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  1. I e-mailed my father Andy Muzi's note re: delrin bearings in headsets
    from Harken Yacht fittings and I got this response from one of his
    co-workers:

    "My brother, Pat [Pat Lob], used a Big Bullet sheave as his lower
    derailleur cog back in the early eighties when Harken sponsored him.
    Worked
    great and Harken got some R & D value out of it. Perhaps we could try
    the
    cam cleats as toe clips."

    Here is a link to an image of that block (sheave is the turning part
    between the "cheeks"😉:

    http://www.harkenstore.com/uniface.urd/sccyspw1.eShowPage?409Z56LC7FV66&409Z56LC52F62

    Hmmmm... I sense crossover and an opportunity for obscene profits.

    App

  2. "[email hidden]" <[email hidden]> wrote in
    news:[email hidden]:

    Quoted message said:

    I e-mailed my father Andy Muzi's note re: delrin bearings in
    headsets from Harken Yacht fittings and I got this response from
    one of his co-workers:

    "My brother, Pat [Pat Lob], used a Big Bullet sheave as his lower
    derailleur cog back in the early eighties when Harken sponsored
    him. Worked
    great and Harken got some R & D value out of it. Perhaps we could
    try the
    cam cleats as toe clips."

    Here is a link to an image of that block (sheave is the turning
    part between the "cheeks"😉:

    http://www.harkenstore.com/uniface.urd/sccyspw1.eShowPage?409Z56LC7
    FV66&409Z56LC52F62

    Hmmmm... I sense crossover and an opportunity for obscene profits.

    App


    Bike parts are dirt cheap compared hardware I buy for my 505.

  3. Mike Latondresse said:

    "[email hidden]" <[email hidden]> wrote in
    news:[email hidden]:

    Quoted message said:

    I e-mailed my father Andy Muzi's note re: delrin bearings in
    headsets from Harken Yacht fittings and I got this response from
    one of his co-workers:

    "My brother, Pat [Pat Lob], used a Big Bullet sheave as his lower
    derailleur cog back in the early eighties when Harken sponsored
    him. Worked
    great and Harken got some R & D value out of it. Perhaps we could
    try the
    cam cleats as toe clips."

    Here is a link to an image of that block (sheave is the turning
    part between the "cheeks"😉:

    http://www.harkenstore.com/uniface.urd/sccyspw1.eShowPage?409Z56LC7
    FV66&409Z56LC52F62

    Hmmmm... I sense crossover and an opportunity for obscene profits.

    App


    Bike parts are dirt cheap compared hardware I buy for my 505.

    What's that?
    --
    Phil, Squid-in-Training

  4. Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:


    Bike parts are dirt cheap compared hardware I buy for my 505.

    What's that?

    Nice one-design: > http://www.int505.org/

  5. "Jay S. Hill" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

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    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:


    Bike parts are dirt cheap compared hardware I buy for my 505.

    What's that?

    Nice one-design: > http://www.int505.org/

    Killer fast and it takes college athletes to sail and keep upright at least
    half the time.

  6. "Tom Kunich" <[email hidden]> wrote in
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    Quoted message said:

    "Jay S. Hill" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    >
    >Bike parts are dirt cheap compared hardware I buy for my 505.

    What's that?

    Nice one-design: > http://www.int505.org/

    Killer fast and it takes college athletes to sail and keep upright
    at least half the time.


    Hey I sailed it for 6 years with my wife who weighted 150 with a
    weight vest until she quit and I got a bigger crew. I weigh 145 so
    went minimum weight on the boat and use finess, lotsa finess ...I can
    sometimes plane upwind wouldja believe.

  7. I grew up mainly sailing scows until I was 12 and then we got a
    Windsurfer. Then a Vanguard courseboard, then a hydrofoil for the
    Windsurfer - now that was fun. Never totally got the hang of it but
    the brief rides above the waves were amazing.

    505 is nice, 470 is nice, Laser is a blast. No mono-hull is faster
    than an A scow though (except iceboats of course). IIRC, Peter
    Barrett's kids actually waterskied behind one on a honkin' day.

    App

  8. I grew up mainly sailing scows until I was 12 and then we got a
    Windsurfer. Then a Vanguard courseboard, then a hydrofoil for the
    Windsurfer - now that was fun. Never totally got the hang of it but
    the brief rides above the waves were amazing.

    505 is nice, 470 is nice, Laser is a blast. No mono-hull is faster
    than an A scow though (except iceboats of course). IIRC, Peter
    Barrett's kids actually waterskied behind one on a honkin' day.

    App

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