I'll be there again this year with my two boys, age 8 and 10, and either my
Homer or Legolas. We should definitely all meet up for a beer.
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What stem angle are folks running to get to around bar height without a ton of
spacers or super steep stem angle---6 or 7 degrees? Photos would be helpful if
you have them.
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Not exact--just close enough.
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I love this bike! I have a second hand custom that's set up similar---less Ti
and no fenders. No scale here but I'd imagine mine is sub 25, too. My Legolas
is also built up with Record 10 and has to well under 25 as well.
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Hartford Cross is that weekend so I'm out. Keep me posted on other get
togethers. Is anyone going to NAHBS in Hartford?
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After swearing them off--and a rash of leaky butyl tubes--I'm giving latex
another try. 700c are tough enough to come by. I can't find any 650b options.
Do they exist?
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I saw those, too. Might be the best option if 650b is unavailable.
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I've had two fall out in two weeks. No problems in the past. Can I glue em?
Other ideas?
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I'm headed up to Rochester next weekend for a wedding. My wife is in the
wedding party so I'll have some down time. Any suggestions for a 2-3 hour
ride? Any place to pull over and fly fish? I think our hotel is near the Erie
Canal in Greece--how's that? Thanks in advance.
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Alex,
Many thanks. I'll try to stop by the shop next week.
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Alex,
Wow--your shop looks amazing. My wife and I are planning on stopping by next
Friday. Thanks for the local knowledge.
Jay
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I saw the listing for the dirt road ride/bike demo/swap meet on BikeReg. I'm
intrigued and planning on going. Does anyone know any details? Anyone else
going?
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Right now, I have Soma Xpress 650b x 38s under Longboard fenders and it looks
like I could go a little bigger. Can I fit a Compass 42s? Some other 42? Or
should I stick with the 38s? At $80 a tire for the Compass tires, in
particular, I'd rather not mess around with trial and error. I don't ha
I should have mentioned... I have Velocity Altas rims. Thanks.
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Who's in? My Rivendells are staying at home but I'll be there with my 650b
Peugeot PX-50 (and maybe my son's 500a Gitane).
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Yes, it is lighter tubing than the stock Roadeo. FWIW, I have a 2017
Legolas with fork eyelets. Mark okayed mine for a light rando bag. Do it.
I love mine.
On Sunday, October 8, 2017 at 1:45:26 PM UTC-4, Jim M. wrote:
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> Sean's former bike for sale in Oakland:
> https://sfbay.craigslist.or
I'm still in. I talked to Johnny (aka Ultra Romance) and Troy from Crust about
it at French Fender Day. It sounds like some of the off road sections might
require larger tires but a lot of the route will be on quiet paved roads.
They're going to post three routes of varying distances later in
Where should I look for photos from the event? Peter's Flickr? Somewhere else?
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Drooling
I'm not in the market ATM but this would be perfect the perfect geared
bicycle for me. I wouldn't change a thing.
Good luck with the sale.
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wrote:
> Good morning,
>
> Saddle height is 75cm according to my measuremen
Albatross bars
v-brakes
WI ENO single speed rear hub
40x16 gearing with WI freewheel
SP dynohub in front
Compass Pass EL 38s
Rivet saddle on Nitto S65 post
VP1 "flat gripking" pedals
On Tuesday, February 9, 2021 at 7:43:49 PM UTC+2 Erik wrote:
> I decided to get in on the Sam action last week and
A Selle Anatomica saddle will fix your short rails problem.
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t all, or just adjust the limit screw.
What say you, all knowing bike fiddlers?
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Last package I got from Riv they stuck one in free. I haven't even used it yet.
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Beautiful shot.
I misread this initially as Mt Washington and Mt Jefferson. That would be
something.
On Tuesday, November 5, 2013 3:58:58 AM UTC+2, Michael wrote:
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> Looks like a beautiful ride!
>>
> The Bleriot looks fantastic, too.
> Thanks for sharing.
> I think Bleriots are a little on the r
I got the Perdros one. Works great for me. Very sharp and a bit less $$$
than the Parks. No crimper, but a regular pliers works fine for that.
Jay
On Friday, November 8, 2013 9:56:09 PM UTC+2, dougP wrote:
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> Anyone got one of these they want to part with? Since I'll use it a few
. I use the 40T chainring pretty
much exclusively, as there is no FD installed.
Thanks,
Jay
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Chain is 9 speed and new. Cleaning and lubing yesterday helped a lot, but
it's still noicier than I would like.
