[RBW] New SimpleOne photos

2011-06-12 Thread charlie 
Took it on a 8.5 mile ride and realized that I had the rear brake
dragging just a slight amount. I thought I was getting weak or
something.tomorrow I try again. The bike is really great though
and the nice curved fork blades make the ride really comfortable. Here
is a link to some new photos.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/62431375@N08/sets/72157626816699077/

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[RBW] Re: shorts with a fly?

2011-06-12 Thread EricP 
And a quick glance at the REI website shows Fox and Novara also have
models with a zipper.  Have a pair of Novara with a fly.

Eric Platt
St. Paul, MN

On Jun 11, 8:40 pm, Jeff, KC MO jeff.pe...@gmail.com wrote:
 I have a pair of Zoic Shorts, IIRC that do have a fly and removable liner.
 So the answer to your question is yes.

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Re: [RBW] New SimpleOne photos

2011-06-12 Thread nawrock 


Looks great Charlie!  Congrats!  What size/brand tires ya got there? 



Dave Nawrocki 
Fort Collins, CO 

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Subject: [RBW] New SimpleOne photos 

Took it on a 8.5 mile ride and realized that I had the rear brake 
dragging just a slight amount. I thought I was getting weak or 
something.tomorrow I try again. The bike is really great though 
and the nice curved fork blades make the ride really comfortable. Here 
is a link to some new photos. 

http://www.flickr.com/photos/62431375@N08/sets/72157626816699077/ 

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[RBW] Re: shorts with a fly?

2011-06-12 Thread Tom M 
Endura makes a few models of mountain bike shorts that meet some of
your criteria. They have a fly and they have a snap-in liner, which is
basically a thin pair of riding shorts. But once the liner is in
place, you can't really use the fly. I generally ride them without the
liner. FWIW, they have lots of pockets and are well made.
--Tom

On Jun 12, 7:42 am, EricP ericpl...@aol.com wrote:
 And a quick glance at the REI website shows Fox and Novara also have
 models with a zipper.  Have a pair of Novara with a fly.

 Eric Platt
 St. Paul, MN

 On Jun 11, 8:40 pm, Jeff, KC MO jeff.pe...@gmail.com wrote:



  I have a pair of Zoic Shorts, IIRC that do have a fly and removable liner.
  So the answer to your question is yes.

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Re: [RBW] Re: Carbon-ectomy using a Carbonomas fork

2011-06-12 Thread J. Douglas Way 

Aaron-

I'm using Grand Bois Cerf 700 x 26 mm tires.  I'm limited in tire 
clearance by the rear rather than the front.


The rake of the carbon fork was 43 mm compared to the 45 mm of the steel 
Carbonomas fork.  I didn't measure the length difference but it is 
probably very small.


Good luck,
Doug

On 6/11/11 10:55 PM, Aaron Thomas wrote:
I'm the one who asked. Thank you for posting a followup to that 
thread. I appreciate hearing your experience. The fork definitely 
looks good on your bike.


Do you know if the fork specs were roughly similar to the fork you 
replaced? And what 26mm tire are you using?


Thanks,
Aaron
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[RBW] Re: New SimpleOne photos

2011-06-12 Thread Mike 
Charlie, congrats on the bike. I love that color. Hope you have nice
weather this weekend and can get out and enjoy the bike. Kinda makes
me want to pedal my QB to work today...

--mike

On Jun 12, 12:39 am, charlie charles_v...@hotmail.com wrote:
 Took it on a 8.5 mile ride and realized that I had the rear brake
 dragging just a slight amount. I thought I was getting weak or
 something.tomorrow I try again. The bike is really great though
 and the nice curved fork blades make the ride really comfortable. Here
 is a link to some new photos.

 http://www.flickr.com/photos/62431375@N08/sets/72157626816699077/

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[RBW] WTB 62 cm quickbeam

2011-06-12 Thread jamison brosseau 
Hey all,  had luck with the racks, so I thought I would try and see if
i could find a quickbeam, if it doesn't happen I will prob go with a
simpleone.  after years and years of fixed riding , I love my geared
bikes, and am a little concerned i won't ride a single as much, thats
why im looking for a used one.
thanks jamison

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[RBW] Re: And Summer Begins.

