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Perfect condition, maybe some minor scratches from the clamp, lots of gooey tape residue for you to clean off. Very nice, just don't fit my hands very well. The medium width - 44cm to outside. 26.0mm clamp diameter.
Anatomic bend provides closer brake lever reach FREE! Deda 215 Anatomic Bar http://www.chicagolandbicycle.com/images/anatomic.gif http://www.chicagolandbicycle.com/images/215a.jpg Brand: Deda Elementi Model: Deda 215 Anatomic Bar Weight: 215 grams Material: 7075 T6 Aluminum Color: Black Reach: 86 mm Drop: 142 mm Lengths: 42, 44, 46 cm. Price: $89.99 |
I just bought the exact bar for my tandem a couple weeks ago. Great bar. Bad timing (for me) ;)
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PM sent!!
Originally Posted by DiabloScott
(Post 6803928)
Perfect condition, maybe some minor scratches from the clamp, lots of gooey tape residue for you to clean off. Very nice, just don't fit my hands very well. The medium width - 44cm to outside. 26.0mm clamp diameter.
Anatomic bend provides closer brake lever reach FREE! Deda 215 Anatomic Bar http://www.chicagolandbicycle.com/images/anatomic.gif http://www.chicagolandbicycle.com/images/215a.jpg Brand: Deda Elementi Model: Deda 215 Anatomic Bar Weight: 215 grams Material: 7075 T6 Aluminum Color: Black Reach: 86 mm Drop: 142 mm Lengths: 42, 44, 46 cm. Price: $89.99 |
This might be the wrong place to ask this, but if any one around Berkeley has any old 700 x 18 - 23 tires or tubes that still hold air, I have a definite use/need for them. PM me, thanks.
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Wife got me a new Class III safety vest so I'm paying it forward. Yesterday I gave the first of four away to an elderly man pushing his newly rehab'd bike up a local hill. He appreciated it and complimented me on the amount of muscles in my legs. Three more to go. Anyone want class II vests with Ghillotti Construction on one and American Redi-mix on another?
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You wear the vest riding? If so, I'll take one. I'm sure I wear a XL, unless they are one size fits all. Thanks!
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Not an offer, just a story.
I was doing repeats off the summit of Hamilton on Saturday. I had planned on moving my car from the Alum Rock turnoff after my first trip up, so that it would be closer to the fire station (up the hill from the park) and I'd have my food and gatorade close. But I never felt like going all the way down to my car so I was suffering without food. I checked to see if anyone had a bite to eat to spare at the summit, hoping someone just had something extra. If not, I could always ride back down to my car at the very base. Nobody had extra food but someone insisted that I take $2 from him to buy some stuff from the snack machine. Best Snickers bar and peanut M&M's ever! On my way down the hill I passed two guys who had stopped for a flat (they had everything they needed). It was funny because I had also passed them earlier on the way UP when they had another flat. They caught up with me on my way back to my car, while climbing up the hill from the park, and asked me if I happened to have a floor pump in my car -- and yes, I did! I figured, if I'm bringing my car, I might as well be prepared. So we went back to my car where they were able to use the floor pump to top up the somewhat sketchily-inflated tires. They were down to one tube between the two of them for the ride back to Pleasanton; the guy who had gotten the two flats (and was out of tubes by now) wanted to buy an extra off of me, but I couldn't see taking someone's money just for a tube so I gave it to him. Happy day for everyone :hug: |
awwww thats an awesome story
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Originally Posted by reidconti
(Post 6973893)
Not an offer, just a story.
