Well, I don't claim to have seen it all... but the subject of this
article from the New York Times certainly justifies some kind of prize
for a goofy invention! (Collar inflates into a helmet in a collision)
Link:
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/09/05/arts/design/the-index-design-award-takes-the-p
Here's the basic route
Started at Marymoor Park, up Sammamish Trail...Tolt-Pipeline
Trail...Snoqualmie Valley Trial, up Iron Horse Trail, back down to
town of Snoqualmie, up the hill (mountain!) to Snoqualmie Ridge,
connect to Preston- Snoqualmie trail (starts at Azalea Park) on an
awesome
What a day for it--looks like a blast! Do you have any more details
on the route? I'd like to give that a go.
Ryan
On Sep 4, 9:58 pm, rob markwardt wrote:
> Greetings,
> School starts this week, I haven't ridden the Bleriot all summer,
> I've got a free pass to bike all day...what to do? G
Greetings,
School starts this week, I haven't ridden the Bleriot all summer,
I've got a free pass to bike all day...what to do? Go for a 100ish
miler on the trails east of Seattle! It was cold and foggy when I
started but it turned in to a perfect day. About ten hours on the
trail... 9 on the
I'm in search of a pair of later-model Campagnolo downtube shifters (not the
classic kind with knurled edges). I'm running late-model 9-speed on the bike
they're intended for, so matching indexing *or* friction would be OK.
I had such good luck with hand position on my PBP bike (Nuovo Record bra
Patrick -
It was earlier in life, but later became more lenient. Last I heard,
the scale was just giving out severe tongue lashings.
Will admit to having a scale. But only to judge if my bikes have
inadvertently fallen below 30 pounds.
Eric Platt
St. Paul, MN
On Sep 4, 2:34 pm, PATRICK MOORE
Hmm. I did not read it that way at all. Then again, for me, it takes
until 37mm to be "medium" and wide doesn't begin until past 40. Or
maybe my Schwalbe Marathon Supreme 50s are wide. Or not.
Then again, after a few years where no bike has had less than 35s on
it, my perception of wide is dif
It is, but sadly it is no longer available.
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Looks great, if you can swing the money i say get the Nitto, after
messing with some cheapie seat-posts (no the VO) and picking up a
Nitto, you can see why Rivendell sell so many. Is the E3 triple too
much light? I thought it was really meant for trail-riding.Did
you do the build-up? Still
Just replying to my own post. I went out for a S24O without securing
the fender like i had with the Nitto Mini (so i just had the stays,
the daruma, but nothing at the front of the rack), and ended up
rattling it out of position. Thank goodness for bungies i was able to
get equal enough tension t
Phew! The grey grid is the only color that matches the bike I just
ordered from Riv. I wanted thegrey grid in a shop sack plus med saddle
sack.
Ness
On Sep 4, 9:55 am, René Sterental wrote:
> I also emailed Keven who responded that no one there had heard any issues
> with the grey grid fabric. H
Once again, an inability to be objective.
The reviewer's conclusion should be, "Whoah, what an eye-opener. Time to
rethink my ideas about narrow versus wide road tires!"
On Sep 3, 2011, at 3:34 PM, DC wrote:
> Bicycling magazine features a Rivendell Roadeo in the gear section.
> I've only bee
Johnny: is it a hanging scale? If so, I will buy it if it is still available.
On Sun, Sep 4, 2011 at 9:53 AM, Johnny Alien wrote:
> 55 lbs.
>
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Bicycling is turning into a decent little mag lately. Still a lot of fluff
and the requisite "How to ride 100 miles" articles, but they're putting in
some longer, interesting articles as well. They're still beholden to the
bicycle industry and will never, ever, never-ever write anything negative
on 8/31/11 11:00 PM, Seth Vidal at skvi...@gmail.com wrote:
> Hi folks,
>
> This is a bit off topic but I suspect many folks on this list have
> enough bikes to warrant housing for them.
>
> We are currently in the middle of a building process for a new bike
> shed/workshop.
>
> Pictures here:
on 8/30/11 12:09 PM, dougP at dougpn...@cox.net wrote:
> I agree with all the above re: ease of access & convenience. My
> Acorn Boxy Rando has a couple of small pockets facing me. My cell
> phone goes in one, and I can hear the phone ring, stop the bike and
> answer it before it goes to voice
on 9/3/11 1:54 PM, islaysteve at alkire...@verizon.net wrote:
Posting a SCALE on this forum? What are you thinking?? (Just kiddin') Or
is this what happens when we renounce our old weight-weeny ways? Note: I
still weighed the parts as I was building up my Bleriot. Old habits die
hard.
Steve
Looks great! How do you like the H Plus Son TB-14 rims? Did you build them
yourself? I've been eyeing those for future roadie builds.
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I also emailed Keven who responded that no one there had heard any issues
with the grey grid fabric. He didn't speak with Grant.
I'm waiting to get a pair of XS Grey SaddleSacks and Grant told me they were
expecting them in a few weeks when I won the lug competition.
Let's hope this has been a mi
Dan,
Now I'm not sure about the sizing but they are 650b. It could very
well be a 52cm but I have no idea how to measure.
Perhaps it's totally unrelated but just rode my first century+ on it
yesterday and am exhausted and stoked.
Adam
On Sep 2, 4:33 pm, danmc wrote:
> Great looking bike. I ha
I just called yesterday to buy a M saddlesack and was told that the grid
grey was just backordered and should be in within a week or two.
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Thanks for the ride report, and, nice to know this ride is so close to me,
as i live nearby in Moab, UT.
I will definitely be over to do that ride! My primary interest these days
is "all roads" riding, and to that end have been doing some interesting
multi-surface loops here in vicinity of Moab
The Renovelo was still there.
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Bicycling magazine features a Rivendell Roadeo in the gear section.
I've only been a subscriber for a few months, but this is by far the
sweetest looking bike I've seen in their mag so far. The write up is
short but positive. In the spandex tradition "Forget it if the ideas
of wide road tires and
Did I see an AHH pedaling down Charlotte St today? Blue bike,
mustache bars, and a reflective triangle on the rider?
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What is its maximum weight limit? I couldn't find it.
Rene
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On Sep 3, 2011, at 1:24 PM, Johnny Alien wrote:
I have a brand new in the box Park digital scale. I have never used it but
I did (before listing it here) throw some batteries in to check that it
worked. So this
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