FS:nitto stuff, acorn bag, filson jacket, woolrich, odds & ends, free stuff.

[drew]

Photos HERE

Components

Nitto Tallux- 130mm, 25.4 new. 60$ shipped

Nitto r-14 top rack- great condition, no tombstone version-100$ shipped

Vintage Nitto bullmoose bars- 130mm ish extension. 60 wide- 35$ shipped

Shimano down tube cable stops-new- 10$ shipped

Shimano ultegra bar-end shifter pods- little shellacky in the photos, but excellent condition. ill clean them up. -25$ shipped

 Sugino Bash guard- New unopened- 30$ shipped

Bags 

 Small acorn handlebar/saddlebag-green, roughly 5x8in , very good condition-30$ shipped

Jandd frame bag- tan cordura, new-30$ shipped 

Lone peak sundance front or rear panniers- gray- made in USA, really great little bags. New-80$ shipped

 

Clothing 

Filson Jacket- dark navy, waxed cover cloth, detachable hood. great every day coat. USA made. men's size small, great condition. wont cry if it doesn't sell-125$ shipped

Woolrich mountain parka- vintage, 60/40 cloth, USA made, upper is flannel lined, arms and lower are lined in red poly. rear map pocket. men's size small, great condition- 60$ shipped

i also have 2 pairs of Apolis white oak cone selvedge jeans 32 and 33 waist that are on the photo page. one is new with tags.  make me an offer. somebody should be wearing these. 

Free for shipping 

Suntour sl rear hub- NOS- 36 hole 126mm spacing. Found this a while back and didn't know it needed a suntour proprietary cassette- free for shipping

Dia compe center pull brakes. Missing the nuts-free for shipping

Suntour power thumb shifter randomness- giving up on this project. bought off ebay and the mounting hardware was no good. bought a donor shifter and various clamps which are also included. this would probably be an easy fix for someone with a little knowledge of working with metal. anyway, the shifters themselves are great, its just a mounting issue. - free for shipping and the promise that you will solve this problem and make the world right again.

open to offers and i would trade for the slightly bigger and also out of production acorn handlebar bag, an xt shadowy long cage rear derailleur or mark's rack 

[drew]

adding some requested info and a sackville bar tube. acorn bag is gone. 

On Saturday, March 12, 2016 at 5:00:14 PM UTC-8, drew wrote:

Photos HERE

Components

Nitto Tallux- 130mm, 25.4 new. 60$ shipped

Nitto r-14 top rack- great condition, no tombstone version. long struts cut to 13.25-13.5 inches-100$ shipped

Vintage Nitto bullmoose bars- 130mm ish extension. 60 wide- 35$ shipped

Shimano down tube cable stops-new- 10$ shipped

Shimano ultegra bar-end shifter pods- little shellacky in the photos, but excellent condition. ill clean them up. -25$ shipped

 Sugino Bash guard- New unopened- 30$ shipped

Bags 

  Sackville bar tube- the newer brown color. couple of months old, but unused- 60$ shipped. 

[drew]

Here is what is left 

Vintage Nitto bullmoose bars- 130mm ish extension. 60 wide- 35$ shipped

Shimano down tube cable stops-new- 10$ shipped

Shimano ultegra bar-end shifter pods- little shellacky in the photos, but excellent condition. ill clean them up. -25$ shipped

Lone peak sundance front or rear panniers- gray- made in USA, really great little bags. New-80$ shipped

Sackville bar tube- brown, newish- 60$ shipped 

 

Filson Jacket- dark navy, waxed cover cloth, detachable hood. great every day coat. USA made. men's size small, great condition. wont cry if it doesn't sell-125$ shipped

Woolrich mountain parka- vintage, 60/40 cloth, USA made, upper is flannel lined, arms and lower are lined in red poly. rear map pocket. men's size small, great condition- 60$ shipped

i also have 2 pairs of Apolis white oak cone selvedge jeans 32 and 33 waist that are on the photo page. one is new with tags.  make me an offer. somebody should be wearing these.

