Thanks guys!!! I hadn't  had any interest in it until recently. I have someone who's  made an offer and ive accepted it. The deal is supposed to be completed tomorrow 2/20. If it falls through and you're still interested,i'll  post up.

Thanks

Heres some detailed Geo specs.
Seat tube c-t 17.75"  sta is 73deg
Head tube length is 4" and the angle is 72deg
The chainstays measured from the center of the bottom bracket adjust between 17.25"-18.25"
The effective top tube is 23"

Thanks Mike

Walt Works 29er with s&s couplers and 6" wrench . Size medium. Paragon sliding dropouts, post mount disc on the brake side and I have both geared and single speed drive side dropouts. Both sides have titanium bolts. I recently had the cable routing rerouted to run a full length housing for both the rear brake and the rear derailleur.There is a slight blemish under the new powder coat on the top tube near the head tube from where the old housing stop was. Nothing major but felt the need to mention it . Also included is a color matched salsa steel fire starter fork , with bottle cage or everything cage mounts. I'm selling just the frame and the fork, all the other parts are being moved to another frame set. I can take additional photos of specific spots, and will be more than happy to measure any tubes lengths you have questions about . Asking $800 OBO shipped to the lower 48.

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I've done it several times to many frames and even a seatpost. The tool is pretty cheap and it comes with a few rivnuts.
I loaned the tool to a friend and never got it back bit I watched a video on you tube that show a super easy way to do it with a bolt and nut and that's what I use now.

When drilling the frame on the underside of a down tube is quit simple , where it gets tricky is when its inside the front triangle and you don't have enough room for the bit and drill length to drill the hole straight.  To solve that I went to harbor freight and bought a right angle attachment for $15.

To get the bit to stop wanting to wander when starting the hole I use a file to make a flat spot on the frame to start the bit.

Hope this helps and good luck.

P.s. most bike shops will do it for $15-$20

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since time of posting the above ad , i have found a frame id like to buy..........so no reasonable offer refused .

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The newer camels bladders have baffles inside that prevent it from bulging out but I think they only come as large as 3l.if you cut all the hard plastic off around the cap you maybe could get two of the 2l in your frame bag?

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I made a bridge between my aero bars and zip tied a headlamp to it.




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Sounds like a blast..have a good trip. .post up lots of pics on the facebooks

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I recently did a 200 mile trip after being off the bike for many months, I chose to use flats in an attempt to avoid any knee pain.........still got some minor pain and ended up wrapping my knees but I do credit the flats with lessening the pain. The terrain was not very technical sans a few spots and after a few hours i almost forgot that i wasn't clipped in.So for now, on my touring bike, i plan to leave the flats on.I know some companys make some very comfortable cycling shoes , but i don't own any that are more comfortable than regular cross training/trail running shoes. I swapped the laces for the elastic tie-less kind and my feet never felt better.

I'm not sure which phone you have, but if it's anything other than an Iphone you can buy spare batteries for dirt cheap. From ebay i bought 2 batteries and a charger , so i can charge them without having to be in the phone for $11 shipped

They are Origin8 mini aero bars. I don't have a picture right now but I will post one when I get home. Your local bike shop should be able to get some for you.
J

that would be great, are you using H-bars or loops ?

Was wondring which mini bars you have clamped onto your jones bars, and if by chance you had a picture of it.
thanks

Hey y'all I am looking for a cheap set of aero bars or just the arm rests themselves that can clamp on my bars. I have Jones bars with some mini bars clamped on the front so I just need the armrests. Looking for something cheap or at least inexpensive.

Thanks,
J

Cool if a trade doesn't happen ill give ya a holler

Thanks

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I have a small but would prefer to have a medium..if anybody is interested gimme a holler

Thanks

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Awesome...I use one without issue and love it..enjoy

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i recently bought one from someone who is making them. i forwarded this post to her , since im not sure how to get you in contact with her. she frequents the site so im sure she will chime in soon.

good luck

I used and old school xt front derailleur. It looks similar to rival and apex .it worked flawlessly with those shifters and xt cranks.

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