I’d take those cantis, pending some photos.
Thanks,
Reid in Austin
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It looks amazing! I'm so glad the saddle worked out (and got there on
time)..honey is the perfect contrast to that silver/grilver.
PS. Sorry to y'all that I got name-dropped. I offered the saddle in an
Instagram convo (public) so I couldn't go as stealth as the very cool
Benefactor. Hats of to
Cleaning out the parts bin!
Here’s the initial list. I’ll get a link of pics posted in the next couple
days. DM me with any questions or offers. All prices include shipping. Parts
are in what I would consider good/great usable shape. I will add more parts
and update this list in the next c
I don’t remember any Sackville bags have come in black. Seems somewhat contrary
to Grant’s general thing. I could be wrong though.
-J
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Hi, L. I'm going to rent a road bike so that I can get out there from Las
Vegas Cyclery. Then I plan to do I think it's about a 15 mile Loop.
Depending on how I'm feeling I might do it twice and then ride back to the
bike shop or I understand route 159 is very scenic?
On Sat, Oct 20, 2018, 3:02 PM
Hey Joe Bunik - if the other Joe can’t help you I have an extra Flatsack in
grey.
Just let me know.
Dan
> On Oct 20, 2018, at 4:42 PM, Joe Bunik wrote:
>
> Oh man, Joe -- if Philip doesn't want yer Flatsack, I'm in. And will
> apply the Gorilla Parts patch, promptly!
> =- Other Joe B
>
>>
Subject says it all. PM if you’re contemplating sale/trade.
Yours,
Thomas Lynn Skean
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Thanks all - I will give it a whirl. It's not that expensive, either...
Tom
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Oh man, Joe -- if Philip doesn't want yer Flatsack, I'm in. And will
apply the Gorilla Parts patch, promptly!
=- Other Joe B
On 10/20/18, Joe Bernard wrote:
> I have a grey Flatsack if you (or anyone) is interested, they appear to be
> gone and never to be seen again at Riv. $25 shipped.
>
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I have a grey Flatsack if you (or anyone) is interested, they appear to be gone
and never to be seen again at Riv. $25 shipped.
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Hey, that’s my backyard! Well, I’m maybe 40 minutes from there. What kind of
riding are you going to do?
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It’s time to get a new purse. The tan grabsack has been great, and it takes a
Biketinker Union patch like it was made for it, but it’s become a little grubby
for the corporate circles I now move in. The back is covered with tiny spots of
oil paint, and there’s a general air of “down at heels” ab
Oh, and willing to consider trades for something modest but interesting.
Try me.
On Sat, Oct 20, 2018 at 3:30 PM Patrick Moore wrote:
> Conservative? Dull. These things are practically Republican, but you know
> that in your very liberal little heart you want them. Fit's the Riv/Bob
> aesthetic
Pending final payments, all pedals are spoken for -- thanks!
=- Joe
On 10/19/18, Joe Bunik wrote:
> Bunch,
>
> I've tried / liked / tried-to-like all of these, but more or less
> figured out what works best for me at this point. These are all good,
> if not great pedals however -- the problem is
I'd guess that yours is within tolerances, though I don't recall ever
seeing my Lumotec flicker while climbing back when I had a Ram with SP.
Perhaps I'm just a fast climber. (Joke, amusement, for the purpose of.)
My SON 20 R (Edeluxe I, 24 3/4" wheels) flickers at walking speed but
becomes steady
I'm planning to rent a bike from Las Vegas Cyclery and head out to Red Rock
Canyon tomorrow. Anybody on the list in the area that would like to join me?
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Seconded! This is a great deal on a very nice tandem. I have just about an
identical one, also sadly not getting much of any use. I cannot imagine
housing it in a kitchen, though - this is a lot of bicycle, even in a size
small. Someone buy it and get it rolling!
/Jeremy
On Saturday, October 2
Omg, this is an amazing deal. We love ours - ride it with wife and kids... so
much fun!