2011-06-12 Thread velomann 
3 more student days, a couple grade/meeting/move the classroom days,
one-day Safe Routes conference in Bend,and then...
I've already done a couple centuries this spring, but looking forward
to more family rides, and hoping to get out for some overnighters as
well.

What was hardest was I took a spontaneous trip to Yosemite with my son
and a couple of his high school friends over Memorial Day weekend.
With some fancy finaggeling and the wonders of the internet I was able
to score canceled campsites in the valley, though we had 3 different
sites for 4 nights. Beautiful weather and lots of walking/hiking. Next
time I'll take a bike - seems like every employee there has one and in
the valley it's quicker than driving - not that you would want to get
anywhere fast in Yosemite, but I walked by lots of people stuck in
traffic on Saturday of that holiday weekend. Felt like summer
vacation, which was the hard part - coming back to the classroom (and
the rain).

Mike

On Jun 11, 8:08 am, manueljohnacosta manueljohnaco...@hotmail.com
wrote:
 School is done.
 Teaching is done.
 Fenders is done.
 Ready for summer.

 Pictures will document it 
 happening.http://www.flickr.com/photos/mannyacosta/sets/72157626929256424/

 -Manny Schools out for summer! Schools out forever! Acosta

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[RBW] Re: New SimpleOne photos

2011-06-12 Thread charlie 
Dave those are 700x35 Panaracer Pasela's the inexpensive plain wire
bead ones and they measure 35mm wide @ 80 Psi.

On Jun 12, 5:35 am, nawr...@comcast.net wrote:
 Looks great Charlie!  Congrats!  What size/brand tires ya got there?

 Dave Nawrocki
 Fort Collins, CO







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 Subject: [RBW] New SimpleOne photos

 Took it on a 8.5 mile ride and realized that I had the rear brake
 dragging just a slight amount. I thought I was getting weak or
 something.tomorrow I try again. The bike is really great though
 and the nice curved fork blades make the ride really comfortable. Here
 is a link to some new photos.

 http://www.flickr.com/photos/62431375@N08/sets/72157626816699077/

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[RBW] Re: And Summer Begins.

2011-06-12 Thread pruckelshaus 
Wow, lots of teachers here. Yesterday was last day for me, I teach
high school Computer Science and English.

Pete

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[RBW] Re: F/S 58 cm Rambouillet

2011-06-12 Thread 2wheeljonz 
This is the blue one.

On Jun 11, 9:03 am, Bruce Baker bkno...@gmail.com wrote:
 Is this one green, orange or blue??



 On Fri, Jun 10, 2011 at 6:28 PM, 2wheeljonz jones...@cox.net wrote:
  I've been lurking quite a while but making my first post.  The lurking
  led me to get my Rambouillet.  However I need to sell it.
  There are two reasons for selling: 1) It doesn't fit (it's  too
  small.  I should have gone with with a 60 cm.)  2)  The old joke of my
  wife saying Do whatever the  you want. not really meaning what
  it says.

  The specifics are as follows:
  -58 cm
  -Shimano 600 headset
  -Nitto Technomic stem
  -Nitto 65 seatpost
  -Shimano 105 front deraileur
  -Shimano Ultegra rear deraileur
  Sugino crank (triple)
  -Nitto Noodle handlebars
  -Araya RC 540 rims front and rear
  -Ruffy Tuffy tires with ~50% tread left
  It does not come with seat or pedals
  Some scrapes on right side as shown in pics (not road rash) but no
  dents in tubing.
  Price:  $1450 including shipping to the lower 48.
  Located in the Phoenix area of Arizona
  (I just realized that I haven't figured out how to add pics from
  flickr or a link to them.  I'll figure it out and add the link,
  hopefully)

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Re: [RBW] Re: And Summer Begins.

2011-06-12 Thread James Warren 
Yeah, San Diego riding right now to start summer! Amazing.-Original Message-
From: cyclotourist 
Sent: Jun 11, 2011 4:06 PM
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Subject: Re: [RBW] Re: And Summer Begins.

