Flying discs and bicycles are peanut butter and chocolate! I took one on my
ride along The Divide so I made sure to get plenty of exercise along the
way. Great warm up in the morning and super fun as the sun waned. An
essential piece of bikepacking gear!
On Wednesday, April 15, 2020 at 7:16:30
Paul. I emailed you through the Craigslist ad. I’m in San Luis Obispo and I’ll
take it :)
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As I said in my other post, I lost my Lezyne Road Drive this afternoon.
Upon more consideration, I didn't leave it at the site of the crime,
instead I stuck it in the side pocket of the Camper and forgot to buckle
the strap. I recalled hearing a "tinkling thump" -- if those terms are not
contradict
Good catch Joe, missed the all caps fine print at the end there :)
On Friday, April 17, 2020 at 8:31:12 PM UTC-5, Joe Bernard wrote:
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> It is, but "for pick up only in San Luis Obispo" is going to provide a
> small buyer pool.
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😂👍
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Be REALLY tough. Ride with tires AND flats.
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this is a steal, people, someone buy this! I sold my San Marcos frame and
fork for more than this a couple of years ago...
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Oh, I guess that's possible on email. I only read the web version so the thread
is always in full view when reading the most recent response.
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Oh, I miss a great deal. And I very often don't follow threads except
sporadically; I'd say I erase 1/2 to 3/4 of traffic on this and other lists.
On Fri, Apr 17, 2020 at 5:35 PM Joe Bernard wrote:
> I'm impressed that someone on this list still didn't know our resident
> Bicycle Belle lives nea
Be tough, ride tireless.
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As long as each of you find a way to mount tires that satisfy your
needs..Just ride! TETO!
Is anyone will to propose riding tubeless rear and tubes in front 🤔?
Ryan” riding both in snowflake flying WM” Hankinson
West Michigan
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> Price Bump ...
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For anyone on this list, I'll sell my Soma San Marcos for $400...
Thanks,
Paul
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I'm impressed that someone on this list still didn't know our resident Bicycle
Belle lives near Vegas. How did you miss that?? 😁
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I got a set of cliffhangers and xt hubs on the list.
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Takashi, your photos are stunningly beautiful!
Here in NJ, all parks are closed due to COVID-19, so I took some photos of
the cherry tree in my yard instead:
https://www.instagram.com/p/B-8Iwz6F3us/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link
In normal years, I head over to Branch Brook Park in Newark for the a
Speaking of wanting a Lezyne Road Drive, 7" or 9": What other short (=/<
9"), light, sturdy, proven minipumps -- preferably all metal -- are there,
as alternatives to Lezynes? I like the Lezyne hose with pressure release,
but if another very good mini has a very good chuck, I could dispense with
th
Well, it looks as good as Reno.
Patrick Moore, who knows nothing about Reno or Las Vegas (but just wrote a
resume for a Reno client).
On Fri, Apr 17, 2020 at 1:18 PM Leah Peterson
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> I’m in Vegas. that is the Vegas skyline, poorly pictured in the background.
>
> Sent from my iPad
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> On A
I am not at all trying to be contradictory; quite the contrary; but I think
it's well to state one's own experience if it might help others. The Great,
Flaming, Roaring cosmic principle applies: *YMMV.*
My own experience is that even very thin-casing tubeless tires don't
require pumping any more o
With what did you replace them? Jim D Massachusetts
On Thursday, April 16, 2020 at 7:02:20 PM UTC-4, Andrew Huston wrote:
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> Alex rims, deore hubs, kenda tires, colorful nipples. swapped them out
> after only a few short rides.
>
> $200 plus shipping
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Can you post the results of the fender install? What tires will you plan to
use these huge fenders? I'm very curious to see how it looks!
Cheers,
Collin
On Tuesday, April 14, 2020 at 12:07:41 PM UTC-7, Jason Fuller wrote:
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> Fender installation is an exercise in patience and attention to detail
Arrgghh! I left my expensive Road Drive on the bike path just now. Before I
pay full retail, does anyone have one of the ~9" or one of the ~7" ones to
sell/trade?
I know that some of you hate these pumps, so I hope that one of you such
will have one that you are very eager to sell on good terms.
Aerobies are the best. We got really good at them and used to play on a football field. 100 yard throws perfectly accurate. The only time they suck is when you throw one off target because you'll be chasing it a good long way. I learned about Aerobies at a football game at San Diego stadium. The
Mine is a 59. And yes thanks for the feedback on the ride quality. I’ve read
similar things in the past. Part of the reason I was thinking of using the Clem
is because it is a nice sturdy frame. But those chainstays are long, and I
can’t imagine that is ideal. Maybe a new bike is in store af
Too bad -- well, perhaps the old QB can live on as a stool base, etc.
:(
Julian Westerhout
Bloomington, IL
On Friday, April 17, 2020 at 1:11:58 PM UTC-5, Birdman wrote:
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> Beam on, Reid!