[Dave Redmon]

Drew--
Are there photos of the Lone Star panniers available? I have Tubus Tara front racks. Apparently there are difficulties fitting earlier Lone Stars
on the Taras. You can compare older and newer LS panniers at http://www.thetouringstore.com/LONE%20PEAK/LP%20PANNIERS/P099/P099%20PANNIERS%20PAGE.htm

Final request: pls measure distance on the backsides from the top of U-shaped clips to the bottom of the pannier. Pannier length is an issue on
my bike.

Dave in Kansas

[drew]

hey dave,

ill do some measurements tonight and let you know. for now, you can see these at http://lonepeakpacks.com/shop/index.php/packs/panniers/p099.html   not sure what rack they are on here. these are a newer version. less than a year old. unused. 

[drew]

updated list. offers welcome

 

Vintage Nitto bullmoose bars- 130mm ish extension. 60 wide- 35$ shipped

Lone peak sundance front or rear panniers- gray- made in USA, really great little bags. New-80$ shipped

Sackville bar tube- brown, new but has been sitting- 60$ shipped 

 Filson Jacket- dark navy, waxed cover cloth, detachable hood. great every day coat. USA made. men's size small, great condition. wont cry if it doesn't sell-125$ shipped

Woolrich mountain parka- vintage, 60/40 cloth, USA made, upper is flannel lined, arms and lower are lined in red poly. rear map pocket. men's size small, great condition- 60$ shipped

[drew]

Dave,
From the top of the hook, straight to the bottom of the pannier is exactly 12 inches.

[Dave Redmon]

Good! Now please confirm these panniers have the Type 2 bottom fasteners (final 3 photos) and not the Type 1 bottom fasteners (first photo).  Comparison photos at

http://www.thetouringstore.com/LONE%20PEAK/LP%20PANNIERS/P099/P099%20PANNIERS%20PAGE.htm

Quote from that website: "For years I have had to tell customers that the Tubus Cargo Evo was the best rack for Lone Peak rear panniers, and the Tubus Ergo was the best choice for Lone Peak front panniers.  Because there was no vertical or horizontal adjustment for the lower hook system on Lone Peak Panniers, they did not fit well the very popular Logo Evo, Cosmo, Tara and Duo racks.  When a rack was suitable for the Lone Peak mounting system, the fit was incredibly secure, reliable and durable with virtually no issues.  The new system retains the same reliability, but now has both vertical tension adjustments to fit racks with a shorter top to bottom distance, as well as horizontal lower hook adjustments, for offset lower mounting points.  We can now get a secure fit on any of the Tubus front and rear touring racks!

The first photo above shows the original lower hook system.  The final three photos illustrate the adjustable tension system, and the offset adjustment capability.  Tension can be adjusted by simply retying the knot to lengthen or shorten the bungee -- simple and reliable!
The new system retains the simple, strong and reliable "Loc-on" upper hook system.  We couldn't see a way to improve the upper hook system!"

Drew, pls confirm bottom attachment arrangement.

Dave

Dave Redmon

On Mar 14, 2016 8:08 PM, "drew" <drewbe...@gmail.com> wrote:

Dave,
From the top of the hook, straight to the bottom of the pannier is exactly 12 inches.

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[drew]

hey dave, 

the bottom bungee attachment is like the 1st photo. i believe all of the smaller panniers have this attachment and only the larger ones have the bungee attached to the top with the strap that allows for segmented-side to side adjustment. youll notice that in the photos, only the larger panniers are like this. anyway, they fit on my rack quite solidly and were purchased new from lone peak about 8 months ago. 

let me know if you need any more info. 

