% of the way towards
building a strong and true wheel.
Happy and safe (and quiet) riding to all this weekend,
Mike
On Saturday, August 12, 2023 at 8:10:01 AM UTC-4 Josh C wrote:
> Bones,
> Thanks. That's good to know.
> On Saturday, August 12, 2023 at 8:07:11 AM UTC-4 Bones
atile)
a work in progress: what is the current WIP Riv model?
Not perfect matches, but works for me. Anyway, that's how I interpreted
the blurb.
Mike (currently with only two in the rotation: a Sam and a beater)
On Wednesday, March 29, 2023 at 8:16:47 PM UTC-4 eric...@gmail.com wrote:
To all the lighter duty rear rack users out there,
The Nitto R14 rack has rear struts that allow for connection to 2 and even
3 possible locations on some Riv frames, and I am curious which ones others
use or prefer and why? This question applies to those running the RBW51 or
M1 as a rear rac
bike looks great.
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t would certainly
be an odd looking bike but probably very practical. Who knows though,
those new pictures of the SH really have the wheels in my head
spinning. And I do like to support RBW.
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Cyclery when I was in SF. They
were on a Soma Saga. Although I rode the Saga only briefly I'd
probably stick with Noodles.
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Thanks for all the input folks. I think I'm gonna definitely order up
a pair of 48s and put them on whatever it is I end up building for a
camping/touring bike.
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too
upright. That's just me. At some point I'll put the Albatross bars on
my QB.
Watch, I'll try the 48s, love them and then swap out all the bars on
all my bikes. I'll never ride anything narrower than 46cm.
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Have you contacted Rivendell? Seems like they'd be able to help you
with it. Or even Waterford since they're now making the Atlantis for
Riv.
On Feb 23, 4:06 pm, doug peterson wrote:
> Has anyone ever had something painted to match their Atlantis? I'm
> talking to a guy (not local to me) about p
I say tan. That's great that they're available. I bet those will be a
big sellare here in Portland. They sure make sense.
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Someone got a great deal on a nice, well spec'd bike.
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I know, this seems like a good way to go for them and their customers
(us!). I've been going back and forth forth for a few months now
trying to decide what frame to get for a camping/touring type bike and
this just seems to be complicating it.
On Mar 1, 10:43 am, Pondero wrote:
> http://www.rivb
r, lame and this
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I bet the Kalloy is better than the VO.
On Mar 2, 7:10 pm, Justin August wrote:
> Hey folks -
> I'm looking for an affordable seatpost with less setback than the VO
> post. I don't really feel like springing for the Nitto post. VO has a
> "nice" Kalloy post but I'm never sure on budget parts with
ever owned and the
one I'd never get rid of. For anyone considering a Hilsen, go for it.
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On Mar 3, 6:36 pm, Way Rebb wrote:
> I've never understood why lay away is more appealing than saving up
> for something.
>
> Of course in my case I never actually buy what I save
A Riv leasing program would be great but probably very very
impractical for RBW but not for us...
On Mar 4, 8:03 am, Montclair BobbyB wrote:
> I could live with that setup for sure. Oh ... but then again...
> there's still that Hilsen and the Atlantis I'm lusting after...
>
> Maybe Riv needs to
That is correct.
On Mar 6, 7:54 am, "J. Burkhalter" wrote:
> Hey Brett,
>
> I believe the tabbed washers are for shifter installation on downtube
> bosses. They act as a shifter stop.
>
> -Jay B.
>
> On Mar 6, 8:23 am, Brett Lindenbach
> wrote:
>
>
>
> > On a related topic, I just installed sil
and while they're nice they're just not my tire of
choice for brevets. I think JB greens or Paselas (32s) are the way to
go.
I'm cooked. Time for bed.
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uring next year or ride some different events. But then again,
I think the Cascade 1200k may be happening next year and I've always
wanted to do that so who knows.
For the moment, I'll enjoy some afternoon coffee, a book (You Are Not
A Gadget), and a movie later today with my wife.
Grove. The reply was "Yes,
definitely". And sure enough it started raining as we rolled along
Gales Creek and back into Forest Grove.
I'm glad you had fun Lynne. You looked really comfortable when I saw
you motoring into Birkenfeld.
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What I enjoyed about the clip was the lucid critique of the culture of
fear.
I also sent Grant a link to the Thudguard page and suggested Rivendell
make a tweed lugged model.
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It may not resonate with everyone the same way.
I think a tweed lugged steel Thudguard with some spalts and Wooly Warm
sweater would look great while pedaling a Rivendell.
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That bag looks great. Real simple. I've seen a few up close and like
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ead on Flickr:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/moralinefree/5511909015/
He's rolling fully loaded over some serious terrain. The bikes seem
quite functional.
