@Rob,
Take a look at Crust's selection of bar tape. It's made of cloth with
adhesive backing.
https://crustbikes.com/collections/grips-bartape/products/serfas-woven-bar-tape
...If not there are other options to find.
Kim Hetzel.
On Sat, Oct 12, 2024, 10:10 PM Rob McEntarffer
wrote:
> Hi ev
Looking for a 53/54 Joe or Sam. Thx!!
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My experience with ordering there to Germany is that it always has been
expensive. But also, the price is not really easily derived from what you
order. Sometimes you add a thing you think is small, but shipping price
makes a big jump. There's also weight AND dimension playing into it. I
think
I'm not sure where I heard this, but someone claimed that ball caps were
designed to fly off the head when chasing a fly ball. In contrast, cycling
caps stay on even in windy conditions. This distinction was likely more
relevant before helmets became standard, but I like to think there's some
t
Hi
Thanks for your interest.
This bike is sold.
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The Hunqapillar is *sold*. Thanks to all who reached out. Judging from the
deluge I received of serious interest in the bike, Hunqapillars remain
highly sought after!
Best wishes,
Jim
On Friday, October 11, 2024 at 3:11:42 PM UTC-4 J J wrote:
>
> Thanks for all the kind words, Jennings, Max, an
Thank you.
Damn, now I need to make a decision on a color for my Atlantis. Another
roll of eggplant, dark green, blue
On Saturday, October 12, 2024 at 6:18:04 AM UTC-6 Josh C wrote:
> It's not
>
> On Thursday, October 10, 2024 at 3:08:29 PM UTC-4 Glen wrote:
>
>> Before I start wrapping wi
I should have been more clear: I’m curious if UK-to-Canada shipping is a
cheap and fast, at least relative to other shipping origins, as to the US.
On Sat, Oct 12, 2024 at 12:45 PM Patrick Moore wrote:
> McKenzie: Just curious, but can you say generally if shipping from the UK
> is very high or
McKenzie: Just curious, but can you say generally if shipping from the UK
is very high or whether it is affordable? I ask because I’ve found that
with many good UK bike suppliers (SKS, Bike Inn, Carradice, and most
recently Rab), shipping is often not much more than that for shipping
across the US.
What ive noticed ordering to Canada is there is no "cheap" option. It seems
to be charged on a curve rate no matter the size it'll vary $50-80 for
shipping which is too bad for small orders. I always split orders with
friends or try to max out my purchases to make it feel worth while.
Anything
DHL ratified a new contract last year. They have excellent wages,
healthcare and generous pensions.
You may be seeing increased shipping rates as a result of the increased
costs to the company.
UPS also has a new contract as of last year (2023).
Transportation costs are also influenced by fuel
Re-heading this message:
Thanks, Max; the TBs are now on my “Alternatives to the OR” list.
Next question, to all: What about the Soma Cazadero, in the 622X50 mm size?
This gets good reviews, including a “4 thumbs up” by CyclingAbout, tho’ I
recall Jan panned it several years ago when — I think —
I’m have been using a KMC 10 speed e-bike chain. 136 links. I only removed
2 for my Clem with 34/24 rings and 11-42 cassette. As an extra bonus, they
last forever!
On Saturday, October 12, 2024 at 3:02:11 AM UTC-7 okeeffe...@gmail.com
wrote:
> Hi,
> I was wondering what your experience with ch
I should have clarified, I definitely wasn’t speaking negatively about Blue Lug. I thinkThe question was more about if anyone else had noticed a significant increase with their BL orders (but again, it would be a DHL thing). They are a shop I've bought from for years now. On Oct 12, 2024, at 5:50 A
I love Blue Lug but only make a purchase when its large enough to make it
worthwhile. For instance the handlebars are cheaper so getting one there
plus the shipping is pretty much the same as getting it from Rivendell
making shipping essentially free for everything that I purchase. It works
wel
Those items are easily sourced at tons of places online and certainly not
worth it paying that kind of silliness. I just went to Alex's cycle in
Japan and added a small Nitto front rack and configued shipping to Ohio,
$32 shipping. So whatever BL is charging is what they charge, as with ANY
ret
It's not
On Thursday, October 10, 2024 at 3:08:29 PM UTC-4 Glen wrote:
> Before I start wrapping with the one roll of Newbaums I have on hand.
>
> Can anyone tell me if one roll is enough to wrap both sides from the top
> of the grips to the stem sleeve?
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> glen
>
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Pending sale...
On Friday, October 11, 2024 at 4:35:34 PM UTC-4 Marty Gierke, Stewartstown
PA wrote:
> Offering a 59cm CLEM H frameset in pristine condition. Reducing the size
> of my stable, and this overlaps with another bike I'm currently having
> repainted. My PBH is 92 and this fit nicely
Hi,
I was wondering what your experience with chain length was. Since RBW
frames have pretty long chain stays, what length chain do you tend to run?.
For information I'm using a 48-38 in front and 11-34 at the back on a '24
Sam.
Cheers!
Cormac
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It just so happens that presta valve lock nuts can be used as threaded
spacers on any M5 threadling, be it rack bolts or water bottle cages. I've
used them for both. You may need longer M5 bolts depending on how long the
ones used are to begin with.
The stays can be bent to fit better. Do this
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