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Restorations.....Re: Restorations.....First ride on the Mercier this morning and it went well. Climbs reasonably well, hammers along on the flats and downhills quite nicely (though not quite as well as my much heavier Univega). Very comfortable ride too. Naturally for a first ride it wasn't perfect, i had set the high limit screw on the front derailleur too far in, so when i tried to stop it scrubbing in the smallest gears on the back the cable let go (luckily it just pulled through instead of snapping). Grabbed a shifter from a servo and sorted it enough to get to work and fix things properly. Also had the seatpost too low but that's ok now too.
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Re: Restorations.....Great thread, like a good book, just can't put it down.
Good to read the Mercier re-birth went well despite the usual but minor bugs. Look forward to the coming chapters Cheers a man hears what he wants to hear and disregards the rest
Re: Restorations.....Just to lower the tone ...here is an old clunker a neighbour was given (who passed it onto me) Probably from a recent kerbside cleanup
I didn't have to do much. The old tyres still pumped up. The front wheel spokes were rusty so I replaced them with old stainless ones. I polished everything alloy and actually dismantled the cheap alloy brakes and cleaned and painted all the rusty parts so they look like new. Replaced the old suntour friction drivetrain with the first 6 speed accushift. It works ~ okay. Added aero brake levers. Glued seat vinyl where it gaped. Polished old paintwork. Handlebar tape was in my possession for many years and looked grey on the outside. Sadly it looks a bit too mauve rolled out! Anyway a heavy but nice little bike I passed straight on to a friend for his young son's first roadie. (makes me feel generous but I actually spent little but some time on it) Seers seems to have been a bike shop in South Austraia
Re: Restorations.....
That is a really nice bike man. Well done on the resto. Painting is something that gets easier with practise, as you can probably attest. I used rattle cans from Bunnings on the Vetta viewtopic.php?f=23&t=530&start=950#p811996 and was happy with the outcome. Primer + 3 coats of colour with 1200 wet rub in between, and 2 coats of clear on that. Not perfect but pretty good for a buget job. Trick is to let it dry thoroughly between coats up to a week with enamel and then to let it cure for a month or so after that.
Re: Restorations.....
I think that's about the nicest comment ever to grace the interwebs! I know i'm not the next Bike Snob but i try and put up stuff that people will be interested in, thanks mate . And here is the next chapter just for you, this morning i headed out on the Mercier again, put in 81k at an average of 31.3kmh, same story as the first ride, not a great climber but on flat to rolling roads with the legs doing their bit she will really motor. Everything settled nicely so she'll be all good to go in the L'Eroica long course. Finally sorted out a problem with the electricity in the shed so i could get the heaters going again and got another coat of clear on Tom and the Peugeot, as i have all the bits ready to go i should be able to get Tom together by the end of the week, can't wait. The parts for the Peugeot need a lot of cleaning up yet. And i finally got the Tarini finished off (with the exception of the front derailleur, i'm still waiting for the braze on adaptor clamp to turn up), apologies for the photo but it will have to do for now. Yummy. And it was great to use normal bar tape after the fake leather stuff i used on the Lawrencia and Mercier, it was a walk in the park in comparison. Tomorrow i unfortunately have to work as a colleague is away (but at least that means i will be able to sandblast the Viscount forks and see if there's any issues with them), then that night or Tuesday i'm hoping to get the Healing rims masked up. Which reminds me that i need to start panicking about getting the rims sorted out for the ladies Healing, i haven't even started on them yet! And i've almost got my 'Tweed' outfit sorted for the show n shine, the key ingredient is a pair of trousers which are actually brown corduroy (sexy i know, and i don't think anyone needs to see that just yet ). @koen, that looks pretty good, when i first saw it i got all excited thinking it was a Huffy/Kent type of thing sold by that big american chain, til i read your description and realised the store is spelt Sears. @BRLVR, that Vetta looks very nice, did you just sand between the primer and colour or after each coat? I haven't done any sanding on mine, haven't needed to (yet, fingers crossed). And what was the weather like when you did yours, with the weather i had for the Mercier painting it was 'cured' (my definition being lack of a paint smell) within a day or two, i've heard some people say with a professional oven it can be a matter of hours. When man invented the bicycle he reached the peak of his attainments- Elizabeth West.