I almost bought a used Melvin, but the seller backed out.
Jay
On Monday, February 10, 2014 2:52:30 PM UTC+2, blakcloud wrote:
>
nation than at the rear.
>
> On Monday, February 10, 2014 1:15:20 AM UTC-8, Jay in Tel Aviv wrote:
>>
>> I've got my Sam Hillborne set up as single speed at the moment, using a
>> track cog, spaced and rear derailler.
>> The setup looks straight enough to my ey
This would be perfect for me if I needed a bike at the moment. As it is I
already have as many as I can (am allowed to) fit in my apartment.
I would have thought this to be an easy sale though.
Good luck, and enjoy the baby.
Jay
On Monday, February 10, 2014 9:08:30 PM UTC+2, danmc wrote
I commute on my Sam Hillborne, with a Brompton for backup and occassional
multimodal trips (eg throwing it my boss' trunk for out of town meetings). The
Sam is racked and has a QR for the bag. On the Brompton I use a bagman.
Wondering how the same setup would work with a large saddle sack.
Thanks everyone. I already use the bagman for the Super C. Works great.
What I am trying to figure out is if the same setup would work with the
large saddle sack offered by RBW.
Sorry for not being clear.
Jay
On Saturday, February 15, 2014 6:38:35 AM UTC+2, Jay in Tel Aviv wrote:
>
> I c
I will take the Paul Melvin if it is still available.
Jay
On Monday, February 17, 2014 7:23:45 PM UTC+2, Patrick Shea wrote:
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> Howdy All:
>
> I'm moving and must get my parts/frames collection to almost zero.
>
> Nitto 1" stem shifter adaptor from Riv. Excellent
either way works for me.
Jay
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Patrick, did you get the PMI sent you?
Jay
On Tuesday, February 18, 2014 11:36:49 PM UTC+2, Patrick Shea wrote:
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> Hi Jay:
>
> I was thinking I'd cover $5 to ship to the Conti US. Would you cover above
> the five bucks? If so, end me your address and I will mail them out A
Interesting. I too have Supremes on my Sam Hillborne. I had Marathon Pluses on
my last bike, so I'm pretty happy with them. I can't be messing with flats on
my way to work so the Supremes are staying on for a while.
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ng in front so much that I went to a single cog
in back too. Sounds like that wouldn't work for the terrrain you ride in
though.
Jay
On Tuesday, March 25, 2014 4:11:34 AM UTC+2, Steve Palincsar wrote:
>
> On 03/24/2014 09:53 PM, Deacon Patrick wrote:
> > Except for the price tag
I went from 8cm to 11 when I made the switch. I always felt a little too
streched out with Noodles on my Sam. Albas are perfect.
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Fỏr all you guys that (rightly) valúe your high quality trueing kit ...
Riv content - check out the spoke count
Jay
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ut I wouldn't mind
something a bit more "sprightly"
Appreciated.
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I do not like flats on my way to work. I used to run Marathon Pluses, and
upgraded to 35mm Supremes when I got my Riv 3 years ago. Last year I got a
flat and replaced the rear tube with a Slime tube.
I have avoided better performing tires so far because the occasional flat
is not something I wan
#x27;t speak about other kinds of penetrants.
>
> 2 oz of Stan's in a 28 mm road tube kept above 50 psi seems to be just as
> infallible for goatheads, and this has allowed me to run very, very
> delicate tires that, Pre-Stan's, would literally get a goathead flat every
> 2 t
n Slime vs Stan's as far as performance in those conditions?
Glad I don't have goatheads to deal with.
Jay
On Sunday, May 4, 2014 11:08:01 PM UTC+3, Patrick Moore wrote:
>
> One of my tasks as a low-on-the-totem pole beginning mechanic as Stevie's
> Happy Bikes in Corrales,
I did the "just don't shift" thing for several months before removing 8 of
9 cogs. I find it more relaxing not to have the option.
I weigh 165 and usually carry 5-10 lbs in my saddlebag. I'm probably more
likely to go too heavy than too light. Right now I'm asking myself if 32
1spokes isn't ask
, and maybe try the
Slime lites when my current stock runs out.
I lost a tire a couple years ago to a sealant called "Joes". Like Stans,
you inject it in the tube. It didn't really work and gunked up the inside
of my tire so much that I had to replace it.
Jay
On Monday, May 5
OK.
Another variable to mess with on the bike :)
Glad I don't have to worry about shifting.
