DIY Wednesday: Campagnolo-ish.

Written by Ryan on March 9, 2011. Posted in Bicycle, Gear 3 Comments

I will be receiving one of these beauties below shortly- and I’m very excited about it. A 15mm box end paired with a campy fork end with a little filing to transform it into a bottle opener… Nice. Courtesy of Hotte, Charles and Devin at Wright Bros. Lucky me!

Similarly- Remember when this started going around? Still not too sure on the origin- but this image is from here

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Living in and loving the NW. A passion for human powered transportation. Event planner. Beer drinker. Hell raiser.

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bubble

March 9, 2011 at 4:13 PM | #

where can i get that shank?

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rschuetze

March 9, 2011 at 4:23 PM | #

DIY baby…. DIY.

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Andy

March 9, 2011 at 9:05 PM | #

Superkrome too! Those have been good to me for a long time.

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Yes Scott, I’m sure everyone is aware .83 is on Thursday, it is even on the GMG event calendar. The fact is though, .83 rides are not the type of rides all cyclists care to attend. I hardly think you need to see another ride as competition, rather just another option for a way to get people on their bikes during the week. Two wheels one love.

Tall Bryan | May 16, 2013 | #

Yes. If only there were a ride that happened every Thursday for the past 8 years that everyone could attend.

http://point83.com

Westlake Center. 7pm. Ride 7:30. It’s not some stale Critical Mass BS you know.

Scott Gamble | May 16, 2013 | #

Sorry about that, should work now! If not, let me know at g...@gomeansgo.org

greghxc | May 16, 2013 | #

Hi there. Just tried to sign up, but I’m having problems with the PayPal thing–it won’t respond when I click to “Add to Cart”. Hopefully this can get fixed–I’m stoked on this ride!

Nick | May 16, 2013 | #

Never underestimate the power of data in pushing the agenda of the bicycle forward. I don’t know who is paying for the counter to be on the Fremont Bridge, but they are equipping Seattle with powerful information that will support the argument that continued investment in bicycle centric infrastructure is wise.

Matt Alford | May 14, 2013 | #

Ryan

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