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Old 05-28-15, 08:10 AM
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Originally Posted by 3speedslow
Nice Raleigh as well !
It's not his.
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Old 05-28-15, 09:44 AM
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Old 05-28-15, 11:43 AM
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Originally Posted by 3speedslow
Nice Raleigh as well !
that would be @Scrodzilla 's

i got wiggle to work, it was setting off my fraud protection ( fyi @T13 )



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cuz **** tool rolls.
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Old 05-28-15, 02:12 PM
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2 mildly used gatorskins w/ sidewall stitching intact, and about 5 good tubes. free via the LBS dumpster.
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This happened



So these happened

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Old 05-28-15, 08:29 PM
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^^^ Holy moly, I've never seen a rim do that ! How much pressure did you have in the tire ? Or, did the brake pads wear away at the rim braking surface ?
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Old 05-28-15, 08:34 PM
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^^^ Holy moly, I've never seen a rim do that ! How much pressure did you have in the tire ? Or, did the brake pads wear away at the rim braking surface ?
That's what happens when the braking surface goes past wornout.

Look Keo Classics in red.

And a geared bike.
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Old 05-28-15, 08:57 PM
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^^^ Holy moly, I've never seen a rim do that ! How much pressure did you have in the tire ? Or, did the brake pads wear away at the rim braking surface ?
About 120lbs, and that's the result of about 15k-16k miles of all-season commuting, the brakes ate the rim. It was pretty startling to me, too. I was 6 miles from home and ended up walking. (I was headed home from work)
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Old 05-29-15, 04:24 AM
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Stuff for a SS I'm building....

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Old 05-29-15, 05:13 AM
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Old 05-29-15, 07:06 AM
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A blue nylon/spandex seat cover so I don't get my white leather Concor dirty every time I work on my bike. NOS! Made in USA! $5.
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Old 05-30-15, 12:26 PM
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Trying to get my gearing right, so I picked this up on eBay. It's BCD 130, so hoping it fits the Gimondi crank and is not a quality disappointment, It was not expensive. Getting a small collection of chainrings--42, 44, 46, and now 48.


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presta to shrader adapter is an inconspicuous alternative for that peace of mind. provided your gas stations have compressed air avail to the public.
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Old 05-31-15, 07:29 AM
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presta to shrader adapter is an inconspicuous alternative for that peace of mind. provided your gas stations have compressed air avail to the public.
What happens when you are miles away from the nearest gas station when you get a flat ?
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Old 05-31-15, 08:05 AM
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presta to shrader adapter is an inconspicuous alternative for that peace of mind. provided your gas stations have compressed air avail to the public.
If you have a presta valve cap, it will work as an adaptor. Cut or grind part of the small (closed) end off and then put that end over the valve. A Shraeder pump will now fit. Works fine.
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Old 05-31-15, 08:09 AM
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If you have a presta valve cap, it will work as an adaptor. Cut or grind part of the small (closed) end off and then put that end over the valve. A Shraeder pump will now fit. Works fine.
Now, all you have to do is walk miles to the nearest gas station.
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Old 05-31-15, 08:13 AM
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Now, all you have to do is walk miles to the nearest gas station.
Yeah, hope for a slow leak.
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Old 05-31-15, 02:50 PM
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Idk about the netherlands, but a 30 pack of those 16g co2 canisters is like $33-ish on amazon in the us. I'm gonna pick one of those up when I use up all my co2.

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Old 05-31-15, 03:42 PM
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i got a box of c02 in 2012 and ive used maybe 5 of them, i only really use them when im in a rush

one morning i had 3 flats on a 10 mile commute, thanks to co2 i still made it in on time
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Old 05-31-15, 04:02 PM
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100mm Felt stem from an LBS in Chicago this past weekend on a short trip. Slightly longer than the 90mm that I am used to, but the red stem has worn out its welcome, and this mostly black one will fit nicely with the color scheme.
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i got a box of c02 in 2012 and ive used maybe 5 of them, i only really use them when im in a rush

one morning i had 3 flats on a 10 mile commute, thanks to co2 i still made it in on time
Oh my god I'd be so pissed. I've had three flats in the last month which seems like a lot. CO2 rules for road-side repairs.
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^ like. Giro don't fit my feet well though.
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took a chance on these. we'll see....
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