"Albatross bars with bar end brakes and thumb shifters. You'll likely need a longer stem to avoid feeling cramped."
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Raleigh Super Course upright conversion
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Picked up a very nice 531 Carlton Raleigh Super Course this weekend, I think it is a '76, did not check the serial # yet...Always loved this bike, had one years ago. My quandry is the drop bars, just…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Kelvin Mulcky Feb 20, 2012.
Your thoughts on criterium's?
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The city of Berwyn recently adopted ATA's biking/walking/transit plan. The city will be holding events to help promote this plan. As a member of the citizen advisory committee, I thought a criterium…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Vince Zaworski Jan 14, 2012.
Cold toes Rose? - WARNING Graphic Content
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Mine got cold today after about 18 miles...I must try something new...This site looked helpful...…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by J.A.W. 15.08 km Dec 9, 2011.
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Kelvin Mulcky replied to Bernard Joseph Hannigan's discussion 'Raleigh Super Course upright conversion'
Bernard Joseph Hannigan replied to Mo's discussion 'Did the cyclist do right thing to revenge?'"Damn...VW must make a real crappy car or this guy had the strength of Arnold to bitch slap that mirror off...This smells like a set-up."
Moc Artsy replied to Bernard Joseph Hannigan's discussion 'Raleigh Super Course upright conversion'"I have Soma Oxford bars on one upright bike and Velo Orange Milan bars on another. I like both quite a bit. The Oxford bars can be mounted either rising or inverted, and work well with aero levers and tape (as with moustache bars) or with bar end…"
James BlackHeron replied to Bernard Joseph Hannigan's discussion 'Raleigh Super Course upright conversion'"Cheaper than mustache is a Northroad inverted. This brings the front of the bars closer and the "drops" even closer yet but with the traditional 7-stem not too close. You can re-use your existing drop levers and put them out at…"
wigner replied to Bernard Joseph Hannigan's discussion 'Raleigh Super Course upright conversion'"soma makes some goodies
http://www.somafab.com/parts/handlebar
i have the oxford i like it
salsa too
http://salsacycles.com/components/
i have the moto ace woodchipper
kalloy has a real nice city cruiser style bar i like but i can't find a link…"
Jeff Schneider replied to Bernard Joseph Hannigan's discussion 'Raleigh Super Course upright conversion'"How about Soma moustache II bars with bar-end shifters? If you get the bar made for 25.4mm clamp, you can re-use the brake levers (or get new MTB levers). You might also be able to use the existing stem, if it's not too long for…"
Bernard Joseph Hannigan posted a discussionRaleigh Super Course upright conversion
Picked up a very nice 531 Carlton Raleigh Super Course this weekend, I think it is a '76, did not check the serial # yet...Always loved this bike, had one years ago. My quandry is the drop bars, just not feeling the love with that position anymore. I love the upright set-up on my Raleigh Detour hybrid...Any stem, bar suggestions out there?....Would love to move the shifters to the bar as well.…See More
Bernard Joseph Hannigan replied to Serge Lubomudrov's discussion 'A tip about a tip of . . .'"i would never let something as benign as a phone call interrupt my ride...They all go to VM."
Bernard Joseph Hannigan commented on Bernard Joseph Hannigan's event 'City of Berwyn ATA citizen bicycle/transit meeting'"I posted this of my own accord. I am not "running" anything ,I am a member of the citizen committee. The Active Transportation plan for Berwyn can be seen here...
http://www.berwyn-il.gov/pdf/Berwyn_Active_Transportation_Plan_111611.pdf"
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City of Berwyn ATA citizen bicycle/transit meeting at Berwyn Public Library
January 26, 2012 from 7pm to 9pm
The city of Berwyn recently adopted ATA's plan for improving bicycle/walking/transit options in Berwyn. This is a great development for our city. We need your help to make these dreams a reality. The citizen committee recently sent a letter to the city outlining an excellent implementation plan to accomplish our goals very quickly. We will be meeting this coming Thursday, January 26th at 7pm In the Berwyn Library Community Room. Please join us and become part of our effort to make new,…See More
Bernard Joseph Hannigan is attending K Stephens's event
Chicago Winter Bike Swap at Harper College
January 21, 2012 from 9:30am to 3:30pm
Gather with the Chicagoland and Midwest cycling community for huge savings on everything for the bike. Enjoy the great deals as well as the social experience. Vendors will be traveling from all parts of Illinois, Wisconsin, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, New York, Massachusetts and Arizona to participate in the 2012 Chicago Winter Bike Swap. Don't miss the one chance this year to attend this event!See More
Bernard Joseph Hannigan replied to in it to win it 8.0 mi's discussion 'I rode today. Did you?'"BBBRRRRRR.......Timely tips....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8i7vcboSje0"
Vince Zaworski replied to Bernard Joseph Hannigan's discussion 'Your thoughts on criterium's?'"Thanks for mentioning the Wright Ride Anne. I'm on the committee with Bernie that's exploring ideas for events in Berwyn and I'm also the 2012 OPCC President so the club will have involvement in any event that happens.
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Anne replied to Bernard Joseph Hannigan's discussion 'Your thoughts on criterium's?'"perhaps i should have said that putting ON a race is a form of entertainment....of course the racers are living a healthy lifestyle (no comment on doping). For the purposes of the City of Berwyn, they need to promote healthy lifestyles in their…"
Molly Shough replied to Bernard Joseph Hannigan's discussion 'Your thoughts on criterium's?'"The Chicago land area needs more races - especially ones within reasonable distance from the city.. Excellent idea! I haven't had a chance to read all of the other comments yet but it needs to be sanctioned by a cycling government body…"
Bernard Joseph Hannigan replied to alex's discussion 'Help reattach my Brooks badge'"Any shoe repair place could fix that in an instant...Keep them in mind for any other leather bicycle needs, my guy did a great job on the rotted straps on my '74 Raleigh Sports saddle bag."
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