My last day was Friday, and it was a non-student day. Got home early and celebrated by playing with my bike!On Sat, Jun 11, 2011 at 11:47 AM, Justin August justinaug...@gmail.com wrote:
Second grade teacher here. 7 more school days. Lots of townie rides
lately, gearin up for some longer stretches this summer!

On Jun 11, 1:25pm, rob markwardt robmar...@hotmail.com wrote:
 For me6 more days2 of which are half-dayless than 30 hours
 of kid-time (not that I'm counting)...and the madness of teaching
 middle school is over for the year. Our weather is March-like but I'm
 still riding.

 On Jun 11, 8:24am, Mike mjawn...@gmail.com wrote:



  I hear you Manny. My wife is a teacher and off at the end of next
  week. The weather here in OR seems to be warming up with the sun and
  blue skies making appearances. We'll be heading out to Sisters, OR
  for a few days of lounging around, reading and hiking. I doubt I'll
  take a bike with me on this trip. I went for a sub 36hr overnight last
  week and had a blast.

 http://www.flickr.com/photos/41335973@N00/sets/72157626801282019/with...

  Hoping to get out next week for another s36o. Lots of overnight bike
  trips planned for July, short and long. Also planning a 10 day trip in
  Aug. This past trip was on my LHT and while I didn't have a big load
  it was so much better than on my Hilsen which I've been using for
  camping/touring the past 2yrs. The 48cm Noodles are fantastic, a great
  choice for camping/touring/country biking. I may have to get a set for
  the Hilsen.

  Now time to head off to work.

  --mike

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[RBW] Re: And Summer Begins.

2011-06-12 Thread Mike 
Just got the greenlight this morning from my wife to go for another
mid week S36O this week. My wife is still teaching for one more week
and my days off fall on the weekday this week so it's worked out
nicely. I'll most likely either camp at Timothy Lake or might just
ride from Portland to Detroit Lake for 2 big days in the saddle. So
excited. I'm really hoping that I can get out on the road by 8am on
Tue morning.

--mike

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[RBW] Trangia cook kits

2011-06-12 Thread Mike 
Just wondering what peole's experiences are with the Trangia cook kits
that Rivendell sells. They seem pretty cool. I've been using a pretty
compact Snow Peak stove for the past two years for boiling water but
am thinking that I might be more adventurous with my meals on bike
camping trips. I haven't even begun looking a receipes with the kits
yet but I'm sure there are tons on the interweb. If anyone on this
list has experience with the cook kits I'd be curious to hear about
them.

--mike

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Re: [RBW] Re: And Summer Begins.

2011-06-12 Thread Bill Gibson (III) 
Count me in, as a teacher and as in need of cyclical recreation.

Current summer project, Riv-related: Building an SRAM i-Motion-9 planetary
gear wheel, using parts gifted by my pal Calvin, spokes cut by Domenic's
Cyclery in Tempe, AZ, and a Salsa Cross rim purchased there for my
Quickbeam.

The time for riding here is year-round, but extra care is needed in the
current climate regime...

But I'm going on some road trips around the west this year after several
years of nose to the grindstone work.

On Sun, Jun 12, 2011 at 11:33 AM, James Warren jimcwar...@earthlink.netwrote:


 Yeah, San Diego riding right now to start summer! Amazing.

 -Original Message-
 From: cyclotourist
 Sent: Jun 11, 2011 4:06 PM
 To: rbw-owners-bunch@googlegroups.com
 Subject: Re: [RBW] Re: And Summer Begins.

 My last day was Friday, and it was a non-student day.  Got home early and
 celebrated by playing with my bike!



 On Sat, Jun 11, 2011 at 11:47 AM, Justin August justinaug...@gmail.comwrote:

 Second grade teacher here. 7 more school days. Lots of townie rides
 lately, gearin up for some longer stretches this summer!

