congrats...nice bike...will be interesting to see how a compact double
works.
nice moustache bars...i tried those and drops but the bars i just outfitted
recently which
just feel so good are the newer metropolis bars by fsa
http://www.cyclingnews.com/features/photos/sea-otter-fsa-expands-road-t
i already have a 53 riv atlantis which takes 26" wheels,
have my eye on a blue rambo in 52 that due to size also takes 26
rimshowever i was thinking it'd be nice to switch things around
and do it 650b stylewould this be doable in your opinions?
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Tim Smith wrote:
> Well, I couldn't sell my 59cm custom. So I'm offering the touring
> accessories that I was planning to sell with it separately. This is
> (deluxe!) gear that I've bought in the past 7 or so years, bu
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> On Mon, Jun 6, 2011 at 8:55 AM, canali wrote:
> > just wondering if it's just me and i need to take my time adding the
> > mileage and being consistent and patient (and getting back into
> > shape)
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just wondering if it's just me and i need to take my time adding the
mileage and being consistent and patient (and getting back into
shape)
OR do alot of us as we get older no longer find being so bent down as
comfortable...thinking of swapping out drops on atlantis for jeff
jones h loop bars or
just wonderingand what cost/replacements are involved?
...read somewhere of people doing such but am not sure if this size
was doable or not.
cheers and happy riding
joe
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> I think I'd rather stretch regular and get more flexible than ride on
> non-drops during a tour/brevet.
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> On Tue, May 17, 2011 at 1:09 PM, canali wrote:
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> > just looking to experiement with a bar that will be good for both long
> > distance touring as well
gt; > > > them :-) Get a stem 1 or 2 cm shorter if you're going to try them.
> > > > > I liked them a lot, but missed the extra change of posture a drop bar
> > > > > gives you during long rides (>30miles).
> > >
> > > > > There is a
just looking to experiement with a bar that will be good for both long
distance touring as well as everyday commuting.
...the albatross seems a bit wide for me
reason: my bike is a tad long (i should be on a 51 vs 53 atlantis) so
drops are a bit of a reach with 80-90cm stem.
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duh on my part...sorry folks (will provide the rims and tires I'm
riding first thing tonight upon returning home).
just wasn't sure if just changing tire would make a difference or also
getting lighter rims (as the one I have also has generator hub)
canali wrote:
> to make 26" r
btw: update: my rims are maverick a sym 532, and tires are kenda
kwickirollers 35
On May 11, 12:58 pm, PATRICK MOORE wrote:
> I switch between small, very light and lightly shod wheels and quite
> heavy (both tires and wheels) 700c wheels and such a difference as
> described ought to be very appa
to make 26" rim'd atlantis fast randonneur: suggestions?
(thinking of buying a lighter pair of wheels for those faster riding
century/club days.)
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any thoughts on how the new san marcos will ride differently from, say
Riv's current relaxed riding roadbikesor even from Soma's current
batch, most notably the ES or Smoothie??...or from a Gunnar?
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hey just looking for a quality sport touring frame (that can take
fenders and 28 or 32 tires) without having to buy newI have a 53
Riv atlantis...need 53ish tti stand 5'6"
cheers
joe
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looking to buy tubus front lowrider rack for atlantis w 26" rims:
any prefs over the tubus tara vs ergo/nova?
just would like to get some feedback on owners' prefs on these racks,
if possible, pleasehad read somewhere that I'd also need some P
clamp.
PS just came across this newer Tubus front
nice setups...i have noodles and am thinking of going back to
moustache bars
BUT with a difference: having some perpendicular 'extenders' on the
ends of the moustache bars
to mimic a 'ramp' of drop bars that would lend yet another hand
position...i like their width...i find ramp
of noodles too nar
; I started with a 51 and traded it for a 53. The top tube is a little long
> > but I use an 8cm dirt drop.
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> >http://picasaweb.google.com/ken.mattina/KenSAtlantis#
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> > I really think that you should go with the bigger bike unless you're running
> > really fat tires and
ut I use an 8cm dirt drop.
>
> http://picasaweb.google.com/ken.mattina/KenSAtlantis#
>
> I really think that you should go with the bigger bike unless you're running
> really fat tires and doing alot of offroad.
>
> Just my 2 cents.
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> Ken
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btw, i should have bee more clear:
the 53" atlantis I have has a toptube of 54.5...too long for meie
that is why i need the 51 which has a top tube around 53cm.
On Sep 6, 9:29 am, CycloFiend wrote:
> on 9/5/10 9:39 PM, canali at jwcoll...@hotmail.com wrote:
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> These links were
i am often encountering neck stiffness on my rides...went for a Guru
bike fit and the guy was quite helpful: had me push my saddle way
back for more pedalling with my hips vs kness ...I had pushed it
forward to lessen the top tube length...to me despite the PBH
suggestion of a 53 (i'm 5'6", 79 PH
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