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Old 02-16-2019, 06:22 AM
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crownjewelwl sold me the first production Aithon! (And very graciously let me pay it off in installments)

Can't wait to build it up!
Very Nice!
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Old 02-16-2019, 11:09 AM
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1983 Specialized Sequoia

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What was your most recent cycling related purchase?
August 2018, while browsing CL, I came upon a listing for a Specialized Sequoia; the guy wanted $250 for it. There was this guy in Beaverton, OR,
who had put me onto the listing. Told Andy I would give him $100 for shipping/packing if he could get the bike for $200; sent him $300 for the deal. I received the frameset in a week. Andy must have used all the ties in Oregon to secure the foam and wrapping. Andy did a great job.
The Sequioa:T-mar (of Bikeforums): The S/N indicates it was manufactured very early in January 1983 (55th frame of the year) by Miki Seisakusho of Japan. Miki was a known SBI (Specialized Bicycle Components, Inc.) source so that is almost certainly the manufacturer and the presence of a Made in Japan sticker would be confirmation. (Some of T-mar's basic info was tweeked from other sources.) The sticker was present on the BB. The bike was made during Japan's glory days - before the 1990s recession and currency devaluation.
Image of CL frameset: Seat tube: 68.5cm c-c http://www.jim.bike123.com/Sqoi/px/Sequoia%20orig.jpg
Image of Road Ready bike:
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Old 02-25-2019, 05:47 PM
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Among a few other things for my Crockett, I picked up a new set of TA's from Big The Robert Axle Project. They hooked me up with some light, slim through axles. Bonus bonus for the off white color matching.

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Old 02-25-2019, 07:23 PM
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Among a few other things for my Crockett, I picked up a new set of TA's from Big The Robert Axle Project. They hooked me up with some light, slim through axles. Bonus bonus for the off white color matching.



How are they! They are actually something I really want to get. Aswell as a chariot axle . Haha

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Old 02-25-2019, 07:25 PM
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They are nice! Customer service was awesome. Shoot them a quick email with your bike and they will send the correct links over since their website is under construction--the correct axles can be hard to find.
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Old 03-06-2019, 10:38 PM
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Picked up a pre-loved but not abused set of DA7850 C24-TU's. I have wanted a set of these since I first saw Lars Boom (in the Rabobank days) ride them in the spring classic's, and love these flashy silver hubs.

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Old 03-07-2019, 04:41 AM
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I'm sure plenty of those around but I'm very glad I managed to buy my own

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Old 03-07-2019, 05:20 AM
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thru axle adaptors( so i can pack my c-64 for girona)

https://us.sciconbags.com/thru-axle-...fHE1WehCAiiygA

(so i can pack my c-64 for girona
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Old 03-07-2019, 05:58 AM
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I just bought a small assortment of M6 hex bolts in various lengths, because inexplicably the fender mount at the top rear of the fork requires a different sized bolt from all the other (M5) fender mounts on my CAADX!

Da hell?!?!
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Old 03-07-2019, 09:27 AM
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I just bought a small assortment of M6 hex bolts in various lengths, because inexplicably the fender mount at the top rear of the fork requires a different sized bolt from all the other (M5) fender mounts on my CAADX!

Da hell?!?!
Interesting. I just installed a set of Handsome Mud Butler fenders on my bike last night and found that that hex bolts supplied for the rear only work if your brake bridge is threaded? I've never heard of a brake bridge being threaded. So now I need to find a long enough hex bolt with nut to make this work. Sad it probably wont be black like the rest of the hardware.
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Old 03-07-2019, 09:27 AM
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Fixin to go pick it up after I sold my 520 prematurely: Garmin 130

Let's see if this bad boy does what I want: pool of sensors (I'm up to 4 power meters and 3 HR straps)

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Old 03-07-2019, 12:55 PM
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MY most recent?? last name starts with the letter P... and is not pinarello :P
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Old 03-07-2019, 01:04 PM
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A bunch of bits for this...

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Old 03-07-2019, 01:14 PM
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Just a gang of stuff lately

For Road Bike:
Orange Seal Versa Valve Tubeless Valve Stem, 80mm to correct some leaky valve stem issues
Stans Tape for Tubeless we-wrap (2 layers)
110mm Zipp SL Sprint Stem
DA Chain
Ceramic Speed OPSW and BB Bearings
New Bar Tape -Pro Smart Digital


For CX Bike:
Zipp SL Speed Stem
New Bar Tape -Pro Smart Digital

For Dads bike:
Enve 42cm compact bar, black
Enve 27.2 setback seat post, black
Enve 100mm stem, black
New Bar Tape -Pro Smart Digital
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Old 03-07-2019, 03:18 PM
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Two of these for my track training clinchers because no one makes a narrow clincher that will fit under my track bike fork anymore. Tired of all the fat stuff already, everybody doesn't always ride gravel!
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