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On Wednesday, December 9, 2020 at 6:55:30 PM UTC-8 Patrick Moore wrote:
> Thanks. This looks likely:
> https://www.tilley.com/us_en/ltm8-airflo-mesh-hat.html
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> But tell me, why is it worth 3X the price of this one?
> https://www.outdoorresearch.com/us/papyrus-brim-sun-hat-243408?cat=124,24,6,4
Jason, my name is Andy. Thank you for this post - your photos are art.
Best,
Andy
> On Dec 12, 2020, at 6:40 PM, Jason Fuller wrote:
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> Rode the same route today, but freezing rain made it 50km of ice, basically.
> What a day!
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Have a 58cm 2017 and a 57cm 2020 Appa and would like to point out that in
those years the rear clearance increased actual between the chainstays from
60mm to 70mm. The smaller frame is actually longer, by 1cm, so a 62.5 top
tube as opposed to the 58s 61.5. The front clearance stayed the same o
Hi All, I have a few things for sale:
Soma Cazadero Tires
700x42, gumwalls. Brand new, zero miles. Made in Japan. One tire mounted
and removed, the other never removed from packaging. Guess which! $100 for
the pair plus shipping to you.
Kucharik wool tights
Black, 100% merino wool. Made in Cal
Interested in the big back rack. Can’t send PM. I’ll keep trying.
On Saturday, December 12, 2020 at 11:24:22 AM UTC-8 jamison brosseau wrote:
> I have a variety of items for sale CONUSA shipping included, PayPal fees
> are not included. New Items have been marked as new. Photos on request.
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Yikes. I dithered a bit and missed the Henleys. I have a regular from the
first batch earlier this year(?), and I really don't need two, plus I
bought the vest. But I am a Henley guy, so if there are any Larges out
there that bought a Henley but secretly longed for the model that started
it all
RBW51 rack sold
Both shopsack mediums sold
pedals sold
Bottle cages sold
On Saturday, December 12, 2020 at 3:27:50 PM UTC-5 jamison brosseau wrote:
> Wheels are 700c
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> On Saturday, December 12, 2020 at 3:05:05 PM UTC-5 Andy Casler wrote:
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>> Hi Jamison:
>> I worked like the Nitto bottle cages
Wheels are 700c
On Saturday, December 12, 2020 at 3:05:05 PM UTC-5 Andy Casler wrote:
> Hi Jamison:
> I worked like the Nitto bottle cages if still available.
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> Thanks,
> —Andy C.
> SF
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> On Sat, Dec 12, 2020 at 11:24 AM jamison brosseau
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>> I have a variety of items for sale CONUS
Hi Jamison:
I worked like the Nitto bottle cages if still available.
Thanks,
—Andy C.
SF
On Sat, Dec 12, 2020 at 11:24 AM jamison brosseau <
jamison.bross...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I have a variety of items for sale CONUSA shipping included, PayPal fees
> are not included. New Items have been marke
Sent PM about the shopsacks
On Saturday, December 12, 2020 at 1:24:22 PM UTC-6 jamison brosseau wrote:
> I have a variety of items for sale CONUSA shipping included, PayPal fees
> are not included. New Items have been marked as new. Photos on request.
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> Brooks B67 lightly used $80.00
> Sackvi
I have a variety of items for sale CONUSA shipping included, PayPal fees
are not included. New Items have been marked as new. Photos on request.
Brooks B67 lightly used $80.00
Sackville saddle sack medium grid grey great shape.$150.00
I have two of the Sackville Shopsack Medium military green wi
I was fortunate enough to slightly exceed my 5000 mile goal this year
despite a lot of disruptions and some nagging injuries—sitting at about
5500 right now.
For a brief period early in the pandemic I was on track to hit almost 7000
miles, but childcare fell through, and longer solo rides turn
My 2020 goal had been to put up a legitimately "big" year. My 'achievable'
goal was 10,000km, and my 'stretch goal' was 10,000 miles. I'm in the
phase of life where I want to remain fit enough that I feel equipped to
enjoy the next phase of life where I'm not working so much.
I did 200k bre
Well considered as usual Bill. Another advantage of the hydraulic setup is not
needing to order a tandem brake cable and hope it will make it all the way to
the caliper. The cable works fine for me, but probably because I don't have a
hydraulic setup to compare it to. Ignorance is bliss.
I've t
Hey all,
This might be a long shot but I'm looking to buy some polished Racer brake
set (not the M size, I need the big bois for a 650b wheelset). Also looking
for their skewers in the same finish. Need them center pull and in recessed
mount.
Will compromise for a set in silver if the price i
My goals are the same as 2020. I managed to get my 1275 miles this year
(actually made 1300 before taking the Sam down for maintenance), but we
didn’t get to bike the Canal du Midi. Something to look forward to in 2021.
I do need to thin the herd by two bikes, a Homer and a Team Fuji road bike
I'll be interested to see how this turns out. I'm not captivated by the
name, but I can always put tape over the decals. (*)
I'm curious what tubing they'll use; not that I sweat the numbers, but I
very belatedly (after 25 years of owning Rivendells) discovered that
thickwall OS tubing doesn't wor
Sorry to hear about the health issues. So far, have been lucky and my
health (other than weight) has been good. It's been one of those years
though, while my riding time was up to a modest approximately 1000 miles,
it meant that other things (playing and performing music) took a back seat.
The
Just hit the link, 61 for the biggie? sadface.
I too loved my Quickbeams, two 68s. I'd buy more if I could but would
welcome a brand new slightly tigged Roaduno in a size huge. Sloping tube 64
might've done it, alas, it isn't meant to be...
Won't be fitting any of those 40 new Roscos either, but
Carl at Tuolomne Bikes indicated his rear disc is a captain brake and his
stoker gets to operate the rear rim brake. He says one of the reasons is
to delay the wearing out of the sidewalls of the rear rim.
I'm not super worried by the rim-wear part of it, but I think that would be
a swank se
I think one key thing will be the dropout design. The draft copy says it
can handle a six tooth gap. That's what my Surly Cross Check could do with
careful gear selection, and it's forward facing horizontal dropouts are
much easier to live with than the rear facing track ends of the Quickbeam.
Eri
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