Thanks, Mark. That's a good question...still mulling it over, but the Cheviot
and Clem L are strong contenders at the moment.
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My favorite label haters are the No Labels group. They have a label.
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Very nice thank you for sharing. What are you planning on getting?
Mark
On Sunday, October 7, 2018 at 9:36:40 PM UTC-7, Tully Lanter wrote:
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> Riv content: Albatross-inspired handlebars ;)
>
> Seattle-area weather gets fickle around this time of year. There's an
> equal chance of crisp, sunny d
Riv content: Albatross-inspired handlebars ;)
Seattle-area weather gets fickle around this time of year. There's an equal
chance of crisp, sunny days and gray, drizzly ones. Saturday was closer to
the former. With the Quickbeam en route to a new home, I took my commuter
out into the fall foliag
Looking for Shimano 10 speed Barend shifters. I'll take both but really
just looking for the right shifter for the rear derailleur for my 1X setup.
Gracias
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Kip:
A complimentary resource to the ACA maps is Bicycling the Pacific Coast by
Vicki Spring & Tom Kirkendell (The Mountaineers Books, Seattle). The
commentaries are more detailed and the route is essentially the same: take
Hwy 1 south.
Something to think about: crossing LA on a bicycle is
(So you're a label hater kind of guy;^)
On Saturday, October 6, 2018 at 5:04:57 PM UTC-4, masmojo wrote:
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> I really hate & avoid labels, but I go way back to the late 80's and
> especially the early 90's.
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There was a good discussion of the tool and its development on the
internet-bob list. The admin there created a pinned posting so that this
kind of effort could be noted, saved and referenced.
This should take you to that pinned summary:
https://groups.google.com/d/msg/internet-bob/W0zK2k8PnTM
Dstein,
I'm not sure who put it together. @whatbars popped up on Instagram, a fella
named Chip... the last post stated that there are several companies sending him
info so he can add bars to the database.
Stephen
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Leroy - Hard to tell from the pictures but I'd place money on the
alternative 4 legged mount like a Mark's rack (I can't see any reason why
not, I'm sure you can cut the mid-fork stays to make the rack level w/ the
fork crown bolts.
I don't know much about SimWorks, are these super desirable li
This is awesome, and totally on topic. I could have used this several times
in the past ;) Who put this together?
There's a really good base on here, would love to see Compass bars
represented, as well as a host of others I'm sure.
On Sunday, October 7, 2018 at 4:11:33 PM UTC-7, Stephen W. wro
Brilliant.
On Sunday, October 7, 2018 at 6:11:33 PM UTC-5, Stephen W. wrote:
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> Thought you gals and fellas might find this useful and/or interesting. If
> this is too "off topic" put the kabash to it.
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> http://whatbars.com
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> Stephen
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Kip, here is a link to a Crazyguy trip report from an experienced tourer
who just rode from Vancover to San Diego.He records a huge amount of info
about the route, services, etc.
https://www.crazyguyonabike.com/doc/page/?o=1mr&page_id=550960&v=AV
Steve
Plymouth, NH
On Sun, Oct 7, 2018 at 7:57 P
My wife requested that we do a bike tour this upcoming summer. This is a
pretty rare request and when she mentioned it I jumped at the chance. I'm
planning on riding the Pacific Coast route as laid out by Adventure
Cycling. We are not doing the whole trip, but are going to be riding from
Sou
Thought you gals and fellas might find this useful and/or interesting. If this
is too "off topic" put the kabash to it.
http://whatbars.com
Stephen
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Soma Portola perhaps?
https://www.somafab.com/archives/product/portola-bar
Or the Crust Bikes Towel Rack
https://crustbikes.com/products/wide-load-bar/
I have the Towel Rack on my Hunqapillar... it's huge but you get used to it.
Stephen
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I sure wish they made the Cowchipper in silver.
Doug
Alameda CA USA
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All items have sold except handlebars. Pick them up locally for only $30 if
you live around in Minneapolis.
Thanks everyone. Sean
On Friday, October 5, 2018 at 9:41:48 PM UTC-5, Sean Cleary wrote:
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> My Hilsen just transformed into a (really fun) 10 speed roadie, so I have
> numerous 9 spee
Add me to the list of those wishing. I've looked and not found anything quite
as good. Maybe the origin8 Gary II? There's supposedly a 25.4 version that
would work with shims. If the extensions are too short and you don't use bar
end shifters, you could improve it with control tech Terminat
And BTW, plenty of room in GB192 for SLR and lenses with foam insert. Not
too big, but plenty big enough...with some room to spare. Grab it right out
of bag with just a quick slip of elastic band.
We've owned lots of bags through the years, beginning with old TA circa
1970, but this surpasses
LeRoy,
That configuration is doable with a Mark's Rack, it's how I set mine up on
my Clem
On Saturday, October 6, 2018 at 4:41:06 PM UTC-4, LeRoy wrote:
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> The load platform looks nicely sized but the four leg mounts, as shown in
> the pictures, would allow the same potentially catastrophic fa
If/when I mount this it will be mounted to front drop out eyelets and mid-fork
eyelets and the fork crown.
-J
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I'm a Proto-2TT-Nuevo.
The two most-ridden bikes in my collection are my '99 Heron Road and my '18
double TT Appaloosa.
Hugh "spanning the ages" Flynn
Newburyport, MA
On Wed, Sep 26, 2018 at 7:55 PM Philip Williamson <
philip.william...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Recent discussions make me wonder,
Yes, I had noticed those differences too. Interesting indeed.
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Very nice looking rack, I love their style. I tried to get one of their
Potluck racks but they were sold out. Ended up with a cheaper, not as
elegant, but functional Rawland. I do like to check my bolts on front racks
often...
Mark
On Saturday, October 6, 2018 at 9:33:51 AM UTC-7, Justin, Oakl
On Fri, Oct 5, 2018 at 7:18 PM Paul G wrote:
> From Mark Abele regarding a 61 cm Roadeo:
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> True Temp OX Plat tubing in the main triangle
> Top Tube: .8 x .5 x .8mm
> Down Tube: .8 x .6 x .8mm
> Seat Tube: .6 x .8mm
> Chainstay: Reynolds Track Fork Blade 1.2mm
> Seat Stay: Double taper 12
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