Good job Eric.
On Jul 30, 5:44 pm, Eric Norris wrote:
> Interesting incident on today's ride--stopped to help a cyclist who was
> riding waaay out in country on a cruiser bike, which was fully loaded with an
> assortment of baggage. As I was helping fix her flat tire, she told m
Kelly, if I had a question about dynamo-powered anything (including
accessory chargers), I'd probably start with Peter White. Have you tried
contacting him?
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I missed you all by one day... I was there on Wednesday picking up my new
Hunqapillar frame. Haven't had a chance to ride Mt. Diablo yet, but will
certainly try in the near future. A guide will surely help!
René
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I have a set I no longer use. Let me dig them out from the mess in my
garage.
René
On Sat, Jul 30, 2011 at 11:14 AM, Johnny Alien wrote:
> I have been a long time sneaker pedal fan but I would like to try out a
> pair of Grip Kings. I was hoping to find some used since I am not sure if I
> will
I spent today afternoon building up the Hunqapillar and fine tuning its fit.
Pictures of the initial build are here:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/orthie251/sets/72157627319515196/
I put 40mm Marathon Extremes as I have a set of 2.25 Nobby Nics on order.
They ride extremely nice on the pavement; ca
IMHO some of the best rims available are also among the cheapest- Araya, Alex,
Sun. There are way too many expensive but inferior rims- and other components-
on the market testing the theory about fools and their money.
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GREAT to know! He also has 36 hole 650B Dyads which as far as I know are
the only ones to exist! Built me up a wheel a few weeks ago.
On Sat, Jul 30, 2011 at 8:17 PM, Aaron Thomas wrote:
> Rich L. at Riv has a clutch of silver A23s that he special ordered from
> Velocity. He can build them for
Rich L. at Riv has a clutch of silver A23s that he special ordered from
Velocity. He can build them for you.
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I hear ya'. That's what's keeping me from pulling the trigger on them, too!
On Sat, Jul 30, 2011 at 8:01 PM, David Faller wrote:
> I appreciate the suggestion. Too bad these don't come in all silver. I
> really don't like black rims, at least on my Ram...
>
>
>
> On 7/30/2011 7:13 PM, cyclo
I appreciate the suggestion. Too bad these don't come in all silver. I
really don't like black rims, at least on my Ram...
On 7/30/2011 7:13 PM, cyclotourist wrote:
Velocity A23 are the hot new rims:
http://www.bikesonline.com/velocity-a-23-700c-32h-black-silver-with-machined-sidewall.htm
I've had very good luck with Velocity Aeroheads--rode them halfway across the
US and in PBP 2007 without a single problem.
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On Jul 30, 2011, at 6:42 PM, Dave Faller wrote:
> I have a 2007 Rambouillet. It came stock with Araya 540
Velocity A23 are the hot new rims:
http://www.bikesonline.com/velocity-a-23-700c-32h-black-silver-with-machined-sidewall.htm
Here is a set for muy cheap ($11 shipping, too!):
http://www.bikesonline.com/handspun-sport-series-3-front-wheel-shimano-105-5700-black-velocity-a23-32h-black.htm
http://w
Haven't used Araya's, supposedly pretty good rims, though. When I'd
contacted Rich about wheels when building up my Rambouillet, since I'm not a
little fella, he suggested that instead of going with their current
recommended Synergy's, that I should like the Velocity Dyads... he's
absolutely r
I have a 2007 Rambouillet. It came stock with Araya 540 rims and Shimano
105 hubs (as did many, if not most Romuli). They've been decent, sturdy
wheels. Not to heavy, stayed true, etc. Today I had a fall (not a crash)
which resulted in warping the rim. I was able to put the wheel on a truin
Interesting incident on today's ride--stopped to help a cyclist who was riding
waaay out in country on a cruiser bike, which was fully loaded with an
assortment of baggage. As I was helping fix her flat tire, she told me that she
was heading for San Francisco, and that she had started from Spoka
Yeah, I hear ya Kelly, what to bring is kind of personal. Given that
its' summer I can't imagine being able to fill 4 panniers. Even those
two aren't completely filled. I'm also not running fenders on my bike
right now as we may have some lengthy sections of dirt/gravel.
I don't feel like I'm doin
Kelly, I assume your talking Macs, or Apple in any event. Have you tried
Mac Forums. Give this a shot and poke around a bit. Folks there can
probably help. good luck:
http://www.mac-forums.com/forums/switcher-hangout/
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Ok I tried this in lifestyles forum but the post won't go through.. any one
by chance know current and voltage settings for the 461 cache battery and or
the usb socket. I'm pretty sure voltage will be 5 volts for the iphone 4
but haven't figured out the amps.. thinking of going with 1amp at 5 v
Hi All,
I'm planning a tour of the sierra, and was originally planning to ride from
mt. shasta as my starting point.
Unfortunately, I'll have to box my bike to take it on amtrak to get there--i
hate boxing my bike! So, I'm considering just going as far as redding--it
would be easier and I am hopi
awesome...totally awesome story. gave me chills. way to go Liesl!!
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I have been a long time sneaker pedal fan but I would like to try out a pair
of Grip Kings. I was hoping to find some used since I am not sure if I will
love them.
Anyone?
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Gernot, visiting from Thailand, wanted to buy my H-bars, so we met at
RBW Thursday and went for a little ride in the Mt. Diablo foothills.
We saw Esteban at RBW; he was there to buy some parts but didn't have
time to join us. Esteban had his VeloCult Nobilette Demountable
Randonneur, a very sweet l
Bi,e travel being personal it's hard to say much. I will say what I do.
Even for a week I run 4 panniers.
Left front is food, cooking and coffee including large French press.
Right front is electronics: chargers extension cords, computer. Rain gear,
solar shower, trash bags, paper towels.
Left
Thanks, all; I did see the BF one but for some reason my eyes slid
right over the other one. I want one for my Citroen.
On Fri, Jul 29, 2011 at 2:49 PM, Brett Lindenbach
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> http://www.rivbike.com/products/show/bumper-stickers/24-122
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When a new frameset is purchased from Rivendell, does it ship already
frame-savered?
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This is sorta, maybe kinda Riv related in that it is local and homegrown.
Living in Fort Collins, CO has alot of cool perks, great local beer, alot of
bike trails, and bike friendly community.
http://www.coloradoan.com/article/20110730/BUSINESS/107300338/Equinox-Brewing-moves-beer
Yes they will fit on a Bleriot.
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