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oddjob2 06-28-14 07:06 PM


Originally Posted by cobrabyte (Post 16881446)
Passed this on the ride home from work yesterday. St. Petersburg FL is one of the only US cities to deliver mail by bike. Looks like they're updating the fleet.

U.S. Mail Bike by (cobrabyte), on Flickr

Mackinac Island, Michigan - Both UPS and USPS use 1 or 2 hp delivery vehicles. :) Fedex uses a bike.

http://powc2c.files.wordpress.com/20...c-is-style.jpg

oddjob2 06-28-14 07:08 PM


Originally Posted by cobrabyte (Post 16881446)
Passed this on the ride home from work yesterday. St. Petersburg FL is one of the only US cities to deliver mail by bike. Looks like they're updating the fleet.

U.S. Mail Bike by (cobrabyte), on Flickr

Mackinac Island, Michigan - Both UPS and USPS use 1 or 2 hp delivery vehicles. :) Fedex uses a bike.

http://powc2c.files.wordpress.com/20...c-is-style.jpg
Credit:Bicycling the Northern Tier USA, 2009 | Pendletonians riding from Anacortes, WA to Bar Harbor, ME

RobbieTunes 06-28-14 07:22 PM

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Vonruden 06-28-14 07:42 PM


Originally Posted by oddjob2 (Post 16890914)
Mackinac Island, Michigan - Both UPS and USPS use 1 or 2 hp delivery vehicles. :) Fedex uses a bike.

http://powc2c.files.wordpress.com/20...c-is-style.jpg
Credit:Bicycling the Northern Tier USA, 2009 | Pendletonians riding from Anacortes, WA to Bar Harbor, ME


Must resist Peter Dinklage comments.

jbchybridrider 06-29-14 07:56 AM

I wish every day was a muddy day. :D

Edit, link to more pic's > http://www.bikeforums.net/mountain-b...l#post16891762

http://i.imgur.com/fkuHam6.png

michael k 06-29-14 10:57 AM

http://i219.photobucket.com/albums/c...ps5b25a721.jpg

IthaDan 06-29-14 04:10 PM

http://i.imgur.com/17VwPEBl.jpg

balindamood 06-29-14 05:00 PM

Baby targets on the way home from church today:

http://i136.photobucket.com/albums/q...psdf4645cc.jpg

seedsbelize 06-29-14 05:03 PM

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jimmuller 06-29-14 05:43 PM

http://users.rcn.com/jimmuller/pics/bolt.jpg

billnuke1 06-29-14 06:45 PM

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kc0yef 06-29-14 09:21 PM

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WNG 06-29-14 10:11 PM

https://farm6.staticflickr.com/5579/...9d634a09_o.jpg

gaucho777 07-01-14 02:53 AM

Parts are soaking in oxalic acid and I'm going to bed.

http://i850.photobucket.com/albums/a...ps51cb6efd.jpg

arex 07-01-14 07:58 AM


Originally Posted by gaucho777 (Post 16897544)
Parts are soaking in oxalic acid and I'm going to bed.

http://i850.photobucket.com/albums/a...ps51cb6efd.jpg

Hunh...I would not have considered a kiddy pool to soak parts in. I have a bike I need to de-rust, and I wasn't sure how best to do it. I don't think my wife would let me use the bathtub.

gaucho777 07-01-14 08:50 AM

^Less than $10 at Walmart. This one is only for bike parts/frames, btw. I bought a second pool for my daughter. Can deflate for storage & re-use later.

jimmuller 07-01-14 09:09 AM

So tell us (which is to say, me) again, what concentration and for how long should one soak steel or aluminum?

gaucho777 07-01-14 09:38 AM

Oh, I'm not very precise. I use about a tablespoon per gallon and leave it in there a day or two depending on how bad the rust is. This pool used most of a pint-sized container. I often keep a separate, smaller solution on the workbench for nuts, bolts, and other small bits.

Don't soak aluminum in oxalic acid.

jimmuller 07-01-14 11:05 AM


Originally Posted by gaucho777 (Post 16898417)
Oh, I'm not very precise. I use about a tablespoon per gallon and leave it in there a day or two depending on how bad the rust is. ...
Don't soak aluminum is oxalic acid.

Thanks. I didn't think you were supposed to soak aluminimumium in OA but I wondered about those rims in the pool. Then I looked closely enough to see they were steel.

I have some soaking to do in the next month or so, if I get that shipment of round tuits I ordered last year.

bigjim1 07-01-14 03:43 PM

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jenbike 07-03-14 04:34 PM

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Wonderful thread.

This was from a nightride several nights ago.

http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=391046

This old girl was my mom's, and sat unused for many many years. She needs fixing on the coaster brake but I will make a neighborhood cruiser out of her.

http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=391047

Getting her out of the basement. Poor old girl.

http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=391048

Tough loading into my vehicle

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current ride. I raised the seat about 3 inches from this.

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jenbike 07-03-14 04:35 PM

Wonderful thread.

This was from a nightride several nights ago.

http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=391046

This old girl was my mom's, and sat unused for many many years. She needs fixing on the coaster brake but I will make a neighborhood cruiser out of her.

http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=391047

Getting her out of the basement. Poor old girl.

http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=391048

Tough loading into my vehicle

http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=391049

cleaned up and mainly derusted

http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=391051

current ride. I raised the seat about 3 inches from this.

http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=391050

mrybczyn 07-03-14 08:26 PM

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Fiorelli built Coppi. Not sure what year or model. Z50 tubing, whatever that is. Will be my first vintage resto project, to learn on. Wish me luck.

WNG 07-03-14 10:22 PM

I left work late tonight and got treated to a massive 1 mile high, 20 mile wide, 45mph dust storm hitting Phoenix. The wall of dust moved on top of the highway pretty quickly.

https://farm3.staticflickr.com/2906/...bca04586_b.jpg
7-3-14 PHX Haboob (Dust Storm) -006 par WNG555, sur Flickr
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7-3-14 PHX Haboob (Dust Storm) -009 par WNG555, sur Flickr
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7-3-14 PHX Haboob (Dust Storm) -011 par WNG555, sur Flickr
https://farm6.staticflickr.com/5576/...119ccab3_b.jpg
7-3-14 PHX Haboob (Dust Storm) -016 par WNG555, sur Flickr

cobrabyte 07-04-14 10:21 AM

WHOA! WNG that looks crazy.


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