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KOG · Kogswell Owners Group

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  • Members: 650
  • Category: Road Cycling
  • Founded: Oct 9, 2004
  • Language: English
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1439 fourwdvw Offline Send Email Jun 1, 2005
3:07 pm
I'm very interested in hearing your reaction once you've ridden if for a while. I have about 750 miles on my 650B (Col De La Vie tires) P58 conversion, and I...
1440 alex wetmore
alexphredorg Offline Send Email
Jun 1, 2005
3:15 pm
... I'll do that. I was hoping to ride it this week, but it might be a couple of weeks before I can. The bike doesn't have fenders and I want to return the...
1441 david_joshel Offline Send Email Jun 1, 2005
5:40 pm
Hi All I've been following this thread with interest wondering about the advantages of 650B. Currently on my model P I have 700c by 32 Panaracer Paselas. I've...
1442 david_joshel Offline Send Email Jun 1, 2005
5:47 pm
Matt, All When I click on the Kogswell Direct link, it takes me back to the index. How do you get into the store? Dave...
1443 fourwdvw Offline Send Email Jun 1, 2005
6:23 pm
I think one major advantage is that the Col De La Vie tires run at 50psi, and run well. So the ride is cushy smooth, and -at least in my experience - no...
1444 Greg White
gregbunk Offline Send Email
Jun 1, 2005
6:37 pm
... There are 559 tires designed for that sort of inflation that should be comparable. Just a quick look at the Schwable site showed two (Marathon Slick and...
1445 alex wetmore
alexphredorg Offline Send Email
Jun 1, 2005
7:57 pm
... The CdV has a much more supple casing than those Schwable tires, which makes the ride smoother and with lower rolling resistance. I expect that the 37-622...
1446 fourwdvw Offline Send Email Jun 1, 2005
8:06 pm
Actually, its 622 tires designed for low tire pressures that would be interesting, and they are out there too. Tom F....
1447 alex wetmore
alexphredorg Offline Send Email
Jun 1, 2005
8:13 pm
... I've had good luck with the 32-622 Panaracer Pasela at ~60psi and think it would work pretty well at 50psi in the larger versions. It doesn't look flat,...
1448 Greg White
gregbunk Offline Send Email
Jun 1, 2005
8:22 pm
... I've got a pair of Geax reverts in 41-622 that I run at about 50PSI. They don't look flat and are very cushy, very slight rumbling from the minimal center...
1449 Kogswell Cycles
kogswellreader Offline Send Email
Jun 3, 2005
1:56 am
Now that I've had a chance to look through GAHB, I'm k-k-k-krazy for k-k-k-khrome again. I know that nickle chrome is noxious stuff. But it sure looks good on...
1450 morganpeculiar Offline Send Email Jun 4, 2005
6:17 am
Hi all, I'm still deciding what kind of handlebars to use. I've been using some average drop bars on my old bike, but for my Kogswell-in- progress, I'm...
1451 Tom Norwood
breakfast_in... Offline Send Email
Jun 4, 2005
6:55 am
I'm a big fan of Nitto Noodle bars, 44 cm. I tried the 46 and they were just too much for me. Nitto Rando bars, the wide ones, are a close second. But when...
1452 eflayer98 Offline Send Email Jun 4, 2005
1:42 pm
I have Ritchey ergo (either Pro or WCS) drops on three bikes. I do not ride in the bottom of the drops very much and the flat part leading to the hoods is...
1453 fourwdvw Offline Send Email Jun 4, 2005
9:02 pm
I ride the Nitto Noodles. Got my first set stock on my Quickbeam, and liked the increased width -can't remember if they are 44 or 46 cm- and put another set on...
1454 noel3006 Offline Send Email Jun 6, 2005
2:05 am
... weight. ... Since Vittoria decided to turn their wonderful Paris-Roubaix tire into a green striped monstrosity, I've been using the Challenge brand...
1455 Kogswell Cycles
kogswellreader Offline Send Email
Jun 6, 2005
11:15 am
... Noel: there is no progress on larger Gs - Matthew...
1456 Kogswell Cycles
kogswellreader Offline Send Email
Jun 6, 2005
11:45 am
Hi. It's time to update the catalog and I'm looking for someone who can send me a photo of a new (Coleman green, flat fork crowned) P bike. Thanks! Matthew...
1457 William Raymoure
raymourew Offline Send Email
Jun 6, 2005
1:19 pm
... snip ... Yup - just had a set of road wheels rebuilt, and they have the inexpensive Contis from Yellow Jersey glued on ($50/3 - hard to beat the price). I...
1458 chfortner Offline Send Email Jun 6, 2005
11:35 pm
Hey folks- I think the only way to make my D58 _absolutely perfect_ would be to have canti studs brazed on and then have it powder coated Kogswell Kustard. Has...
1459 Stephen Ruane
spruane Offline Send Email
Jun 7, 2005
1:12 am
Hmmm. I sort of suspect you would be diaspointed because the fork wasn't designed to take the forces that cantilever brakes would generate. But I could be...
1460 Jonathan Gutoff
gutoff Offline Send Email
Jun 7, 2005
3:10 am
On my D58 I use 45 Nitto Randonneur bars and like them a lot. They are pretty narrow on top, but for me that's comfortable. Also, the rise is really comfy. ...
1461 david_joshel Offline Send Email Jun 7, 2005
4:40 am
Charlie, a wiser option might be to get a reasonably priced fork with canti studs already brazed on. This would probably cost less than having studs brazed on...
1462 morganpeculiar Offline Send Email Jun 7, 2005
6:28 am
Wow, thanks everyone for the info. I ordered some rando bars, partly because of all the great recommendations, and partly because I was leaning that way...
1463 eflayer98 Offline Send Email Jun 7, 2005
1:02 pm
I made one of these and have found it to work well. Not saying everyone should press their own, but I have found it fairly easy to do. Gotta go slow and...
1464 morepinknoys Offline Send Email Jun 7, 2005
8:13 pm
I'm finishing up the build of my Model P and want to have a cool Rivendell/Carradice-like bag of my own design made for it. Anyone know someone who can make...
1465 Kogswell Cycles
kogswellreader Offline Send Email
Jun 8, 2005
3:43 pm
Hi, Group. I just got this email from a happy customer and had to share. The black powder on the M frames -is- the best I've ever seen. It's so good. It will...
1466 Kogswell Cycles
kogswellreader Offline Send Email
Jun 9, 2005
7:52 am
Exactly right, gentlemen. 1) all Kogswell forks up to now use such light blades that canti posts are not recommended - the same goes for the seat stays 2) a...
1467 Kogswell Cycles
kogswellreader Offline Send Email
Jun 9, 2005
9:11 am
Hi. I have a new, unbuilt, G58 w/ factory Kustard powder being returned. It has a threadless, 1 1/8" fork. So it looks a lot like Michael Wise's: ...
1468 Michael Wise
mishaweis Offline Send Email
Jun 9, 2005
5:04 pm
I was quite a good photographer as a teenager, but I gave it up for other pursuits, and now I cringe when I look at some of these pictures, not just because...
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