Hi Jay,
Do you know where I can get info on the SF Bike Bike in September?
Thanks!
On Sun, Jun 29, 2008 at 2:32 PM, Jay Varner <jay(a)sopobikes.org> wrote:
> I hope this will be the last(ish) message to the Think Tank regarding
> the organizing the Southeast Bike!Bike!. We are now all set up with
> our very own email list - southeast(a)bikebike.org (thanks again to
> Jonathan Morrison for setting that up) and the site -
> http://southeast.bikebike.org - is up (though it still needs some
> content and we're waiting for the graphics department to get back to
> us). Regardless, you can sign up for the email list on the site
> So from now on, please direct any Southeast Bike!Bike!
> questions/announcements there, and not hear on the Think Tank.
>
> See ya'll in San Francisco come September,
> Jay Varner
> Sopo Bike Co-op
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Someone at UBP on Saturday was having big problems changing out some dry
rotted tires on a Schwinn MTB/hybrid that had been donated. Come to find out
(after repeatedly trying to fit any size decimal or fraction 26" on there)
that corrosion on the rim was hiding a little stamped "650B" mark on it.
The cheapest 650B tire on harris is $25 and i'm not sure the bike shop we
get our parts from would be any less expensive. The bike is in great
condition other than the tires but $50 is about what we would sell it for.
Should we swap the 650B rims for 26's? I would hate for someone to ruin a
tire and have to wait a week for something to get ordered online or at a
bike shop.
Here's my question to the group....What do you do with perfectly usable
oddball bikes/parts that aren't particularly cool or collectable? Think the
"fancy parts" thread of last year but with solid stuff that sits around
gathering dust...
Brian
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