[RBW] Re: WTB: Nitto stem, seatpost, brakes, cranks, derailleur... etc

[Belopolsky]

Sorry - haven't had my coffee:

26mm clamp stemp, 80-100 reach, ideally shorter..

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[RBW] NYC Rivs

[alan lavine]

Hello All,
Was wondering if any members in NYC would be interested in meeting up. 
 Options are completely open: short rides, trading unwanted goods, 
consuming adult beverages, visiting shopsanything really,  Even with 
our moderate winter so far (knock on wood) I've not been riding that much 
so any bike related activity is welcome.

Any ideas and/or takers?  I'm in Manhattan, retired, so fairly loose as far 
as scheduling is concerned.  Let me know what you think...

Best,
Alan

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[RBW] 60 cm Cheviot with 50 mm tires?

[David Sprunger]

Greetings. I notice in the Cheviot brochure that the largest tire
recommended for the 60 cm Cheviot is 700x50. Have any Cheviot riders used a
tire that large? If so, which tires and with which brakes?
Thanks,
David Sprunger
Fargo, ND

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[RBW] FS - Bunch of stuff from switching bikes and builds. Bags, handlebars, wheels, tires.

[RJM]

I recently sold a Sam Hillborne and bought an Atlantis and am building that 
up to be a full on super touring bike so I have parts from those two builds 
to sell...all so I can buy a bunch of other parts. It really is a wonderful 
hobby. ;)

Rich built 650b wheelset 1 -  Velocity Dyad rims, Phil "Rivy" freewheel 
hubs, Shimano freewheel that Riv used to sell. This wheelset saw about a 
years worth of general riding and I wasn't commuting then, so it is still 
in top notch shape. 36 spokes front and rear on this one. It's a really 
nice looking wheelset with those hubs and rims. $375

Rich built 650b wheelset 2 - Velocity Synergy Rims with LX hubs. 32 spokes 
on this one. Still in very good condition and true. I don't currently have 
a cassette on this set so it will just come as the wheelset. $300

Medium SaddleSack Olive - This is in nice shape. I recently bought this off 
a list member but realized I'm just not going to use it. Selling for what I 
paid. It has some marks on the bottom leather strip from sitting on a rack, 
and some slight discoloration on the flap which I don't even think I can 
get on camera because it is so faint. All the straps and zippers are still 
good. $140

Small TrunkSack Olive - Makes an excellent small rack bag. This one is 
still in nice shape with a few cosmetic marks and some discoloration but 
functioning 100% and still nice looking - $75

Large TrunkSack Olive - This has the little info plate riveted to the bag 
instead of a patch sewn on...like in the pictures on rivbike.com for the 
large trunksack. This one is still in good shape with no holes or rips, 
ect. It does have use marks where it was sitting on a rack and a little 
discoloration but nothing major.  - $75

Sackville Mark's ToolWrap Olive -  Some discoloration from being used but 
nothing major. Works 100% - $25

Compass Stampede Pass tires standard, pair - Still have at least 80-85% of 
tread left. I ran these for about a month and wound up switching to a 
different wheelset and tire combo. $60

Albastache bars - came on the Atlantis but I'm going to be using drops. 
Nice and light bar. - $60

Nitto mini front rack - also came on the Atlantis but I'm going to be going 
for a large front rack instead. - Functions and looks fine, no rust. $75

Nitto Albatross bar setup. - this setup is like new. I've installed it onto 
a bike but never rode that bike. Shimano MTB brake levers, CroMo Albatross 
bars, Meisha cork grips which have been shellacked, Nitto Tallux 11cm stem 
- $125

Nitto Noodle bar setup for V-brakes - 41cm Nitto Noodles, 7cm Nitto 
Technomic stem, Tectro road v-brake levers, bar end Silver Shifters and 
wrapped with white Newbaums and shellacked to match a tan brooks saddle. 
Nice looking setup and totally functional. - $135


If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to ask. I have not yet 
taken any pictures of these items, but I will and will include a link when 
I get done being a photographer. *All these prices are marked with shipping 
included* to CONUS. I can take payment via paypal, check, money order (with 
a short wait for bank clearing) and will ship as soon as possible. In time 
I will probably add more items to this list as I dig them out of the bike 
room so stay tuned. 