Yeah, this thread is a bit off topic, but who cares, it's not about
helmets and at it's heart it's in the spirit of Rivish things
t-up.
Hey Lynne, are you doing PBP this year?
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can see how it might be great for climbing but otherwise, just too
much of a pain in the ass for the way I like to ride. And yes, I
probably should have gone with a 16t cog or smaller but really, it's a
moot point because regardless of the cog size I won't be ridding fixed
anytime soon.
-
bag was a bit
tricky because of the length of the stem and position of the
decauler.
I definitely say go big on the bag, it's expensive but worth it and
consider the Berthoud decauler. You could also see if someone could
build you a decauler.
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from the ride:
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These were taken with my phone but my plan is to have a real digital
camera by the time of the 400k.
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Eric, bummer about the rain but it appears you survived. Are you
planning on doing PBP this year?
I really expected more rain on the 300k I did yesterday but overall it
was actually quite a pleasant day.
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Certainly more often done with sweaters or something with a thicker
yarn than shirts or underwear, but many people will un-knit the
garment and re-knit the yarn into something else.
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I hope you'll provide us with a post PBP report.
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Will you be at the Covered Bridges 400k?
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760 Center Boulevard
Fairfax, CA 94930
There's a shut-down grocery store with a big parking lot. All the out-
of-town cyclists park here for the day.
On Mar 31, 11:38 am, franklyn wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am doing an all-day ride tomorrow (friday, a week day) from Fairfax.
> Where can I park in or nea
Seems dangerous. Unlike a quick-release, they can be spun loose just
by bumping into something. Or am I not understanding some locking
mechanism?
On Apr 5, 3:49 pm, Amit Singh wrote:
> http://store.velo-orange.com/index.php/vo-stainless-wingnuts.html
>
> Retro-Grouch-ish or Fetish-ism? :)
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I use one of those dumbell wrenches from Riv. It fits well in the
tool bag and doesn't have sharp bits to catch on things.
I was tempted by the VO wing nuts, but the price slowed me down enough
to miss them completely. Probably just as well.
On Apr 6, 10:05 am, PATRICK MOORE wrote:
> What I re
Beautiful bike Marty. Really looking forward to pictures of the
complete build. Seems to have arrived just in time for spring.
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On Apr 5, 4:54 pm, Marty wrote:
> Perfection!
>
> http://tinyurl.com/32z9k4l
>
> I even included a video in the set to capture the beauty of the
en. The Duremes seem like a nice all-rounder tire and like they
might roll a bit more smoothly than the standard Marathons. Anyone out
there have any experience with them?
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40's seem like they'd be fine for most off road riding on a Hillborne
or Hilsen. I guess if you need a bigger tire than that you probably
need a different bike. I do wish they were a bit cheaper.
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On Apr 8, 8:37 am, cyclotourist wrote:
> Their shoes plane.
>
Actually, we can't be so sure until BQ has done a test of the
product.
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Very nice. I was rolling around in the dirt in Forest Park yesterday
on your old Quickbeam.
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#x27;re out there to give people choices.
The GG bag looks good on Fred's custom.
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On Apr 10, 5:53 am, Forrest wrote:
> I am aesthetically challenged, and I don't care. -- Forrest
>
> http://flic.kr/p/9xoKQyhttp://flic.kr/p/9xoFoW
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you still have means to keep pedaling while this sorts itself out.
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The Sackville SaddleSack XS is my favorite Riv bag. It's great. And it
holds a ton of stuff. It's fairly easy to access unless it's totally
over packed.
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I customized my Sackville SS XS to accommodate a light:
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As noted, this was Grant's idea. It works great.
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On Apr 14, 5:09 pm, Geoff wrote:
> Thanks, Everyone, for your great comments.
>
> It sounds like the new Saddl
to get yet another
bike on the road really isn't a big deal in the scheme of things. I've
been riding my QB a ton and so will most likely ride that this weekend
if I can't get the freewheel issue resolved.
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Nitto bars, stem and post and Sliver
shifters. Hubs, cranks, bb, and fenders (modified) are VO. Oh, and
Newbaum's tape although I need to rewrap them. I'm not a fan of the
wrapping style. I may redo the brake cables too.
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Yeah, I tend to agree. I don't mind the double TT but if you're gonna
overbuild it why not just make it more rack/load friendly? It doesn't
need to be as sturdy as a Saga but maybe in-between that and their ES
sport road bike.
On Apr 18, 5:12 am, newenglandbike wrote:
> It'll be a good looking, c
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On Apr 18, 7:24 am, bfd wrote:
>
> This is too easy, we all know that the guys looking at $6K carbon
> bikes are never going to go for rack mounts:) Good Luck!