>
> I just got back from Bob of Bantam Cycles. (Full disclosure: he's a
> friend.) He can replace
It's all relative really; if you are running lightweight tubes & tires then you
might not see a noticable difference in weight, but any weight saving is
really just a bonus. Now if for instance you are running something like
Marathons with those thick layers of flat prevention stuff (technical
Which size is your Clem H? Since the chainstay lengths vary by size, how much
flex you will get with a Leap attached would probably vary. The 45cm one
probably isn't that different from the old MTB's that Xtracycle attachments
work best with. The 52 and 59 are quite a bit longer, making a really
Sale pending...
On Monday, April 13, 2020 at 10:01:11 AM UTC-4, John H. wrote:
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> Hey Bunch -- Up for sale is a set (sans brake pads) of barely used (~10
> miles) Silver anodized Paul MiniMotos. These are really great brakes, but
> unfortunately I need something with a little more clearance. I'
Just as getting an Aeropress a decade or so ago killed my interest in
Starbucks, getting a large size Aerobie a couple of years ago (wanted one
since I was a kid) killed any interest in messing about with a
Frisbee-style flying disc. The Aerobie is in a totally different league and
hugely more
Hi all,
As the subject suggests, i'm interested in a Nitto rear rack. The MT-Campee
(R20) or the 32R that Riv sells would be awesome.
Wheelset, would be awesome to see what's out there. Silver set is most
preferred, hub and hoops.
Open to others as well but they would need to be on the smalle
Love my Aeropress, especially now that I can’t pop over to the local Starbucks
while I’m working at home.
--Eric Norris
campyonly...@me.com
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> On Apr 17, 2020, at 12:03 PM, velomann wrote:
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> I know some folks are already familiar with this, but Alan
Nice! I like un-diplomatic Joe.
I'll play too:
For the same reason that friction shifting in the rear is stupid, lace up
shoes are stupid.
Friction shifting in the rear = easy
Index shifting in the rear = more easy
Tying my shoes = easy
Slipping on my shoes = more easy
Ergo..therefore..h
I’m in Vegas. that is the Vegas skyline, poorly pictured in the background.
Sent from my iPad
> On Apr 17, 2020, at 10:56 AM, Patrick Moore wrote:
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>
> The left photo, by art of chance, is particularly nice -- looks rather like a
> publicity shot for the Reno (it is Reno?) tourist bureau.
>
Shouldn’t that emoji have a one finger salute?
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I know some folks are already familiar with this, but Alan Adler, the
inventor of the Aerobie, is also the inventor of the Aeropress. Which
Rivelo (but not Rivendell) sold. Or tried to sell - I don't think that was
a successful product for them.
Mike M
On Thursday, April 16, 2020 at 11:01:01 P
I said: "I don't think anyone has to accept it as The Only Way, but it sure
appeals to me now that I feel I understand it."
Update because I'm feeling less diplomatic today: Tubeless is better, everyone
should use it. Also friction shifting the rear is stupid. Have a nice day 🙋♂️
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Still have it and given what they are going for on ebay it is a deal ;-).
Happy to add your choice of bullmoose, chocomoose, or boscomoose with
greater downslope angle to it for an etra $50.
Hope you are all staying safe and sane!
Clayton
On Friday, March 27, 2020 at 11:08:26 AM UTC-7, Cla
Beam on, Reid!
I just got back from Bob of Bantam Cycles. (Full disclosure: he's a
friend.) He can replace the BB shell, but it would be laborious and for a
non-friend, the $800-1000 labor estimate from Ti Cycles is in the ballpark.
He'd cut me a deal, but here's the rub: this frame is brazed w
FWIW, Jan Heine, who certainly knows tires (but not goatheads!!) prefers
tubes. I don't know that he's right in saying that the "sloshing" of
sealant will slow the wheel; not in my experience; but sealant certainly
will add as much weight as a tube. I just patched a tube with sealant (yup,
ya can't
Squeezed a ride in before the cold front took hold.
https://ridewithgps.com/trips/47310029
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I didn't read this as a contentious post at all, but as rather similar to
my own ruminations puzzling out if/why to go tubeless. For me the goop
thing is huge in the field. For others, no biggie. Now, if goat heads were
a bigger issue for me? That would change the result of the equation, as
goo
Bump
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Offering a few bikes FS to thin the herd.
First off a beautiful Schwinn Cimarron LE, 1985 I believe. Deore
derailleurs, Araya Rims, Nitto stem and bars. I bought locally with ideas
that aren't going to come to fruition. Asking $350 plus shipping cost.
Chumba Stella, Medium frame, Nine rigid f
Yo! I am dropping the price to $1,600 if that piques anyone's interest.
Thank you!
On Wednesday, 8 April 2020 00:40:22 UTC-4, D Peters wrote:
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> Hey all,
>
> I'm selling my lovely and rarely used Roadini :( - I find I've been riding
> the Sam more as I'm almost always biking with a toddler in t
I’m struggling to understand the reason this thread was started. Is this an
honest exploration into tubeless vs tubes? Is this helping weigh the
risks/rewards of tubeless/tubed? I want to err on the side of charitable
towards my fellow man, but I’ve read the original post several times and it
c
Wheel spoking methods are always of interest to me.
