Selling a wheelset with the following components:
Velocity Dyad silver rims, 32h, 700C
Shimano LX M570 matte silver hubs (this is the older version with the
external rubber "boots"), 135mm rear spacing
Wheelsmith DB silver spokes, brass nipples
Wheels were built by Universal Cycles, and have been
The wheels have been sold.
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I bought this last week from Longleaf Bicycles, and it turns out I
prefer my IQ Cyo R. Paid $120 + shipping, and will sell for $95/
shipped to the lower 48. PayPal only.
Specs:
60 Lux
Silver/Chrome Finish
Standlight
Senso/On/Off Switch
It's basically in the same condition as when I received it,
fference, but in your experience, what
> is the difference in illumination between the R and the non-R?
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> On Sat, Dec 4, 2010 at 7:27 PM, M. Chandler wrote:
> > I bought this last week from Longleaf Bicycles, and it turns out I
> > prefer my IQ Cyo R. Paid $1
Used and charged once. Includes Ixon IQ headlight, bar clamp,
batteries, charger, and wall plug adapter (and original packaging &
instructions). Peter White sells the combo for $140 + shipping, and
I'll sell this for $120/shipped to the lower 48. Only selling it
because I prefer my Cyo IQ R. Pa
The transition from the hoods to the flats looks fantastic. Which
bars are those?
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I'm getting ready to purchase a Shimano dynohub-equipped front wheel,
and have narrowed my head lamp choice to the Lumotec IQ Fly and IQ
Cyo. I'm not sure if the latter would be compatible with low-profile
canti's and fork crown mounting, however (see pics below).
Does anyone out there have exper
I recently did some reading/research, and the IQ Cyo seems to be the
favorite (under $150). My commuter has low-profile cantilevers, so
I'm waiting for Peter White to receive his shipment of compatible
mounting brackets.
For rear lights, I like the PDW Radbot (and Fenderbot) and Cat Eye
Reflex.
I'm very interested in the Marathon Supremes, and am wondering if
anyone has mounted them on Sun CR18 rims. Easy or tight fit?
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They certainly don't have a classic shape/profile, but they look like
they'd work really well with modern levers (Cane Creek SCR-5, Tektro
R200, etc).
http://www16.ocn.ne.jp/~nitto210/nitto-jpg.pdf
Does anyone know if they'll work with non-STI levers (i.e., the ones
listed above)?
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Any recommendation for small-ish panniers for commuting? I'm looking
at:
Lone Peak P-099
Lone Peak P-100
Arkel B-26
They'll be going on a Tubus Cosmo if that makes any difference.
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If waterproof-ness (or Ortlieb's level of waterproof-ness) isn't a
must-have, then what about the offerings from Lone Peak and/or Arkel?
>From what I've read, the Lone Peaks are lighter than most, and quite
serviceable for 2-3x/week use (25 miles round/trip).
On Apr 6, 9:46 pm, Me wrote:
> For wh
'Me'. Ortliebs are very hard to beat.
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> On Apr 7, 11:19 am, "M. Chandler" wrote:
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> > If waterproof-ness (or Ortlieb's level of waterproof-ness) isn't a
> > must-have, then what about the offerings from Lone Peak and/or Arkel?
> > From what I&
I must admit that I like the looks of these:
http://thetouringstore.com/ORTLIEB/Ort%20PANNIERS/SPP/SPP%20PAGE.htm
I'm just wondering if they're overkill for my needs, though.
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Shimano's road triples are too tall for my needs, so I'm wondering if
there are brifter-friendly cranks in the 26/36/46 range out there.
I've got a Sugino XD triple that's 24/36/48, but the big ring isn't
ramped (and I suspect the rings are spaced for an 8-speed chain).
Current derailleurs are XT (
I think I have it narrowed down to:
* Ortlieb Sport Packer Plus
* Lone Peak P-099
* Lone Peak P-100
* Lone Peak P-150
* Arkel B-26
Since my frame has been delayed again, I've got a little more time to
figure out which ones I should get.
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; flawlessly. I don't recall whether the rings were even ramped/pinned.
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> > > You just need to get the appropriate Jtek Shiftmate rollamajig thing
> > > for your derailleur/cassette match-up:
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> > >http://jtekengineering.com/shiftmate.htm
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> > > On
I ordered a Tubus Cosmo (stainless) rack from Wiggle on the UK for
under $130. Placed the order Monday, and had the rack on Saturday.
The finish is really, really nice.
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I have a like-new Busch & Muller 4D Toplight Permanent light for
sale. Takes two AA batteries (not included), has four non-flashing
LEDs, a built-in reflector, and mounts to a Euro-style rack (eg,
Tubus). Mounted (holes punched for 80mm mounting), but not ridden.
$28/shipped in the lower 48 (PayP
I have the following 110mm BCD/5-pin chainrings available:
Sugino silver 48t outer. New/take-off. $20
Sugino silver 36t middle. New/take-off. $17
T.A. silver 36t middle. New. $38
The Suginos were taken off an XD2 triple. Photos here:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/justri...576232715813
The Sugino 'rings have been sold. The T.A. is still available.
On May 3, 2:15 pm, "M. Chandler" wrote:
> I have the following 110mm BCD/5-pin chainrings available:
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> Sugino silver 48t outer. New/take-off. $20
> Sugino silver 36t middle. New/take-off. $17
&
I've used Jump Stops for over 10 years, and they are outstanding. You
can all but remove the derailleur's inner limit screw, and you still
won't throw the chain.
On May 7, 7:35 pm, happyriding wrote:
> 1) A recent thread mentioned chains falling off to the inside on an
> Atlantis and gouging th
One pair of assembled, but never-installed Gilles Berthoud composite
fenders. 700x50, complete with all hardware.
$40+shipping.
E-mail me if interested.
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Selling one bike's worth of Shimano BR-R550 cantilevers. Installed and
then promptly removed. Never ridden, and the pads have not even touched a
rim. Includes mounting hardware and link-wires. $38/shipped to the
lower-48 (PayPal only).
Contact me directly if you're interested.
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