a top tube around 53cm.
On Sep 6, 9:29 am, CycloFiend wrote:
> on 9/5/10 9:39 PM, canali at jwcoll...@hotmail.com wrote:
>
> These links were all truncated by
There have been several discussions that have included fleeting
mention of this crank. Are there folks out there using this
crankset? The ability to set up any gearing combination is, of
course, quite appealing. I do understand about being locked into the
White Industries universe.
Thanks
Chri
PM sent for buy or possible trade.
On Sep 6, 4:20 pm, Adam DeFayette wrote:
> Like new, $110 postage paid. PayPal only.
>
> Over the years I have experimented with many different Brooks Saddles,
> and must now definitively say that the B-17 is the only appropriate
> shape for my particular anato
Dave Craig wrote:
I was really tempted to post on this topic. Instead, I'll offer the
observation that I can see this discussion devolving into something
possibly not appropriate or productive for this group.
+1-- My sentiments exactly. Is there a dog walking group?
Cheers!
cm
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You received
Like new, $110 postage paid. PayPal only.
Over the years I have experimented with many different Brooks Saddles,
and must now definitively say that the B-17 is the only appropriate
shape for my particular anatomy.
This is a bummer because this Brooks Pro Alp D'Huez is just about the
snazziest I'v
The yeah, a lot of bars get called "north road" which was the raleigh
name for that style if i remember correctly.
The ones i used were the ones that Harris sells:
http://www.sheldonbrown.com/harris/handlebars/index.html
(you have to scroll down to the "north road" bars).
I used them mounted wi
CycloFiend does is again!
Service above and beyond the call for this list and the great
Cyclofiend bike site.
Thanks Jim for all you do.
-JImD
On Sep 6, 2010, at 9:29 AM, CycloFiend wrote:
on 9/5/10 9:39 PM, canali at jwcoll...@hotmail.com wrote:
These links were all truncated by the s
FWIW and IMHO,
Anybody who expects to ride quickly on a multi-use path has it all wrong
anyway. As long as the dogs can't break free, I don't think this is any
more hazardous than most other things on such a path (tricycles, kids on
bikes w/ training wheels, oblivious roller bladers, moms pushing
I was really tempted to post on this topic. Instead, I'll offer the
observation that I can see this discussion devolving into something
possibly not appropriate or productive for this group.
Dave
On Sep 6, 10:09 am, Jim Cloud wrote:
> One of the photos provided in the OP shows the dogs resting o
On Sep 6, 1:31 pm, Johnny Alien wrote:
> Excellent info!! So the Northroad handlebar will fit mountain levers
> and look at least similar. Anyone use these bars?
>
Johnny , Those bars you linked to are what Riv calls Albatross
bars 56cm. CroMoly. Ben's often leaves off part of the offi
Excellent info!! So the Northroad handlebar will fit mountain levers
and look at least similar. Anyone use these bars?
http://www.benscycle.net/index.php?main_page=popup_image&pID=5634
On Sep 6, 12:46 pm, Jeremy Till wrote:
> The 1992 B'stone catalog explains the differences between the 26.0/
One of the photos provided in the OP shows the dogs resting on a
narrow paved path. It's an obvious hazard for other bike riders on
the path to safely pass that rig.
Jim Cloud
Tucson, AZ
On Sep 5, 10:44 am, doug peterson wrote:
> Dogs and bikes are a dangerous mix for all parties involved.
>
>
The 1992 B'stone catalog explains the differences between the 26.0/
X0-1bars and the 25.4/X0-2 bars:
http://www.sheldonbrown.com/bridgestone/1992/1992.pdf
(go to page 36 of the PDF). It looks like the XO-2 bars are simply a
swept-back upright of the same general type as the nitto albatross/
dove
on 9/5/10 9:39 PM, canali at jwcoll...@hotmail.com wrote:
These links were all truncated by the sender, or possibly by google groups -
> http://www.cyclofiend.com/cc/2007/cc...llins0407.html
> my newly built up Riv Atlantis
> in process of selling (too big)
>
> http://www.cyclofiend.com/cc/2006/
I am asking for $1650 for the wheels and the frame, thanks, Mike
On Sun, Sep 5, 2010 at 10:52 PM, Bruce Baker wrote:
> How much are you asking??
>
> On Sun, Sep 5, 2010 at 12:38 PM, Michael Williams <
> mkernanwilli...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> I have a 2007 56cm Atlantis frame/fork/headset for sa
The Zimbale bag is sold. -- Forrest
On Sep 4, 4:02 pm, Forrest wrote:
> Three nice, nearly new, and very lighlty used saddlebags for
> sale . . . All prices include shipping in CONUSA. Contact me off-list
> with questions.
>
> Sackville Medium (olive cotton duck). $140
> Photos: http://galler
Potential option for your M-bars that I saw on eBay:
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MAFAC Cyclotouriste randonneur brake levers set
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My measuring would be moot, now that we know they fit.
Thanks, Damian.
Oh, and I certainly would *not* assume that a 25.4 bar works with
mountain levers. Presumably the 25.4 is mm and describes clamp
diameter; that's independent of the diameter of the main body of the
bar. For example, I believe
I use Tektro RX4.1 reverse brake levers on my (deliberately upside
down) Moustache bars on my Quickbeam. I love the setup and it works
very well. I use it mainly for commuting and having the bars upside
down raises them and makes it easier to cycle in traffic.
Here's the bars http://bit.ly/98Mh8L
i am often encountering neck stiffness on my rides...went for a Guru
bike fit and the guy was quite helpful: had me push my saddle way
back for more pedalling with my hips vs kness ...I had pushed it
forward to lessen the top tube length...to me despite the PBH
suggestion of a 53 (i'm 5'6", 79 PH
I like the loose toe-clips and straps because I have a foot with ligament
damage and the clips keep the foot centered on the pedal. I can use almost
any shoe with these.
When I was doing the triathlon thing I used toe-clips because it reduced my
transition time considerably in that I didn't have t
How much are you asking??
On Sun, Sep 5, 2010 at 12:38 PM, Michael Williams wrote:
> I have a 2007 56cm Atlantis frame/fork/headset for sale. Also I have A
> really great wheelset/tires for sale as well. Mavic 719/XT 36h
> Schwalbe Marathon Supremes. Id like to sell them together. The bike
> and
Not quite a M-Bar but the Nitto Randonneer drop bar is a 25.4 MTB diameter.
It is a drop bar with a very shallow drop and flaring ends so that your
wrist can rest agains the ramp of of the bar while in the drops. They also
come back towards you on top like the Noodle bar.
Because they are a 25.4 d
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