Jay
On Monday, May 5, 2014 6:41:49 PM UTC+3, hangtownmatt wrote:
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> Jay,
>
> Don't discount the advice given about lowering your tire pressure. I too
> hate flats; especia
ho sold it to me
described it as "Installed, maybe a few miles on it. Excellent. "
It's waiting for me in NH too (really jumped the gun on that one) so I
haven't seen it myself. So,
FS Paul Melvin chain tensioner. $50 shipped
http://www.paulcomp.com/melvin.html
Jay
, world class technology (Audi/VW) but made in Czech Republic to
keep costs down.
Does that make the Czech Republic the European analogue of Taiwan?
Jay
On Tuesday, May 6, 2014 6:39:51 PM UTC+3, doc wrote:
>
> S24O anyone?
>
> http://photos1.blogger.com/img/34/3514/640/Overloaded.jpg
&g
6 speed "BWR" Bromptons use a similar concept. You get a 3 speed IGH, 2
cogs and a chain pusher. Works well and gives you a range of about 300%
with no overlap. Big jumps though.
Eric Norris wrote:
>
> I have a very similar system, also made by SRAM, on one of my bikes. It
> works very well, bu
I wore out the leather on an old B17N. If I still have it I'd be happy to
pass it on for you to use the rails. I'll check when I get home.
On Monday, May 16, 2016 at 4:29:22 PM UTC+3, Tim Gavin wrote:
>
> I bent the rails on one of my Brooks B17 saddles. I was fooling around,
> hopping stuff,
Seems I spoke too soon, gentlemen.
IIRC I offered my worn out B17N here a while back.
There were no takers so I must have gotten rid of it.
Sorry to stoke hopes and dreams and then crush them. Or something like that.
Jay
BTW I finally installed the Rivet Pearl I bought and really like it so
My shins had a terrible time with Lambdas. I've been using VP001s for a
couple years now without shincident :)
On Tuesday, May 24, 2016 at 11:36:54 PM UTC+3, iamkeith wrote:
>
> Well, I posted that last question as you were posting. Ironic timing.
>
> I'm still curious how a regular bolt wou
hey didn't have
just the rail that I needed. So I went to Brooks and was completely
satisfied.
No problem so far with the "leather"
Jay
On Sunday, May 29, 2016 at 9:52:11 PM UTC+3, Ron Mc wrote:
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> astounding
>
>>
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Funny, I wasn't overwhelmed with the C17 on my Sam Hillborne, but love it
on the Brompton.
On Wednesday, June 15, 2016 at 8:35:40 AM UTC+3, Joe Bernard wrote:
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> That's a promising report, Chris. I agree it takes a couple weeks to get
> "worked in" to a new saddle so I'll give it some time. If
life left if someone wants to try them out
I'm guessing shipping would be about $10/item.
I'll take pictures if anyone is interested.
Can't stand throwing stuff out but I'm not going to get any more use out of
these.
Jay
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On Friday, June 17, 2016 at 5:23:23 PM UTC+3, Jay in Tel Aviv wrote:
>
> I tried this for a few months, replaced with a Rivit.
> $9
I got a pair of these on the recent Planet X sale. Arrived and installed
today. They went on real easy and look great, but I did have time for a
test ride. Looking forward to trying something new after several years of
Marathon Supremes.
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Hope I can get my fenders around these come winter time.
Jay
On Saturday, June 18, 2016 at 3:07:32 AM UTC+3, Minh wrote:
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> Jay, what size did you get? True to size?
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c of the bigger
diameter and lower pressure.
They are too big for my fenders so I'll have to switch back to the Supremes
for the winter.
Too early to comment on durability / flat proofness.
Jay
On Sunday, June 26, 2016 at 7:30:36 PM UTC+3, Garth wrote:
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> John here is some tests o
With cutout and laces.
$85 including shipping to the lower 48.
I'm flying to New Hampshire tomorrow, so I can bring the saddle with me and
ship it from there if anyone is interested.
Last chance for domestic shipping until August when my wife goes to see her
parents.
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Used for commuting for a few months and then replaced with a Rivit that
fits me better. Excellent used condition.
On Friday, July 1, 2016 at 2:19:49 PM UTC+3, Jay in Tel Aviv wrote:
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> With cutout and laces.
> $85 including shipping to the lower 48.
>
> I'm flying to New Ha
Send me an email and I'll forward it to you. Can't seem to post pictures on my
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Some interest but no takers yet.
