That Wooly Warm vest is the best piece of cycling clothing ever made.
My large only fits me well at my lean randonneur weight, so I would
buy one in XL if I could find one.
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I didn't get any takers on this list for my Riv Road a few weeks ago.
The frame is on ebay now, it meets most of your requirements. It looks
really good, but you probably are ok with missing that one.
Len
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> > I am looking to buy a frame and fork (or partial build) to set up as a
> > randonneur
The touring pedals are fine for free pedaling too. I have Sneaker,
Touring, and Grip Kings. I like them all, and in that order. The width
and grip of the Sneakers make them number one. If the GKs were
grippier I would put them number two, but they can be slippery
depending on the shoe.
Len
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Oooo, the moustache bar debate. I've had a moustache bar on my Heron
Touring since I bought it, which was 1997 or 1998, and I've loved it.
Primarily I ride this bike to commute to work or for shopping. It's an
intown bike that I usually ride twenty or fewer miles on an outing.
I've also put fatter
standard binder bolts. To use something other
than a standard seatpost binder bolt I head over to Ace Hardware and
get whatever stainless steel washers make the replacement bolt work.
Len
On Apr 19, 9:48 am, Len Lescosky <172tur...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Pitlocks including saddle pit and mi
Pitlocks including saddle pit and mini U-lock
or
Mini U-lock and independent cable lock for wheels.
Len in Atlanta
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This looks great, thanks for the photos. I have a similar-era 700c
Rivendell that I am considering for a 650b conversion. I have not done
it yet but I still might this summer. Are the Tektros the only brakes
that are long enough to allow the conversion work?
Thanks!
Len
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