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Re: Peter Chisholm in the news again

Qui si parla Campagnolo 9 April 2005 18:45:20
 Fritz M wrote:> The Boulder Daily Comrade mentions Peter Chisholm in an article about> fixed-gear bikes today.>
The bikes are low-maintenance and easier to ride in bad> weather because of their simplicity, which is probably a> big reason why more people are getting interested in them.> That, and, "They're more bang for your buck, because you're> always pedaling," said Peter Chisholm, who co-owns Vecchio's> Bicicletteria, 1833 Pearl St. in Boulder, with Sean Bragstad.>
http://www.dailycam­era.com/bdc/get_out/­article/0,1713,BDC_8­836_3684558,00.html>­
Registration is required to view the article so here's the summary:> Fixies are dangerous and bad and will get you killed by a tow truck> because you don't have any brakes. But they sure are loads of fun.>
Centurion Accordo bought new in 1987 converted to 42x16 fixed gear.>

Best advertising is the free type...

http://www.fixedgea­rgallery.com/2005/fe­b/chisholm.htm

Not danfgerous and we say use at least one brake on a fixie...two on a
single speed but single speeds are for Nancy's
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Arthur Harris 9 April 2005 19:11:21 [ permanent link ]
 "Fritz M" wrote:> The Boulder Daily Comrade mentions Peter Chisholm in an article about> fixed-gear bikes today.

Daily Comrade? As in, "Let me hear your balalaikas ringing out?"

Art Harris


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Bill Sornson 9 April 2005 19:32:51 [ permanent link ]
 Qui si parla Campagnolo wrote:> Best advertising is the free type...>
http://www.fixedgea­rgallery.com/2005/fe­b/chisholm.htm>
Not danfgerous and we say use at least one brake on a fixie...two on a> single speed but single speeds are for Nancy's

Any particular reason you put the brake lever on the right?


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Werehatrack 9 April 2005 20:10:57 [ permanent link ]
 On Sat, 09 Apr 2005 15:32:51 GMT, "Bill Sornson"
<NoSpamSorniNoSpam@­SpamMeNotBot.san.rr.­com> wrote:
Qui si parla Campagnolo wrote:>> Best advertising is the free type...>>
http://www.fixedgea­rgallery.com/2005/fe­b/chisholm.htm>>
Not danfgerous and we say use at least one brake on a fixie...two on a>> single speed but single speeds are for Nancy's>
Any particular reason you put the brake lever on the right?

Maybe so that the left arm is available for hand signals?
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Zog The Undeniable 10 April 2005 15:52:59 [ permanent link ]
 Qui si parla Campagnolo wrote:
Not danfgerous and we say use at least one brake on a fixie.

I don't know...I was riding downhill with a 20mph tailwind yesterday and
it was scary. Fun, but scary. My main fear on the fixie is still that
I have to make an emergency stop and 30 years of experience tells me to
stop pedalling. When I've done this before I've caught it by the time
the rear wheel is only 6" off the ground...
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Qui si parla Campagnolo 10 April 2005 19:35:19 [ permanent link ]
 Bill Sornson wrote:> Qui si parla Campagnolo wrote:>
Best advertising is the free type...>>
http://www.fixedg­eargallery.com/2005/­feb/chisholm.htm>>
Not danfgerous and we say use at least one brake on a fixie...two on a>>single speed but single speeds are for Nancy's>
Any particular reason you put the brake lever on the right?>

Strongest hand plus I seem to grab the waterbottle with my left hand...
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Jobst Brandt 10 April 2005 23:15:42 [ permanent link ]
 Bill Sornson writes:
Best advertising is the free type...

http://www.fixedgea­rgallery.com/2005/fe­b/chisholm.htm
Not dangerous and we say use at least one brake on a fixie... two>> on a single speed but single speeds are for Nancy's
Any particular reason you put the brake lever on the right?

My motorcycle has the brake on the right hand and I see not reason to
have a different location for a front wheel brake on a bicycle?

Jobst.Brandt@stanfo­rdalumni.org
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Guest 11 April 2005 04:06:36 [ permanent link ]
 Fixies aren't dangerous, but bikes without brakes are. If a fixie without
brakes breaks a chain, you're in very deep trouble. Never ride a fixie
on the road without brakes.

On 8 Apr 2005 21:54:04 -0700, "Fritz M" <nospam@masoner.net­> wrote:
The Boulder Daily Comrade mentions Peter Chisholm in an article about>fixed-gear bikes today.>
The bikes are low-maintenance and easier to ride in bad> weather because of their simplicity, which is probably a> big reason why more people are getting interested in them.> That, and, "They're more bang for your buck, because you're> always pedaling," said Peter Chisholm, who co-owns Vecchio's> Bicicletteria, 1833 Pearl St. in Boulder, with Sean Bragstad.>
http://www.dailyca­mera.com/bdc/get_out­/article/0,1713,BDC_­8836_3684558,00.html­>
Registration is required to view the article so here's the summary:>Fixies are dangerous and bad and will get you killed by a tow truck>because you don't have any brakes. But they sure are loads of fun.>
Centurion Accordo bought new in 1987 converted to 42x16 fixed gear.

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Qui si parla Campagnolo 12 April 2005 16:54:21 [ permanent link ]
 hbaker1@pipeline.com­ wrote:> Fixies aren't dangerous, but bikes without brakes are. If a fixie without> brakes breaks a chain, you're in very deep trouble. Never ride a fixie> on the road without brakes.>

Well, at least one brake. Broken chains, on fixies, SS' or regular road
bikes are rare.
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Guest 13 April 2005 01:18:16 [ permanent link ]
 I should have included the case where the chain derails. This has happened
to me.

On Tue, 12 Apr 2005 06:54:21 -0600, Qui si parla Campagnolo <peter@vecchios.com­>
wrote:>hbaker1@pipe­line.com wrote:>> Fixies aren't dangerous, but bikes without brakes are. If a fixie without>> brakes breaks a chain, you're in very deep trouble. Never ride a fixie>> on the road without brakes.>
Well, at least one brake. Broken chains, on fixies, SS' or regular road >bikes are rare.

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Qui si parla Campagnolo 13 April 2005 17:14:02 [ permanent link ]
 hbaker1@pipeline.com­ wrote:> I should have included the case where the chain derails. This has happened> to me.>
On Tue, 12 Apr 2005 06:54:21 -0600, Qui si parla Campagnolo <peter@vecchios.com­>> wrote:>
hbaker1@pipeline.­com wrote:>>
Fixies aren't dangerous, but bikes without brakes are. If a fixie without>>>brakes breaks a chain, you're in very deep trouble. Never ride a fixie>>>on the road without brakes.>>
Well, at least one brake. Broken chains, on fixies, SS' or regular road >>bikes are rare.>

I can onl;y speak from my experience, Never derailed my fixie, never
broke a chain.
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