Tom
Check out bike Friday bicycles. With good materials, there can be quite an
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I could not figure out how to contact you your email is truncated.
Can you email me at dweendaddy at hotmail dot com
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The Atlantis is about five years old, Toyo-built, no wrecks,
scratches only in the usual places like the dropouts; no braze-ons on
the front forks for mini-rack, must use the clamps; it is a great
bike, but a tad big for me -- wish I had a 61.
Nitto drop bar, Shimano 105 rear derailluer and
Nice trip, Mike! Looks like you had great weather. I have got to get out to
Rainier. How was traffic in the park?
Brian Hanson
On Aug 10, 2011, at 3:55 PM, Mike wrote:
> So this year's tour is over. It was a blast but I'd being lying if I didn't
> say I feel absolutely knackered. Multiple
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Hey Patrick, if you still have the tubus rack, would you trade me for
another custom bag plus cash for your rack?
My friend Ron Lau just traded me a frame that is built to take a tubus rack.
-Ely
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Will do, I get the Sam on Monday. I am psyched.
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XT RD claimed
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A billion stars go spinning through the night
Blazing high above your head;
But in you is the Presence that will be
When all the stars are dead.
(Rilke, Buddha
Nice bunch of bagmatching luggage! Would jump had I not already
invested in so many different luggage systems (Carradice, Jandd,
Ortlieb, Lafamu, Axiom, etc.).
Send up photos of the Hillborne. I owned a 56 briefly but sold it and
bought a Fargo which serves the same purpose with more versatility a
Here I am!
bertin753@gmail dot com
On Wed, Aug 10, 2011 at 9:36 PM, dweendaddy wrote:
> I could not figure out how to contact you your email is truncated.
> Can you email me at dweendaddy at hotmail dot com
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Up for sale:
A full set of Ostrich touring luggage. It has been lovingly used, and shows
wear, but no rips, horrible stains, or anything like that. This luggage has
served me well, but I need to sell some stuff to help pay off my recent
Hillborne purchase. My gain is your gain :-)
One han
S-12 system and Motobecane have been claimed.
Remaining, prices including shipping CONUS; some photos here:
https://picasaweb.google.com/BERTIN753/ForSale
8 -s era XT rd, scuffed but very functional, $35 shipped CONUS.
62X60, both C-C Nishiki Riviera, $250 + actual shipping CONUS with SP,
HS, BB
I would ask the mechanic what he sees that is so dire.. does he know what he
is talking about or is he just concerned because it looks weird (and it does
look weird). If he seems knowledgeable and his concerns seem valid maybe it
would make sense to listen. If everything is being used the way it
So this year's tour is over. It was a blast but I'd being lying if I didn't
say I feel absolutely knackered. Multiple 100+ mile days in the heat which
included multiple long exposed climbs really seems to have taken it out of
me. Still, it was a great time. Here are the pictures. More info on th
Hi Tom ,
We can debate the safety of the stem forever and a day and we'll
never get anywhere but a headache! To the point . do you like
riding the bike like that you know ... is it fun? I think that trumps
everything .
Once you get your Bombadil I suspect you won
Wow. Great ride, write-up, and photos!
For a moment there I forgot I was at work! Thanks for that.
-Pete
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Thank you all for your quick response.
Regards
Carl Otto Wollin
> Date: Tue, 9 Aug 2011 07:53:08 -0700
> Subject: [RBW] Re: Silver Shifters with campy/shimano drivetrain
> From: earlg...@gmail.com
> To: rbw-owners-bunch@googlegroups.com
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> Of course. That's the beauty of friction!
>
> Gernot
Just about 5 yrs ago I packed up the family and moved from MA to NC to
work in a shop in Asheville. I learned a great deal as a result of my
early mid-life crisis and wouldn't trade the experience for anything.
I did however "sell out" and moved back to the IT/IS world for better
pay, stability, a
What about a pair of tourist or North Road type bars? Those might get
you high enough without the raiser.
On Wed, Aug 10, 2011 at 12:33 AM, Tom wrote:
> Yeah, true. I'm not asking anyone to bless it or anything. Just wondering
> whether anyone had any experience of failure or problems.
> There is
Yeah, true. I'm not asking anyone to bless it or anything. Just wondering
whether anyone had any experience of failure or problems.
There is a long wait for the Bombadil. A second hand cheapie would be nice
but not really an option when you consider buying parts, time to build, etc.
This *is* m
If I were younger and cardboard-inclined, I'd be sending my resume to
RBWHQ right now. Seriously: John's job description is downright
inspiring in its honesty and clarity, and Grant's explanation of the
position and its importance makes tons of sense (to me, anyway). As
for Jinxed, he wrote an enti
Great ride and photos - the carnation 'rack boutonnière' is now my
desktop background for the day!
On Aug 10, 9:51 am, EastBayGuy wrote:
> When I originally saw Grants Post awhile back on the S240 he did to High
> Rocky place, I knew I had to do it. I wanted a challenge and I wanted a
> test, so
Awesome. Thank you for sharing this.
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Well done!
On Aug 10, 2011, at 9:51 AM, EastBayGuy wrote:
> When I originally saw Grants Post awhile back on the S240 he did to High
> Rocky place, I knew I had to do it. I wanted a challenge and I wanted a test,
> so I decided to do it on the SimpleOne. I am glad I did and it was an awesome
When I originally saw Grants Post awhile back on the S240 he did to High
Rocky place, I knew I had to do it. I wanted a challenge and I wanted a
test, so I decided to do it on the SimpleOne. I am glad I did and it was an
awesome Solo Trip. Thank you Grant for the directions and words of advice i
Email sent.
On Aug 9, 2:37 pm, rex wrote:
> Hi everyone
> I have decided to sell some of my stuff. All items offered are used but not
> abused.
>
> -Rivendell Romulus 59cm. No dents. Includes frame/fork, BB, 105 headset,
> Shimano brake calipers, and Shimano 105/Araya RC540 wheelset. The rear ri
cycling is a dangerous crap shoot even with the very best and tuned
equipment. from looking at the photo, it looks as if you are not anywhere
close best or tuned. too many hazards out of your control. why not control
the ones you can. if that thing is flexing, you are 240, seems you have the
le
How about the Schwalbe Marathon Racer ? ... comes in 26x1.5 and folding/non
folding beads. Amazon sells both.
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My new diaga-tube Waterford-built Bombadil = L10024
By their code, that would make it the 24th built in November 2010.
What does my serial number mean?
It depends on the year it was built. If your bike was built after mid-1995,
you have a 6-character number: For example: F98123.
F - is the mon
Waterford's web site explains their serial # system, regardless of the
nameplate on the bike. Toyo bikes were sequential, iirc. So my RB841 was the
841st Ram frame to come from there. Have not seen any Taiwanese RBW #s yet.
On Tue, Aug 9, 2011 at 11:34 PM, Rex Kerr wrote:
> On Tue, Aug 9, 2011 a
I used a Delta stem extender without issue for a while until a longer Nitto
came along. Two of my friends who are taller guys use them and have been
very pleased
On Wed, Aug 10, 2011 at 12:14 AM, Joe Bernard wrote:
> The problem with asking us is, if we tell you you're good and it
> snaps...bad
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