Dude, I doubt people looking at $6k carbon bikes are the target
audience for this bike anyway. This bike with it's quill stem, low B
That's a ride I could get into. Wow! Thanks for posting the pictures.
How are you liking those Kojaks?
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The latest word is that this first batch, at least will have Canti/V
brake mounts and NOT have the cream head tube. Sounded mostly like
some communication issues between Taiwan and Walnut Creek. It would
not surprise me if any subsequent batches go back to sidepull. I
asked about that during a
l I'm using on my rando bike will be moved to my
commuter and I'll just switch back to a cassette hub. I'd sure hate to
have a FW crap out on me during a brevet.
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On Apr 23, 6:53 pm, erik jensen wrote:
> 3 IRD freewheels toasted in the past 6 months, and 20 miles h
Just saw this on the VO blog:
The Freewheel- After about 1500 miles of testing the first one
started making a clicking noise. We took it apart to find lot of wear,
grit inside, and a bad ball bearing. If this is the best freewheel
made in Taiwan, as I was told, then we're very disappointed. It's
How's the quality on the current Shimano FWs? Are they more reliable
than the IRD FWs?
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That's great those tires fit. Makes me think I could squeeze them on
my Hilsen. Most likely I'll order up some of the 700cx40s before
summer.
And by the way, your SH looks great Gotta love the versatility of
Rivendell frames.
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Looks like perfect terrain for the QB. After the winter you folks had
I imagine you're excited about summer and all it's sweaty humid
goodness.
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On Apr 29, 2:02 am, newenglandbike wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> Just thought I'd share a few snapshots from a brief ride last w
Hey Patrick, so that's a Rene Herse? 1958? Wow, that looks great.
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I really like the Albatross bars for commuting but anything over 15
miles and I find myself wanting a different bar. I really liked the
way moustache bars felt when climbing but hated them for tricky
descents as the brakes levers felt like they were in a horrible
place.
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(32s). Sure, they're sluggish but I only really notice when riding
with others. Most of the time I ride alone and they feel fine.
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On May 4, 5:31 am, EricP wrote:
> Totally non-scientific and just my own opinion. A few weeks ago
> purchased a pair of Marathon Duremes in 700x40 for a non-Riv bike.
> For comparison, have had a set of Supreme 700x40 on my Sam
This seems to have become a more general handlebar topic which makes
sense, because nearly all of what you'd say about the S-1 and bars
would apply to Hunqua or Betty as well.
I've ridden the S1 prototype at Riv (march this year) and a Bomba a
couple of years ago (one of the parallel top tube mod
http://www.rivbike.com ? Works just as well from NYC. Sorry, not
helpful, but I couldn't resist.
More serious now, I've lived and worked in some pretty good bike
towns. Seattle, Sacramento, Davis, Boulder. Haven't quite found
another place like RBW. Good shops yes, but all different. Which o
I'm glad to see the shipment of Aussie Wool, but I'm less happy about
the "much of it for the last time" line. I may have to put away a
pair of wemi-tights or two.
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I've had a S-one on order since January.
I'm 183 cm tall, 91 cm PBH, 62 frame coming.
I will almost certainly put drop bars on this bike. At least for its
first fitting. I have a used Nitto that's narrow on top, flared at
the bottom that will be the first fit attempt.
I'm currently trying out
tross bars
that are currently on my CC and use this is my commuter. Not sure what
will happen to the CC.
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Sorry about this. I meant to post this to the Surly LHT Group. I
should probably just stay focused on packing for the 600k. Too much
going on. Although, there is Riv content.
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On May 6, 3:38 pm, Mike wrote:
> So I finally picked up my LHT. I took it round the neighborhood but no
>
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I had this song stuck in my head for the entire second day. It wasn't
so bad but still seemed like such a random song to have going in your
head over and over and over...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6aumejrcEHs
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work. I'm leaning toward some sort of drops.
Nitto Humble Seatpost
Saddle - got a couple of t
Very very nice. Love the colors and the way you spec'd it. Enjoy.
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On May 14, 5:32 pm, reynoldslugs wrote:
> Fat Tire Flyer; very nice climber, fabulous on steep twisty descents
> on awful pavement. Love the Paul M-Racers and the Jack Browns
>
> http://www.flickr.com/ph
fenders.
I guess it's a dedicated sunny day bike.
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On May 15, 5:06 am, MichaelH wrote:
> Very nice. I'll bet you waited a long time for it, which adds to the
> sweetness for sure. I was intrigued by the shifter cable routing and
> look forward to reading how that works o
ng 48cm Noodles, I say go for it.
And one more thing, I'm very happy with the color, quality and feel of
the Newbaum's cloth tape.
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That looks great. Very country bikish.