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Oooooh Tarini looks nice. Is Tange 2, yeah? Sand between each colour coat, not to take out runs but to provide an even and grippy surface for the next coat to adhere to. Hung my frame in the sun to cure. Even if you think it's cured that early poke your finger nail into an obscure spot and you will find it causes an indentation. If it's still that soft it's not cured. Without an oven to hasten things along the best I could do was long periods in the sun and then a month just sitting in my shed with a good air flow around it. I read up heaps on the retro section of a major US forum on the ins and outs of using enamel. I'm not really one to say that I enjoy the painting process, and wouldn't do it unless I really needed too again, but I think the fact that this time I did it slowly and had no real deadline or planned time line helped. In fact my whole build was done extra slow with a focus on small detail and meticulous setting up and pre measured tuning etc... Every thread and metal to metal interface smeared with a film of grease. As you would apreciate with you're experience of builds it's nice to ride a bike that you've put so much effort into and know that it's probably more thoroughly constructed and double checked than anything that's OTR or rolled out of a shop. Cheers dave PS. Ever thought about a brifter conversion on a retro steely for the best of both worlds? This threadhas been a major time waster/ inspiration/cause of unwanted erections for me. http://www.bikeforums.net/showthread.ph ... s-or-Ergos
Re: Restorations.....Yep Tange 2, the frame and forks set me back a smidgen over $100, not bad i reckon.
Interesting to read what you're saying about curing, the Mercier got lots of sun but the weather turned when it was time for the Lawrencia, and all she got was the fan heaters for a couple of hours a day for about a week (the Lawrencia is acrylic though FWIW). Neither of them is soft at all, and when my clumsy butter fingered self has made a boo boo whilst building them it has been a proper scratch rather than any indication that it's soft. Really hearing you on the extra slow building, i did that with the Mercier and it went so well that i've realised it's the way to go, take as much time as required to get everything just right. I have definitely thought about brifters, but haven't yet come across a steely that climbs well enough to justify it (i need all the help i can get when it comes to hills ). I actually really like using DT shifters too. When man invented the bicycle he reached the peak of his attainments- Elizabeth West.
Re: Restorations.....Spirito suggested using a car (or car boot) as a solar powered oven for curing paint.
Re: Restorations.....Just about to start popping the parts on the Tom Wallace, i'm really excited/nervous about this one, wondering if it's going to look right. It's a mix of old and new (by necessity due to the cost of going all old) and i have no idea if it will work aesthetically speaking. Only one way to find out!
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Re: Restorations.....A bit of a difficult 24hrs, started building the Tom Wallace and the headset doesn't fit (crown race is loose and the stack is way too big). Oh and then i found out the front wheel won't fit as the axle is too fat. Should have known of course. So now what, the wheels set me back a fair bit so i can hardly just throw them in the shed as spares, but making the fork dropouts larger seems like a really bad idea . At least the BB and cranks went on fine.
First ride on the Lawrencia today, did a section of the L'Eroica course and it went reasonably well, though very sketchy on the dirt downhills. Was going well, and then about 2-3k out of cooroy i noticed some wobbling through one of the pedals. Stopped thinking it was a loose pedal (which i could have fixed) and the left crank arm had come loose . Had to Michael Milton it the rest of the way to cooroy, luckily the racq service centre allowed me to borrow a socket so i could get back to noosa easily enough. Got the bent forks for the Peugeot off to a local frame builder to get sorted, should be ready on the weekend and very reasonable cost. Might also be able to get a set of decals for the Viscount. When man invented the bicycle he reached the peak of his attainments- Elizabeth West.
Re: Restorations.....Hi Idrcycles, If the Tom Wallace fork ends look something like the image below, your local frame builder should
have no trouble filing them out to to a larger diameter a man hears what he wants to hear and disregards the rest
Re: Restorations.....
Or... you could file symmetrical flats on the axles which is what I did to make a modern set of track wheels fit my Gillott. It had chrome tips on the forks so I wasn't going to file the frame in this case. Altering the frame is probably the better bet as that means most currently available wheelsets will fit. The old smaller axle size is pretty rare these days even in second hand hubs. Or.. if the hub is a cup and cone type you can get an older style axle and replace the current axle. There are plenty of old axles around (I've probably got a couple in the shed). Any old Normandy front hub will have a French axle of about the right size. You might be able to get the headset to fit by using a 'Coke can' shim inside the headtube which is a strip of metal cut from a coke can wrapped around the outside of the headset insert. However if the stack is too tall then you need to look for an older style headset which were of a smaller stack height than was popular after about 1980. Campag (and other makes) track headsets have a pretty low stack height and have got me out of trouble a few times, also some cheaper Tange and 'no-name' JIS headsets made for low-end bikes are often usable and look OK. Cheers Richard
Re: Restorations.....When needed, the flats on my axles are only as wide as each fork end.