- Max “idontneedtwotandemsbutmaybe...” in A2
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The twine is really nice! I used electric tape the color of Newbaums instead of
twine and it’s lasting into year 3. It is now much faded from this photo of
initial build.
https://flic.kr/p/MLzREY
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I've found when you're twineing to bare metal the strength of hold is much
less, but with a layer of tape the twine has something to bite.
https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=1Y_40BKeYdAei3Cgt5ygNC17AuI59nyYC
The bare metal wrap lasted a couple of weeks at best. The taped n twined way
has p
I should add that the chainstay wrap Rivendell did (twine on both ends,
shellaced, but never re-shellaced) on my Hunqapillar lasted 5+ years and would
have kept going except I turned it into the Hunqabeam. Grin.
With abandon,
Patrick
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It will stay in place untill it doesn’t, which will depend on how often it’s
rubbed, scrubbed, wet, mudded, mucked, etc. I attempted Newbaum’s on a rear
rack to stop a saddlebag buckle click, including wrapping with twine. Between
my poor skill and high (a)beausage and weather it began coming of
Just about cleaned out. A few items left:
2) Velo Orange Porteur bars, $20. Barely used.
6) Sugino chainrings (46, 52), $10 each.
7) Sugino bashguard (up to roughly 42t), $30. Barely used.
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No response on the a trade. Willing to buy a set (one wheels worth) Paul
Touring brakes in silver. Willing to consider other colors, except black.
Will also consider buying a bikes worth. Will probably either live with the
two Neo-Retro or buy a new set of Touring if I don't get a anything from
SON widebody hub to IQX.
Only flickers below certain speeds (maybe below 7mph?).
Usually when slowly going uphill the light dims, then if I hold my hand in
front of light to check, I can see it flashing on my hand.
Normal riding speeds no flicker.
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I feel like it would stay put pretty well if the ends are twined as in the
photos. The only issue I foresee are the edges; the adhesive doesn't go
completely from edge to edge, it stops a few millimeters before.
On Saturday, October 20, 2018 at 11:48:15 AM UTC-4, tc wrote:
> Blue Lug had these
Does yours flicker at regular riding speeds, or just when below a certain
minimum speed? The first is normal and inevitable (wheel must spin a
minimum rpm to generate enough power for steady beam), the second would
seem to indicate a defect.
On Sat, Oct 20, 2018 at 12:48 AM Lum Gim Fong wrote:
>
Newbaum's is plenty sticky. Stickiest tape I've ever seen. But you still
will need to twine the ends or put something on the ends to hold them down
so they do not unwind.
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Due to life changes, this bike has barely been ridden. It's a small size
(Grant's recommendation: I'm 5'10", my wife, 5'1") blue-ish color. SON
hub, rear disc brake, Schwalbe SuperMoto tires, Brooks saddles. It's been
parked in my kitchen for nearly a year.
I don't have any pictures availa
76-77 cm
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I put MKS Allways pedals on my new Roadeo, and I’m liking them better than
either the Thin Gripsters or the Grip Kings. Also really liking the look and
function of the 44/28 Rene Herse crankset. And of course the whole bike is a
marvel to ride.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/2a3Uh5zfrCQWWVue7
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My Legolas has DT cable stops instead of bosses like most steel frames. Weight
savings I guess? Anyway I’d really like some barrel adjusters to dial in
shifting, and I don’t like the inline stuff. So I’m thinking of threading the
stops with an M5 tap.
Anyone done this?
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Sold.
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Bought these off eBay but they are too big. Selling for 45.00 shipped in the
continental US or trade for a large. Olive and blue. Very good condition.
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Love it! Dirt drop setup is great if you can get the right height and the
reach works. I have OG WTB Dirt Drops on my BMC right now. Love the ride.
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Yes, but don't forget, baseball cards used in Rivendell bicycles should predate
the 1980s. 1970s Oakland A's are preferable. (Honus Wagner cards would be the
ultimate of course).
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TRADED!! Thank you!!
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I run an I-XQ and Son Deluxe Wide Body on my daily ride here in NYC.
Considering how many riders use blinking lights in my town the second or
two of flicker at spin up almost makes me feel like one of the regulars!
And I say spin up because it never flickers at normal rolling speed, which,
ofte
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