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Old 01-25-07 | 11:27 PM
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any of you boys have a longish (120mm or so, 25.4) quill stem that you'd want to swap for something (such as equivalent in threadless)? i like the length of the stem on my winter bike but running a threadless w/ an adapter is bugging me.
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Old 01-25-07 | 11:32 PM
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I don't think I've ever seen a 120mm quill stem. I have an 80mm here on my desk that you can have, but I guess it isn't much use to you.
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Old 01-25-07 | 11:48 PM
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Originally Posted by jet sanchEz
I don't think I've ever seen a 120mm quill stem. I have an 80mm here on my desk that you can have, but I guess it isn't much use to you.
really? i know they exist. i have plenty of short ones but thanks all the same?
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Old 01-25-07 | 11:56 PM
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Originally Posted by jeremywhitehorn
really? i know they exist. i have plenty of short ones but thanks all the same?
Oh they exist. I used to use a 120mm on my Bianchi before it crash and burned. It was a $7 Zoom stem from Urbane. I'll see if I can find it.

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$60 for cranks, 3 rings and b/b. Crap.
The BB wasn't that great of a deal $20 for a used bb Nah.
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Old 01-26-07 | 12:06 AM
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I am stupid, I just measured the stem on my Bianchi and it is 120mm. It just sounds really big when typed out. Uhmmmmmmmm.....That makes no sense at all, time for bed
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Old 01-26-07 | 12:07 AM
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Ummm... the marijuana decriminalization bill never got past committee on the second tabling. Unless somethings happened that I dont' know about (in Harper's Canada????). Decriminalization just means they can slap you with a $150 fine instead of ignoring you because it's too much bother to charge you for possession of less than a gram.
True, but a step in the right direction, IMO.

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Old 01-26-07 | 12:10 AM
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The BB wasn't that great of a deal $20 for a used bb Nah.

No, but $60 for everything was. And to use the b/b for the salt and slush rides, who cares if it's used as long as it works. Really wanted crank though.
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Old 01-26-07 | 06:16 AM
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Morning all -15, dress warm kids.
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Old 01-26-07 | 07:43 AM
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Morning all -15, dress warm kids.
Thanks.

I Almost froze walking out to my car. Thank God for seat heaters.
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Old 01-26-07 | 08:49 AM
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Morning all -15, dress warm kids.
Thanks, I have a 6min ride to work, it takes me longer to get ready than the ride in this temp. Crazy I tell you, crazy indead.
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Old 01-26-07 | 09:11 AM
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I don't agree with this. Shooting for sport (olympics) is different from using it to kill someone.
Last I checked there is no handgun shooting events in the Olympics. The only handgun shooting sports I have ever seen are the redneck "patriots" who set buildings with bad guys and walk thru blowing apart everything in sight. Handguns are not sport....regardless of what you say Mr. Heston.
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Old 01-26-07 | 09:16 AM
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Last I checked there is no handgun shooting events in the Olympics. The only handgun shooting sports I have ever seen are the redneck "patriots" who set buildings with bad guys and walk thru blowing apart everything in sight. Handguns are not sport....regardless of what you say Mr. Heston.
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Old 01-26-07 | 09:20 AM
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Originally Posted by jeremywhitehorn
any of you boys have a longish (120mm or so, 25.4) quill stem that you'd want to swap for something (such as equivalent in threadless)? i like the length of the stem on my winter bike but running a threadless w/ an adapter is bugging me.
1 inch quill? For mtn bars or Nitto's? I prolly have a 1 inch quill long mtn stem in one of the cellar bins.I will have a look and let ya know.
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Old 01-26-07 | 09:20 AM
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Originally Posted by jit5
Thanks.

I Almost froze walking out to my car. Thank God for seat heaters.
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Old 01-26-07 | 09:32 AM
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Originally Posted by jet sanchEz
If any of the dealers I used to know tried to use a handgun they'd shoot their foot right off and you'd end up driving them to the hosptial in exchange for a dimebag.
Ha, no kidding! 'twas a joke!