[Dave Redmon]

Drew--

     One more stipulation is hook size. LS pannier hooks come in two sizes to fit either 8mm or 10mm diameter rack rails. Use calipers or even open end wrenches to determine diameter capacity of the panniers.  Note: 10mm rails are about the same diameter as a AAA Duracell battery. If you can fit a AAA battery inside the hooks, that will indicate capacity.
Dave

Dave Redmon

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[drew]

Pretty sure they are 10mm but will check

[drew]

ok dave. confirmed- 10mm

On Saturday, March 12, 2016 at 5:00:14 PM UTC-8, drew wrote:

[Dave Redmon]

Drew--
These are nice panniers but I see no way to attach the bottoms to my Tubus Tara front rack. Bummer😕

Dave Redmon

[drew]

Hey Dave,
These are shown on a Tubus Tara on the product page, I believe. No worries though

[Dave Redmon]

Would you pls send the link to that page?

Dave Redmon

On Mar 15, 2016 10:58 PM, "drew" <drewbe...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hey Dave,
These are shown on a Tubus Tara on the product page, I believe. No worries though

[Dave Redmon]

Drew--

      If you still have the panniers, I think I can use small hose clamps around the bottom of the Tubus Taras to enable attachment. How about $75 shipped to 66502?

      Did you post a photo that I missed?

Dave Redmon

Dave Redmon

On Mar 15, 2016 10:58 PM, "drew" <drewbe...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hey Dave,
These are shown on a Tubus Tara on the product page, I believe. No worries though

[EGNolan]

This has devolved into the worst sale I've witnessed on this forum, Dave, please kindly pay the $80 & move on. You should throw in an extra $5 for the hassle.

Best,

Eric

Indpls

[Joe Bernard]

It's been...interesting.

[Dave Redmon]

Apologies for not conducting this sale discussion off  list. I've learned my lesson, I think.

Dave Redmon

[dougP]

That little down arrow next to the "Reply" arrow / button has a "reply privately" option.  This is your friend during transaction discussions. 

dougP

[drew]

I just assumed I was/am being trolled.

[Joe Bernard]

I was waiting for the flux capaciter measurement.

[Jim Bronson]

I don't seem to have that option to reply privately, although I would like to have it.  See attached screenshot.

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[dougP]

That's interesting.  On my PC, when I click the "Reply" button it immediately creates a reply to all. It doesn't look the same as what you're showing.  Your screenshot includes the small down arrow to the right of the "reply" button which should activate a drop down that includes the "private reply" option. 

On my Android phone, there is only one arrow for "reply", no options.  I think in the past it's been noted that Google Groups has some quirks depending on what you are using, Apple, PC, Android, etc. 

Jim, what happens when you click on the arrow to the right of the reply button?

dougP

[Bill Lindsay]

Jim Bronson

Your screenshot is a screenshot of gmail.  If you only look at RBW Group traffic via Gmail, then you don't have the option to reply privately.  If you want to have that ability, you need to switch to looking at this board as a message board.  Use google groups to look at this board, and you will see that you have the ability to Reply, meaning put a post on the message board for all to see, or you can "Reply Privately" which only sends an email to the poster to whom you are replying.  

Just open a new tab and type in: groups.google.com and see what you think. 

Bill Lindsay

El Cerrito, CA

On Friday, March 18, 2016 at 6:46:20 AM UTC-7, Jim Bronson wrote:

[bo richardson]

it took me hours of frustration to learn i could not PM to a poster from my ipad.
i had to go fire up the linux machine for that one simple transaction.

bo

[Jim Bronson]

If Google was smart they would recognize in the Gmail interface that the email came from Google Groups and allow for the private reply from your email box if that's where you happen to be.  That would be more elegant, IMO.  

I make many of my replies from my Android phone and as far as I know there is not a Groups app, thereby necessitating switching to the mobile browser to visit the Groups site.  I think that's non-ideal.

But anyway, I digress.

[David Banzer]

In your browser screenshot you posted, you do have actual email addresses. You could cut and past and send an email directly.
David
Chicago