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[RBW] WTB: Nitto stem, seatpost, brakes, cranks, derailleur... etc

[Belopolsky]

Gathering parts for my Campeur.

Looking for a Nitto tech or maybe dirt drop on the cheap.

Nitto seatpost 27.2 please..

Tektro canti brakes or similar (front and rear)

Also need a crank, and derailleur. Used TA? Something else? Deore 
derailleur? 

Thank you all!

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[RBW] Re: WTB: Nitto stem, seatpost, brakes, cranks, derailleur... etc

[Belopolsky]

stem i'd like 26.0

On Saturday, December 5, 2015 at 8:34:55 AM UTC-5, Belopolsky wrote:
>
> Gathering parts for my Campeur.
>
> Looking for a Nitto tech or maybe dirt drop on the cheap.
>
> Nitto seatpost 27.2 please..
>
> Tektro canti brakes or similar (front and rear)
>
> Also need a crank, and derailleur. Used TA? Something else? Deore 
> derailleur? 
>
> Thank you all!
>

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Re: [RBW] Re: Clem for my husband

[cyclotourist]

Great couple of bikes. Bummer about the chainguard. Seems like it
should be able to bend back into place to at least let you ride until
the new one comes in.

Kid you not: I watched FedEx driver "roll" a bike box end-over-end
into a truck. They don't care at all about the boxes or contents
thereof.

On Sat, Dec 5, 2015 at 7:59 PM, Deacon Patrick  wrote:
> Yes, great pictures. Love the kissing photo! Our kids have our family of
> bikes as their own family, with my wife's as the mama, mine as the Papa (and
> my Quickbeam as the uncle) and theirs as the kids. REI may be right on the
> rack. The eyelets are upsized on the frame and we needed a hardware run to
> get the right bolts, which is why my lassies still don't have their racks
> on. Fortunately we have lots of snow, so they are having snowball fights
> rather than begging to do grocery runs with me. Sardonic grin.
>
> With abandon,
> Patrick
>
> On Saturday, December 5, 2015 at 7:27:17 PM UTC-7, LeahFoy wrote:
>>
>> Ps Did you guys see the link at the end of the email? There's a big space
>> and I didn't mention it. Just in case.
>>
>> Sent from my iPhone
>>
>> On Dec 5, 2015, at 6:22 PM, dougP  wrote:
>>
>> FedEx & UPS have amazing powers.  At least the damage is minor & easily
>> repaired.  A friend rec'd his bike from one of them and the cardboard box
>> had 2 perfectly punched holes where someone had used a forklift to move the
>> box.  Amazingly, the forks missed everything inside.  Another time I was
>> assembling my Atlantis at the start of a tour when I discovered the front
>> wheel wouldn't drop in, and the fork legs bent out of alignment.  A bit of
>> judicious tweaking got things straightened out. But the bike had been
>> shipped in one of those 30# heavy duty plastic bike boxes!
>>
>> dougP
>>
>> On Saturday, December 5, 2015 at 5:35:01 PM UTC-8, LeahFoy wrote:
>>>
>>> J.P.'s Clem finally arrived at 7pm last night. We took it immediately to
>>> REI to have it assembled. Sadly, the box was damaged somewhere between
>>> Oregon and Nevada (thanks, FedEx), and when the mechanics assembled the
>>> bike, they noticed the chain guard was mangled. It was scratched up, bent
>>> inwards and hit the gears. Rivelo was gracious (as you know) and a
>>> replacement part is on the way. But geez, how hard did FedEx hit that box to
>>> do that kind of damage? The rest of the bike was largely intact. Maybe a
>>> paint ding or two, but Grant's philosophy came to mind - something about
>>> allowing a scratch, especially if the bike is really expensive - and we
>>> decided no big deal. The mechanics believed the wrong hardware was sent for
>>> the rack, which makes me nervous because I can't imagine the wrong parts
>>> were sent, and maybe the mechanics just don't understand. I wonder if they
>>> put the rack on correctly. I'm going to pretend they did for peace of mind.
>>> Also, anyone know the weight limit for the Clem Pletscher rack?
>>>
>>> We came home and we did a short ride without kids. It was so fun. I kept
>>> looking and looking at the bike and admiring the color. I don't think
>>> anyone's photos have showcased the true color of this bike. The blue is
>>> actually a creamy blue/teal that just looks suave and wild and rugged and
>>> gorgeous. My Betty looked washed out in comparison. How can this be?!? We
>>> don't have the cork grips or the Brooks yet, but we will, because my husband
>>> has a weird tendency to want to "match" with me. And I'm inclined to let
>>> him. Ha!
>>>
>>> Thanks to everyone who helped me make the decision, and thanks to John at
>>> Rivelo for making this happen! We'll ride more tomorrow!
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> https://www.flickr.com/photos/daytondogg/albums/72157661891945032/with/22922164683/
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[RBW] Texas Rivendell Riders

