Both were mounted and test ridden on short ride, then taken off.
Excellent to like-new condition.
$80 shipped, Conus.
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7;ve ridden the Katy Trail a few times, but need to get back and
ride closer to my old home sometime soon.
Joe S
On Sat, Apr 25, 2020 at 7:57 AM ascpgh wrote:
> Sounds like fun. I lived in Florissant until I was 14, I bootlegged
> several rides to the Arch in the few years before movin
Not your usual Rivendell, but very nice.
On Wed, Mar 18, 2020 at 7:46 PM Michael Morrissey <
michaelgmorris...@gmail.com> wrote:
> That looks great! How do you like the drivetrain and shifters?
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I've been hit twice by cars in the last 10 years. After the second one put
me in the hospital I started riding with Carhartt Force Class 3 Hi-vis
shirts. I have both long and short sleeve versions. Not very stylish, but I
haven't had a close call since using them. I realize that could be more
luck
I have a virtually new blue 59 Clem L I want to sell. I'd sell either the
complete bike or frame, fork, headset. Only ridden 127 sunny miles.
On Tue, Sep 24, 2019 at 12:16 PM 'Justin August' via RBW Owners Bunch <
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> Anyone holding a relatively used frame
700c or 650b?
On Sat, Sep 21, 2019 at 5:14 PM Joe Bernard wrote:
> Oh, you oversold the damage by a lot. Sure, it could use new paint
> someday, but as is it would make a great town and dirt bomber without the
> dreaded "hope I don't scratch it" anxiety. Somebody buy this!
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Bobby, this is a great ride.Unfortunately I plan to be in Florida on
those dates. I've been through there twice; camping in Worthington State
Forest where my wife and I spotted a bear meandering along the ridge line
up behind our campsite when we did a 3-day last summer. It definitely is
eb 13, 12:56 pm, Joe S wrote:
> I enjoy checking out the information here daily and have taken
> advantage of it and contributed once or twice in the past. Now I'm
> thinking about making some changes to my Atlantis, so I would like to
> take advantage of the knowledge and exper
#x27;re friction shifting 9 speed you
> won't have any issues with fewer cogs. While un-modified cassettes
> may shift better than customs, cogs & spacers can be mixed'n'matched
> in surprising ways and still work. Be forwarned this exercise can be
> a black hole for time &a
Exactly why I needed to ask the question. I wasn't planning on
swapping the cranks out for a 94/58mm BCD (I didn't know that a 22T
chainring did not come on a 74mm BCD). As I thought about making this
change over the last few months, whenever I saw something interesting
I made a note. Somewhere
I enjoy checking out the information here daily and have taken
advantage of it and contributed once or twice in the past. Now I'm
thinking about making some changes to my Atlantis, so I would like to
take advantage of the knowledge and experience out there. I've been
able to find some information
Before I bought my Atlantis, I had narrowed the field to 2-3 bikes. I
wanted a bike for my daily commute to replace my sturdy Giant hybrid,
but also to use it for touring. The only negative that I could come
up with for the Atlantis was that it was such a beautiful bike, it
would be a shame for i
After 8 years of commuting on the W&OD, the last 4 daily, I finally
invested in studded tires this year. While it is true that the number
of days when studded tires are absolutely necessary is limited, those
days tend to come in blocks of 3-4 days or a week at a time. It
doesn't take much to feel
It does sound nice, doesn't it?
It was 44 degrees this morning here in Grand Rapids, Michigan. 63 degrees
outside now. My favorite time of year!
On Tue, Sep 6, 2011 at 12:44 PM, Seth Vidal wrote:
> On Tue, Sep 6, 2011 at 12:41 PM, Liesl wrote:
> >
> > Smiling as I rode, and thinking how it al
I've had my Atlantis about 10 months and love it. I ride it nearly
every day, usually on my 30 mile round-trip commute to and from work.
When I first rode the bike, the low stop setting on the front
derailleur was not set correctly. It took throwing the chain off onto
the chain stay with minor j
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