"I helped a rider out a while ago who had a flat on their bike with an internal hub, we didn't have the tools (or the know how) to remove the wheel. We just left the wheel installed on the bike while we patched the tube. Simple enough, as long…"
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Kelvin Mulcky
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Chicagoland Bike Trails …
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Frozens' Not Century 201…
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Chicagoland Beer Explora…
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Pitching a Tent
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vintage road bikes
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Kelvin Mulcky's Discussions
Spring cleaning - Dura Ace / Mavic GP4 / Truvative wheelset - $50
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Kelvin Mulcky Apr 11.
FS: 57cm RRB with Campagnolo Group
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Skip Montanaro 12mi Apr 17.
Bunch 'O Bars for sale
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Kelvin Mulcky Mar 31.
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Kelvin Mulcky replied to Adam Herstein (5.5 mi)'s discussion 'Ortlieb Panniers: Classic vs. Plus'"I've used the classic pannier's on extended bicycle and motorcycle tours. They are tough as nails, waterproof and very adaptable.
I also fill them with ice and use them as coolers when I ride to the beach."
Kelvin Mulcky joined spencewine's group
Chicagoland Bike Trails - News & Conditions
Your one stop shop for trail news and conditions in the Chicagoland area. User generated, so please add a report if you're on any of the region's bike trails.See More
Kelvin Mulcky replied to Marty A.'s discussion 'Custom Steel Advice'"You're not going to find much for less than $1800 for a custom frame and fork.
Or, you can buy used custom frames on ebay for as little as $400."
Kelvin Mulcky replied to M's discussion 'Advice on a steel bike?'"Excellent advice John!
I want to stree that the OP should try out as many bikes as possible before making a purchase. Try steel, aluminum, and carbon. Try bikes that are above and below your price point. Try bike with shimano, sram, or campy…"
Kelvin Mulcky replied to Marty A.'s discussion 'iPhone holder on handle bars'"I use RAM handlebar mounts on my motorcycle for my iphone or gps. they're super solid and come in a variety of styles."
Kelvin Mulcky replied to Madeline's discussion 'Electric Bikes?'"I would love an electric assisted Bakfiets.
http://bakfiets.nl/eng/accessoires/cargobike/long/elektrisch/"
Kelvin Mulcky replied to carfreecommuter's discussion 'Michigan Bike Trip - How do I get my bike there?'"You could rent a car one-way and put the bike in the trunk.
Also, bikeflights.com is a really cheap way to ship a bike. You could ship it to a bike shop in michigan and take the train."
Profile Information
- What I ride:
- Road, Cyclocross
- The kind of riding I do:
- Recreational, Exercise, Commuting, Distance, Competition / Racing, Around Town
- My other websites (myspace, facebook, blogs, etc.):
- http://www.lookuplookdown.wordpress.com
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Comment Wall (3 comments)
- At 3:15pm on November 2, 2012,
LarryO said… Hi Kelvin, last year you posted a review for your Dry Duks rainsuit. How's it holding up since then? Have you found that it's too bulky? Thinking of getting one. Thanks!
- At 7:11am on March 6, 2012,
Mike Zumwalt said… - It's already filled.
- At 3:06pm on November 3, 2010,
Brian said… - I have one set of Superbe Hubs. They are currently laced into some Mavic GEL280 sew-up wheels. No superbe shifters. I do have one set of Superbe-Pro track pedals NIB (never been on a bike... or even out of the box except to take some photos). I'm the original owner. Now those are definitely a diamond in the rough. $100 if you want 'em.
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