 On Jun 11, 1:25 pm, rob markwardt robmar...@hotmail.com wrote:
  For me6 more days2 of which are half-dayless than 30 hours
  of kid-time (not that I'm counting)...and the madness of teaching
  middle school is over for the year.  Our weather is March-like but I'm
  still riding.
 
  On Jun 11, 8:24 am, Mike mjawn...@gmail.com wrote:
 
 
 
   I hear you Manny. My wife is a teacher and off at the end of next
   week. The weather here in OR seems to be warming up with the sun and
   blue skies making appearances.  We'll be heading out to Sisters, OR
   for a few days of lounging around, reading and hiking. I doubt I'll
   take a bike with me on this trip. I went for a sub 36hr overnight last
   week and had a blast.
 
  http://www.flickr.com/photos/41335973@N00/sets/72157626801282019/with.
 ..
 
Hoping to get out next week for another s36o. Lots of overnight bike
   trips planned for July, short and long. Also planning a 10 day trip in
   Aug. This past trip was on my LHT and while I didn't have a big load
   it was so much better than on my Hilsen which I've been using for
   camping/touring the past 2yrs. The 48cm Noodles are fantastic, a great
   choice for camping/touring/country biking. I may have to get a set for
   the Hilsen.
 
   Now time to head off to work.
 
   --mike

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[RBW] Re: shorts with a fly?

2011-06-12 Thread ken karpowicz 
The shorts would be for motorcycling, to be worn under leathers.  The bicycle 
shorts I wear for bicycling and sometimes wear for motorcycling don't have the 
front opening.  Makes for a challenging situation at pee breaks.  And, 
shorts-with-a-fly would make bicycling pit stops a little easier, I skuppose.

Ken


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Re: [RBW] Trangia cook kits

2011-06-12 Thread Anne Paulson 
I have both sets, the smaller and the larger. Trangia says that the
smaller set is appropriate for one or two people, and the larger for
three or four. In my experience, the one person set is perfect for one
but too small for two and I doubt the larger set is big enough for
four.

It all depends on what you cook, though. If all you're doing is
boiling water for rehydration, you can get by with a smaller set. But
let's say you want to make a soup, or spaghetti. The smaller set can
cook spaghetti for one, but no more. Let's say you want pancakes for
breakfast. The smaller frying pan cooks about half enough pancakes for
one cyclist's breakfast at one time.

Trangia offers a cute little teakettle that nests inside the set,
though Rivendell doesn't sell it. I find the little teakettle useful.
Let's say, again, that you're having pancakes for breakfast, or maybe
scrambled eggs. First you heat up your water for your tea or coffee.
You don't want to use one of the pots, because the one and only pot
lid is also your frying pan, and you need that for your pancakes or
eggs. You make your tea, and you save some of the hot water for more
tea or for dishwashing. Now your frying pan is free for the pancakes.
By the way, pancakes and Nutella is the yum for breakfast; if you use
Krusteaz pancake mix, you just add water.

On Sun, Jun 12, 2011 at 12:43 PM, Mike mjawn...@gmail.com wrote:
 Just wondering what peole's experiences are with the Trangia cook kits
 that Rivendell sells. They seem pretty cool. I've been using a pretty
 compact Snow Peak stove for the past two years for boiling water but
 am thinking that I might be more adventurous with my meals on bike
 camping trips. I haven't even begun looking a receipes with the kits
 yet but I'm sure there are tons on the interweb. If anyone on this
 list has experience with the cook kits I'd be curious to hear about
 them.

 --mike

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[RBW] Re: Trangia cook kits

2011-06-12 Thread J. Burkhalter 
Hey Mike,

I highly recommend them!  I was a longtime MSR Whisperlite user until
trying one of the Trangia West Wind stoves on my Baja tour a few years
ago.  That experience hooked me on the Trangias, and I've been happily
using the Trangia cookset available thru RBW (the smaller 27-7, I
think) for the last couple of years.  Some of the things I like about
it: always works (doesn't clog), no soot, spilled fuel evaporates
quickly and doesn't stink, adjustable flame, super quiet, sturdy, no
pressurized anything, nothing really to break or fail, nicely
integrated kit, denatured alcohol is available everywhere, and it
cooks great.  The hard anodized pots are holding up just fine.  I
don't miss my white gas stove at all.