I'm just commenting on how pot gets mixed in with crime all the time on the TV. Usually something along the lines of "he murdered two people and had an arsenal in his shed to make al queda jealous. We also confiscated 2 marijuana cigarettes with an estimated street value of $400
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Old 01-26-07 | 09:39 AM
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Morning all -15, dress warm kids.
Dang, I'm off the bike altogether. I just got myself a floor pump, and soon realized I haven't had properly inflated tires in about 15 years. Running at about 90 psi, I busted a spoke after four rides or so. Is there a rule of thumb regarding, or any correlation between, tube pressure and wheel lifespan? Or should a good wheel be able to take any hit from the road (provided your weight is off the saddle)? On a related note, anyone here jump curbs on 700x23 tires or similar? Is that a recipe for disaster, or, if landed smoothly does it have minimal long-term consequences to the wheel integrity?
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Old 01-26-07 | 09:47 AM
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If landed smoothly you can huck a racer off a loading dock, or ride it down the stairs. Not recommended but it can be done.
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Old 01-26-07 | 09:47 AM
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Originally Posted by _K.
Dang, I'm off the bike altogether. I just got myself a floor pump, and soon realized I haven't had properly inflated tires in about 15 years. Running at about 90 psi, I busted a spoke after four rides or so. Is there a rule of thumb regarding, or any correlation between, tube pressure and wheel lifespan? Or should a good wheel be able to take any hit from the road (provided your weight is off the saddle)? On a related note, anyone here jump curbs on 700x23 tires or similar? Is that a recipe for disaster, or, if landed smoothly does it have minimal long-term consequences to the wheel integrity?
As long as wheels are well built with decent quality components you shouldn't have much trouble with them. Keeping your tires under inflated will lead to damaged wheels. Having them at the correct pressure will only increase the lifespan. I ride 23's on the majority of my 700c wheel size bikes and never have had a prob jumping curbs...or stairs for that matter. Again as long as you have them at the correct inflation you should have no probs. If the wheels are old..and/or have cheap quality components, especially spokes, spoke breakage is not all that un-common.If you continue to have spoke breakage problems, and if the rims and hubs are still in decent shape ie: bearings are smooth...no dents in the rims...you can have them re-built with good quality stainless spokes like D.T. or Wheelsmith. This would solve the problem.
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Old 01-26-07 | 09:51 AM
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We also confiscated 2 marijuana cigarettes with an estimated street value of $400
Hahahahaha....that is so true. They get the street value of seized weed by multiplying the amount of weed by the street value of the smallest bag. I think it is like $15 a gram or something. By this formula an ounce is worth $420....how appropo.
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Old 01-26-07 | 09:52 AM
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...you can have me re-build them with good quality stainless spokes like D.T. or Wheelsmith. This would solve the problem.
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Old 01-26-07 | 09:55 AM
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15bucks? Are the police shopping at Pier1?
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Old 01-26-07 | 09:59 AM
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Originally Posted by cavernmech
1 inch quill? For mtn bars or Nitto's? I prolly have a 1 inch quill long mtn stem in one of the cellar bins.I will have a look and let ya know.
yeah, once inch quill, 25.4 clamp in whatever angle is level to top tube (-17?). aethetically something like the old ttt or something (but nothing fancy), you get the idea.



thanks for looking. i'll come by later after i stop at school.

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Old 01-26-07 | 10:05 AM
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It's seems like lurker day.

Two unmasked today, how many more will follow?
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Old 01-26-07 | 10:09 AM
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Originally Posted by jeremywhitehorn
yeah, once inch quill, 25.4 clamp in whatever angle is level to top tube (-17?). aethetically something like the old ttt or something (but nothing fancy), you get the idea.



thanks for looking. i'll come by later after i stop at school.
Wouldn't it be nice if we all had 3T clamps..
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Old 01-26-07 | 10:17 AM
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years ago stem and bars.... they were nice.
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