Re: Restorations.....Thanks very much for the tip about filing the axle, i should have thought of that myself, that's an excellent solution as i really don't want to do anything to the old girl that can't be easily changed back. The hubs are new sealed bearing Novatec ones, so i'm not fussed about filing the axles, and those are the only wheels i would use on this frame.
As for the headset i had thought about using a shim to get the crown race seated properly, but as the stack is too high i will just use the headset on another bike and get a new headset with the right stack for Tom. When man invented the bicycle he reached the peak of his attainments- Elizabeth West.
Re: Restorations.....
That's a good idea! Generally speaking tho' there is no disadvantage to continuing the flats out to the end if you are confident in your use of the file (or use a miller). The remaining thread is well able to support the load put on it by the wheel nut. Some older axles were actually like this from new, I'm assuming so they could be used in either sized front dropout with the proper alignment? Cheers Richard
Re: Restorations.....I took Tom to the bike shop this arvo to see about getting another headset with less stack (no luck) and afterwards, approaching an intersection, an idiot in a crumbledore pulled out right in front of me. If i had been doing more than the limit, or wasn't paying attention, i would have been straight through his door. Slammed on the brakes and everything went flying, including Tom who had been resting on the back seat wrapped up in a soft blanket to make sure he couldn't get scratched. So much for that, thumb sized chunk of paint gone from the front of a fork leg . Absolutely gutted, i had done such a good job on it and now i have to fix that.
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Re: Restorations.....Bugger.
I've painted 1 frame with enamel paint, won't use it again. It might have been just my technique, but I found if I waved a spanner within 20cm of the frame it would chip, or even if I looked at it at an unusual angle it would chip! Maybe the Qld climate will allow it to dry and hold a bit better than Tassie's. LG = Low Gear
Re: Restorations.....Had some difficulties but managed to get further ahead on a few things. Got the straightened Peugeot forks back from the frame builder and popped the rear derailleur on the frame (i'll get the forks painted up this week), finally got the braze on adapter clamp so i could fit the front derailleur to the Tarini (though i wasn't able to get the cable fitted), and did some tolerable panel beating on the Healing mudguards and got some etch primer on them ready to start painting during the week. I'm annoyed that i wasn't able to get more done due to lack of time but beggars can't be choosers. And i managed to get my hands on a 1987 Peugeot Avoriaz for nothing which was cool . I can't even begin to list the amount of work coming up, especially once i get the Healings back from the powdercoaters (and the Viscount is going in, decals on their way from H Lloyds). Much as i enjoy this stuff i will be looking forward to a good rest after the L'Eroica, and restoring no more than one bike at a time!
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Re: Restorations.....Tange Passage has about the lowest stack height of any (especially budget priced) current headsets. Available chrome, satin or black. 26.4 mm crown race dia. 10.3mm high lower bearing. These are pretty cheap.
Tony PS. Like your Noosa threads (clothes) by the way.
Re: Restorations.....
Can you possibly get away with putting coloured bands (decals or the like) around the forks to hide the chipped area? Lots of older bikes did have fork bands of one sort or another. Cheers Richard
But he will know it's chipped. And he will know we know it's chipped. Cycle touring blog and tour journals: whispering wheels...
Re: Restorations.....Good thinking richard, but he didn't have anything like that originally so im just going to suck it up and respray it (by respray i mean sanding back a little around that area and touching it up, not stripping the whole thing ).
Thanks redrover, and i did some rummaging about last night and i think i might have a headset to fit, it's off a mid 80s bit of gaspipe so it's one of those very thin ones with a top 'cone' that is just serrated, no spanner flats. I'll be able to try fitting it this arvo so i'll soon find out. When man invented the bicycle he reached the peak of his attainments- Elizabeth West.
Re: Restorations.....Great news, the Avoriaz i picked up is only a 52cm, so i can't be tempted into restoring it . Got some more work done in a very brief window of opportunity today, forks off the Peugeot Iseran have their first coat of black on, 2nd coat of green on the Healing rims and final coat of primer on the mudguards for the same. Almost got the BB into the Peugeot but ran out of time.
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Why is the cape going into his mouth?
