re. neubaums tape, I used it on a 3 month tour recently and it held
up extremely well, color-fast too (color is green). It was a bit
trickier to put on than japanese stuff, but once it's installed it's
good.
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One small correction:
As you might have noticed, the bike has Nitto Moustache bars, not
Albatross. I guess I was too mesmerized by the second toptube to jot
down the information correctly.
Bryan
On Sep 29, 8:11 pm, "Bryan @ Renaissance Bicycles"
wrote:
> As we alluded to previously, the double
@Mike,
Actually, those are an early edition VO fenders. They are kinda flat
across the top and had a wide profile; I hand polished them to a
bright shine.
Bryan
On Sep 30, 10:36 am, Seth Vidal wrote:
> On Thu, Sep 30, 2010 at 10:32 AM, Johnny Alien
> wrote:
> >> We used Neubaum cloth tape, w
On Thu, Sep 30, 2010 at 10:32 AM, Johnny Alien wrote:
>> We used Neubaum cloth tape, which happens to have a very sticky
>> adhesive, and wrapped it as usual.
>
> I actually dislike using that tape for that reason. It is very
> difficult to install IMO because it wants to twist and stick to itsel
> We used Neubaum cloth tape, which happens to have a very sticky
> adhesive, and wrapped it as usual.
I actually dislike using that tape for that reason. It is very
difficult to install IMO because it wants to twist and stick to itself
and getting it spaced evenly was a big issue for me. I much
On Thu, Sep 30, 2010 at 10:02 AM, Mike wrote:
> Wow, that looks great. It appears you used the longer SKS fenders with
> Berthoud stays? I have a pair in my basement and just need to decide
> what bike I want to put them on. I'm surprised they're not more widely
> available.
>
I've been trying to
Wow, that looks great. It appears you used the longer SKS fenders with
Berthoud stays? I have a pair in my basement and just need to decide
what bike I want to put them on. I'm surprised they're not more widely
available.
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@CM
We used Neubaum cloth tape, which happens to have a very sticky
adhesive, and wrapped it as usual. At the end (or rather the center)
we then took a little bit of what was left over and used it like you
would a piece of tape – did I mention it is really sticky stuff? To
top it off, the whole
I love the look of this bike. I am hoping to get one before they go
away/change (all good things seem to).
Did you wrap each side of the bars with two pieces of tape and meet at
the brake?
Thanks for the great pics!
Cheers!
cm
On Sep 29, 5:11 pm, "Bryan @ Renaissance Bicycles"
wrote:
> As we a
