Recent content by robcleary

I keep telling people the same thing over the proposed license and insurance requirements. It's not going to stop someone who's already ignoring existing laws (riding wrong direction, running reds, sidewalk riding, etc.) and completely up to whether they enforce it or not. (imo it's not a good...

Essentially yep! My crew started in Philly and I met them at Cooper River Park, then we meandered our way down to AC

(I'm sure those of you that have done this route could name each location lol. And yeah someone in our crew did this on a brakeless fixie 🤟)

Sold! The Jeffsy has returned to its North Jersey roots :) Lock it up!

Last call on this, otherwise I'm breaking it down for recycling this week.

Not sure if this works logistically, but @a.s. just posted this https://mtbnj.com/forum/threads/free-bike-box.59014/

Free wheelbox (was used to ship 700c gravel wheels without tires installed) Comes with packing material inside, in pretty good shape. Pickup in Camden County.

$1100 (retaped the rear wheel, no longer leaks!)

$1200 ? That '22 Jeffsy that sold here is making me think I'm highballing this bike :oops:. Market is nuts these days. Anyway shoot me an offer. Bike's been sitting, might need some new rim-tape or a valve for the rear wheel though, there's a slow leak.

Next we actually have the tires that are on these wheels! However I wanted to list them separately in case anyone's looking for some 26" gravel tires. They're a pair of 26x2.1" (or 54c) Panaracer Gravelking SK+. The Plus edition has additional sidewall protection for some underbiking...

Hi all, I'm back with some more junk I mean uh PARTS to sell and give away! ;) Up first we have a lovely set of 26" Mavic wheels that I got from Firelordjim a few years ago! I used these as a "dip the toe" wheelset for trying gravel riding out on my old 26" hardtail. I no longer have the...

I've had them bled once, and they are quite powerful. But the Guide RE's have a much stronger grab earlier in the stroke, they feel more like a DH brake compared to the XTRs. Both are on metallic pads too. But like @Santapez said everyone has a different experience with brakes. I find the XTRs...

If they're anything like the old Guide RE's they'll be a great powerful brake for cheap. I have a set of Guide RE's on my Jeffsy and they're more powerful than even my 4 pot XTRs on my new bike.

$1400 or best offer! I love this bike but just simply don't use it since I bought my Top Fuel. I think I've taken it out once since when the Trek was in the shop, still a beast on the downhills. Only thing that's changed is I threw some old red ODI grips on it and there's a DD DHR II on the rear...

A lot of good deals for President's Day on Cambriabikes. I got a Fox 34 Performance Elite GRIP2 for $430 with a discount code. https://cambriabike.com/collections/forks