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"Chuy" pronounced "Chewy" is a popular and beloved male nickname in Mexico. Plus who could resist a bandolier stocked with tacos and burritos?
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Inspired by the carved wood animals made by the people of Oaxaca. 5 colors on grass, all vector halftones. Dual entry by myself and greystone9.
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Mavyn wrote:Why is the cape going into his mouth?
it's not, that's his little sword. I thought of this, why the hell did i not bank on it? i guess i like to make life harder for myself. *sigh* hats to ramy...
The many versatile uses of a tortilla ... and we haven't even gotten into options when fried. GMV!
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Would you say I have a "plethora" of guacamole?
I love mexican culture. So I decided to pay homage to three of their most popular sports: Cockfighting, Westling and Box! 6 colors over Baby blue shirt. Close ups: Enjoy!
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kaleidoscopicfailure wrote:it's not, that's his little sword. I thought of this, why the hell did i not bank on it? i guess i like to make life harder for myself. *sigh* hats to ramy...
Oh, that's supposed to be a hand guard? all righty.
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Cool design, but is there anything you can do to make this shout "Italy" less?
When you think of Mexico, you think of illegal aliens? That's certainly not offensive at all.
We have all heard of Montezuma's Revenge but this classic mexican figure is finding out about modern day mexican food.... the hard way. Hope you enjoy the design. Please Vote.
perfect style! and I like how the color cracks so the shirt shows through. This will look great printed. +1
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does anyone know how to enable NVreg_EnablePCIeGen3 ?
I hope this new driver is working better with a real-time kernel.
Normal users who care about performance, power consumption, stability, picture quality(AA, etc.), video acceleration and so on would be way better of with Nvidia hardware. Running AMD hardware with the "free" drivers perform like a low-end graphics card while running very hot.
does anyone know how to enable NVreg_EnablePCIeGen3 ?
Nvidia blob not working well for you with linux-rt?
...for me the last bunch of releases have been working quite excellently. I still occasionally run into the odd minor issue, like this:
but it doesn't crash my system, nor cause any noticable issues. (that was from last 313.09 driver ~ i haven't had anything show up with 313.18 yet.) I believe it is vdpau + flash in my browser that causes this and i did collect info for nvidia on the matter / reported it. but that was several releases back and i still see this ( unless this release changes that - but probably not )Code:[ 8427.367670] Pid: 1401, comm: irq/42-nvidia Tainted: P W O 3.6.11-rt25-1-rt #1 [ 8427.367671] Call Trace: [ 8427.367678] [<ffffffff8146fa34>] __schedule_bug+0x4d/0x59 [ 8427.367680] [<ffffffff81476410>] __schedule+0x8d0/0x9f0 [ 8427.367683] [<ffffffff81078ce6>] ? __task_rq_unlock+0x16/0x50 [ 8427.367685] [<ffffffff8107acef>] ? rt_mutex_setprio+0x10f/0x2a0 [ 8427.367686] [<ffffffff81478090>] ? _raw_spin_unlock_irqrestore+0x20/0x60 [ 8427.367689] [<ffffffff8109bbb5>] ? task_blocks_on_rt_mutex+0x1f5/0x250 [ 8427.367690] [<ffffffff814765e9>] schedule+0x29/0x70 [ 8427.367691] [<ffffffff81477697>] rt_spin_lock_slowlock+0x15f/0x278 [ 8427.367791] [<ffffffffa03518eb>] ? _nv011768rm+0x9/0xb [nvidia] [ 8427.367792] [<ffffffff81477d56>] rt_spin_lock+0x26/0x30 [ 8427.367793] [<ffffffff8107a906>] __wake_up+0x36/0x70 [ 8427.367831] [<ffffffffa07f4b08>] nv_post_event+0x108/0x160 [nvidia] [ 8427.367869] [<ffffffffa07cfe89>] _nv011912rm+0xf2/0x149 [nvidia] [ 8427.367935] [<ffffffffa0535a98>] ? _nv004839rm+0xc6/0xef [nvidia] [ 8427.368001] [<ffffffffa0535d72>] ? _nv011159rm+0xdf/0xf8 [nvidia] [ 8427.368066] [<ffffffffa0535cf2>] ? _nv011159rm+0x5f/0xf8 [nvidia] [ 8427.368138] [<ffffffffa065a349>] ? _nv008849rm+0xad1/0xce8 [nvidia] [ 8427.368209] [<ffffffffa065a361>] ? _nv008849rm+0xae9/0xce8 [nvidia] [ 8427.368265] [<ffffffffa06cb128>] ? _nv010663rm+0x482/0x684 [nvidia] [ 8427.368321] [<ffffffffa06c98ec>] ? _nv000979rm+0x25c/0x2ef [nvidia] [ 8427.368376] [<ffffffffa06c9cd0>] ? _nv010680rm+0x46/0x1a9 [nvidia] [ 8427.368419] [<ffffffffa03518eb>] ? _nv011768rm+0x9/0xb [nvidia] [ 8427.368474] [<ffffffffa06d0a45>] ? _nv010660rm+0x65/0x8f [nvidia] [ 8427.368510] [<ffffffffa07d2170>] ? _nv000789rm+0x123/0x18d [nvidia] [ 8427.368547] [<ffffffffa07d67d3>] ? rm_isr_bh+0x23/0x73 [nvidia] [ 8427.368586] [<ffffffffa07f2a14>] ? nv_kern_isr_bh+0x44/0x70 [nvidia] [ 8427.368588] [<ffffffff8104cc41>] ? __tasklet_action.isra.10+0x71/0x150 [ 8427.368589] [<ffffffff8104ce15>] ? tasklet_action+0x85/0xa0 [ 8427.368591] [<ffffffff8104bf93>] ? do_current_softirqs+0x1c3/0x360 [ 8427.368593] [<ffffffff810c1fc0>] ? irq_thread_fn+0x50/0x50 [ 8427.368594] [<ffffffff8104c486>] ? local_bh_enable+0x66/0x80 [ 8427.368595] [<ffffffff810c2009>] ? irq_forced_thread_fn+0x49/0x70 [ 8427.368596] [<ffffffff810c1d37>] ? irq_thread+0x127/0x1b0 [ 8427.368597] [<ffffffff810c1eb0>] ? irq_finalize_oneshot+0xf0/0xf0 [ 8427.368598] [<ffffffff810c1c10>] ? wake_threads_waitq+0x50/0x50 [ 8427.368600] [<ffffffff81068953>] ? kthread+0x93/0xa0 [ 8427.368601] [<ffffffff81075d46>] ? finish_task_switch+0x56/0xd0 [ 8427.368603] [<ffffffff81480904>] ? kernel_thread_helper+0x4/0x10 [ 8427.368605] [<ffffffff810688c0>] ? __init_kthread_worker+0x60/0x60 [ 8427.368606] [<ffffffff81480900>] ? gs_change+0x13/0x13
On my Archlinux system(s) the config you are looking for is here:
..and you would enable that feature by adding this, to your configuration file;
I'm not sure what distro you are using, but i am assuming you should have something similar, somewhere on your systemCode:options nvidia NVreg_EnablePCIeGen3=1
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The FOSS AMD drivers are absolutely OK for normal desktop use cases and GNU/Linux is a completely crappy gaming platform because most games simply don't exist on GNU/Linux.
Any game in his/her right mind has a PS3/Xbox360 and not a gaming PC running Linux!
I am definitively NOT talking about gamers because 9095% of gaming takes place on consoles and smartphones and that's a fact. (Google it yourself if you don't believe me!)
I'm so amazed by your use of ur instead of your. You're soooooooooo cool and it really makes your arguments more serious and believable.
No, most people are using desktops with three screens and high-end games with Ultra setting. zanny said so and he must be right
If that were true, nobody would use NVidia on Linux because to this day NVidia drivers can't play back videos without tearing! I also de facto have no video decoding acceleration because VLC only supports VAAPI (not VDPAU) and the VAAPI to VDPAU wrapper simply doesn't work! I also can't adjust the screen brightness with my NVidia GPU (a well known bug with certain BIOSes but no fix because NVidia simply doesn't care!) so much for power saving
NVidia is not the flawless Linux supporter as you people claim NVidia was. There are many problems under Linux and with a FOSS driver at least people can use their GPUs almost forever and not be subject to some exec who decides that old GPUs are no longer supported.
Awesomeness, go start your own thread about how crappy nvidia is and why you think everyone should use Radeon, INSTEAD of polluting this *Nvidia thread* with nonsense that in reality no Nvidia (binary) user gives a crap about... Seriously.
People come into these nvidia threads to get information about the Nvidia driver and possibly get help / ask the odd question.