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On May 15, 7:56 am, frank_a wrote:
> I recently found a Saluki on Craigslist. I sold off my 60 Saluki a few
> years ago and realized not too long afterward it was a bad idea. This
> was before the Hetre and Pari-Moto etc... Anyway I want
Never underestimate the impact of a bicycle ride on your mood. As
always, thanks for posting taking and posting the pictures.
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On May 13, 11:32 pm, manueljohnacosta
wrote:
> With the dread of losing my job hanging over my head and my lost
> wallet somewhere in Milpitas I find it a
Congrats on the purchase of the Hilsen. I doubt you'll be
disappointed. Between the LHT and Hilsen you'll be covered for all
your country bike needs, loaded and unloaded. Definitely post pictures
when you get the bike.
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On May 15, 4:10 pm, Scotty wrote:
> I just thought I wo
This has been an informative thread. I really like my 700x35 Supremes.
Tempted to try the 40s, but they're a tad expensive. I also keep
threatening to try Kojacks. I've come to realize that not only am I a
bag-o-holic but I'm also a tire-o-holic. Still, perhaps just one more
set of tires... one mor
> Good thing they wear out, eh?
No kidding but not quickly given that they're Schwalbes.
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I may have to go bike camping tomorrow night as the weather in PDX is
supposed to be great.
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Both VO and Soma have a few bars that are albatross like, but
narrower. Actually, so does Riv, the Dove Bar -- classic 3 speed
bars. Cheaper than Albatross too!
Soma has that Lauterwasser bar that's sort of half drop half
moustache. There seem to be a lot of choices to try!
I recently tried th
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k the total mileage for the
ride was 85 or so.
Sure was a nice day to have off. Now it's back to work for the next 3
days. I may leave extra early one morning and go through Forest Park
and then just shower at work.
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I won't be there.
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On May 20, 11:52 am, Lynne Fitz wrote:
> Still not attending.
>
> On May 19, 3:53 pm, Allan in Portland wrote:
>
>
>
> > I think a few list members have gone on this in past years. For those
> > in the Portland area and not famili
was talking
with a friend today about wheel building. Hopefully later this year
I'll tackle that. I've been putting it off for too long.
I'm sure you'll do fine. I use the Park manuel but I've also found the
videos posted my Rivendell on Youtube helpful at times.
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> Don't think I have a bike that doesn't have some Nitto on it. I love
> the clean, simple, elegant bars and stems.
Same here. I can't imagine not using Nitto stuff on my bikes when
possible.
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Have you considered running the Salsa Down Under rack? It may not work
for your bike but is reasonably priced.
http://salsacycles.com/components/down_under_rack/
On May 28, 4:42 am, MichaelH wrote:
> I am looking for a silver, front, low rider rack that will at least
> somewhat match the Mark's
That color looks great. Nice build. Makes me wish I could head out on
the QB today.
On May 28, 2:32 pm, andrew hill wrote:
> Let the building begin:
>
> http://salamander.net/stage/SimpleOne/letthebuildingbegin.jpg
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and would come with removable traction pins
in place.
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ed from Peter White. I guess they don't make them anymore. I'll
probably install them on one of my bikes this fall. I'm kind of
surprised this model wasn't more widely available.
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On Jun 7, 12:49 pm, canali wrote:
> interested in the front rollers...colour...condition?
> joe
> jwcoll...@hotmail.com
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According to the OP... "Ortlieb front roller classic bags, red (really
like new!) -- $ 105"
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Now time to head off to work.
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El Duke has a Flickr page, you might try contacting him through that.
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On Jun 11, 10:39 am, MichaelH wrote:
> A while back I bought a bottle of El Duke Degreaser from Rivendell.
> Eco friendly, works great, virtually odorless. Only the bottle is
> almost empty and I can't
Charlie, congrats on the bike. I love that color. Hope you have nice
weather this weekend and can get out and enjoy the bike. Kinda makes
me want to pedal my QB to work today...
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On Jun 12, 12:39 am, charlie wrote:
> Took it on a 8.5 mile ride and realized that I had the rear br
to Detroit Lake for 2 big days in the saddle. So
excited. I'm really hoping that I can get out on the road by 8am on
Tue morning.
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g trips. I haven't even begun looking a receipes with the kits
yet but I'm sure there are tons on the interweb. If anyone on this
list has experience with the cook kits I'd be curious to hear about
them.
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Glad they worked out. It's nice that they're available. I certainly
wouldn't purchase the P45s again now that the LBs are available. But
then again, I have to say, I've got a pair of P45s that are 4yrs old
and holding up just fine, no cracks or anything.
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I know this is a dum question but I'll just put it out there... how do
I dispose of the spent canister?
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e than the
scratch."
"The moral of RAGBRAI is that families and drunken boobs can have fun
on the same route, just maybe at different times of day."
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