Gram counting is primarily an intellectual exercise is it not? For sure,
light wheels are sublime if you can get away with it. I gave up on sew-ups
long ago but I’ll never forget my first ride on those I built for a Torpado
race bike I owned while living on Nantucket. Transformative, oh my! I’m not
"Gallop"
Cool frame but I'd like to know what's under those huge stickers.
On Wednesday, November 27, 2024 at 10:40:45 PM UTC-8 Edward S wrote:
> Not my post - Rivendell Charlie Gallop Prototype Frame, Bay Area - $1100
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> https://sfbay.craigslist.org/eby/bik/d/berkeley-rivendell-charlie-gal
Fun thread. Reminds me of "It's All About The Bike" by Robert Penn.
I'm also a spreadsheet jockey (I recently said to a retired-actuary-biking
friend, "If it can't be done in a spreadsheet, it's not worth doing."), and
I have a column for component weights, but I haven't used that column in a
l
Hiya Joe/all,
This was my Charlie. And still is, as I got cold feet and decided to hold
onto it. Didn't formally post to the list as I really didn't wanna juggle
shipping offers. Only got a handful of miles in the saddle before tearing
it down for a still stalled out rebuild, but can confirm it
Thanks for posting this.. Skim-read the first one, and it seems great.
Can't wait to find time to read the rest.
It obviously deals with a lot of political and citizenship questioning that
many of us are dealing with right now, but I've long been passionate about
the americana / love-of-small-
Patrick I've always appreciated your contributions to this group.
Please keep politics and anything to do wth Bari Weiss as far away from
this place at possible.
ModeratorJim, delete if needed.
On Saturday, November 30, 2024 at 6:16:49 PM UTC-7 Patrick Moore wrote:
> A bitter-sweet nostalgia f
Hey gang, I want to raise and extend the cockpit a bit on one of my bikes.
Currently, there is a Specialized (Nitto Pearl) 60 mm stem, and from the
insertion line to the top of the stem bolt is appx 80 mm, give or take a mm.
The Smallux over at the Riv site looks like it might fit the bill. The
Golly, I have not be in a Perkins forever. I’m from western PA, which had its
peak in 1967. It has been down hill ever since.
> On Nov 30, 2024, at 5:16 PM, Patrick Moore wrote:
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> A bitter-sweet nostalgia for a genuine America. Newly married couple explore
> contemporary America on folding b
Looks like the post is gone now, that was my old silver 54 swoop tube
Gallop right? I was the one who stickered it up for commuting but it was
mint underneath. I don't think the fella who bought it from me rode it much
(at all?). Kinda miss that bike, it was a perfect commuter, but just too
o
On Saturday, November 30, 2024 at 10:34:03 AM UTC-6 John Dewey wrote:
Gram counting is primarily an intellectual exercise is it not?
I don't think so. In some sense it's purely a physical exercise, removing
mass from the bike. Or, as Bill has noted, it can be a financial exercise,
calculating
On Saturday, 30 November 2024 at 2:01:48 am UTC+11 Joe Bernard wrote:
I've never been able to accurately measure a spindle with a tape measure
while it's in the frame.
If you don't have a vernier caliper to do the job, then you can get a
pretty accurate measurement with a tape measure by meas
Yes indeed! Mostly new to me—I was very pleased with the extensive bike path network. –Eric NOn Nov 30, 2024, at 7:53 AM, John Dewey wrote:That photo was taken on the roads up near Black Point. Great riding out there. JockOn Sat, Nov 30, 2024 at 7:43 AM 'Eric Norris' via RBW Owners Bunch
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