While i find your passion admirable, it would seem to me, your time could be better spent doing something else (ie: trolling / derailing an Nvidia thread, doesn't help your cause - it's just annoying).
fair enough
I didn't even see that comment. just one or two of awesomeness' other comments - plus this last one, which is just stupid, going on about people's use of 'ur' instead of 'your' - i mean WTF? lol.
anyway, hopefully this nvidia thread doesn't turn into yet another "nvidia sucks" thread / or someone preaching "you should be using a FOSS driver"...
So did any one notice any performance gain or major bugs? I have not decided to download and install it as my old driver "310.19" is working awesome.
Enough with the tribal mentality of my team a is better than your team b!!
In my case, i have been steadily updating on every (beta) release. In my opinion the 313.xx series is probably better, but at the same time, i haven't noticed huge performance gains either (aside from compiz - which did have a performance gain because the changes in compiz to use some newer nvidia changes). by the same token, i have not seen any regressions either.
I'd say give it a try!
Problem with working out of the box is that the radeon drivers have ass performance.
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Would it be possible for someone with a couple of millions to spend to simply step in and hire some programmers to work on key projects, like a free Nvidia driver (or help nouveau out), the Xorg server etc.?
Or is the problem that those kind of programmers cannot be found (i.e. too hard, or too much knowledge needed to get into Xorg programming), in other words, everyone who is able to work on say Xorg already works on it?
So in short, is it money, is it people, is it both?
Or is it lack of leadership and focus?
If it is NOT money, then why don't the ones who have it (Mark Shuttleworth, Redhat) start a high priority project to bring linux graphics up to OS X standards, or Windows 7 standards (without the bloat), and quickly (say 1 or 2 years)?
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They face each other Wednesday night in the series finale between the Phillies and Rangers at Globe Life Park.
Kendrick had a 3.22 ERA after his first 13 starts last season, but posted a 6.45 ERA in his final 14 before finishing the season on the disabled list with inflammation in his right shoulder. Ross will be making his first big league start. He made 123 relief appearances over the past two seasons.
Kendrick had a 40-game stretch in which he went 16-14 with a 3.50 ERA before that down finish last season. The Phillies would love to see him rediscover that consistency this year.
Kendrick was born in Houston and will be starting against the Rangers for the first time. He will be the 78th native-born Texan to start against the Rangers since they moved to Arlington in 1972. John Lackey is the all-time leader with 38 starts, while Nolan Ryan is second with 26 and Storm Davis third with 25.
Ross had a 2.86 ERA in Spring Training, with opponents hitting .259 against him. He had a 1.23 WHIP.
"He has been able to execute pitches," Rangers manager Ron Washington said. "He was able to make pitches, and that's what it takes to be a starter. You can have all the pitches in the world, but you have to make pitches."
Ross is 10-2 over the past two seasons with the Rangers. His .833 winning percentage is the highest for any Rangers pitcher with at least 100 games pitched.
Phillies: Revere hitting at the top
Ben Revere entered Tuesday's game against the Rangers hitting .351 (81-for-231) in 66 games since May 1, 2013. It is the highest batting average over that stretch (minimum 200 at-bats).
"I was impressed with his last five weeks [of Spring Training]," Phillies manager Ryne Sandberg said. "When we played our best baseball last year, he was doing what he's been doing this year up to this point. That's getting on base and having a line-drive, hard-ground-ball stroke, and making things happen on the bases. Really setting a good tone in that leadoff spot. He did that. I saw that for about five weeks last year when he went from .230 to .300. It was impressive."
Rangers: Bullpen roles undefined
Washington said roles in the bullpen remain undefined and will be that way for at least the first month.
Joakim Soria is the closer, but everybody else still needs to be prepared to pitch at any point of the game.
"It usually takes some time, unless you have the same bullpen from the year before," Washington said. "But if we can get six or seven solid innings with a lead, we can shut things down."
Worth noting
• Only three current Phillies have faced Ross. Revere is 1-for-3, while Marlon Byrd and Jayson Nix are each 0-for-1.
• Donnie Murphy is 4-for-9 in his career against Kendrick. Shin-Soo Choo is 2-for-8 with two home runs off Kendrick, while Prince Fielder is 3-for-5 with a home run.
• Cole Hamels, who is on the DL with inflammation in his left shoulder, threw three innings Tuesday in a Minor League game in Clearwater, Fla. He allowed one run. He hopes to make six rehab starts. This was his second.
Todd Zolecki is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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