-Jay B.

On Jun 12, 1:43 pm, Mike mjawn...@gmail.com wrote:
 Just wondering what peole's experiences are with the Trangia cook kits
 that Rivendell sells. They seem pretty cool. I've been using a pretty
 compact Snow Peak stove for the past two years for boiling water but
 am thinking that I might be more adventurous with my meals on bike
 camping trips. I haven't even begun looking a receipes with the kits
 yet but I'm sure there are tons on the interweb. If anyone on this
 list has experience with the cook kits I'd be curious to hear about
 them.

 --mike

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[RBW] Re: Trangia cook kits

2011-06-12 Thread J. Burkhalter 
Thanks for the reminder on the water kettle Anne!  I've been meaning
to get one of those ever since I bought the stove, for those very
reasons.

Anne raises a good point about kit sizing.  I find the smaller one
just fine for 2 people (it would be even more fine if I could remember
to get that tea kettle).  I tend to cook meats, fish, vegetables, and
eggs, and I have plenty of room for 2 person meals.  If one tends to
cook things like pancakes, rice and beans, or other similar grain
centered meals, I would think the larger Trangia would fit the bill to
be able to handle the increased volume of food.

-Jay B.


On Jun 12, 2:01 pm, Anne Paulson anne.paul...@gmail.com wrote:
 I have both sets, the smaller and the larger. Trangia says that the
 smaller set is appropriate for one or two people, and the larger for
 three or four. In my experience, the one person set is perfect for one
 but too small for two and I doubt the larger set is big enough for
 four.

 It all depends on what you cook, though. If all you're doing is
 boiling water for rehydration, you can get by with a smaller set. But
 let's say you want to make a soup, or spaghetti. The smaller set can
 cook spaghetti for one, but no more. Let's say you want pancakes for
 breakfast. The smaller frying pan cooks about half enough pancakes for
 one cyclist's breakfast at one time.

 Trangia offers a cute little teakettle that nests inside the set,
 though Rivendell doesn't sell it. I find the little teakettle useful.
 Let's say, again, that you're having pancakes for breakfast, or maybe
 scrambled eggs. First you heat up your water for your tea or coffee.
 You don't want to use one of the pots, because the one and only pot
 lid is also your frying pan, and you need that for your pancakes or
 eggs. You make your tea, and you save some of the hot water for more
 tea or for dishwashing. Now your frying pan is free for the pancakes.
 By the way, pancakes and Nutella is the yum for breakfast; if you use
 Krusteaz pancake mix, you just add water.









 On Sun, Jun 12, 2011 at 12:43 PM, Mike mjawn...@gmail.com wrote:
  Just wondering what peole's experiences are with the Trangia cook kits
  that Rivendell sells. They seem pretty cool. I've been using a pretty
  compact Snow Peak stove for the past two years for boiling water but
  am thinking that I might be more adventurous with my meals on bike
  camping trips. I haven't even begun looking a receipes with the kits
  yet but I'm sure there are tons on the interweb. If anyone on this
  list has experience with the cook kits I'd be curious to hear about
  them.

  --mike

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[RBW] AHH siting in Denver today

2011-06-12 Thread J. Burkhalter 
I was passing through Confluence Park this morning when I spotted a
shiny new AHH parked in the shade along Cherry Creek.  I ended up
having a great conversation with its owner, Paul, while siting under
the trees.  He's a 69 year old fellow, who is recovering from a pretty
severe car accident that has left him with some serious pain and
immobility in his right leg, as well as some damage to his back.
Anyway, he's a longtime rider and after the accident, he realized he
was unable to ride his beloved Waterford road bike (with chrome lugs)
anymore. He just ordered and received this AHH a month or so ago, and
by all accounts he loves it!  The Alba bars and B.68 make for a more
comfortable ride than his road bike, and he's now able to get out
regularly.  When he ordered the bike he was expecting a lot of back
and forth regarding fit, and was thoroughly amazed that Keven and Mark
delivered such a well fitting bike with only his PBH.

