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The bike looks like a baby running around without a diaper at the moment.
\\paul -- Paul M. Hobson ..:change the f to ph to reply:. |
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"Paul M. Hobson" <fobson@gatech.edu> wrote in message
news:g12kqj$lrc$1@news-int.gatech.edu... > The bike looks like a baby running around without a diaper at the moment. Angle grinder! (oh no, sorry, wrong group) Put the bosses you get with a set of sti/ergo levers on, but leave the cable adjusters off? cheers, clive |
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> "Paul M. Hobson" <fobson@gatech.edu> wrote in message
> news:g12kqj$lrc$1@news-int.gatech.edu... >> The bike looks like a baby running around without a diaper at the moment. Clive George wrote: > Angle grinder! > > (oh no, sorry, wrong group) > > Put the bosses you get with a set of sti/ergo levers on, but leave the > cable adjusters off? Perhaps. That's all I can come up with too :/ \\paul -- Paul M. Hobson ..:change the f to ph to reply:. |
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On May 21, 9:12 pm, "Paul M. Hobson" <fob...@gatech.edu> wrote:
> The bike looks like a baby running around without a diaper at the moment. > > \\paul Build up with Bondo to look like pectoral fins. |
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"Paul M. Hobson" <fobson@gatech.edu> wrote in message
news:g12kqj$lrc$1@news-int.gatech.edu... > The bike looks like a baby running around without a diaper at the moment. How are you presently running your cables. Oh, you must be running a fixie. As someone noted, just put on the cable stops without the screw-in ends. They won't look that good but then they won't look as bad as without anything. |
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Tom Kunich wrote:
> "Paul M. Hobson" <fobson@gatech.edu> wrote in message > news:g12kqj$lrc$1@news-int.gatech.edu... >> The bike looks like a baby running around without a diaper at the moment. > > How are you presently running your cables. Oh, you must be running a fixie. > > As someone noted, just put on the cable stops without the screw-in ends. > They won't look that good but then they won't look as bad as without > anything. Just to be clear, it's the ladyfriend's singlespeed. She'll probably be cool with leaving them bald. I've been recently baptized in the church of Shimagnolo and hope to gain dual citizenship in the Alfine province of the Nexus Republic. \\paul -- Paul M. Hobson ..:change the f to ph to reply:. |
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On May 21, 7:12*pm, "Paul M. Hobson" <fob...@gatech.edu> wrote:
> The bike looks like a baby running around without a diaper at the moment. > > \\paul > -- > Paul M. Hobson > .:change the f to ph to reply:. |
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On May 21, 7:12*pm, "Paul M. Hobson" <fob...@gatech.edu> wrote:
> The bike looks like a baby running around without a diaper at the moment. Use an M5 screw to mount a good luck charm, Pez dispenser, or even a small light (on a raised mount so it shines over the fork crown). Ben |
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"Paul M. Hobson" <fobson@gatech.edu> wrote in message news:g12kqj$lrc$1@news-int.gatech.edu... > The bike looks like a baby running around without a diaper at the moment. > > \\paul > -- > Paul M. Hobson > .:change the f to ph to reply:. Put some DT levers on them and use them as god intended.... ;-) Chas. |
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On May 22, 12:27 am, "Paul M. Hobson" <fob...@gatech.edu> wrote:
> Tom Kunich wrote: > > "Paul M. Hobson" <fob...@gatech.edu> wrote in message > >news:g12kqj$lrc$1@news-int.gatech.edu... > >> The bike looks like a baby running around without a diaper at the moment. > > > How are you presently running your cables. Oh, you must be running a fixie. > > > As someone noted, just put on the cable stops without the screw-in ends. > > They won't look that good but then they won't look as bad as without > > anything. > > Just to be clear, it's the ladyfriend's singlespeed. She'll probably be > cool with leaving them bald. I've been recently baptized in the church > of Shimagnolo and hope to gain dual citizenship in the Alfine province > of the Nexus Republic. If you're bastardizing the Bianchi, which I fully approve of. Do remember that a gentleman doesn't really need more than three gears, and a S/A trigger shifter (get a vintage one with silver fascia ya hipster) can be made to fit oh-so-neatly up by the stem when using drop bars. Our SA is now fully modern looking in an aluminum shell: http://www.sturmey-archer.com/hubs_3spd_SRF3.php "Look ma, no more oil port!" Middle gear should be efficient as a red band Alfine. Cheap. |
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* * Chas wrote:
> "Paul M. Hobson" <fobson@gatech.edu> wrote in message > news:g12kqj$lrc$1@news-int.gatech.edu... >> The bike looks like a baby running around without a diaper at the > moment. >> \\paul >> -- >> Paul M. Hobson >> .:change the f to ph to reply:. > > Put some DT levers on them and use them as god intended.... ;-) See the post about this being a girlfriend's bike. I'm working on it! ![]() -- Paul M. Hobson ..:change the f to ph to reply:. |
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landotter wrote:
