FS 2007 Heron Wayfarer 59 cm Frame Set w/Chris King 2-Nut Headset - $750.
(Frame Set Only--Not complete bike)
Pictures can be found here:
http://www.cyclofiend.com/cc/2007/cc400-robertmessinger1007.html
and here:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/11845992@N05/sets/72157602582211162/with/1582361524
Thank you to everyone who inquired
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Hi there,
Looking to trade my Silver side-pulls with a recessed allen bolt for an
equivalent set of long-reach side-pulls that bolt-on. Happy to send photos
of my set to anyone that is interested. Local trade in SF Bay Area is
preferred, although I'd be happy to do a swap through the mail.
C
sunday evening around six pm
Me on my blue Rambouillet with Baggins panniers
headed north.
Greeted a gentleman with a big smile headed south
on what I believe to be a Sam Hilbourne
although i only caught a glance
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Price above includes the BERTHOUD decaleur but a Velo Orange decaleur is shown
on the bag, sorry for error. Berthoud decaleur is also available separately as
described.
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Update, Sunday 6:20 p.m. PDT:
The cockpit is sold, I think - I should know tonight; I was just asked by
another for the bottom bracket. So, if both parties buy what they asked
for, then we're down to the:::
Front and Rear Rich Lesnik Synergy wheelset with Phil Wood hubs front and
rear, size
I use kerosene, it gets through the mastic and is fairly benign. But then,
it's what I have handy, there are lots of other "faster" treatments you
could use.
- Andrew, Berkeley
On Sunday, June 16, 2013 8:14:23 PM UTC-7, Michael wrote:
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> Anything just rips it right offa there?
>
> I am clea
Goof Off and friction. Try not to inhale.
On Sunday, June 16, 2013 8:14:23 PM UTC-7, Michael wrote:
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> Anything just rips it right offa there?
>
> I am cleaning off a Noodle.
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Anything just rips it right offa there?
I am cleaning off a Noodle.
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Great bike. And great watch.
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To all,
Hello, moved recently and have this hanging around for far too long. Hope
it works for one of you.
I am selling the following wheel.
26 inches/559, with older 9s XT hub (steel axle), 32 spokes, brass nipples
with Synergy rim.
Rich build this a few years ago for my wife bike but now I
Nice bike. Nice 6309-7040 too!
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Thanks for posting about your big ride. I enjoy reading about your
adventures. Congrats. Awesome finish.
On Friday, June 14, 2013 12:54:29 PM UTC-6, Iron Rider wrote:
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> Absolutely. I hope to do a 1000 and a 1200 this year.
>
> On Thursday, June 13, 2013 12:43:24 PM UTC-4, Mike wrote:
>>
>>
Wow! Two nice Rivs on the Rapha blog.
On Jun 16, 2013, at 9:37 AM, Blindrobert wrote:
> http://www.rapha.cc/austin
>
> Shot by my old NYC friend, John (Prolly) Watson.
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Very nice. The silver Rambouillet under your photo set is really nice too.
On Sunday, June 16, 2013 9:37:12 AM UTC-7, Blindrobert wrote:
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> http://www.rapha.cc/austin
>
> Shot by my old NYC friend, John (Prolly) Watson.
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One has to ask that if you need a stem a foot tall if you are on the wrong
sized bike.
On Jun 16, 2013 2:06 PM, "Kainalu" wrote:
> I've got a Soma (Japan not SF) with a stem that's easily twice the length
> of the tallest nitto. Weirdly small size though. When I got it off of
> Craigslist and t
looking for a 6 or 7 (26.0) nitto stem. I have a 9cm nitto I would trade or
just buy yours outright...,contact me offline...Thanks...PeterG
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I've got a Soma (Japan not SF) with a stem that's easily twice the length of
the tallest nitto. Weirdly small size though. When I got it off of Craigslist
and took it home for an overhaul I figured the previous rider had set it
dangerously high, but when I loosened it up and gave a yank it jus
How's the Bleriot workin for you Joe? I was the one who facilitated the
sale from my friend and am curious to see how you set it up!
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This is the best bag I've owned but the Hilsen it resides on is either
going up for sale or destined for an expensive steer position change,
neither suits the bag. It's Berthoud model GB 2586 in excellent, used
condition, as in barely used: $300 shipped (48 states). Includes installed
Velo Oran
Please let me know if you have one if good condition you would like to
sell. Thanks!
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I'll have to pick up a pair of the Patagonia Rockcraft knickers. I have a
pair of their shorts and they are really well made. I also just got a pair
of Outdoor Research Contour shorts and they work really well too. I use
Kuhl Renegade shorts as well.
I like using shorts like this, which are des
http://www.rapha.cc/austin
Shot by my old NYC friend, John (Prolly) Watson.
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Funny - I see it the other way around. The Atlas is just more expensive due to
polishing. Where's that celebrated satin finish folks like on their Sugino
products?
-J
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Leaving Saturday for me.
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The latest Gi shorts are downright ... odd ! Haver you tried them ? They
have shortened the front and back rise so much that I found them
unwearable. There is nothing stranger than having long inseams and a low
rise waist . I've worn Patagonia stuff since the 80's , but lately
they've gone
Well, geese are nasty if not always altogether wild
http://www.flickr.com/photos/37542512@N04/9048719683/
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Roger, if your rim is mill finished, then it would be the "no BS" version
of the Atlas . As you mention, it's likely a marketing term, but it's an
Atlas just like the others minus the polishing. The cost reduction appears
to be simply the less production cost in the finishing.
On Sunday, Jun
On this mornings slow ride in Charlotte, NC
http://www.flickr.com/photos/73873271@N03/9059176882/
David Spranger
On Sunday, June 2, 2013 2:17:00 PM UTC-4, Michael wrote:
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> Would love to see if anyone snapped a pic showing their Rivendell with a
> wild animal in the frame.
> I thought it wou
Greetings- Very lightly used, wrong size for me, holds everything you
could possibly need for a day out or even a 600k ride. Photos on request
via my phone, $110 shipped conus. please reply off list to
clevewheel@gmail.
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Well, excellent! My sister wants to start riding again after a long
break. I've got everything I need for her bike except a frame. I would
love to put her on a Rivendell but it needs to be used. Her PBH is 76 -
77'ish.
I am planning an upright build with B67, and Alba or flattish bars.
If you
On Wednesday, April 24, 2013 5:45:07 AM UTC-7, Leslie wrote:
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> Looks like the NoBS is also available as a 26", too.But not in
> 650b.It says "mill finish"; is the Atlas just a polished version of
> this rim?
>
>
I just built a wheel using a "No BS" rim I ordered from Velocity USA's
> and took pot shots at Mau Mau from the upper story
53 years later the Brits finally admit that maybe they weren't all that
cool while running Kenya.
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> This is just begging for Bike Snob commentary.
If so, it would be typical BS ignorance. Riv's are popular with cycle
campers. Campers have been bringing axes along with them since, well,
camping started. Dig up a Roman army camp somewhere and I am sure you will
find an axe. Maybe a little
I hate wearing sun screen thus knickers are by far the preferred choice
over shorts.
MUSA knickers are very good. Wish they came in lighter colors. Patagonia
does not sell knickers but every year comes out with some iteration of a
light weight mid-calf climbing short:
http://www.patagonia.
On Saturday, June 15, 2013 9:16:45 PM UTC-7, velomann wrote:
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> But I love the Patagonia Gi shorts and have done multi-day tours wearing
> them and a Puckerwear shirt.
Good to know about these shorts. They're the same price as MUSAs and seem
to be more the fit that I want.
For shirts, I pi
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