His was a gorgeous and spotless bike with a standard Riv build,
including the new Longboard fenders. I was riding my Quickbeam that
suddenly seemed disgustingly dirty and a bit ratty.  I might take his
advice and clean it, even though I assured him that while I'll win no
beauty awards, my bikes are always in tiptop mechanical shape :).
Paul got to check out my SaddleSack , Platrack, and dynohub.  He was
pretty impressed at the quality of materials and craftsmanship in the
saddlebag (as am I).  And I got to check out the Soma B-Lines on his
bike, which I've been pretty keen to see.  He turned me onto a great
LBS I didn't know about and we got to talk bikes for a good long
while.  If you're in the Denver area, keep and eye out for Paul and
his AHH.  Super nice fella...

Here's his bike...   http://tinyurl.com/3hfwqgh

-Jay B.

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Re: [RBW] Trangia cook kits

2011-06-12 Thread Ray Shine 
I second what Anne and the others have said. I have used many alcohol stoves 
(most I fashioned myself) but the Trangia really is the most reliable.  I 
augmented mine a couple of years ago with the S-2 windscreen and stand from 
Clickstand (Stove works, not the kickstand) and that has really optimized the 
burning efficiency. I use mine backpacking, also, if I am solo. With others, we 
use gas stoves.  I have a mall tea kettle, also, but it wasn't made by 
Trangia.  One danger inherent with alcohol burners is that they are completely 
silent. If you use one in daylight, you can't see or hear the flame, so be 
cautious cooking with long sleeved shirts, etc.  Hear is the clickstand link. 
They have some neat things: 


http://www.clikstand.com/p_clikstands.html





From: Anne Paulson anne.paul...@gmail.com
To: rbw-owners-bunch@googlegroups.com
Sent: Sunday, June 12, 2011 1:01 PM
Subject: Re: [RBW] Trangia cook kits

I have both sets, the smaller and the larger. Trangia says that the
smaller set is appropriate for one or two people, and the larger for
three or four. In my experience, the one person set is perfect for one
but too small for two and I doubt the larger set is big enough for
four.

It all depends on what you cook, though. If all you're doing is
boiling water for rehydration, you can get by with a smaller set. But
let's say you want to make a soup, or spaghetti. The smaller set can
cook spaghetti for one, but no more. Let's say you want pancakes for
breakfast. The smaller frying pan cooks about half enough pancakes for
one cyclist's breakfast at one time.

Trangia offers a cute little teakettle that nests inside the set,
though Rivendell doesn't sell it. I find the little teakettle useful.
Let's say, again, that you're having pancakes for breakfast, or maybe
scrambled eggs. First you heat up your water for your tea or coffee.
You don't want to use one of the pots, because the one and only pot
lid is also your frying pan, and you need that for your pancakes or
eggs. You make your tea, and you save some of the hot water for more
tea or for dishwashing. Now your frying pan is free for the pancakes.
By the way, pancakes and Nutella is the yum for breakfast; if you use
Krusteaz pancake mix, you just add water.

On Sun, Jun 12, 2011 at 12:43 PM, Mike mjawn...@gmail.com wrote:
 Just wondering what peole's experiences are with the Trangia cook kits
 that Rivendell sells. They seem pretty cool. I've been using a pretty
 compact Snow Peak stove for the past two years for boiling water but
 am thinking that I might be more adventurous with my meals on bike
 camping trips. I haven't even begun looking a receipes with the kits
 yet but I'm sure there are tons on the interweb. If anyone on this
 list has experience with the cook kits I'd be curious to hear about
 them.

 --mike

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Re: [RBW] Trangia cook kits

2011-06-12 Thread Ray Shine 
Another neat thing about the alcohol burners is that you can carry the fuel in 
a common plastic water bottle.  Spilled fuel inside pannier or backpack 
evaporates quickly and leaves no residue. very clean stuff.  Just mark the 
outside so you don't take a big swig of it on a thirsty day!





