Danner light ii doesn’t fulfill many of your requirements but they are the best
boot I’ve ever worn. Most comfortable, longest lasting, insanely durable. I’ve
worn them on wild hikes, but more often they are shoes I take traveling. I’ve
had mine for 10 years and they will easily go another 10.
I love my Iron Rangers—incredibly comfortable after break-in. Be sure to size
down.
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I do believe that custom belongs to Laing, as per the “So close, yet so far”
thread from last month. Laing, it looks fantastic. Are you getting excited??
~Mark
Raleigh, NC
> On Feb 20, 2020, at 19:44, Bill Lindsay wrote:
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> Three fun nuggets in today's email update.
>
> 1. Rapid rise
Three fun nuggets in today's email update.
1. Rapid rise rear derailers!
2. A custom with naked rear dropouts
3. and with headtube mounted shifters
I can't wait to see that custom built up.
Bill Lindsay
El Cerrito, CA
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Here's a host of classic leather hiking boots, sift through them as you
will !
https://hiconsumption.com/best-vintage-hiking-boots/
https://runrepeat.com/ranking/rankings-of-leather-hiking-boots
https://runrepeat.com/ranking/rankings-of-vintage-hiking-boots
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Sweater has been sold!
On Thu, Feb 20, 2020 at 2:19 PM David Bivins wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I ordered a L and XL, and the XL fits perfectly. L is still in its plastic
> - didn't even try it on.
>
> $120 plus postage which shouldn't be much.
>
> David B in Brooklyn
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Oh, no lining or, if lined, leather lining -- no cloth, please.
On Thu, Feb 20, 2020 at 3:37 PM Patrick Moore wrote:
> I am thinking of replacing my walking shoes, a worthy but unexceptional
> pair from an REI parking lot sale a few years ago.
>
> I'd like to find something that supports the ank
I am thinking of replacing my walking shoes, a worthy but unexceptional
pair from an REI parking lot sale a few years ago.
I'd like to find something that supports the ankles, has Vibram soles, is
not excessively heavy, and that has replaceable -- Goodyear welt? -- soles.
Laces only, in case walki
Placement should correlate with the rack you are likely to use, too. If you
already have one, figure out optimal position for leveling and adjusting
without the struts being difficult to connect.
David Lipsky
Berkeley, CA
On Thursday, February 20, 2020 at 10:17:09 AM UTC-8, Gabriel Hargrove wro
Grant has stated that Paul Price gave them permission to copy his brake
release design and those on the Appaloosa seem to have the regular release
that most or all Shimano V brakes have.
I am looking forward to RBW's new brakes. If they come in black, I might
be sorely tempted.
On Thur
The bike does look great!
First “XT” dyno hub I’ve seen, too.
What are those V-brakes? The parts listing simply says “Shimano” though
there is no badging and the shoes seem to bolt into a trough.
Similar to TRP CX brakes but the noodle stop is different.
Perhaps the Mystery Rivendell v-brakes?
PM sent
Christian
Berkeley, CA
On Thursday, February 20, 2020 at 11:20:10 AM UTC-8, David Bivins wrote:
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> Hi all,
>
> I ordered a L and XL, and the XL fits perfectly. L is still in its plastic
> - didn't even try it on.
>
> $120 plus postage which shouldn't be much.
>
> David B in Brooklyn
>
-
Hi all,
I ordered a L and XL, and the XL fits perfectly. L is still in its plastic
- didn't even try it on.
$120 plus postage which shouldn't be much.
David B in Brooklyn
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And I can vouch for the Susie orange looking amazing in person. Online it looks
different in every picture, and probably different on your device than mine.
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Hi Hugh,
Thank you for your explanation, very easy to picture.
John
On Thursday, February 20, 2020 at 10:11:19 AM UTC-8, Hugh Flynn wrote:
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> 'Twas a time that builders used special bolts in seatpost binders. They
> were a socket and bolt combo that fit through holes in the seat lug tabs
For someone that is looking to further future-proof, so to say, a vintage
frame by having some rack bosses brazed on, are there standard measurements
usually followed for the rear bosses?
In the front, for instance, mid fork hourglass boss tend to be 165mm from
dropout eyelet to mid-fork. My 20
'Twas a time that builders used special bolts in seatpost binders. They
were a socket and bolt combo that fit through holes in the seat lug tabs.
One side was free to spin (the bolt side) and the other side (the socket
side) had a key on the collar that fit into a slot cast into the lug to
prevent
Hi Hugh,
I'm curious, what are the slots on the sides of the holes where the
bolt goes through, and why are the holes on opposing sides of the holes?
Thanks,
John
On Wednesday, February 19, 2020 at 7:38:37 PM UTC-8, Hugh Flynn wrote:
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> Things like this also exist - centered hanger but at
There are photos of an orange Appa built up here:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/bluelug/49550764836/in/photostream/
been up for a few days, looks great!
On Thursday, February 20, 2020 at 11:35:31 AM UTC-6, Grady Wright wrote:
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> I got a call from Will yesterday saying that my frame has arrived
I got a call from Will yesterday saying that my frame has arrived and will
be shipping soon. I asked him about the orange color and he said that the
color is like the Susie orange. He said the photo's posted by Blue Lug
don't represent the actual color.
Looking forward to seeing all the new App
I'd say that the cheviot sweater is a much slimmer fit, but has a TON of
stretch. so it fits me and is not constricting at all, but is more form
fitting than i like. if it had to go under a jacket or something, it would
probably be perfect. I live in CA though, so if i wear a sweater, its
usual
No. 30 Early November Blagh post says $120
How do other sweaters you have compare to the Cheviot Medium measurements?
Thanks,
David (Interested in it!) Lipsky
Berkeley
On Wednesday, February 19, 2020 at 9:31:56 PM UTC-8, Drw wrote:
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> For some reason, I can’t track down what price I paid for
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