Bob said: Hi Loz, ... like ... Well, I am quite sure Sydney isn't as hilly as SF, but it is hilly just the same if I venture more than 1km in any direction...
The expedition rack on my Birdy Ice Blue didn't come with wheels, and they're not available from my dealer as of yet. I would appreciate advice on adding...
hi ... Just got back from a little xmas tour of the Coromandel peninsula here in NZ on my Rohloff Birdy. There are some fairly serious hills over there (3-4...
Hi all Having just upgraded to a 9 speed Birdy, I graciously allowed my partner to ride my old 7 speed. It was very bouncy when he rode it (visibly so) and ...
Wow! Touring in NZ sounds sweet, Adrian! I had occasion yesterday to look up the gear ranges on the two Birdy's that Burley imported to the US a few years...
BOTH the front and rear elastomers can be changed. What color is the rear elastomer you're using??? It should NOT be yellow in the rear. Our USA spec's call...
... bought ... road bikes ... or 39 ... Both Specialites TA and Stronglight offer "small" chainrings for doubles (i. e. 38 or more teeth for BCD 130mm) that...
Thanks Bob - It does look from http://www.birdy.com.au/suspension%20page.pdf that the best option would be to switch the rear elastomer to green (currently has...
Well, I finally had a chance to take my Burley/Birdy (vintage late 2000) for a cold, urban ride and now I'm really looking forward to riding more miles on it....
I just learned of the Headland utility cargo rack, Fathead model, which is a clamping rack designed to hold up to 40 lbs on larger seat posts of 30-34mm...
... thinking ... Jon, perhaps the easiest modification is to fit a Syntace VRO unit between stem and handlebar. That is a stem extender link that can be ...
The Automatic Folding Birdy rack is so cool and elegant I can't imagine why anyone would want any other IMHO. The only thing it needs is replacing the winding...
Bob, But where can I actually find one of these to fit an older Birdy? The US distributor won't have them until mid-March. I would be happy with a used one but...
... with the ... elastomer ... wheel to ... washer under ... that the ... holds the ... common ... Hello, The rear catch on the left side of the Birdy which...
I would certainly end up with a new bike. I would insist that the damage is irreparable (the insurance carrier can have the "dangerous" damaged bike for...
Don't know if any of the bike sellers have pictures but I can send you picture of ours - though it will have to be off-group because it will need to be an...
Hi folks, Has anyone used the Birdy slip on cover? I've just moved to a very posh new office building where carrying my folded Birdy through the marble lobby...
If you're in UK, get AVC to post one to you, unless you're near them (Bath) or bikefix, whoever. Works fine. The brommie cover would certainly not fit! Ian...
... Pete, the Birdy cover works well and is well-made, though I think it's a bit overpriced for what it is. What is it you want to know about it? In my...
Except that you'll be carrying it into the building on an everyday basis, a plain old cheap black plastic garbage bag protects swank carpeting and totally...
... I disagree. The Birdy with slip-on cover could pass off for a large suiter - it certainly looks very neat. The backpack doesn't hold the bike - it's a just...
Sounds like the Birdy cover is the one to go for then. It's not that my building explicitly bans bikes, more that I don't want to draw attention to it. I...
They're expensive and a bit fiddly to fit, but I also use one of these covers when carrying the bike in to smarter establishments like hotels. The only real...
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