Scot, I'd say you're on the right track. What kind of rod are you
carrying? I've carried fly rods in their own tubes hundreds of miles
with no issues. I just bolt a PVC end cap to one of the rear dropout
braze-ons, then toe strap the rod tube to the rear rack. This photo
sort of shows it in action
Oh N! Glad you are doing OK, but man what a bummer. I agree
though, I think you very well may get insurance to pay for it. Here's
to getting the bike back on the road soon.
On Friday, October 12, 2012 11:21:33 PM UTC-4, lungimsam wrote:
>
> Rear Bleriot wheel is wobbly all aroun
Good to know that you are OK. File an accident report with the police and
your auto & homeowners insurance. The one time I suffered serious damage
in a car - bike collision I tried to settle it directly with the women
driver, who responded by trying to dance away from it. When I got her
insu
Forgot to mention they are 700 x 40
On 10/13/12, clyde canter wrote:
> Thought you all might be interested in a short review.
> A while back I ordered some Road Cruiser Hs 377 tires from Schwable.
> They weigh 705 grams. Pretty good tires. They are heavy and feel
> heavy, but once rolling they
I have these same tires on my SimpleOne and love them. Have about 6000
miles on them and no flats.
David
Charlotte, NC
On Saturday, October 13, 2012 7:21:29 AM UTC-4, ccanter wrote:
>
> Forgot to mention they are 700 x 40
>
> On 10/13/12, clyde canter > wrote:
> > Thought you all might be inte
Sorry to hear about your accident! At least you aren't in the hospital.
If you're interested, Velo Orange (not far from you in Annapolis) sells
650b wheels and rims. I have their earlier version (same rims though) on
my Bleriot. They are closed on the weekends, BTW. Hope it just the damage
Liesl:
Celina (Countrybikeshop.com) is about two hours northwest of Columbus, and
we are a Rivendell dealer.
You'll need a car to get here though. We're open Friday afternoons and all
day on Saturday's. Send
me an email ( countrybikes...@frontier.com ) if you think you can make it
up this
Liesl:
I forgot to add that anyone visiting Celina should set aside enough time to
visit The Bicycle Mueum of America
http://www.bicyclemuseum.com/ . It's on the way from Columbus and is well
worth the time to visit. It's the old
Schwinn collection, plus much, much more.
Dick
On Fr
All the best roads follow the river. One thing I like about my Carsick
panniers are the outside pockets on front and back. I can slip in a
multipiece rod tube and secure it on top with a toe strap. There's a
Chapman fishing bag inside the pannier. Brian sells a single, lined canvas
pannier
I would ask her insurance company for a new frame.
On Friday, October 12, 2012 10:30:24 PM UTC-5, cyclot...@gmail.com wrote:
>
> Major bummer indeed! Hope you're doing ok. Steel is easier to fix than
> bones and tendons!
>
> Good news is that her insurance should definitely cover it (presuming
>
Years ago it happened to me.
Sometimes damage doesn't show up right away, to yourself or the bike.
Visit a doctor asap, and document your injury. It may take a day or two to
feel all the pains.
Have the bike seen by a highly reputable bike shop, and have the alignment
of the frame checked along wit
>
> I called their insurance co.
>
>
They said take it to my preferred LBS for an estimate.
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John: As a former insurance agent, I recommend:
1. File a police report.
2. Report the accident to both your own and the responsible driver's
auto insurance company. Your own may be involved under your
Uninsured/Underinsured and Medical coverage.
3. Take photos of both your bruises and the bike's
As a paralegal let me remind everyone that whatever the victim posts on
this Site is part of the public record so maybe best to keep all future
communications private. Even emails can be included in a subpoena. Just
fyi.
On Oct 13, 2012 11:00 AM, "PATRICK MOORE" wrote:
> John: As a former insuran
SJS advertises the Camper, but they don't have any stock. Neither does
Wiggle, and when I tried to order one last year the delivery date just got
pushed out further and further. I finally decided to stick with my ancient
Nelson Longflap. Of course the Saddlesacks are also out of stock so it's
Yup, the San Marcos has a bit of a metallic sheen to it under the right
light. In looking at online photos, I was under the impression that it
would be light, almost powder bluebut in person, it's very turquoise
metallic. Looks great!