Bump and reducing price to $80 including shipping from 03253.
Jay
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Saddle is sold.
It was the last thing in my suitcase on the way out the door to the airport.
Hope it fits the buyer better than it did me.
Jay
On Saturday, July 2, 2016 at 6:59:36 AM UTC+3, Jay in Tel Aviv wrote:
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> Some interest but no takers yet.
> Bump and reducing price to $80
My usual commuting bag is a Carradice Super C, which is similar in
size to the Nelson and Camper but with plastic clips instead of straps
and buckles.
Much easier.
Jay
On Apr 18, 1:44 pm, doc wrote:
> I found the Barley too small for day rides and went with the Pendle.
> For both
ng but didn't was to tilt the handlebars (Noodles)
toward me a bit.
Does any of this conform with popular wisdom on saddle position? Is
there such a thing? I've been fooling around with this stuff for years
and haven't gotten it right yet. It would be great if someone could
list
Or possibly my position was fine to start with and the problem was my
legs. :)
Jay
On Apr 20, 7:23 pm, Jay in Tel Aviv wrote:
> It doesn't rain here from April through at least October, so today the
> fenders came off my Sam and I took it for a ride in the hills for a
> very decad
Or possibly my position was fine to start with and the problem was my
flatlander
legs. :)
Jay
On Apr 20, 7:23 pm, Jay in Tel Aviv wrote:
> It doesn't rain here from April through at least October, so today the
> fenders came off my Sam and I took it for a ride in the hills for a
>
Sorry that happened to you. Hope you get it back.
Jay
On Apr 20, 4:28 pm, Mojo wrote:
> So sorry Tim. I know that terrible feeling when you realize the bike is not
> where you left it. And your Atlantis was tricked out and personalized. (Now
> that I think about it, perhaps ALL Atl
That really stinks. Hope you get it back.
Jay
On Apr 20, 4:28 pm, Mojo wrote:
> So sorry Tim. I know that terrible feeling when you realize the bike is not
> where you left it. And your Atlantis was tricked out and personalized. (Now
> that I think about it, perhaps ALL Atl
I have the 32s on my Sam.
Pretty much as advertised - good combination of speed and puncture
resistance for about $60 a tire.
I did get one puncture a while back, following which I filled my rear
tube with sealant.
Jay
On May 23, 11:13 pm, "Darin G." wrote:
> Think of the Supreme
I try to keep my 32-622 Supremes at 60 psi in front and 80 rear.
With my 170 lbs and ~ 10 lbs of gear the ride gets sluggish when I
start to lose pressure.
More that that feels harsh.
Jay
On Jun 8, 2:09 am, JL wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I might just be the kind of person that finds a
Axiom has a few very nice models which would meet your requirements.
I use one on my Sam when I want a rack. It's one of the Journeys. I've
toured with it with no issues.
Jay
On Jun 18, 7:16 am, Ryan Ray wrote:
> The old aluminum rack that came with my 1989 touring bike really
&
The Local Motion map is excellent, as is the ACA Green Mountain Loop.
I used both last summer touring Vermont on my Sam.
Jay
On Jun 20, 11:16 pm, Zack wrote:
> Michael -
>
> Thanks for the link to that map, that's a fantastic resource.
>
> I am actually leaving tomorrow, doi
If you decide to go back to the Noodles, I'd be happy to take the
Albas off your hands.
Jay
On Jun 25, 7:23 pm, Andy Smitty Schmidt <54ca...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Here are a few pics of my recent handlebar juggling
> project.<https://picasaweb.google.com/1131483239943537623
ide the bars I
would just need brake levers and the Nitto shim from Riv. And grips or
tape of some kind. Maybe $100-120 for the lot.
Any used Albas out there looking for a home?
Jay
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affiliated with Thorn bicycles. Which IMHO is another point in their
favor.
Happy shopping everyone.
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Anybody try these pedals? I'm tired of getting my shins torn up by the
metal ones.
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Thanks Robert.
How are the Grip Kings on your shins?
Jay
On Jun 28, 9:20 am, "Robert F. Harrison" wrote:
> I haven't put them on my Riv, but I've had them on my Bike Friday NWT for
> about a year including an Oregon coast tour this past Spring. I like em.
> Th
ikes on my VO touring pedals hurt.
Now I'm thinking about grip kings and a kinder and gentler shaped
metal platorm.
Jay
On Jun 29, 3:19 pm, Shifty <1upand1d...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I bought a pair after buying into the concept of an ergonomic pedal. First
> thing, oh my gosh are
x27;m running at the moment.