Since I have time and don't build more than ~10 wheels a year the Schraner
method of spoking has served me well, but I am always interested in other
methods.
Seems the like tensioning, truing, and stress relieving are pretty similar
from bui
* .. 2" tire on the atlantis ... any weird pedal strike*
Assuming the BB drop is still 68mm, a 2" tire should yield a BB height of
~274. Low for singletrack, but probably fine everywhere else.
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I'm going to cherry pick some things out of here
"... it can be really mess or it can be really clean."
This sort of comment doesn't really say much. What's typical, what's the
probability of it being "really clean", what's the probability of it being
"really mess"? Are there particular ti
Someone posted a fun video of singletracking with an atlantis a couple
months ago. It'll make you want one even more.
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Hi Leah,
Submissions in advance are the way to go. We have to gather materials,
ruminate on best presentation, pick out our outfits...
I'll cover all of that stuff in the 1x clinic, but, nut shell is this: if
you don't use one extreme of your gears or another, IE the easiest or very
hardes
Can we submit questions early? Maybe it’s helpful to know them ahead of time so
you can prepare?
I’m interested in 1x video as well. You mentioned to me that I might consider
that for my upcoming Cheviot. I don’t know what makes a rider a good candidate
for 1x, but I’d like to know. I don’t sh
I believe Analog has a 50 cm Cheviot frame.
On Thursday, April 16, 2020 at 7:28:32 AM UTC-7, Justin Kennedy (Brooklyn,
NY) wrote:
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> I know this is a long shot considering the popularity of these bikes in
> these sizes, but we're looking for a Riv step-thru or mixte (frame or
> complete) for m
Tom, you could ride around on granite tires and be fine. You're super fit
and probably think stumps make good pillows!
I hope to see you this summer, I'll start carving some new tires for you.
-james
On Friday, April 17, 2020 at 10:56:54 AM UTC-4, Tom Horton wrote:
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> all this tubeless talk
Here's a guess, and this is only a legit guess if you can partly but not
fully insert the skewer. The axle is bent, near the drop out, on the fixed
side. When inserting the skewer, if it goes in maybe a centimeter but then
stops, that would be my guess. It would work the other way because...
all this tubeless talk, fascinating, but cannot resist putting in my two
cents for the Luddite end of the spectrum. I have equipped my big ole MIT
atlantis with big ole heavy schwalbe marathon plus mtb tires, 2.25 inches,
and have spent months happily, flatlessly riding briary, brushy woodland
Greetings.
I'm offering to sell this *frame & fork for $1400*.
The original owner paid about $2500 as a special order built by Waterford.
I paid $3000 for the complete bike.
Let me know if you are interested.
Thanks.
-Matthew
San Diego
On Thursday, April 2, 2020 at 2:09:24 PM UTC-7, Matthew P wro
Both lists are missing rim prep, which is a few steps, but none of this is
about numbers, really.
Watch that tutorial, it can be really mess or it can be really clean. I'd
say on the whole, cleaning your chain is messier than setting up tubeless,
and you have to do it about 52 times more oft
I'll put the top five randomly in a clinic!
On Friday, April 17, 2020 at 2:01:40 AM UTC-4, Ian Terry wrote:
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> Please, please, top five Melvins albums.
>
> On Monday, April 13, 2020 at 4:59:03 PM UTC-4, Bicycle Belle Ding Ding!
> wrote:
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>> ***Posted on behalf of James and Candice, whose pos
Hello
My QB has been running fixed since I bought it. Yesterday I flopped the rear
wheel to the freewheel side.
When I tried to reinsert the skewer from the other side I find that it will not
insert from the fixed side, but only on the freewheel side.
Am I doing something wrong, is my skewer
I have gently used 175 mm Sugino XD2 crank arms but no bike for them. I have
been shipping stuff via USPS on Saturday's so please make me a fair offer
net-to-me, shipped from Chicago, and they will go out tomorrow with everything
else I sold this week.
Thanks in advance.
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*Adding: 5/6 Handlebar tape customization: different finishes to make your
tape unique*
*5/13: Drivetrain hacks: Turkey Vulture, Turkey Vulture Supreme, 1x
friction shifting. Don't settle for stock gearing! *
On Thursday, April 16, 2020 at 8:37:52 PM UTC-4, James / Analog Cycles
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I'll add a tape customization clinic. There are a bunch of things you can
do, glitter is the easiest, but the others are fun as well.
-james
On Thursday, April 16, 2020 at 8:58:41 PM UTC-4, Joe Bernard wrote:
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> I want to see how Candice adds sparkle to the tape!
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Sure. We can do that. We have a number of bikes here with it set up.
On Friday, April 17, 2020 at 1:02:05 AM UTC-4, J Imler wrote:
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> Turkey vulture demo. Component meshing...with smooth results.
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