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New Thread | Scooter24 05-02-24 09:34 PM |  Hi all Bike RidesMy name is Scott I live in Mesquite Tx I am trying to fine a small group to ride with . Who lives in the Mesquite / Garland area (0 views, 0 replies) | |
New Post | Maelochs 05-02-24 09:32 PM |  Scared To Cycle On Shared Bike Path. Thoughts?A note, repeated---it is not the conveyance but the conductor. You can call it a flying elephant if you like ... if the user is a selfish dolt or a childish idiot or something similar ..... I... (2,193 views, 70 replies) | |
New Post | Russ Roth 05-02-24 09:30 PM | Updating my Trek 700 Multitrack Your bike has SIS on the rear der, can't see the front, that would mean its compatible with any 7sp shimano compatible shifter. If replacing a system, easiest is to stick with all the parts of the... (337 views, 22 replies) | |
New Post | GCBM 05-02-24 09:28 PM | Charlie's Shed - Parts and tools From the Simplex 1953 Catalogue - and probably in later ones as well... https://cimg6.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikeforums.net-vbulletin/500x640/1953_page_20_793ee23 074bda6723cdf7f1d68e 5c97a8fb538ee.jpg The... (2,039 views, 56 replies) | |
New Post | JohnDThompson 05-02-24 09:27 PM | Vintage Viscount: Trust in Trusty! All three iterations of the Lambert/Viscount cast aluminum fork were subject to CPSC recall. Best to replace it with a steel fork. FWIW, when I compered, the Lambert/Viscount cast aluminum fork is... (91 views, 3 replies) | |
New Thread | adlai 05-02-24 09:26 PM | You could probably get most of the benefits of a belt drive by enclosed drivetrain Like instead of having to deal with expensive belts and sprockets, if you enclosed a single speed drivetrain with a tight-fitting and sealed enclosure, you would get most of the benefits of a belt... (0 views, 0 replies) | |
New Post | TMonk 05-02-24 09:25 PM | Training Status??? (IV) Funny Zwift Race today. Zwift Crit Racing Club "Dutchy Estate", A race, 1st of 3 starters. We were a group of three until about halfway in when one dude got dropped after some attack/counter... (1,488,068 views, 17,826 replies) | |
New Post | browngw 05-02-24 09:25 PM | Show your French bikes! Some recent photos of my circa 1965 Dilecta Le Blanc. The bike was treated to an upgraded Suntour rear derailleur and some nos Bluemels mudguards. My fleet of bikes has been diminishing for the last... (1,135,296 views, 3,876 replies) | |
New Post | LesterOfPuppets 05-02-24 09:23 PM | Addiction 2024.2 I've been keeping a bag of decaf on hand pretty steady lately so I can have coffee all day and all night. I usually do half caff in the mornings, decaf only after 1400 hours Currently Peet's Major... (40,244 views, 1,988 replies) | |
New Post | WGB 05-02-24 09:20 PM | Fiori stamped Ofmega cranks Forgot to ask, - does anyone know what hoods will work with Modolo America levers? I copied this image of a generic lever to show the model ... (0 views, 1 replies) | |
New Post | urbanknight 05-02-24 09:15 PM | 4 Bike Fleet, $8k total Unless I read this incorrectly, you got rid of the integrated levers but only replaced it with shifters and no brake levers. I also don't see a handlebar or wheelset mentioned. Otherwise it's a... (244 views, 14 replies) | |
New Post | curbtender 05-02-24 09:07 PM | 45 Years Ago: April 1979 in Bicycling magazine Had to be some grease on those bell bottoms...thanks for the shots. (808 views, 24 replies) | |
New Post | Russ Roth 05-02-24 09:01 PM | Need a wee bit more clearance for tires. This is the answer. Looking at the pics there just doesn't seem to be a sufficient amount of clearance for the seat stays to what I would feel comfortable with and the fork legs don't look any... (348 views, 30 replies) | |
New Post | TMonk 05-02-24 08:58 PM | How much did you pay for your road bike? Congrats on your daughters results and GL to her in future races Russ Roth (1,863 views, 110 replies) | |
New Post | roadcrankr 05-02-24 08:53 PM | WTB: Dura Ace 7400 fluted 27.2 post, headset, brake calipers and more I've got the 7400 headset in excellent condition. Shimano spec'd as English/Italian threading. Looks almost new. It came off a Kestrel EMS fork from the early 90's. Took a quick haphazard photo.... (56 views, 3 replies) | |
New Post | Duragrouch 05-02-24 08:47 PM | Old clown bike. Looks pretty difficult. And yet the 2024 Summer Olympics (tm) will feature, for the first time, breakdancing. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Breaking_at_the_Summ er_Olympics Not knocking it,... (455 views, 11 replies) | |
New Post | Camilo 05-02-24 08:41 PM | Least proprietary current production road endurance bike I don't believe that any Litespeed or Lynskey has proprietary parts. Maybe Litespeed sells some with a press fit BB but they're not proprietary. (139 views, 9 replies) | |
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New Post | cyclezen 05-02-24 08:37 PM | Opinions on New Bike The REi bike looks very nice for the price. Quality stuff (329 views, 11 replies) | |
New Post | big john 05-02-24 08:37 PM | Photo of the Day - or Week - or Whatever I wanted to do a route with over 70 miles and 7K feet of climbing but it hasn't happened yet. Did that route twice around my 68th. These rides are easier for me solo. This ride had 5 others... (853,192 views, 5,361 replies) |
