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Quoted message said:A Muzi said:> [email hidden] aka Carl Fogel wrote:
>> Long chains like this tandem/recumbent offering are probably just
>> longer pieces broken from the same spool, not patched-together shorter
>> pairs:
>>http://www.nashbar.com/profile.cfm?category=600076&subcategory=600010...
Quoted message said:Quoted message said:Tom "Johnny Sunset" Sherman wrote:
Quoted message said:Quoted message said:> That chain is barely long enough for my small drive wheel bikes [1],
> and
> would be too short for large drive wheel recumbents where 240-260 link
> chains are often needed.
> [1] RANS Rocket and RANS Tailwind.
Quoted message said:Quoted message said:Hostel Shoppe sells an eleven foot plus (286 links!) chunk [1] of
chain:http://www.hostelshoppe.com/cgi-bin/search.pl?category=606000
[1] are footnotes necessary with a four line paragraph?
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Andrew Muziwww.yellowjersey.org
Open every day since 1 April, 1971
Quoted message said:Those just 'look' like footnotes. They are really
'Shermanisms'. :-)
Quoted message said:Lewis.
Quoted message said:*****
LOL! Hi Lewis, good to see that some of the old time regulars are still
checking in. You still riding that Tour EZ clone barefoot? One time I tried
to joke with Bill Patterson about a photo of him and SO on their tandem
(wife, I assume) stoker wearing what looked like high heels. Probably all
those years spent with engineering students left him desentized to smart-ass
attempts at humor.
How have the solid tires been performing? You were one of the early adopters
IIRC, but the chatter about better polymers and more sizes seems to have
faded beyond background noise now, kinda like DuMonde Tech lubes.
got bent, got old, got a trike.
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I haven't ridden a 'bent in many years now and my feet have completely
healed up. :-)
Since retiring and going 'car-free' I rode a single speed with
AirfreeTires for several years and then switched to another bike, with
a fixed gear, last year.
My latest project is converting my fixie to a 3-speed (fixed), which I
hope to have finished very soon.
Kind regards.
Lewis.
*****