From: Mike mjawn...@gmail.com
To: RBW Owners Bunch rbw-owners-bunch@googlegroups.com
Sent: Sunday, June 12, 2011 12:43 PM
Subject: [RBW] Trangia cook kits

Just wondering what peole's experiences are with the Trangia cook kits
that Rivendell sells. They seem pretty cool. I've been using a pretty
compact Snow Peak stove for the past two years for boiling water but
am thinking that I might be more adventurous with my meals on bike
camping trips. I haven't even begun looking a receipes with the kits
yet but I'm sure there are tons on the interweb. If anyone on this
list has experience with the cook kits I'd be curious to hear about
them.

--mike

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[RBW] sks longboard fenders on a romulus

2011-06-12 Thread Seth Vidal 
Got the fenders in this week and I put them on the romulus today. I
just about ruined my fun by cutting the stays too short but with grand
bois cypres tires labeled 30mm - measured 32mm. I had no trouble
getting the longboard fenders that riv sells under the brakes and
clear. Worked out right well, actually. I suspect that the jackbrowns
might be pushing it a bit - but there MAY be enough room.

I'll take some pictures after a bit and post them if anyone is interested.

-sv

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[RBW] Re: sks longboard fenders on a romulus

2011-06-12 Thread LyleBogart{AT}gmail.com 
Pictures are *always* good! I've been thinking about getting a set or
three of the longboards, so I'd also like to hear your feedback on the
fenders.

Cheers!

lyle

On Jun 12, 4:12 pm, Seth Vidal skvi...@gmail.com wrote:
 Got the fenders in this week and I put them on the romulus today. I
 just about ruined my fun by cutting the stays too short but with grand
 bois cypres tires labeled 30mm - measured 32mm. I had no trouble
 getting the longboard fenders that riv sells under the brakes and
 clear. Worked out right well, actually. I suspect that the jackbrowns
 might be pushing it a bit - but there MAY be enough room.

 I'll take some pictures after a bit and post them if anyone is interested.

 -sv

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Re: [RBW] Re: sks longboard fenders on a romulus

2011-06-12 Thread Seth Vidal 
On Sun, Jun 12, 2011 at 7:16 PM, LyleBogart{AT}gmail.com
lylebog...@gmail.com wrote:
 Pictures are *always* good! I've been thinking about getting a set or
 three of the longboards, so I'd also like to hear your feedback on the
 fenders.


Here are some pics:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/skvidal/tags/longboard/

also - the video that riv did of how to install the longboards? It
couldn't be more perfect if it tried.

The video instructions are, roughly, a billion times better than the
terse paper instructions which come with the fenders.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lG_WZVS9SUY

A thank you to everyone involved in making that video.

-sv

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Re: [RBW] Re: sks longboard fenders on a romulus

2011-06-12 Thread Lyle Bogart 
Thanks for posting the pics, Seth, and the video link, too (haven't watched
it yet, but it's bookmarked). Those fenders look like they'll provide much
better coverage than the regular sks jobs. Nice bike, by the way!

lyle

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 On Sun, Jun 12, 2011 at 7:16 PM, LyleBogart{AT}gmail.com
 lylebog...@gmail.com wrote:
  Pictures are *always* good! I've been thinking about getting a set or
  three of the longboards, so I'd also like to hear your feedback on the
  fenders.
 

 Here are some pics:
 http://www.flickr.com/photos/skvidal/tags/longboard/

 also - the video that riv did of how to install the longboards? It
 couldn't be more perfect if it tried.

 The video instructions are, roughly, a billion times better than the
 terse paper instructions which come with the fenders.

 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lG_WZVS9SUY

 A thank you to everyone involved in making that video.

 -sv

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[RBW] Re: sks longboard fenders on a romulus

2011-06-12 Thread Mike 
Glad they worked out. It's nice that they're available. I certainly
wouldn't purchase the P45s again now that the LBs are available. But
then again, I have to say, I've got a pair of P45s that are 4yrs old
and holding up just fine, no cracks or anything.

--mike

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[RBW] Rode my Rivendell SimpleOne and .......

