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Old 06-15-21, 10:55 AM
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“Can’t keep rusted parts, especially chains...they’ll never work.”
The greatest of bovine excrement when it relates to any bike with a singlespeed or IGH drivetrain with no derailer

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I haven't spent time in the 3 speed thread but I 100% agree about appropriate application. I'm partial to dual leg rear wheel stands myself but I'm odd. Very odd...
Dual-leg rear wheel stands, like an old motorcycle wheel stand? I like those - no chance for the bike to pivot on the kickstand if loaded at one end or the other either. Wish someone made a quality piece that wasn't some cheap stamped steel thing off a Flying Pigeon.

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"...and that Campy stuff really shifted great..."
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Originally Posted by cudak888
Dual-leg rear wheel stands, like an old motorcycle wheel stand? I like those - no chance for the bike to pivot on the kickstand if loaded at one end or the other either. Wish someone made a quality piece that wasn't some cheap stamped steel thing off a Flying Pigeon.

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Yup, like a REALLY old MC. Probably not easiest piece to integrate but it seems quite sensible to me.
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"What kind of breaks are those"?
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Originally Posted by Wileyone
"What kind of breaks are those"?
Carbon forks.

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Repainting will increase the value of your bike...
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Originally Posted by cudak888
"Obsolete" is a term that bike shop staff use to signify that you ought to take your business elsewhere.

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Just like collecting vintage watches. Watchmakers who don't want your business will tell you "I can't get parts", or they'll quote you $500 for a simple service.
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Man, I like the sound of that loud a$$ buzzy hub! Stop pedalling so I can listen to it some more.
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I rode one of these on Sunday: https://parkandpedal.com/

Electric assist was pretty darn cool!
I've been gently whispering "you need an e-bike" to my spouse but not in those words. I want to make it a very soft sell. A few weeks ago she unknowingly got on a Cit-E-bike (my name) and said when she started out, she thought someone was behind her, pushing her. Then she realized what it was and had fun on it.

Last week, we took two such bikes and rode on the Hudson River Greenway. We were behind some cyclists who were going slightly slower than our cruising speed, and she said to me, "Let's blow past these people." She had never before said that in her life. I was amused. I am not about to buy an ebike, but I really do like ebikes. And I hope my spouse decides to buy one so she can ride longer or faster or up more hills.
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What's wrong with the 5 bikes you already have?
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Originally Posted by botty kayer
"I'm selling my bikes to spend more time with my family"
Do you suppose I could sell my family to spend more time with my bikes?
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Originally Posted by genejockey
Do you suppose I could sell my family to spend more time with my bikes?
That WOULD be something you might hear...
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Originally Posted by genejockey
Do you suppose I could sell my family to spend more time with my bikes?
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No matter how much you spend on parts to upgrade that vintage bike, you can recoup it all when you sell it.
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"That old (Colnago, Pinarello, De Rosa, etc...) would be ideal for a fixie"
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Originally Posted by Phil_gretz
"...and that Campy stuff really shifted great..."
Well it did....once you installed a Shimano freewheel and switched your Campag shift levers for Simplex Retrofriction.
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"Remember when 650B was something you only saw on those weird old French bikes?"
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"Do they come with ceramic bearings?"

"Those Campy hubs are worn out."

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Things you won't read in the C&V forum

The "Retro Roadie: Old Frames With STIs or ERGOs" thread for no good reason.

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Originally Posted by thumpism
"Remember when 650B was something you only saw on those weird old French bikes?"
Wish it had of stayed there.
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"Press fit."
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"Finally enough gears for any situation!"

"These brakes just make me feel so confident on fast technical descents!"

"I'm gonna hold off buying a new bike till the next generation of Dura Ace comes out."
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Originally Posted by Wileyone
Wish it had of stayed there.
"Had of"?

That's a vernacular more likely seen in Foo.
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