Well, my surfing screenprinter showed up with the last batch of shirts this
afternoon, so now you can wear it loud and say it proud (or is that the
other way around?)
"I Have Downtube Shifters... ...And I Know How To Use Them" now available in
a short sleeved T-shirt.
(And we're working on a "Ba
I have a 1978 Trek TX500 sport-touring bike. (Catalog here:
http://www.vintage-trek.com/images/trek/TrekMidwest/TrekMidwest.pdf)
Seat tube is 56 cm, as is the top tube. Follow the catalog link for
the rest of the geometry. It has braze-ons for two bottles, rear brake
cables, fenders, seat-stay rac
Aaron,
Problem Solver changed the style of it adapter, I'm not sure when. If
you can find the older style adapter, it's much nicer looking.
Take care,
Richard
On Dec 12, 12:30 am, Aaron Thomas wrote:
> Can anyone point me to a source for a front braze-on derailleur
> adapter clamp for 28.6?
all prices include shipping within conti uscheck out the link to flickr to see
items including sizes of shoes availableand of course feel freeto email
me(offlist if ya will) or call816 221 2045if you have any questions dura-ace 9
speed sti new $325campagnolo veloce ergo 9 speed new 175 panaso
Total hilarity.
On Fri, Dec 12, 2008 at 12:08 AM, CycloFiend wrote:
>
> Well, my surfing screenprinter showed up with the last batch of shirts this
> afternoon, so now you can wear it loud and say it proud (or is that the
> other way around?)
>
> "I Have Downtube Shifters... ...And I Know How To
Since this was brought up in another thread, wanted to ask about this
light. How is the beam pattern? And what is the battery life like?
Am thinking of adding a second light to my "winter beater" and would
purchase this light from Riv if the pattern and longevity are good.
(Hopefully this is Ri
I used the older model (apparently a new model has just come out) for a
couple of seasons. On High, I got a consistent 2 hours. The beam is rather
narrow; two mounted on either side of the stem made a sufficiently bright
beam.
I don't know if you followed the talk about new LED flashlights on the
I have owned my EOS for about a year and use it mounted on my helmet.? It is a
nice supplement to my Dinotte, does a nice job illuminating 5-10' ahead,
although it is not great at lighting further down the?road on its own.? Using
it on my helmet allows me to get attention of drivers and helps wh
Sarah,
I might be interested in the Vittoria "sky" shoes. Any idea if they
run large/small?
Brad
On Dec 12, 7:43 am, Sarah Gibson wrote:
> all prices include shipping within conti uscheck out the link to flickr to
> see items including sizes of shoes availableand of course feel freeto email
Anyone know if Riv's $180 freewheel hubs are the same as the 135mm freewheel
hubs that Phil Wood sells on its own website for $150?
http://www.rivbike.com/products/list/wheels_hubs_and_so_on#product=18-259
http://www.philwood.com/Spectouringhubs.htm
I'm intrigued by the idea of using an IRD 7-s
The difference is in the cutouts. As regards price, Rich makes excellent
wheels and I am very impressed the quality of his work.
You'd be hard pressed to save a meaningful amount of money elsewhere, and
would likely sacrifice quality. I also believe he'll lace a wheel with a
normal phil hub if you
Somebody will (or maybe already has) give you a more thorough, scientistical
answer than mine, because I'm not picky, nor am I very knowledgeable about the
particulars of lights.
But I do own a couple of EOS's and I like them. (for the most part). I've
commuted happily with them in both town
I thought I would post this up here again before sending it to Ebay.
Hesitant sale but here goes: 54cm 1996 Rivendell Road Standard.
Waterford built. Solid blue, original Sachs lugs, designed around
short reach brakes (at their lower limit). Expected chips for it's
age and origin. f/f/headset $9
On Dec 12, 1:58 pm, JL wrote:
> age and origin. f/f/headset $900 shipped. PM me for pics or to ask
> questions. Thanks
Hi Jason:
Can you send me pictures? I'm interested.
Benz
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On Dec 12, 2008, at 2:34 PM, Dustin Sharp wrote:
> Anyone know if Riv's $180 freewheel hubs are the same as the 135mm
> freewheel
> hubs that Phil Wood sells on its own website for $150?
>
> http://www.rivbike.com/products/list/
> wheels_hubs_and_so_on#product=18-259
>
> http://www.philwood.c
Howdy folks.
I want to put some nice fenders on my dad's Saluki. I was planning on the
Velo-Orange 52mm Zeppelins, which apparently fit and will clear a Fatty
Rumpkin or Hetre. Alas, they are and have been out of stock for quite a
while. I am sure the 50mm Berthouds would be great with Col de l
On Fri, 2008-12-12 at 16:22 -0700, Doug Van Cleve wrote:
> Howdy folks.
>
> I want to put some nice fenders on my dad's Saluki. I was planning on
> the Velo-Orange 52mm Zeppelins, which apparently fit and will clear a
> Fatty Rumpkin or Hetre. Alas, they are and have been out of stock for
> qui
Like others who have responded, I use the EOS as a helmet-mounted
light, mostly on the medium setting to light up street signs and
notify drivers who are about to turn in front of me.On the high
setting, it helps on fast downhills.
I have done some all-night riding with two EOS--one on
I can't speak for the 650b's, but the 700c 50mm Berthoud's on my QB
clear 37c Pasela's very nicely. Rugged and good looking, to boot.
Nice hardware.
-br
On Dec 12, 3:22 pm, "Doug Van Cleve" wrote:
> Howdy folks.
>
> I want to put some nice fenders on my dad's Saluki. I was planning on the
> V
50mm won't work with Hetres. I tried on my Bleriot.
On Dec 12, 9:55 pm, Bill Rhea wrote:
> I can't speak for the 650b's, but the 700c 50mm Berthoud's on my QB
> clear 37c Pasela's very nicely. Rugged and good looking, to boot.
> Nice hardware.
>
> -br
>
> On Dec 12, 3:22 pm, "Doug Van Cleve"
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