I was doing repeats off the summit of Hamilton on Saturday. I had planned on moving my car from the Alum Rock turnoff after my first trip up, so that it would be closer to the fire station (up the hill from the park) and I'd have my food and gatorade close. But I never felt like going all the way down to my car so I was suffering without food. I checked to see if anyone had a bite to eat to spare at the summit, hoping someone just had something extra. If not, I could always ride back down to my car at the very base. Nobody had extra food but someone insisted that I take $2 from him to buy some stuff from the snack machine. Best Snickers bar and peanut M&M's ever! On my way down the hill I passed two guys who had stopped for a flat (they had everything they needed). It was funny because I had also passed them earlier on the way UP when they had another flat. They caught up with me on my way back to my car, while climbing up the hill from the park, and asked me if I happened to have a floor pump in my car -- and yes, I did! I figured, if I'm bringing my car, I might as well be prepared. So we went back to my car where they were able to use the floor pump to top up the somewhat sketchily-inflated tires. They were down to one tube between the two of them for the ride back to Pleasanton; the guy who had gotten the two flats (and was out of tubes by now) wanted to buy an extra off of me, but I couldn't see taking someone's money just for a tube so I gave it to him. Happy day for everyone :hug: |
I've got two mini pumps to give away:
A Hurricane ATB/G. Works perfectly, I just got a smaller one for my road bike. Includes a frame bracket too. http://www.performancebike.com/produ...56-SIL-TOP.jpg I also have a Blackburn MtnAir pump, also with a frame bracket. http://www.jensonusa.com/store/produ...r.aspx?sc=FRGL# Take em away! |
Does anyone need a Co-Pilot Child Seat? It's the one pictured here:
http://i39.photobucket.com/albums/e1...dnicholas2.jpg My son has outgrown his and I'm happy to give it to a good home. Complete set - rack, seat, hardware. Lemme know! |
I'll take it. Thanks! Now I just have to figure out when to get it from you. When do you want it out of your garage by?
If anyone else needs this sooner than my son who's only 10 months, by all means, claim it. |
Originally Posted by cantdrv55
(Post 7039379)
I'll take it. Thanks! Now I just have to figure out when to get it from you. When do you want it out of your garage by?
If anyone else needs this sooner than my son who's only 10 months, by all means, claim it. |
Anybody need an extra wheel carrier for a Thule roof rack?
Looks KINDA like this, but it's an older version, more round... not very pretty, fully functional, pivots down when not in use. http://img.epinions.com/images/opti/...resized200.gif |
I have a pair of 2001 or '02 stainless Egg Beater pedals. The wings on one of the bodies has collapsed (the spring has slipped over the shoulder-it looks like an x-wing fighter). I also have two fairly new, old style, stainless axles, and 2 fairly new, old style, chromoly axles. I had just installed new bearings and bushings. Does anyone need a single working (older style) body and/or older style axles?
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Originally Posted by rpiopio
(Post 6999339)
I've got two mini pumps to give away:
A Hurricane ATB/G. Works perfectly, I just got a smaller one for my road bike. Includes a frame bracket too. http://www.performancebike.com/produ...56-SIL-TOP.jpg I also have a Blackburn MtnAir pump, also with a frame bracket. http://www.jensonusa.com/store/produ...r.aspx?sc=FRGL# Take em away! |
Hey Mercer. Yup. Still available. PM me and we'll coordinate.
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Got more stuff after cleaning out my inventory of bike parts:
Ritchey rim tape ... isn't really tape, just a sleeve, works very well and doesn't 'creep' like Velox tape. 700c (3 pcs) http://www.mooworld.org/images/cycling/free_03.JPG 26" (3 pcs) http://www.mooworld.org/images/cycling/free_04.JPG Brand new Ritchey flatbar grips http://www.mooworld.org/images/cycling/free_05.JPG Well used Selle Italia Flite saddle http://www.mooworld.org/images/cycling/free_06.JPG |
PM'd for the Flite saddle.
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Ritchey grips are back on the block!
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Cleaning out the garage....
- Blackburn Air Tower Floor Pump - GONE http://www.performancebike.com/produ...-NCL-ANGLE.jpg - SKS Commuter Fenders (you may need a few nuts and bolts) - GONE http://www.nashbar.com/nashbar_photo...5-BK-ANGLE.jpg |
I'll take the pump if it's still available.
PM on it's way. |
A new floor pump could be good - PM'd you MsI
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D'oh - 1minute too late!
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Oooh, the fenders! Just what I need! PM on its way. Thanks Paula!
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