Zem,  I did not ride it that day.  In normal times I'd be comfortable 
requesting a ride and being the most awesome bunch, Riv folks would have 
set it up for me.  This stop was supposed to be for a socially-distanced 
order pickup.  I was glad they hung out with me and chatted  briefly and 
pulled out the bike for me to hold and look.  One of these days I may 
schedule a test ride and drive up there.  It seemed like the front fork 
details were not final, but overall it felt like a Roadini (the TT might be 
straight or less curvy, if remember) slightly moving toward AHH.  I noticed 
that it had a braze to attach the center kickstand.  Definitely longer 
chain stay than the Roadini.

The more I ride the Roadini the more I'm liking it.  For those who doesn't 
feel like waiting for 6-10 months, they can't go wrong picking a Roadini 
instead of CHG, IMO.  It is by far the most enjoyable road bike I have been 
on.  It is buttery smooth, it flies!

sorry about the longer-than-called-for reply :)
On Tuesday, 22 September 2020 at 09:11:55 UTC-7 zem...@gmail.com wrote:

> Ash - any ride quality impressions relative to the Roadini or other Riv 
> models?
>
> On Sunday, September 20, 2020 at 6:19:32 PM UTC-4 Ash wrote:
>
>> Recently I had a chance to look at CGH prototype in person at WHQ.  A 
>> worthy successor to the  Roadini.  I really liked what I saw.    Was ready 
>> to put the money down if they would take it!   
>>
>> I'd have replaced those mini V-brakes with the upcoming Cantis.  But if 
>> CHG comes with no canti studs, I'm going to pass.
>>
>> Leah, don't worry too much about parts shortage.  Being the Rivendell 
>> Ambassador, l you would be able to crowd-source them here!
>>
>>
>> On Saturday, 19 September 2020 at 19:54:22 UTC-7 Eamon Nordquist wrote:
>>
>>> Dang, I really wanted to get one of these, and hoped to be gainfully 
>>> employed again by the time they are out. I’m no really interested anymore 
>>> if it’s going to be made for long reach calipers. I don’t understand that 
>>> change, but wish them well. Being able to run cantis was what was sealing 
>>> the deal for me. It’s really a great design otherwise, but with big tire 
>>> clearance, I really want cantis. 
>>>
>>> Eamon 
>>> Seattle 
>>
>>

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