indness of passersby. In any case, constant conjecture of this magnitude
> will not be rewarded.
>
> On Wednesday, February 3, 2021 at 10:07:35 AM UTC-5 Bicycle Belle Ding
> Ding! wrote:
>
>> I have thought about this thread all week on every ride.
>>
>> Firstly,
was tightened quite a bit, I'll
>> even inspect the fork, especially the steerer for any damage. Those rascals
>> (or their parents) basically owe you a bike in the exact same state as
>> before the incident, without any hidden damage, scratches, chips or dent.
>>
>> O
been punched), but my brother was riding once in LA and had
> a kid swing a large metal pipe at him. My brother, no less irritable than
> I, but 4" taller and probably 25 lb heavier at 6'2" and ~195, turned around
> and snatched the bar away from the kid, then rode off
get the kids?Some way to get a good story!
> I'm glad you weren't hurt worse.
>
> On Monday, February 1, 2021 at 12:50:20 AM UTC-5 Litho wrote:
>
>> **Cross-posted from FB Riv Page**
>>
>> Hello All. Looking for a little expertise / advice on my Riv. I was in
**Cross-posted from FB Riv Page**
Hello All. Looking for a little expertise / advice on my Riv. I was in a
collision on my Appaloosa last week. A group of kids on bikes deliberately
rammed into me on a multi-use trail here in Napa. My handlebars took the
brunt of the initial impact, but me and
> you to the right area
>
> Bill Lindsay
> El Cerrito, CA
> On Monday, September 21, 2020 at 11:21:53 PM UTC-7 Litho wrote:
>
>> Thank you, Bill. You got me to open the freehub again and remove all of
>> the pawls and springs. I tried to put it back with 3 pawls, but th
a three spare pawls on hand. You may
> decide it's a manufacturing defect and demand a new wheel under some kind
> of warranty. I won't instruct you how to resolve the issue.
>
> best of luck
>
> Bill Lindsay
> El Cerrito, CA
>
> On Monday, September 21, 2
's correct, but I don't want to
> post a long and correct description for the wrong rear hub, because it will
> confuse people who are not mechanics. I don't mind confusing people with
> long correct descriptions when they are relevant to the problem at hand.
>
>
y I don't have any
> suggestions. Just giving my observation.
>
> best of luck
>
> On Monday, September 21, 2020 at 9:41:50 PM UTC-4 Litho wrote:
>
>> Some context: put a new wheel on my Appaloosa a few days ago. New wheel,
>> all other parts of the drivetrain the
Some context: put a new wheel on my Appaloosa a few days ago. New wheel,
all other parts of the drivetrain the same. A few minutes into the first
ride around the block, I heard a ping from the rear of the drivetrain.
Stopped to see if the chain was off. Nope. Got on and didn't hear it
aga
Thank you for the suggestions, everyone.
I sold the bike this morning from my initial Craigslist posting. I wasn't
expecting it to move that quickly based on past experience. The person I
ended up selling it to turned out to be a friend from high school who I
hadn't talked to almost thirty
Wondering if anyone has recommendations on where to sell
non-Rivendell-related bikes. I've sold bikes on local Craigslist before,
but am interested in posting a bike I am looking to sell in multiple
places. Any experiences with eBay or other sites? Recommendations?
For the record, I'm maki
Three cheers for
>>> squirting WD-40 directly in the pulleys.... zero cheers for taking them
>>> apart and trying to be all "proper" about it.
>>>
>>>So try squirting some WD-40 on both inner sides and spin 'em around.
>>>
>>&
Quick question for everyone. I have a nice XT derailer that I'm swapping
over to one of my bikes, but am having a problem with squeaking coming from
the upper pulley. I love the derailer, but actually removed it from
another bike because the squeaking was driving me nuts. I tried everything
It would look lovely with either, but my vote would be for the orange on
the sage green. I'm in the process of setting up the exact opposite color
scheme on my newly orange Appaloosa. I've picked up lime green bar tape
and am playing around with colored shellac to get the right sage-ish color.
I've been loving the Vine Trail for my less adventurous rides. The loop up
to Yountville and around Yount Mill road has been my standard ride for the
past few months. Having ridden in the valley for decades, I can say that I
absolutely hate riding on the roads, particularly with all of the tour
It's a fact.
On Tuesday, June 9, 2020 at 2:14:06 PM UTC-7, James Valiensi wrote:
>
> Orange is the fastest color...
>
>
>
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