Jay
On Jul 3, 5:52 pm, RJM wrote:
> I just thought of another one...v-brakes. I love them, they work really
> well and I have to say I prefer them over cantis. Paul Components makes
> some really nice ones that are easy to setup and look nice, but I have a
> se
Funny, I just bought a pair of Supremes in this size to replace the
32s I'm running now. I wanted "the next bigger size" too.
Wonder if there are 40s in my future.
Jay
On Jul 4, 6:36 am, Shifty <1upand1d...@gmail.com> wrote:
> 2012 Schwalbe Marathon Supreme 700 x 35mm, K
I occassionally use a klickfix shopping basket on the handlebars of my
Hillborne.
Just in case there was any doubt, carrying a case of beer in there has
a dramatic impact on steering.
Must be something to do with trail. :)
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to send mine 1st.
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I've got a pair waiting for me at the post office. :)
Should be able to add my impressions by the weekend.
On Jul 17, 8:57 pm, Rex Kerr wrote:
> I had some 5% back store credit burning a hole in my rivbike.com account,
> so I recently made a "purchase". (Thanks guys!) Part of my order was a
>
Should have mentioned that mine is 26mm diameter - Noodle sized.
If yours is 25.4 so much the better. If not I'll need a shim.
If anyone wants to buy the 10 cm that would be fine too. Say $30
including shipping. Riv has them on closeout for $40 + shipping so $30
seems about right.
Jay
On J
Crippler,
Thanks.
My preference would still be for 25.4mm clamp diameter, or to sell
mine and buy the right one from Riv.
If neither is offeredn by the end of next week I'll give you a shout.
How are you liking that Atlantis, BTW? Looks really nice.
Jay
On Jul 18, 1:26 am, The Cripler
Used for a few hundred miles. Insertion marks but otherwise nearly
new.
$30 including CONUS shipping.
Jay
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insertion.
Jay
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That's why I stopped riding clipless - ankles hurt from too much time
in the same position.
Can't say I miss it.
Just put a new pair of Grip Kings on the Sam. Can't wait to try them
out tomorrow.
Jay
On Jul 21, 4:33 am, Michael_S wrote:
> I use superfeet in my cycling shoes. T
Stem is sold.
On Jul 21, 8:18 am, Jay in Tel Aviv wrote:
> Nearly new - $30 including shipping or trade for an 11/25.4.
>
> Was sold but the buyer decided that he wanted a different version, so
> let me point out that this is the standard Nitto Technomic stem - not
> so high
Following the discussion here last week I packed my new Lamdas with
grease before installing them this weekend.
It wasn't too hard once I picked all the bearings off the floor. They
ride great - makes me want to do my bottom bracket next.
Jay
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So, should I get the North Roads or put the idea on hold and wait for
"the real Albas"? Even better, any used Alba bars out there looking
for a home?
Jay
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Oxfords look nice.
What stem length works with them?
I use an 8 cm Technomic on the Noodles they would be replacing.
Thanks,
Jay
On Jul 22, 3:30 pm, murphyjrfk wrote:
> The soma Oxford is a pretty good alternative as well. Bar end compatible,
> alloy and cheaper to boot. I have them on
Cool. Follow the link at the bottom of the article for details and a
picture.
Looks like it has lights built in.
On Jul 27, 6:15 am, PATRICK MOORE wrote:
> I think there are at least two product out there that allow you to charge
> your phone or Garmin or, possibly, iPad from your dynohub. I tho
on my new Grip Kings with no impact at all on my normal commuting time
or comfort.
Nice.
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I had a 7 hour layover in Paris yesterday so I had the opportunity to
check out their highly acclaimed bike share program and bike lanes.
Both were extremely easy and to use.
I rode around town for about an hour, past a lot of the major
monuments, then ducked in somewhere for lunch when the rain st
Glad your hands are alright. I wear gloves most of the time for just
that reason. What do you play?
On Aug 4, 10:26 pm, Tom M wrote:
> I do like those gloves. When the weather starts to get cold, I wear silk
> liners under them. Glad your injuries weren't any worse.
> --Tom
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Has anyone mentioned Tiagra stoves yet? Heating a (disgusting) can of hash this
summer at 5000' for me and my 12 year old son was too cool for words.
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A week's worth of groceries for my family of four in panniers and saddlebag -
handling improved if anything. Case of beer in a handlebar basket - handling
definately did not improve.
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