> On May 22, 12:27 am, "Paul M. Hobson" <fob...@gatech.edu> wrote: >> Tom Kunich wrote: >>> "Paul M. Hobson" <fob...@gatech.edu> wrote in message >>> news:g12kqj$lrc$1@news-int.gatech.edu... >>>> The bike looks like a baby running around without a diaper at the moment. >>> How are you presently running your cables. Oh, you must be running a fixie. >>> As someone noted, just put on the cable stops without the screw-in ends. >>> They won't look that good but then they won't look as bad as without >>> anything. >> Just to be clear, it's the ladyfriend's singlespeed. She'll probably be >> cool with leaving them bald. I've been recently baptized in the church >> of Shimagnolo and hope to gain dual citizenship in the Alfine province >> of the Nexus Republic. > > If you're bastardizing the Bianchi, which I fully approve of. Do > remember that a gentleman doesn't really need more than three gears, > and a S/A trigger shifter (get a vintage one with silver fascia ya > hipster) can be made to fit oh-so-neatly up by the stem when using > drop bars. Our SA is now fully modern looking in an aluminum shell: > http://www.sturmey-archer.com/hubs_3spd_SRF3.php > "Look ma, no more oil port!" > Middle gear should be efficient as a red band Alfine. > Cheap. The Bianchi got crumpled under the force of the GMC Tahoe that t-boned me in Nov. 2006. The Trek 330 has the Shimagnolo and I'll be dumping the Raleigh One-Way for something more conducive for going to a professional setting and carrying cargo -- probably one of those Pake's with an Alfine hub and appropriate luggage. More than likely, the Trek will take over SS duties and I'll pick up another road frame* as well once the weather gets nice again since recovering from my second wrist surgery should carry me through all the nice weather in PDX ::frown:clown:: * I was looking at the Salsa La Raza - $500 bucks got you True Temper OX Platinum steek and a CFRP fork. Alas, it appears to be discontinued. If anyone knows of something similar, I'm all ears. -- Paul M. Hobson ..:change the f to ph to reply:. |
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On May 22, 2:26 am, "* * Chas" <verktygj...@aol.spamski.com> wrote:
> "Paul M. Hobson" <fob...@gatech.edu> wrote in messagenews:g12kqj$lrc$1@news-int.gatech.edu... > > > The bike looks like a baby running around without a diaper at the > moment. > > > \\paul > > -- > > Paul M. Hobson > > .:change the f to ph to reply:. > > Put some DT levers on them and use them as god intended.... ;-) Then run the cables to something other than derailleurs--perhaps old fashioned pointy hands indicating turns! |
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On May 22, 7:10 am, landotter <landot...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On May 22, 2:26 am, "* * Chas" <verktygj...@aol.spamski.com> wrote: > > > "Paul M. Hobson" <fob...@gatech.edu> wrote in messagenews:g12kqj$lrc$1@news-int.gatech.edu... > > > > The bike looks like a baby running around without a diaper at the > > moment. > > > > \\paul > > > -- > > > Paul M. Hobson > > > .:change the f to ph to reply:. > > > Put some DT levers on them and use them as god intended.... ;-) > > Then run the cables to something other than derailleurs--perhaps old > fashioned pointy hands indicating turns! This is the most awesome thing I've seen posted all day, and that includes the animated GIF I saw of Mr. T punching a shark. |
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On May 22, 9:07 am, "Paul M. Hobson" <fob...@gatech.edu> wrote:
> landotter wrote: > > On May 22, 12:27 am, "Paul M. Hobson" <fob...@gatech.edu> wrote: > >> Tom Kunich wrote: > >>> "Paul M. Hobson" <fob...@gatech.edu> wrote in message > >>>news:g12kqj$lrc$1@news-int.gatech.edu... > >>>> The bike looks like a baby running around without a diaper at the moment. > >>> How are you presently running your cables. Oh, you must be running a fixie. > >>> As someone noted, just put on the cable stops without the screw-in ends. > >>> They won't look that good but then they won't look as bad as without > >>> anything. > >> Just to be clear, it's the ladyfriend's singlespeed. She'll probably be > >> cool with leaving them bald. I've been recently baptized in the church > >> of Shimagnolo and hope to gain dual citizenship in the Alfine province > >> of the Nexus Republic. > > > If you're bastardizing the Bianchi, which I fully approve of. Do > > remember that a gentleman doesn't really need more than three gears, > > and a S/A trigger shifter (get a vintage one with silver fascia ya > > hipster) can be made to fit oh-so-neatly up by the stem when using > > drop bars. Our SA is now fully modern looking in an aluminum shell: > >http://www.sturmey-archer.com/hubs_3spd_SRF3.php > > "Look ma, no more oil port!" > > Middle gear should be efficient as a red band Alfine. > > Cheap. > > The Bianchi got crumpled under the force of the GMC Tahoe that t-boned > me in Nov. 2006. The Trek 330 has the Shimagnolo and I'll be dumping > the Raleigh One-Way for something more conducive for going to a > professional setting and carrying cargo -- probably one of those Pake's > with an Alfine hub and appropriate luggage. > Bah, meant the Raleigh. Add 3spd hub + trigger shifter and even a North Road bar and ya got a gentlemanly bike worthy of a professional setting. for luggage, Velo Orange *finally* got in some of the real Dutch stuff for a good price: http://www.velo-orange.com/bamepa.html Black pleather--you'll have the Portland vegan chicks humping your legs. Bring wetnaps, they can be stinky. I know--dated a few. I did a similar sober setup with the early Nexus7 for years and it was great--a completely non-sporty bike. I could ride it in my leather jacket and a green derby and it didn't look ridiculous. |
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