Hi all, I'm just curious if any of you have any experience or knowledge of David Kirk frames? Curt Goodrich gave him a plug a while back which says alot, and I know David Novelesky has one of his frames. Do any of you have any first hand experience with him and his work? The link to his website is below. His frames look great!
http://www.kirkframeworks.com/
thanks,
Rod Kronenberg
Fort Collins, CO
>
> Be sure to take the Campagnolo seat binder bolts and place them carefully in the
> trash. They break and will leave you stranded far from home. Use the Suginos
> instead, or else carry two spares on the road. (Yes, I know a guy who broke his
> bolt and my spare on one ride.)
>
> Other items that are nice to have "in stock":
>
> Curved washers to fit nutted brakes.
>
> Velox cotton rim tape.
>
> Twine for whip finishes on cotton bar tape. If you're really degenerate like me
> you'll have assorted colours.
>
> Cable end caps. Amazing how fast you go through these.
>
> 3 feet of spare (black?) cable housing in the bottom of the tool box, in case
> you underestimate how much housing to buy for each project. I sat looking at a
> bike once at 10:00pm the Friday night before the big ride with the housing for
> the left barcon 6 inches too short, and wept. Had to use clamp on shifters for
> that day. And to be really prepared, have brake and derailleur housing.
>
>
> A few spare brake and derailleur cables. If you cut one of your new cables too
> short, it's nice to have a spare in the bottom of the tool box to rescue you.
>
> Tom Adams, Shrewsbury NJ
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>
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>
> >----- Original Message -----
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> >From:
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> >To:
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> >Sent: Thursday, November 20, 2003 2:40 PM
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> >Subject: [CR]Parts Pantry...
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> >
>
> >
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> > > Hi all,
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> > >
>
> > > After a minor accident where I ran over a front wheel with my car and bent
>
> > > the QR axle I started to think about what a well stocked cycling pantry
>
> >should
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> > > contain and would like
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> > > the input of fellow CR members. I will summarize if I get alot of off list
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> > > responses too.
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> > >
>
> > > So, the question is. What should every one have in their pantry for the
>
> >long
>
> > > haul? Looking
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> > > at small parts I guess and it is highly dependent on what we ride of
>
> >course.
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> > >
>
> > > Campagnolo
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> > > =========
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> > > 01.) Campagnolo seat binder bolts
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> > > 02.) Campagnolo brake pads
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> > > 03.) Campagnolo dropout screws
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> > > 04.) Campagnolo brake hoods
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> > > 05.) Campagnolo QR axles:)
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> > >
>
> > > Mike "Did I really do that?" Wilkinson
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> > > Castle Rock, CO
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> > >
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> > >
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> > >
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> >
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