n a
wet climate like Seattle? I'm particularly interested in whether you can
wear it on multiple rainy days in a row, or whether it gets too clammy and
needs to dry out between uses.
Matthew Snyder
Seattle WA
On Wednesday, August 10, 2016 at 11:44:27 AM UTC-7, Deacon Patrick wrote:
>
> I
fferently
if there had been a lot of climbing and descending involved.
Matthew Snyder
Seattle WA
On Thursday, June 18, 2015 at 9:41:00 PM UTC-7, Daniel D. wrote:
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> Day Dreaming about how I would build up a sam. Thinking about why I want
> the sam realized it would be for fun long
I have thousands of miles, on- and off-road, on a similar two-cross front
wheel (650B Dyad with a SON hub) with no problems thus far. I can't say
there's a particularly compelling reason to build it this way, but it's
been fine for me and I'm sure it will be fine for
I mount my Rohloff shifter on the quill stem on my Bilenky with Albatross
(recently converted to Bosco) bars, but not in the way it's shown in photo
#4, where it sticks out on one side. I just insert the quill through the
shifter before it goes into the headset/steerer tube. I don't have a gre
place where I have to look
presentable but I can't easily change my clothes when I get there. This
shirt fills that niche quite well.
Was it "worth" $82? I don't own enough $82 shirts to compare it to, so
it's hard to say. But I'm very happy with it and would
The Goines poster has found a new home in Seattle. --Matthew
On Thursday, April 10, 2014 7:57:01 PM UTC-7, Matthew Snyder wrote:
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> I ordered the David Lance Goines poster from Rivendell when it first
> became available. In unRivendellian fashion, the packing was less than
> ste
bably
not quite fancy-frame-worthy, but certainly very presentable for workshop
display.
Ideally I'd like to pass it along to someone in Seattle to avoid shipping,
but if there are no local takers, I'll send it in whatever way seems
reasonable and cheap.
Matthew Snyder
Seattle
I don't think it's a trick of a strange viewing angle. Here's the new
Betty fork viewed from the side:
http://gallery.mailchimp.com/2090e897f8c7f8d7170a52bbd/files/bet2.3.jpg?utm_source=Current+Members&utm_campaign=96a454b30c-New_Foy_Sizes2_17_2012&utm_medium=email
On Feb 18, 11:10 am, PATRICK
want a compact double or a triple?
- Saddles: I've been riding mostly Brooks for years, and I carry a
rainproof saddle cover with me. Should I consider some non-leather
alternatives, though?
Thanks. This will be my first Riv!
--
Matthew Snyder
Ann Arbor, MI
--
You received this mess
experience. If you don't need the extra
lateral adjustment, the Shimano looks like a better option, but I
haven't used it.
Regards,
Matthew Snyder
Ann Arbor, MI
On Jun 25, 11:39 am, cyclotourist wrote:
> Surly, Paul and Soulcraft all make different styles of chain tensioners.
>
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