2011-06-12 Thread charlie 
I took my new bike out for about ten miles with my brake (not
dragging) this time boy what a difference. It felt about five gear
inches lower. Tires were right at 80 psi and the ride was just
perfect. After arriving back home I took my geared bike out for a
quick spin down the street and back and I immediately noticed a huge
difference in the fit and my overall comfort. There is something about
the difference between the two bikes that I can't figure just yet but
the SimpleOne is definitely different in the way it feels when riding.
I didn't think there would be much of a difference since my setup is
close between the two. I'm figuring it must be the frame angles that
put me behind the cranks a bit more or something like that but its
really nice. I am more convinced than ever that Grant knows how to
design a proper frame.

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[RBW] Re: AHH siting in Denver today

2011-06-12 Thread Pondero 
I want to be as cool as Paul when I grow up.

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Re: [RBW] Trangia cook kits

2011-06-12 Thread Anne Paulson 
On Sun, Jun 12, 2011 at 2:37 PM, Ray Shine r.sh...@sbcglobal.net wrote:
 I second what Anne and the others have said. I have used many alcohol stoves
 (most I fashioned myself) but the Trangia really is the most reliable.  I
 augmented mine a couple of years ago with the S-2 windscreen and stand
 from Clickstand (Stove works, not the kickstand) and that has really
 optimized the burning efficiency.

The Trangia set, with stove, windscreen, stand and pots, is heavier
than the Clikstand set, but I also believe that the Trangia design
optimizes the burning efficiency. The pots fit fairly tightly in the
windscreen, retaining heat. Alcohol doesn't burn very hot, yet the
stove heats amazingly well. When I was still using white gas and a
friend with me was using a Trangia, but not the whole Trangia
windscreen/pot support, it seemed to take him forever to bring a pot
of water to boil for spaghetti. But when I use my Trangia set, it
boils water quickly.


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[RBW] Re: So Cal July 10 - Three Speed River and Sea ride

2011-06-12 Thread doug peterson 
Andy:

For this ride you gotta bring your 3 speed!  I remember you charging
up  down the hills in San Diego a couple of years ago.  I'm sure
there will be at least one Atlantis present; two if I'm lucky.

doug still without a 3 speed P

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 Ill be in town that weekendnow which bike to bring... hmm
 -Andy
 On Jun 7, 3:24 pm, cyclotour...@gmail.com cyclotour...@gmail.com
 wrote:



  Good times are heading your way, people.  Noel (who does know how to
  post to this group BTW)  is putting together a real nice ride.  35
  miles through coastal Orange County.  Should be a perfect route.

  Conversation here on the 
  flickr:http://www.flickr.mud.yahoo.com/groups/socal_rivendell_bicycle_apprec...

  And original posting on the SoCal 3 speed tour 
  site:http://www.threespeedtouringclub.com/riverandseadaytour.htm

  All bikes and riders are encouraged to show and go for a ride.  One to
  30 gears allowed (sorry 31 speeders).  Be there or be L7.- Hide quoted text 
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[RBW] Re: And Summer Begins.

2011-06-12 Thread Bob 
The teachers I know work second jobs in summer.

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[RBW] Re: can anyone relate--getting older (50) and back into cycling: finding drops not so easy...

2011-06-12 Thread Bob 
A key to this being comfortable is being of optimal body weight.


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 just wondering if it's just me and i need to take my time adding the
 mileage and being consistent  and patient (and getting back into
 shape)

 OR do alot of us as we get older no longer find being so bent down as
 comfortable...thinking of swapping out drops on atlantis for jeff
 jones h loop bars or the north road bars.

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[RBW] Re: WTB: Schmidt SON Edelux

2011-06-12 Thread Bob 
I purchase most of what I need from Rivendell, but for the things they
don't carry, such as in this case, American buyers can confidently
shop at http://www.sjscycles.co.uk/.

They carry a comprehensive line of Schmidt, BM, and all the rest (and
Carradice!).  Their dynamo stuff is all around the same price (or
less) that Peter White, but you can order online, and are spared that
attitude.

Shipping is a whopper, but VAT is waived.  Cheers.

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