If you can use digital calipers, I would highly recommend measuring with
those. Also, as I've learned twice now with online used stem purchases,
make sure if you're buying used that you're getting an accurately measured
stem. 1cm too long is disappointing if you know exactly what you need.
Anyo
he new ones from Riv/Nitto, I have a
> pair painted gray, brand new, that I might be willing to sell. Also some
> old ones, for that matter.
>
>
>
> *From:* rbw-owne...@googlegroups.com [mailto:
> rbw-owne...@googlegroups.com ] *On Behalf Of *
> tragicallyaverage
> *Sen
Trying out some old Bullmoose bars on a 650b conversion and was wondering:
are there major difference in feel/comfort between the original 80's bars
and the Riv re-makes?
I know the obvious ones about the shape and sweepback and overall beautiful
aesthetic of the newer ones.
Has anyone used both
Bag is gone.
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Thought some folks around here might be interested...
Acorn Tall Rando Bag - Ranger Tan.
I just got this and found that even the tall will be too short for my
needs, so a custom bag is in the works.
I set this up once on my bike to test the handlebar straps in use without a
decaleur. It worked
category of bars requiring a completely
> different cockpit geometry from normal road drop bars to be set up
> comfortably.
>
>
> On Thursday, September 27, 2012 4:10:59 PM UTC-7, tragicallyaverage wrote:
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>> Building up a bike and it needs some new drops. Any s
; Woodchippers. I don't tend to like normal road drops, but I've only tried
> SR Randonnr and Noodles in the last 10 years.
> What other bars have you used or are you used to?
>
> Philip
> www.biketinker.com
>
> On Thursday, September 27, 2012 4:10:59 PM UTC-7, trag
I've tried the VO Course and Rando bars. The Rando had too much flair for me.
The Course was comfy but too wide at 46cm. I prefer 42cm's give or take. I have
some Belleri randos that I like, with minimal flair. Stumbled upon some GB Maes
parallels at 41cm, that might be a tad too narrow.
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Building up a bike and it needs some new drops. Any suggestions? What do
you ride?
I know Noodles of course, and I've tried them in 3 different widths and for
some reason they don't hit home for me.
If you had to put a drop bar other than a Noodle on your Riv/Riv-ish bike,
what would it be?
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Acorn Bags introduced a Tall Rando Bag a while back and Berthoud sells a
taller h-bag too - the 28 model or it's variations.
I just ordered a tall Acorn bag so hopefully this will solve my problems
too. I'm 6'3", ride a 64cm/65cm.
On another note, I like rack supported bags as they sit lower tha
Impulsively bought this Ostrich handlebar bag, thought it was smaller than
it is. It'll mount on a Nitto F-15 h-bag support, or similar support
system. 7x7x9.5
Map sleeve on top. Zippers for main compartment and front, side pockets are
velcro tabs, mesh rear pocket. A boxy bag, I'd say it's a cr
As the rainy season approaches, I've been motivated to keep myself dry. My
former method of riding in the rain was to ride a fendered bike, and then
simply get soaked on my commutes.
I'd like to attempt to stay as dry and comfy as the fall season approaches.
Any suggestions or products that hav
I didn't measure that when it was built up. Anyone with a built up 60cm
that can give some insight?
On Wednesday, September 12, 2012 2:31:02 PM UTC-5, IanA wrote:
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> Any idea what the stand over is on the built up 60cm QB?
>
> On Monday, September 10, 2012 5:42:10 PM UTC-6,
12 7:02:40 PM UTC-5, tragicallyaverage wrote:
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> FS: 60cm Quickbeam.
>
> First generation green version with cantilever brakes. I'm 6'3", around a
> 93cm pbh and this is too small for me. It's been ridden, has small nicks,
> nothing concerning but should be
Photos here: http://s821.photobucket.com/albums/zz136/dabanzer/bicycles/
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Also, it's a 58cm frame that I now believe is going to be too small for me.
Anyone interested in trading a larger size for the one I have?
On Monday, August 27, 2012 2:42:24 PM UTC-5, tragicallyaverage wrote:
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> Howdy. New to this group.
> I bought a first generation Quickbeam
yle Shimano
> canti's with smooth-post pads.
>
> Congrats on the QB. I just built up a NOS second-run (orange) QB and I
> love it!
>
> On Monday, August 27, 2012 12:42:24 PM UTC-7, tragicallyaverage wrote:
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>> Howdy. New to this group.
>> I bought a fir
Howdy. New to this group.
I bought a first generation Quickbeam (green, canti) and was wondering if
this was originally sold as a separate frame or a complete package - if a
complete bike, which parts did it originally come equipped with?
Thanks!
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