I happen to have an albatross and a non-bullmoose bosco bar, along with
several different stems, sitting with my un-finished clem at the moment. I
could take snapshots with both bars together, and take some measurements of
the distance between clamp locations if it helps. I've been experiment
Dear Paul,
Shoes and pedals are still available. I sent you an email.
Thanks,
Erl
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Hi,
I'm also 5'7" and nearly 81 PBH. I have a 48cm Hunqapillar and 56cm AHH.
I love them both! I, too, have been looking at the Jones+. Maybe a future
bday present. (Glad I haven't called yet!)
The Hunqapillar serves great duty as a kid hauler and grocery getter. It is
an occasional mountain bi
My Zefal, Impero, Lezenes, Specialized, and Blackburn pumps all have worked
fine for years on such unthreaded Presta stems.
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> On Dec 27, 2015, at 6:30 PM, Reid wrote:
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> Hello All,
>
> My wife's Clementine needed a screw replaced, that required removing the rear
> wheel, t
I can't help you, as my daughters inflated theirs without incident. Our
shop pump is as a Blackburn Air Tower 1 (which has been replaced under the
lifetime warranty a few times, great customer service!). But I also checked
their valve stem and it is the usual threaded I"m used to seeing, so not
Hello All,
My wife's Clementine needed a screw replaced, that required removing the
rear wheel, that required letting out the air from the tire. So fine,
everything goes well, remount the wheel and then ... The tube's stem is
probably the latest and greatest, but I've never seen it before. The
Diggin your rides and photos, Mark
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Selling a couple pairs of tires. Funds going toward a Black Mountain Monster
Cross frame.
Vee Rubber V12 Tires - $65 shipped pair - 29x1.95" - folding bead, nice micro
tread, I rode these on a commute one day (about 15 miles) and decided I can go
bigger on my Clem
Schwalbe Smart Sam Tires - 29
Hey Erl,
If still available, I'll take those shoes & pedals. Contact me off-list, if
you wish.
Paul Germain
Midlothian, Va.
On Saturday, December 26, 2015 at 9:25:18 AM UTC-5, WETH wrote:
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> I cleaned the basement and found some unused items which I offer for sale:
>
> 1) Shimano SPD shoes an
I realize that is not a ringing endorsement for the hunq, the bike is fine, the
rider was the issue there ;)
Sent from my iPhone
> On Dec 27, 2015, at 3:51 PM, davecst...@gmail.com wrote:
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> Yeah I figure it's a long shot, I almost never see used ones pop up ;)
>
> I got a Jones Plus. I kept
Yeah I figure it's a long shot, I almost never see used ones pop up ;)
I got a Jones Plus. I kept crashing on the hunq and looking for a more stable,
confident ride on technical single track. Was smitten with all the words on the
internet around the jones and after calling and talking to Jeff I
Good luck tracking down a used AHH, I think you would really enjoy one.
Sort of OT but I am curious what has replaced your Hunqapillar as your main
off road ride and what motivated the change. Could you elaborate?
On Sunday, December 27, 2015 at 12:26:59 PM UTC-8, dstein wrote:
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> I have a year
I don't have an AHH to trade, and I couldn't currently afford to buy a Hunq,
but could you post some picks so I can drool anyway?
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My sense of things exactly, though of course rider + bike weight will very
much affect the judgment. Personally, I am delighted at how well the ~28 mm
Compass Elk Pass ELs perform on our acquia roads, as long as the very silty
surfaces are somewhat packed down, as ithey tend to be in cold
weather.
Oooh. That's a cool bike. That would be a cool bikepacking machine.
Honestly, though, I use the 2.1" Nanos on my mountain bike and they are
fine for almost 85% of my riding. I went for a 3 hour ride a week ago in
the snow, slush, and fire roads of my area, and they did fine. 3" seems (to
someon
I have a year and a half old green Hunqapillar, 48cm, with a bit
of beausage and touch up paint (from waterford). I have sed this as my
primary mountain bike (hence the beausage) and camping bike but have
recently gotten another mountain bike and this is being used primarily for
all rounder dut
My rig is missing exactly one little top load for camping this year. The
recalled salsa minimalist rack would work too. Will pay cash if in Seattle.
I also have that new stainless soma porteur rack and a used tiagra 10 speed set
if you would trade.
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betta snap one up before they are gone David!
~mike
Carlsbad Ca
On Sunday, December 27, 2015 at 1:12:52 AM UTC-8, cyclot...@gmail.com wrote:
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> A lot of buzz for the Pine Mtn... less than $1K for a B+ bike that's
> decently put together isn't half bad.
> www.marinbikes.com/us/bikes/description/
Frame sold a few weeks back
On Wednesday, November 18, 2015 at 9:54:12 PM UTC-5, RDS wrote:
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> BUMP. Price drop to $1,000 and I pay for shipping to 48 continental USA
> using the www.shipbikes.com service (which uses FedEx).
>
> On Wednesday, November 4, 2015 at 9:36:23 AM UTC-5, RDS wrote:
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My experience is with the current 62 cm Sam Hillborne. I'm 6'4" but have only
SH of 81 cm so I have a long torso. The SH toptube is pretty long but I'm
unsure of the number. Should be on the Riv site. I set the bike up with
Albatross and just an 11 cm stem, and I angle the handlebar so the ends
https://www.flickr.com/photos/olipop/8915626620
https://www.flickr.com/photos/cyclotourist/20241209691
The length of stem is wholly dependent on you Tim, as only you know what "*
if anything I wouldn't mind a more aggressive position - less rise, more
lean, shorter grip*" really means . You m
you should be able to measure the reach on your current setup, compare it
to diagrammed alba dimensions on the rivendell site, and near-enough
duplicate the reach by choosing your stem length.
On Sunday, December 27, 2015 at 2:37:40 AM UTC-6, Tim Wood wrote:
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> In the next couple days I'm put
It's for a tandem, so would need to handle high load and pressure, not sure
I'd want a superlight on there. Big Apple 2.0" would probably be next best
thing for us.
On Sun, Dec 27, 2015 at 1:01 AM, Mike Shaljian
wrote:
> Have you considered the Furious Fred? It's made in 26" and 29er and is
> su
A lot of buzz for the Pine Mtn... less than $1K for a B+ bike that's
decently put together isn't half bad.
www.marinbikes.com/us/bikes/description/2016-pine-mountain-1
On Sun, Dec 27, 2015 at 12:46 AM, Mike Shaljian
wrote:
> Can confirm, the 3" tires are amazing for off-road riding! I have the
>
Have you considered the Furious Fred? It's made in 26" and 29er and is
supposed to be extremely fast rolling. I've heard that Schwalbe's warnings
of fragility from being a racing tire are overstated and they're actually
OK on durability.
http://www.schwalbe.com/en/offroad-reader/furious-fred.ht
Can confirm, the 3" tires are amazing for off-road riding! I have the
Bontrager 'Chupacabra' and they're fantastic for everything, from
washboarded gravel to decently technical mountain biking (the bike is
great, I'm OK ;) Riding the 3" tires on severely washboarded gravel in the
summer feels
In the next couple days I'm putting an order in for some Alba bars and tallux
stem for my Clem. My 59cm Clem has the stock bosco bull moose and I'm looking
for group input on what length stem to buy.
As we know the bosco bullmoose has a 12cm extension and I'm just wondering how
that should tra
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