If anyone's got a set of Schwalbe Ice Spiker Pros in 700x2.35" that they're
looking to part with, sell them to me please.
Contact me off list- kaivierstra AT gmail DOT com
-Kai Vierstra
Brooklyn NY
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Cool bike, I considered it myself as a single speed but then realized I
already had lots of bikes, including one 700c fully built up and another
frame I was going to do as a 650b single. (but neither will handle a 40+mm
tire) I would suggest putting the brake levers lower on the curve, can you
Thank you Deacon. A Beacon of light and insight. Glad to have you back.
abandon may not be quite the right word, but it is so close...
On Sunday, January 8, 2017 at 10:34:02 AM UTC-8, Deacon Patrick wrote:
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> John et al,
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> In case it is of interest, here are photos from my 2012 trip on the
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Looks like a fun bike. Thumbs up!!!
On Monday, January 9, 2017 at 4:12:01 PM UTC-8, dstein wrote:
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> In my never ending quest for a 700c road-ish bike (for my short ass at
> 5'7") with drop bars and wide (over 33mm) tires I've finally landed on a
> Rosco Bubbe road! I road the demo a few weeks
Email or text 415-786-4623 for pics.
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I seem to have settled on saddle- and bar-bags for transporting stuff, so these
little-used items need to go.
SOMA Porteur stainless rack with fence, not the version with mid-fork mounts.
$120 plus shipping, it's gonna take a big box.
Wald silver basket, the smaller one Riv sells. $25 shipped
For sale, a brand new pair of Schwalbe Marathon Supremes in 700x42. EVO
line, HD Speed Guard.
Photo link- https://goo.gl/photos/puEpQZBxKvbi9M136
They're great tires, but since I purchased them I bought a Clem with wayyy
bigger clearances than my Hillborne had, so 42 seems tiny. They've been
sit
APPROVE!!
On Monday, January 9, 2017 at 4:12:01 PM UTC-8, dstein wrote:
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> In my never ending quest for a 700c road-ish bike (for my short ass at
> 5'7") with drop bars and wide (over 33mm) tires I've finally landed on a
> Rosco Bubbe road! I road the demo a few weeks back and really liked it,
In my never ending quest for a 700c road-ish bike (for my short ass at
5'7") with drop bars and wide (over 33mm) tires I've finally landed on a
Rosco Bubbe road! I road the demo a few weeks back and really liked it, it
felt more spritely than other Riv drop bar road-ish bikes I've ridden. I've
Jayme, there is a section near the Co-Wyo. border that is fairly rough and
requires some hike a bike. I rode the alternate that had a long dirt climb.
2" tires are fine. Steve
Steve
Plymouth, N.H.
On Mon, Jan 9, 2017 at 2:01 PM Jayme Frye wrote:
> So happy this topic has surfaced. I too am plann
hi gang,
I've got a new/unused Thomson Elite Setback Seatpost in 27.2 diameter
(250mm length), but what I'd like is a longer 330mm version - in black
(setback or straight is fine).
A Paul or other post of similar description would also work. Let's talk!
Thanks
=- Joe Bunik
Walnut Creek, CA
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On Friday, January 6, 2017 at 5:44:03 PM UTC-5, lum gim fong wrote:
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> My question was partially a joke, as many people say not to consume
> something or face the tragic consequences.
>
> Modern western nutrition advice is like a never end
I'm not sure how wide it's distribution is, Brown Cow whole milk yogurt is not
homogenized and gets a nice layer of fat on top that can either be stirred in
or eaten by itself.
It's been my favorite yogurt for nearly 40 years.
I'm pretty sure they make the yogurt for Trader Joe's which Bill ref
And then some. Grin. The main skill to learn is picking your line on
rutted, pitted, and washboarded roads. I had 50mm Schwalbe Dureme (think
hearty marathons), so not much cushion or pliability. My ride now is plush
with 2.1" Racing Ralphs. Those or the TBs on an Atlantis, and you're golden.
W
Scott lamented that there are few choices in high-fat, low sugar yogurt.
My Trader Joes now has whole milk cream-top plain yogurt. I was super
happy to see high fat, low sugar yogurt on the shelf. It's a staple now.
Bill Lindsay
El Cerrito, CA
On Monday, January 9, 2017 at 12:00:21 PM U
I put a little Truvia brand sweetener in my yogurt I eat every morning. It
is a combination of stevia and xylitol. The truvia in the packets seams to
dissolve a little better than from the container.
Say what you want about Taubes, my blood sugar and blood cholesterol have
both improved year
Hi kevin, sent you pmaabout altatross bars
On Sunday, January 8, 2017 at 6:23:47 PM UTC-5, Kevin Mulcahy wrote:
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> Cleaning out the parts bin and trying to stir up some funds for a new
> bike.
