Thanks !
On Wednesday, May 21, 2014 4:49:42 AM UTC+9, Deacon Patrick wrote:
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> Today I was wondrously surprised to feel well enough to try a ride
> (yesterday was a hard brain day). I improved enough as I went, especially
> once I was heading away from the “big city” of Woodland Park after 6 mi
Hey Chris. If your focus will be trails, I highly recommend the MSO's. I
have the Hunqapillar set up as my go-to trail and bikepacking bike. When I
want to do go-fast trail rides for a while, That's what I'll do is pop on
the MSO's. My focus for the QB is dirt roads with some trail.
Depending
Patrick
I saw on Flickr that you switched out the clemente MSO's for the compass
barlow pass, any coments on the two tires and how they ride?
I am really curius as I m going to be moving to the mountiains soon, and
want to make my simple one over to be trail rideable and am looking for
so
Patrick, I know you want to keep costs of tweaking this bike
reasonable...but , I have to say, the Shimano CX70 cantilevers Riv sells
are superb.
http://www.rivbike.com/product-p/brc3.htm
So good that I might want to have them on my all-rounder. I've used these
on my X0-1 with the Tiag
I can't wait to see how that white saddle weathers out there!
I like the silver, too.
Cursing myself for passing on a quickbeam recently, but still married,
Edwin
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Thanks, Ryan. The brakes are OK, and the initial adjustments I did to them
helped. Still haven't done the brake pads or straddle cable adjustments yet.
With abandon,
Patrick
On Tuesday, May 20, 2014 2:15:32 PM UTC-6, Ryan wrote:
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> Your bike is shaping up really nicelyare your brakes workin
Your bike is shaping up really nicelyare your brakes working better? I
really actually like the silver QBs...nice with the white saddle and pedals
and very nice tape job...cheers
On Tuesday, May 20, 2014 2:49:42 PM UTC-5, Deacon Patrick wrote:
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> Today I was wondrously surprised to feel we
