I tried Russell once, but ended up returning them. They claim to be true
moccisons, but I do not consider them true moccisons. The pair made for me
had a seam in the bottom of the sole between the heel and the toe. There
was some thin liner material over it, but I could see it and feel it
throug
Yeah the bronze one. I haven't ridden a Legolas but it seemed like it should be
similar, a 700c bike (for a short person) that is more road-ish but with all
the fixings for racks, etc. i road the demo which was pretty fast and spritely
from the parking lot ride I did.
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I also have a Green/Olive version with the Andy Schmidt mod already done.
I'll part with one of them so if you want the Green/Olive instead, DM me.
On Saturday, December 31, 2016 at 1:43:30 PM UTC-8, Jared Volpe wrote:
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> Hey there. I'm selling my Sackville SlickerSack. If you have the Nitto
>
Love it! I'm debating switching out the albas on my 58cm Hunq, too. I might go
for Dirt Drops.
What tires are you running? I've had a bit of a tire crisis on my Hunq. I put
some Snoqualmie Passes on them. Loved the feel, but they were puny. I know have
Schwalbe Big Ones (2.35). Very happy with
Love it! I'm debating switching out the albas on my 58cm Hunq, too. I might go
for Dirt Drops.
What tires are you running? I've had a bit of a tire crisis on my Hunq. I put
some Snoqualmie Passes on them. Loved the feel, but they were puny. I know have
Schwalbe Big Ones (2.35). Very happy with
Who, I REALLY LIKE those vintage Tektros... something streamlined / well
proportioned about them...
Nice build!
On Saturday, December 31, 2016 at 5:30:44 PM UTC-5, Bob B wrote:
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> Hi all,
>
> I built up a 58cm Hunq myself this June, in a rush so that I could take it
> on a 300-mile tour (DC
Hi all,
I built up a 58cm Hunq myself this June, in a rush so that I could take it
on a 300-mile tour (DC > Pittsburgh via C&O/GAP), but finally, as of today,
got it how I REALLY wanted it. They breakthrough was switching out the
original Albas (an experiment) for my truly favorite bar, the Bos
Hi all,
Does anyone have an 8 speed cassette, (Shimano compatible) that they want to
sell.
Anything with a high of 13 or 14 teeth and a low of 30 or more.
Thank you,
Ray
Vallejo CA
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Hey there. I'm selling my Sackville SlickerSack. If you have the Nitto
Platrack and have been wondering what to do with it, you should buy this
bag. It is pretty amazing. Plus it has been discontinued by Riv and they
don't come up for sale often... so here is your chance to get one in
excellent
The bronze one right? Can't wait to see it built up. I had that one on
preorder, but instead bought the 52 AHH that was for sale here awhile back.
Wish I had the funds for this one as well. That bronze looks gorgeous! Kind
of like a budget Legolas IMO.
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Thanks, Ray. I have, just have never pulled the trigger.
With abandon,
Patrick
On Saturday, December 31, 2016 at 1:24:00 PM UTC-7, Ray Varella wrote:
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> Patrick,
>Have you talked with the folks at Russell Moccasin.
> I have a hard time finding shoes that fit well because my feet are
>
Patrick,
Have you talked with the folks at Russell Moccasin.
I have a hard time finding shoes that fit well because my feet are different
sizes.
Russel makes shoes in just about any configuration you need.
The prices are not exactly cheap but the quality, fit and workmanship is
outsta
Thanks Richard, I'll check those out
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> On Dec 31, 2016, at 11:00 AM, RichS wrote:
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> Try Universal Cycles. I purchased the same arm from them. Ben's Cycles may be
> another source.
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> Best,
> Richard
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Actually that is a starting bid price and the reserve is not met. So who knows
what the "price" may be
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Update:
Brynje fishnet merino wool longjohns arrived yesterday and I got to test
them out on my bike/run today. They are at least as warm as Wiggys.
There is no getting away from the nylon feel of Wiggys. I feel like I'm
with Bret Bear self stranded on the Alaska coast and we've found fishnet
Happy to try them for you, Garth. Grin. Is size your hesitation? If so, I'm
13 EEEish. Depending on your foot, you might find the Brogans fit if you
remove the footbed (add a thin leather insole due to the grooves in the
forefoot without an insole) and cut out the neoprene sock. But that's a lot
"I was very happy with the way the way the bike rode..." & "I had a total
of 40-45lbs of stuff on this years tour..."
That's about as good an endorsement as one could get for the touring
capability of the Ram. I rarely carry that much weight on my Atlantis.
It's impressive what can be done i
Interesting, thank you for trying them. I had wondered about those but my
hesitation was confirmed in your account.
Have you tried Lem boots by chance ? They don't make a size 14 but would be
curious to know about them.
Soft Star, have you tried their walking/running shoes ? I have some
RunA
Try Universal Cycles. I purchased the same arm from them. Ben's Cycles may be
another source.
Best,
Richard
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Thanks, all! I've tried the many and various iterations suggested. Yes, in
the pictures there is tilt and a straighter bag might lift the buckles. It
doesn't. The buckles are lower than work, so the solution is to change the
closure system.
TrunkSacks are great, but there is a reason all that p
I know there are some folks here who wear minimalist footwear. This is about my
ongoing quest to find a winter moccasin that works for all the stupid things I
do, keeps my feet warm and withstands the abuse I give them. Riv. content: I
ride my bike to the trailhead.
http://thegrid.ai/withabandon
That 10% coupon somehow tricked my computer into buying that 53cm rosco road
I've been eyeing. Bought some new parts and have others from the parts bin for
the build except a wheel set and crank. I'm thinking of holding off till I can
fit a new A23 wheel set in the budget but thought I'd check h
Kieran:
I went on a 5 day fully loaded tour on my orange 58cm Rambouillet back in
September. It was the tenth annual fall tour I take every year with a few
riding buddies. Had a Jandd hooped low rider rack held onto the stock fork
blades with P-clamps. I used full sized rear panniers on eac
I brought mine on a ride the other day with my 10 year old. It got a little
cold and I offered them to him. He cracked up looking at them! He accepted the
gloves I was wearing and I took the half mitts. Worked like a charm.
They are up there with splats, ponchos and the wind bib thing on high
Hey Mike, been meaning to get back to you on this -- do you still have the
XT 11/36 and KMC chain that you want to move? lmk/jsk
On Tuesday, December 6, 2016 at 12:06:26 PM UTC-5, mike gasparino wrote:
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> Hey guys, have had these laying around for a while from an old 1x10 build
> on my riv:
>
Really bummed these are going away and haven't been very popular. Seems be
inevitable for most clothing / parts / tools that are particularly good yet
cheap-- they are suddenly discontinued! I layer my half mitts over gripper
gloves in winter. That set up is good for down to 20 degrees or so
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