I also recently acquired a San Marcos and have been very
Wiggles' site says "mid October, maybe". Don't know. May well just get
another rack -- the fomenter of this ferment (so to speak) was growing
dissatisfaction with my custom rack: as in a marriage or a new car,
the little defects become apparent with intimacy including being a wee
bit off-center and
I was hit in 2010. Listen to Bill's advice. Definitely get yourself checked thoroughly. Two things put me in the hospital overnight for observation, a concussion and some cracked ribs. Meanwhile, I had a bruise on my right just above the wasteline that was not as alarming or painful while I wa
I have never seen the other Carradice saddle bags in person, but I
really like my Super C.
I chose it over the others for the convenience of the modern fittings
vs leather straps for commuting. The shopping experience was bad
enough that Evans stopped carrying most Carradice products and
refunded h
Thanks, Jay -- the Super C is definitely a contender tho' it lacks the
long flap. I figure what, $140 or so shipped from Wiggle?
On Sat, Oct 13, 2012 at 9:57 AM, Jay in Tel Aviv wrote:
> I have never seen the other Carradice saddle bags in person, but I
> really like my Super C.
> I chose it over
50 quid at SJS - Out of stock. Wiggle too.
Carradice makes great bags that are next to impossible to buy.
On Oct 13, 6:08 pm, PATRICK MOORE wrote:
> Thanks, Jay -- the Super C is definitely a contender tho' it lacks the
> long flap. I figure what, $140 or so shipped from Wiggle?
>
> On Sat, Oct 1
Great s240 video. Looks like beautiful riding in SF area.
I love the twisted bonzai looking trees. We don't have that here in MD. Are
those redwoods in the vid???
http://vimeo.com/46103673
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A sad moment to have to sell these 2 bikes. My intent originally w. my
Saluki was to do tours. This has not happened due to a number of factors.
Below is a list of the awsome builds of these two fine bikes.
My 58cm 650b Saluki frame is around 3 years old and bought new. Custom Pea
sage green
The AHH is not for sale any more. I sold my Bombadil first so the AHH is
mine to keep. Sorry and good luck in your search.
On Wednesday, September 12, 2012 8:08:56 AM UTC-5, MisterMo wrote:
>
> Blindrobert,
>
> Do you still have this frame for sale? If so, I'm interested. I couldn't
> figure
It took a little bit of fiddling with both the rack height and the decaleur
- also I bought the tallest version of the Berthoud bag. Maybe you got a
shorter one? It's better looking to go with the taller bag, IMHO, rather
than have the rack jacked way up above the fender or the top of the bag
Green, like the bike! Very nice.
Joe Bernard
Vallejo, CA.
On Saturday, October 13, 2012 4:01:55 AM UTC-7, ccanter wrote:
> The bear traps came yesterday. They felt really cheap in my hands.
> How best to describe the bearings? Stiff? Tight? Crunchy? All are
> accurate. I did a ride of ab
I'd like the price and photos of the 55 Bleriot, please.
Thanks,
Fred
On Sat, Oct 13, 2012 at 1:19 PM, hobie wrote:
> A sad moment to have to sell these 2 bikes. My intent originally w. my
> Saluki was to do tours. This has not happened due to a number of factors.
> Below is a list of the awsome
I have a set of beartraps on a rockhopper/albatross/2.5" tire hunq-style
bike and i love them. At one time, i had two of the suntour xc-II bear
traps which i thought were the absolute best. On a long dirt ride, the
suntour bit the dust (mud) and was decimated on the long, bearing-less ride
home
swift! swift! swift!
On Wednesday, October 10, 2012 6:01:43 AM UTC-7, doc wrote:
>
> Swift Short Stacks:
> http://gspiess.files.wordpress.com/2011/04/swift-and-x-bike-015.jpg
>
> On Tuesday, October 9, 2012 1:50:05 PM UTC-4, Don wrote:
>
>> OK, having picked your brains quite successfully on the
There is a Sackville medium on ebay right now.
On Oct 13, 2012 12:26 PM, "Jay in Tel Aviv" wrote:
> 50 quid at SJS - Out of stock. Wiggle too.
> Carradice makes great bags that are next to impossible to buy.
>
> On Oct 13, 6:08 pm, PATRICK MOORE wrote:
> > Thanks, Jay -- the Super C is definitel
I would only add that I do not take it for granted that a pedal comes from
the factory properly put together if it uses ball bearings. If the bearings
do not feel right upon putting on the bike , double check the adjustment of
the bearings. If they are too tight or loose they won't last long !
