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02-02-23, 08:56 AM
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Originally Posted by Murray Missile
Hardware for my recently acquired Avocet 27.2 seatpost. One set was missing, I bought 2 just in case.
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02-02-23, 04:59 PM
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Petersen Publishing's "Complete Bicycle Book, 1972 Bicycle Buyer's Guide", I had a copy of this in HS. Most of the bikes in the guide portion are domestic BSO's but there is a lot of other interesting stuff. It's a nice window into 1972.
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02-02-23, 06:24 PM
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Originally Posted by Murray Missile
Petersen Publishing's "Complete Bicycle Book, 1972 Bicycle Buyer's Guide", I had a copy of this in HS. Most of the bikes in the guide portion are domestic BSO's but there is a lot of other interesting stuff. It's a nice window into 1972.
02-02-23, 06:49 PM
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brand new 80's specialed touring pedals...
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02-02-23, 07:08 PM
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Originally Posted by P!N20
Oooh...'bikes of the future'. Did they predict e-bikes and carbon fiber gravel bikes?
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02-02-23, 10:05 PM
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1987 Professional SLX
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02-03-23, 06:02 AM
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Weeee, the future is red (BS564 Bold Red)
From https://www.rawlinspaints.com/home/m...p-price_band_1
HMG SAH300 Enamel is a high solids, gloss 1K polyurethane alkyd designed for brush application.
but I'm still waiting for the pearl powder and the quality paint brush to arrive.
From https://www.rawlinspaints.com/home/m...p-price_band_1
HMG SAH300 Enamel is a high solids, gloss 1K polyurethane alkyd designed for brush application.
- Excellent protection against harsh weather conditions, atmospheric pollution, road dirt, sharp cleaning agents and mechanical car washes etc
- Available in 2,400+ colours, inc. RAL Classic, BS, NCS & the new NCS 2050 colours
- Also available as an aerosol, please see HMG SAH300 Enamel Aerosol
- Available in satin and gloss finishes; matt finish is no longer available
but I'm still waiting for the pearl powder and the quality paint brush to arrive.
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02-03-23, 12:26 PM
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My latest score from member @Catnap. The GB stem is my favorite item here, I think.
My buying behavior lately could be described as a “spree” because of so many good items for sale recently, but I think I need to transition into a “pause” to preserve marital bliss.
My buying behavior lately could be described as a “spree” because of so many good items for sale recently, but I think I need to transition into a “pause” to preserve marital bliss.
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02-03-23, 01:42 PM
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Serotta ST pivot bearing nuts and bolts for spares. Tiny essential things that could be hard to find or improvise.
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02-03-23, 05:03 PM
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Originally Posted by noobinsf
My buying behavior lately could be described as a “spree” because of so many good items for sale recently, but I think I need to transition into a “pause” to preserve marital bliss.
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02-03-23, 07:18 PM
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Brooks Cambium C15. I keep hearing good things about these, and the saddle on my indoor bike has been beating me up. So, figured I would give one a try. I don't think I would ever use one on the road because they weigh about a ton and a 1/2. And, now I understand why they are so expensive. The packaging is a work of art.
The Box even has air holes so it can breathe
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02-04-23, 12:54 AM
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This... thing, which kinda works; I bought it specifically for the old steel Raleigh whose rear axle is too narrow for modern-day U-type bike stands. It wasn't what I expected, but it does what it does, I guess...
02-04-23, 05:26 AM
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Originally Posted by sjanzeir
This... thing, which kinda works; I bought it specifically for the old steel Raleigh whose rear axle is too narrow for modern-day U-type bike stands. It wasn't what I expected, but it does what it does, I guess...
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02-04-23, 12:01 PM
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And since I don't want to donate wheels to the less fortunate without choosing to do so....
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02-04-23, 01:21 PM
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I got this in from Ukraine.
And it's the perfect match to this, cool score!!
And it's the perfect match to this, cool score!!
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Steel is real...and comfy.
Steel is real...and comfy.
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02-04-23, 01:59 PM
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Originally Posted by Schweinhund
New TRP mini V's with Ti hardware!
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02-04-23, 03:56 PM
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Originally Posted by sjanzeir
This... thing, which kinda works; I bought it specifically for the old steel Raleigh whose rear axle is too narrow for modern-day U-type bike stands. It wasn't what I expected, but it does what it does, I guess...
Originally Posted by Prowler
Put your toe on one of the front feet to hold the stand down, then roll the bike into it. These are OK but not great.
I usually use it on the front if its the only one.
Scored a second one awhile back for $5, they work great for me.
02-04-23, 04:13 PM
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Originally Posted by merziac
I usually use it on the front if its the only one.
02-04-23, 04:16 PM
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Originally Posted by sjanzeir
I've had it only since yesterday and I found out just this morning that it works better on the front wheel! Thanks!
They are a bit futzy but can work well once you get the hang of it.
02-04-23, 05:04 PM
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Metal melting gear:
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Contact me about helping Doug Fattic's Ukraine Bicycle Project
Contact me about helping Doug Fattic's Ukraine Bicycle Project
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02-04-23, 07:01 PM
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Originally Posted by Prowler
Put your toe on one of the front feet to hold the stand down, then roll the bike into it. These are OK but not great.
02-06-23, 02:34 PM
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Nothing too significant, but a Nitto bottle cage. I can't justify buying these at full retail, but a nice used one for half of that, I can do.
One of the nicest looking bottle holders, to my eyes.
One of the nicest looking bottle holders, to my eyes.
02-06-23, 02:52 PM
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Today was like Christmas here in MH land. Got my first shipment of Kool Stop brake pads, and a few other items to help get to know the complete line.
An assortment of brake blocks and pads. Some Thinline dual compound some international, and Campy and Modolo inserts.
The full product picture guide for those like me who a see the picture and then look at what it is in the caption.
An assortment of brake blocks and pads. Some Thinline dual compound some international, and Campy and Modolo inserts.
The full product picture guide for those like me who a see the picture and then look at what it is in the caption.
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