I have a first generation (2006) Waterford Homer (the poem era). I believe
that a characteristic of these first Homers is the lack of a kickstand
plate. I'm not sure exactly when the plate was added, but it was soon
thereafter. I hope I'm not wrong.
--Andy C.
On Monday, October 7,
ect yet (plz see original post). Cognizant that Adam has recently
started an active picture posting thread, I hope I don't contribute to jpeg
fatigue ;^)
--Andy C.
SF, CA
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*you can use this photo i took while hauling library holds on my quickbeam.
:) *
Sweet! I see that the basket and net can barely contain your intellectual
pursuits. Thanks, Jenny!
*Oh, Andy, you might regret asking 😂 Kids, pets, I’ve got them all! *
No regrets here, just the opposite. Thanks
ng to see what responses are
generated by my post. I'm still in the "semi-passive" phase of curatorship
(?). I may reach out to RBW later. Thanks for the suggestion!
--Andy C,
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*Andy - have you reached out to locals like Manny, Jenny Oh, etc?*
Thanks for the suggestions, Justin. Manny has definitely posted tons of
pics here. Hopefully, he'll see this post and respond. If not, I could try
to reply to one of his posts, but I'll wait for now. As for Jenny and
others, I'm
me or, if you like, steer me to your blog/Flickr
(or other) account to browse and download.
Thanks so much,
--Andy C.
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Canti-Hilsen? Never saw one before but I dig it. Are there others?
—AC
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I know. Sure, I read about neck pain
on the Rivbike.com but I always thought, "That would never happen to me."
--Andy C.
On Thursday, August 30, 2018 at 5:33:54 AM UTC-7, Fullylugged wrote:
> And you’re no crustier now than you were at 66! 😉. I need to get up that
> way and ride
>
> My pbh is 89.5. Like Tim, Grant suggested a 63 AHH but Keven said the 61
> was appropriate, citing the change in clearance with larger tires. I think
> the decision gauge may have been Ram size minus one (just guessing here).
> I stressed over the size decision at first but I've had the 61
Also appropriate that you rode your own Old Ironsides through Bunker Hill.
--AC
On Wednesday, July 18, 2018 at 12:22:41 AM UTC-7, Ana Candela wrote:
> Love it! Makes my heart sing :)
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I agree that Obenauf's works great on hiking boots and the like. On my
regular shoes, however, it proved to be a little trickier. Because of the
seams on the shoes, it was difficult to wipe off all of the residue that
wasn't fully absorbed by the leather. Though the shoes didn't feel sticky,
th
...and they're located at 26 Sackville Street, London!
On Sunday, December 3, 2017 at 10:04:26 AM UTC-8, William! wrote:
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> Turns out someone actually does this!
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> http://www.dashingtweeds.co.uk/product-category/default-category/shop/cloth-2/sporting-lumatwills/
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s and all, I've only taken the bike out once, or I
should say that it took me out and led me all over SF. I discovered
multiple positions on the bars, including leaning forward on my elbows akin
to ordering a beer at a bar. The bike is awesome, if a little difficult to
get in the front do
e uplift
comes our from the middle of the tombstone.
--Andy C.
On Sunday, September 27, 2015 at 12:43:21 PM UTC-7, Patrick Moore wrote:
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> Gotcha! I do remember that one now that I see the photo.
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> On Sun, Sep 27, 2015 at 1:28 PM, David Banzer > wrote:
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>> Here
I could be mistaken, but that sweet looking machine is perched in
front of my place of employment (I usually park my QB inside). Andrew
Carnegie himself would be proud of such fine steel. That bike says,
"Go!" NIce work.
On Jun 10, 7:41 am, Esteban wrote:
> I love everything about this bike.
I have a first batch Waterford AHH, with the slightly sparkly paint.
I've been using Testors Blue #1110, straight out of the bottle. To my
eye, it works fine, if not perfect. I've never noticed the touch-ups
after painting.
Be sure to stir it up well before each application, or you can get a
dif
Hello all:
I bought a used Quickbeam a year ago; and though the outside is still
a beautiful green, I'm afraid the inside may be closer to the newer
orange color.
When I took the seat post out to re-grease and stop the squeaking, it
had a couple of rusty veins on it.
A have a few questions:
1) If
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