So so sorry to hear that you got hit. I was hit in downtown Washington several years ago, did not call the police but did have 2 pedestrians rush up to me with their business cards, saying they would be my witnesses. The insurance company paid for everything I needed replaced and some minor medic
Peter: do you have the link or auction #? My searches for Sackville,
saddlebag, Rivendell etc don't turn it up.
Thanks, Patrick
On Sat, Oct 13, 2012 at 2:32 PM, Peter Morgano wrote:
> There is a Sackville medium on ebay right now.
>
> On Oct 13, 2012 12:26 PM, "Jay in Tel Aviv" wrote:
>>
>> 50
I was just looking at it (not buying though):
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Rivendell-saddlesack-medium-/230864980164?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item35c0a008c4
On Sat, Oct 13, 2012 at 3:05 PM, PATRICK MOORE wrote:
> Peter: do you have the link or auction #? My searches for Sackville,
> saddlebag, Rive
Hi there,
Do you still have the bag for sale?
Thanks,
Isaac
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Thanks, just bought it. (I think -- these damn' computer transactions
always leave me a bit confused.)
Seller: are you on list? If so, the "system" charged me $15.43 for
shipping even tho' the conditions on the auction page include "free
shipping for buy it now." Can you please refund the $15.43 v
Right on Gartha little adjustment and some good quality grease. I
have an inexpensive pair on my old single speed with thousands of high rpm
miles and they are smooth running. New bearings are cheap also and its good
to have a small supply in various sizes in your tool box.
On Saturday,
Front deraileurs are cheap maybe get a Shimano Sora ($25) and they seldom
break.You will appreciate the super low gearing eventually.
On Friday, October 12, 2012 8:32:06 PM UTC-7, lungimsam wrote:
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> Will a triple chainring up front work with an Ultegra RD (short jockey
>> arm)? You can see it
I picked up that 66cm Ram on ebay. Makes me forget the near miss with a 64cm
Green Ram earlier this year! Though green was my favorite color of the three
66cm is the right size and orange is nice too.
I told my wife it doesn't let her off the hook seven years from now on my 40th
birthday when
Congrats; there is no turning back.
And: we demand photos and first and later impressions.
On Sat, Oct 13, 2012 at 5:18 PM, Ryan Ray wrote:
> I picked up that 66cm Ram on ebay. Makes me forget the near miss with a 64cm
> Green Ram earlier this year! Though green was my favorite color of the thr
Good point. Claims adjusters will often dangle a quick, relatively
rich settlement in front of you saying, in effect, "Sign here" to
waive rights to any further claim.
Regarding insurance companies snooping the web to pick up the dirties
on claimants: really? Oh come now!
On Sat, Oct 13, 2012 at
After 30 hours of off and on rain, manna from heaven during this drought, I
got out for a ride this afternoon. The roads were wet when I left so I took
the fendered Legolas with Jack Brown Greens. Temperatures were in the 50s
the entire ride so Ibex wool jersey and knickers were perfect. I stopp
What a great short! Fun riding, sweet bikes, e molti baffi. We are
unstoppable...
- Andrew, Berkeley
On Saturday, October 13, 2012 10:12:15 AM UTC-7, lungimsam wrote:
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> Great s240 video. Looks like beautiful riding in SF area.
>
> I love the twisted bonzai looking trees. We don't have that h
Wonderful photos. I envy your the Legolas: am I right in thinking that
this might be the ideal performance-biased all rounder, for combined
pavement and firm dirt?
I note that your custom has the same paint as my '03 Curt (and a very
similar bell). I know how your custom would ride; how does the L
Sold some of this stuff. Here's an updated list. This is the last time I'll
spam the group with my FS stuff for a little while...at least until I get
around to thinning my stash of surplus wheels and wheelsets. I don't want
to keep any of this, so please feel free to make offers if my prices see
all gone!
On Friday, October 12, 2012 9:50:29 PM UTC-4, Zack wrote:
>
> Selling a couple rivish items. Also one free thing.
>
> 1. *Free* Set of Berthoud 50mm stainless Fenders. They have been
> drilled already and are scratched up a bit. I also had to hacksaw a notch
> in the rear fender to
I recommend against the Sora triples. I have owned two and both broke in
exactly the same place. The little tab that anchored the spring just sheared
off on each. Cheap, lousy and disappointing since I am usually a big of less
expensive Shimano. Meanwhile, I have a 21 year old Deore that is stil
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