Thank you Mackenzy. I will check it out.
I definitely want to be seen from the rear!
.Art
On Tuesday, April 30, 2024 at 3:43:58 PM UTC-4 Mackenzy Albright wrote:
> https://www.knog.com/products/plus-rear-bike-light
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> for rechargable rear lights - this knog became my absolute
g it there won't work.
Anyone have any thoughts or suggestions?
TIA
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On Tue, Apr 23, 2024 at 5:40 PM jeffbog...@hotmail.com <
jeffbogdanov...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Center of crank to top of seat tube
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> On Tuesday 23 April 2024 at 16:33:55 UTC-5 Art wrote:
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>> [image: IMG_0052.jpeg]I’ve been away from bikes and Riv for a few years.
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is.
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> Bill Lindsay
> El Cerrito, CA
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> On Tuesday, April 23, 2024 at 10:31:13 AM UTC-7 Art wrote:
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>> I was heavily into road biking 2006-2012, doing ~ 100 mi/yr, annual
>> centuries (slowly), etc. I bought a Rambouillet and rode it for a while but
>> had
Haha, I just re-read my post and I saw a typo. Back when I was riding
heavily, *I was doing 1000 miles/year plus, not 100. *
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On Tuesday, April 23, 2024 at 1:31:13 PM UTC-4 Art wrote:
> I was heavily into road biking 2006-2012, doing ~ 100 mi/yr, annual
> centuries (slowly),
current line up of bikes and other products.
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y once the
racks were mounted and in use. In short, David's probably right about it
not looking as good, but it works quite well, in the right context -- and
in some contexts, it's might be the *only* mid-fork braze on/P-clamp rack
which will work. (less clearance between tire/fork c
thanks for all the interest: my 68cm Quickbeam has sold. I'm also selling a
68.5 cm Schwinn Voyageur SP frame/fork/racks, for anyone looking for a
really nice, inexpensive large frame. Ad is here:
http://seattle.craigslist.org/tac/bik/4512162763.html
thanks
Arthur S
Tacoma
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It's my bike -- I appreciate the word-of-list!
It's a great bike, but I don't need it and need to pay some cycling bills.
Arthur S
Tacoma
On Monday, June 9, 2014 7:14:57 PM UTC-7, cyclot...@gmail.com wrote:
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> Wow, that's a rare opportunity for the tall folk. Would go great w/ the 71
> Homer r
On Thursday, March 6, 2014 3:20:07 PM UTC-8, Jim Bronson wrote:
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> great article:
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> http://gizmodo.com/city-cycling-health-versus-hazard-1536760988
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Great article: thanks for posting this, Jim. I forwarded it to a bunch of
friends.
Art
Tacoma
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t look at that seat angle!
(75.5) That's going to make the top tube *very* long, once you get the bike
set up comfortably! (notice that the reach is almost the same on the 42cm
frame as on the 54cm.. only .4 inches=1cm difference)
If these frames can take 38s plus fenders, I'm goin
26er versions? I ride
both wide 650b's (Hetres) and 700x40s (Vittoria Voyager Hypers) and love
both -- but the Hetres definitely spin up faster and don't feel quite as
cumbersome when cornering, etc. in urban riding. What do you, or what does
anyone else, think?
Art
Tacoma, WA
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I run a 44t outer on my XD double which needs replacing and RBW no longer
carries them. Recommendations for sources? Has anyone tried a Surly steel
chainring for 2x or 3x use? I wonder how front shifting would work. Thx all in
advance.
Art Lewy
Seattle
Green Ramb
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rail-a-bike? When I think about it, I guess the road you show is ok for
that purpose, since you're doing the steering. I never felt in danger, even
with my son. It was just a little trafficky. The part which cuts over to
Manchester is pretty nice and there are, strangely, some camels in the
Still no takers for this 64cm custom frame and while not a distress sale I do
not have a need for it and it needs to be enjoyed by someone else. If anyone
has interest please let me know your thoughts . All offers are welcome and will
be considered.
Thanks,
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the frame
builder's art and ready to be built up . The colors are dark green with creme
accents. My name is painted on the top tube hence the price is $975.00
shipped to lower 48. Photos and questions from :artmoli...@yahoo.com
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My 64 cm Rivendell custom frame and fork remain for sale. Built for me by Joe
Starck and painted by Joe Bell of conventional tubing to Grants design to their
road bike specs. This is a stiff and silky smooth ride used as a fair weather
ride only. Please request detailed specs and photos from :
ll, and we're tall. Join us!
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Hi everybody:
I've been away from email access for a couple of weeks, and am just
reading this thread started by Robert. Great! I am 6'6", pbh 94, long
torso, and ride a 68cm Quickbeam, along with several other tall bikes.
I've been posting for years on this forum, its predecessor, and on the
BOB
I'll second the question on tire size. Also, how is the fender
attached to thet top of the fork?
On Sep 26, 9:04 pm, BykMor wrote:
> My green Rambouillet is finally (almost) complete and it was a nice
> day out so I took a few pictures.
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> Hopefully the link to my Picasa site will suffice.
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l surface irregularities, the larger diameter
Paselas handle cracks in the pavement (i.e. bridge them) much, much
better. I also like the way they handle on my 68cm frames better --
perhaps something about the proportion of wheel to frame? In any case:
for urban bikes, 700C has some advantages,
Greetings,
I am looking for a new bar bag. Despite my best efforts I wind up
riding in the rain here in Seattle. Any experiences with Brand V bags
in the rain (especially the bar bag)?
Cheers!
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On Dec 19, 10:10 am, "Bill Connell" wrote:
> On Fri, Dec 19, 2008 at 10:04 AM, art wrote:
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> > Could anybody out there measure the headtube length of your 68 cm
> > Rambouillet or Redwood for me? Even an approximate measurement would
> > be good enough -
Could anybody out there measure the headtube length of your 68 cm
Rambouillet or Redwood for me? Even an approximate measurement would
be good enough -- I'm replacing the fork and don't have access to the
bike right now.
Thanks for any help!
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