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I've used Kool Stop on my Cannondale cantilever brakes since 2018. I think that I'll stick with the brand. I'm very satisfied. Customer service has been responsive as well.

My preference is to have a wheel hand built from components that you research and pick out individually rather than buying a pre-built wheel that was built by a machine. Wheels can be a great performance booster for your bike, but they are super pricey. I had a set built up for my three month...

They call my part of the world OZ too.

I've been waiting for a 1994 Super V to show up so I could share this. Advertisement taken from September 20, 1993 Velonews.

Look what tomorrow is! You just never know where these threads will lead. Good job Brett.:)

They're just waiting for the right opportunity.

Also this 19" 1992 T600. The only year for that model. Very clean.

I saw this today and it peaked my interest; a 1991 ST600. The only year offered with Grip Shift bar end shifters. A bit overpriced though.

Here's a Patriots bike if I've ever seen one.

Did you have to walk 14 miles home after all that?!

Sorry to read of your mishap. Falls are never good for the rider or bike. I was just reading the post about your bike from 2022. I really like that color, and the way you bought it as frame trade-in was very interesting. I hope that you heal quickly and can put you bike back in good order.

What a Erie sight. ;)

I can see that.

Forgive the pun, but I feel your pain. I totally agree with kjop in his assessment that maybe you are riding a size frame that doesn't fit you. I too am older and have six fused vertebrae in my neck that make a more upright riding position critical to my comfort and safety. I have always thought...

You only live once.