On Mar 25, 10:09 pm, Kelly Sleeper wrote:
> Trouble is I don't think they make rando bags tall enough to reach the
> Decaleur. I'm measuring about 15 inches from top of rack to bottom of
> handlebars.
>
No problem just design the decaleur to reach the bag!
For a traditional Nitto stem
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One thing that works to prevent neck stiffness for me is to completely
relax my upper body - it takes lots of practice actually. My fit on
my AHH (with 42 cm Noodles) is such that I have a natural bend in my
arms and my scapulas aren't popping out of my back (not that I could
see this anyway, but
Congrats on your new SH!
To my knowledge the largest hammered Honjos are only 43 mm wide. I
have a set on my AHH with 32 mm Marathons. They are just wide enough
to be fully functional. My Jack Browns or 35 mm Marathons "fit" but
aren't super functional in that the fender doesn't cover as well a
Would you be interested in parting with just the frame, fork and
headset?
Also, you have prompted me to begin my full-hearted selling of my Sam
Hillborne. Its a 60 cm, double top-tubed version, Waterford, < 500
miles. Wonderful construction, finish, etc. I was convinced it
wouldn't be too big fo
$200 and other parts.
On Sep 21, 1:09 am, "Allingham II, Thomas J"
wrote:
> What color?
>
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For sale is my Sam Hillborne 60 cm, double top-tubed, Waterford
version.
The frame is a beauty but unfortunately is just too big for me. I've
tried everything to achieve the riding position, posture, etc I want
and it just doesn't work.
Less than 500 miles on it.
Frame, fork, Cane Creek headset
ke cage behind Vanderbilt Hall at HMS. Very
> nice. I would definitely be interested if I didn't already have a 60cm
> Rambouillet.
>
> Steve "the owner of the grey Surly Cross Check with the Nexus rear hub who
> also parks in the Vandy bike cage" Wimberg
>
> On Se
There is a guy out in Plymouth that does powdercoating but I would not
recommend him at all if you're concerned with a too thick of coat
covering up the lugwork. I brought him my 1967 Gitane touring bike
with lovely Nervex lugwork and stressed not to put it on too thick. It
came out too thick. I
For sale is my 59 cm AHH. 2009 Waterford bought direct from Riv HQ in
2010. Normal beausage for a 2+ year old frame. One 8 or 9 cm long paint
nick on the TT near the seat post that was touched up with proper touch up
paint I bought from Waterford. I was helping a morning commuter who's
chai
Hello,
Cross-posting my Atlantis I have on the Boston craigslist. Hopeful to find
a good home.
Toyo Rivendell Atlantis. 56 cm. 26 in wheel size. Estimate is mid-2000’s.
I purchased this bike from the Pro’s Closet in May 2017. It came to me in
mountain bike mode and I converted it to commuter
Sold
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Very nice! How do you like the constructuer rack? What sort of
panniers fit on that puppy so you won't have to worry about heel
clearance.
Tom
On Jul 12, 3:11 am, Rex Kerr wrote:
> Just finished... 11pm, just in time to ride it in to work tomorrow!! Rode
> it around the block a few times to ma
Hi Steve,
Do you know if your Quickbeam has mid-fork eyelets for a rack? My
understanding is that one version of the older ones didn't have
them.
Thanks in advance!
Regards,
Tom
Arlington, MA
On Aug 14, 8:36 pm, steve wrote:
> This is the old-style Quickbeam, in excellent condition. Compone
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