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Trek 500 Kid
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This tall man's Merino jersey hand sewn in Australia by these guys.
Team Merino Cycling Jersey | ELEVEN vélo
They did a great job on it and didn't charge me more for the xtra inch and a half on the length. Choose your colors. Takes a couple months from ordering till receiving. Haven't ridden in it yet but it seems airy.
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Vintage Giemmpe 52/46/34T triple crank with Stronglight granny gear from France. I'm making my 10 speed into an 18 speed.
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No problem.
I also have some on my white Kvale with Chorus Ergos. The bike is up at the cabin though and I don't have decent fotos handy.
Can take some next time there though if needed.
The Somas work well for me, but careful with the ramp length. If you are used to a longer ramp bar like a Noodle, a little adjustment may be needed.
Again, I like them fine and they won't break the bank.
The Soma website shows black and silver as available.
I also have some on my white Kvale with Chorus Ergos. The bike is up at the cabin though and I don't have decent fotos handy.
Can take some next time there though if needed.
The Somas work well for me, but careful with the ramp length. If you are used to a longer ramp bar like a Noodle, a little adjustment may be needed.
Again, I like them fine and they won't break the bank.
The Soma website shows black and silver as available.
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Scored a few bits and pieces... NOS Suntour Cyclone front and rear derailleurs, still in the box. Suntour downtube power shifters, going onto the Fuji Pro. Sugino Mighty Competition crankset with really mint black anodized drilled chainrings, also to go on the Fuji Pro as soon as I can get an appropriate bottom bracket.
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Likely to work well with 600 as well, but you'll have to decide if the look of the bar is what you're after.
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aka Tom Reingold
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Love the wool jerseys.
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Tom Reingold, tom@noglider.com
New York City and High Falls, NY
Blogs: The Experienced Cyclist; noglider's ride blog
When man invented the bicycle he reached the peak of his attainments. Elizabeth West, US author
Please email me rather than PM'ing me. Thanks.
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A NOS Simplex SJA-102 front derailleure from Harris Cyclery. Replaces the broken one that came w the CR purchased Gitane 1985 Performance.
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USMC bar end plugs
SRAM GPS "out in front" mounts (2)
Elite Ciussi Inox bottle cages
Tektro R725 aero calipers
(go behind the fork and BB)
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#2112
Abuse Magnet
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Suntour 3x7 indexed barend shifters.
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I received my Brooks Pro purchased from Sloar...and a SRAM derailluer for my Bianchi.
Here they are mounted...but no cable run yet. Brakes will be changing soon as well.
Here they are mounted...but no cable run yet. Brakes will be changing soon as well.
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#2116
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I'm happy to say that I own more Steel then Carbon. My Stable! ---> https://flic.kr/s/aHsmVZBep7
I'm happy to say that I own more Steel then Carbon. My Stable! ---> https://flic.kr/s/aHsmVZBep7
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Stock photo. I'm too lazy to get out the camera.
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#2120
No one cares
bought these on ebay for cheap, though they are a hair too small. I wonder if I can get them stretched somehow? Darn it.
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Jack Taylor Super Tourer Tandem (FOR SALE), Jack Taylor Tour of Britain, Px-10, Carlton Flyer, Fuji The Finest, Salsa Fargo, Santa Cruz Tallboy, Carver All-Road .
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Jack Taylor Super Tourer Tandem (FOR SALE), Jack Taylor Tour of Britain, Px-10, Carlton Flyer, Fuji The Finest, Salsa Fargo, Santa Cruz Tallboy, Carver All-Road .
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I missed a beautiful Chris Kvale when it was locally available two years ago in the Twin Cities.
It was sold to a fellow in Austin,Tx and I kicked myself over it.
Then two weeks ago it came up for sale on another forum and I bought it straight away this time.
It's nicer than I remember.
As for the MAP, I emailed an owner of a MAP a year ago about interest to purchase.
We stayed in touch and he had decided to build a new one. Asked me recently if I was still interested.
I said yes and I now own a grail bike for me.
I'm sure I'll get around to pics eventually.
In the meantime, Google MAP Cycles and you'll see why I was so interested.
Pretty similar to mine. https://www.flickr.com/photos/mapcyc...n/photostream/
It was sold to a fellow in Austin,Tx and I kicked myself over it.
Then two weeks ago it came up for sale on another forum and I bought it straight away this time.
It's nicer than I remember.
As for the MAP, I emailed an owner of a MAP a year ago about interest to purchase.
We stayed in touch and he had decided to build a new one. Asked me recently if I was still interested.
I said yes and I now own a grail bike for me.
I'm sure I'll get around to pics eventually.
In the meantime, Google MAP Cycles and you'll see why I was so interested.
Pretty similar to mine. https://www.flickr.com/photos/mapcyc...n/photostream/
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#2123
Cisalpinist
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Nothing tangible, but an invite to do some cool wrenching on some Honda CB's and a place for a stand to build my winter project in a buddies garage
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