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> Prices do not include shipping and are mostly OBO. Lots of pictures here:
> http://imgur.com/a/mD
So happy this topic has surfaced. I too am planning to ride a GDMBR section
(most of section 3, Rawlins, WY to Silverthorne, CO) this summer/fall. Top
of my list of things to figure out is what bike is most suitable for the
terrain. I was thinking I would need to build a new ride capable of runn
I do think sugar is probably better to avoid, but there are so many worse
things. It's all about moderation.
As for most of the "diets" out there, I think if you stick with them you would
see results, but it's so much better to NOT diet! Just change your lifestyle &
eating habits. In other words
That is a cool looking bell, but I personally avoid bells that use a bunch of
plastic. Not sure why, but plastic & particularly plastic in the handlebar area
hasn't held up well in the past.
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I think you're right about getting used to it...just gradually wean
yourself off sugar in your tea
I gave up soft drinks in my late teens and I don't care for energy drinks
either. I used to sugar my coffee in my teens; now I just add whole milk
to it. More rigorous labelling is certainly req
The Albastache is the best bar ever, there's no denying it. I just wish there
was a moosed variety.
Moosecrazed
-Kai Vierstra
Brooklyn NY
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And "Mr. Crust" himself from the Phila. Bike Expo in November:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/bikecrazy-paul/30568925680/in/album-72157676265277926/
Paul Germain
Midlothian, Va.
On Monday, January 9, 2017 at 10:56:36 AM UTC-5, Mark in Beacon wrote:
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> Interesting landscape beausage. Love the crus
Shinola was actually told to change their advertising since they are only
assembled in the US.
http://www.forbes.com/sites/robertanaas/2016/06/20/ftc-rules-on-made-in-america-concept-for-shinola-watches/#7ea2f8cf6f43
Was kind of a bummer to find out. Hoping that their leather goods are at leas
Interesting landscape beausage. Love the crusty Crust!
On Monday, January 9, 2017 at 9:30:26 AM UTC-5, Meade Anderson wrote:
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> https://www.flickr.com/photos/julianmeade/albums/72157677489940400
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> 16 for 16...kinda...
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> a few shots to remember rides from the past year...
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> enjoy
>
> meade
Thanks for the write up, Paul. It confirmed my suspicions re: a
Roadeo/Hillborne comparison. While I love my Hillborne, the dream is to own a
Roadeo and a 650b Hunq or Jones for true range.
Congrats on the new ride. The Hillborne is a lot fun if you put 45c Smart Sams
on it. Might get it of
If my stable were limited to a Roadeo and a Sam Hillborne, I'd happily keep
and ride both. Set up the Roadeo as a gofast only bike, and keep the Sam as
a loaded commuter/errand bike with tires fat enough for at least firm dirt
and gravel. (How fat a tire will your Sam take, anyway?)
Puhleeze! Don'
I had planned to glue mine in, but pressed it in while the turning was hot
from the lathe . . . it is now permanently press-fit in the housing. One of
the best parts of this LED module is that the lens is the on/off switch.
You just twist it clockwise for on and counter-clockwise for off.
Will
I can attest to the lovely ride of Compass 32mm extra-lights; I have them
on my Riv road and they're excellent tiresbut probably not the best
choice for commuting. In 2016 I also tried the McClure Pass tires...26.. X
1.5. They look similar to Paselas ; they are lighter and more supple , but
https://www.flickr.com/photos/julianmeade/albums/72157677489940400
16 for 16...kinda...
a few shots to remember rides from the past year...
enjoy
meade
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you bet . I usually ride my road bike on our local MS150 (from Stonewall to
Gimli and back) but I might just be rocking that mixte
On Saturday, January 7, 2017 at 3:53:13 PM UTC-6, RichS wrote:
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> Ryan, you'll be able to double your mileage when you receive that stunning
> new mixte!
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> All th
You can't base your thinking on one example. This woman started smoking at
17 and lived to 112. Does that debunk the "smoking is bad for you" fad?
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/weird-news/woman-aged-112-says-secret-7246844
On Sunday, January 8, 2017 at 1:53:52 AM UTC, lum gim fong wrote:
> By the
Thanks for pitching in Kai. I do like the height of the albatross bars very
much. The Choco-moose is definitely worth a look and more versitile than
the bullmoose, I think. Patrick and Gary have me looking at the Albastache;
I wonder what kind of height I'd get with the dirt drop stem?
Cheers,
Thank you for your reply Patrick. You make the albastache sound mighty
inviting as does your description of the CDT. Perhaps I'll ride the Divide
down and the CDT back. ;) I also enjoyed your 5-year review; makes me wanna
buy my Hunqa all over again. Rather, I'll just go for a ride!
Cheers, Joh
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