['Hudson Doerge' via RBW Owners Bunch]

I live in Austin and ride a simpleone (in addition to a couple other bikes) and 
I know a few other riv riders here in Austin. I know two custom owners that 
ride brevets a lot, I know a Sam owner who commutes and camps on it and I know 
someone with a sweet Rambouillet retrofitted with sns couplers. I've seen a few 
other sams and atlantii around town as well. 

Hudson

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[RBW] Run wiring in fender or along fender/chain stays?

[Lungimsam]

I don't travel or pack the rear of the bike.
I do front rack loads.
The light is going to be mounted on the rear fender just above the stay.

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[RBW] Riv 12-40 cassette

[Justin August]

Anyone out there tried this yet? How's it work with your derailleur and which 
one are you using?

Curious minds want to know!

-J

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[RBW] Re: FS - Bunch of stuff from switching bikes and builds. Bags, handlebars, wheels, tires.

[RJM]

Nitto mini rack is sold.

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[RBW] Re: And I thought the Clem had a long top tube

[Amit Singh]

Ha! :)

On Saturday, 5 December 2015 08:12:04 UTC-8, Wayne Naha wrote:
>
>
> For the really long torso rider.
>
>
>
> 
>
>

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[RBW] Re: (OT) NEED PORTABLE ELECTRIC shop HEATER SUGGESTIONS

[Tony]

Totally not what you are looking for, but...
This brought to mind something I had forgotten. While in college in central 
California I was earning spending money doing grease monkey and light 
wrenching on a fleet of diesel trucks in a large metal building. In winter 
they used to heat the place with smudge pots that were normally used to 
keep citrus orchards protected during frosts. I think we burned diesel fuel 
in them.

Tony

On Friday, December 4, 2015 at 2:51:04 PM UTC-8, Jon Dukeman in the 
foothills of Colorado wrote:
>
> My shop is about 12x20.
> I'm looking for a GOOD ,not burn your shop down portable heater to use 
> while working on my bikes.
> It will only be plugged in while I'm present.
> I'm sure there are plenty of China made heater crap out there.
> Any of you have one you have experience using?
> Thanks in advance.
> Jon
>

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[RBW] Re: FS - Bunch of stuff from switching bikes and builds. Bags, handlebars, wheels, tires.

[RJM]

Oh yeah, the wheelsets are both 135 rear spaced...I used them on the 
Hillborne.

On Saturday, December 5, 2015 at 9:34:46 AM UTC-6, RJM wrote:
>
> I recently sold a Sam Hillborne and bought an Atlantis and am building 
> that up to be a full on super touring bike so I have parts from those two 
> builds to sell...all so I can buy a bunch of other parts. It really is a 
> wonderful hobby. ;)
>
> Rich built 650b wheelset 1 -  Velocity Dyad rims, Phil "Rivy" freewheel 
> hubs, Shimano freewheel that Riv used to sell. This wheelset saw about a 
> years worth of general riding and I wasn't commuting then, so it is still 
> in top notch shape. 36 spokes front and rear on this one. It's a really 
> nice looking wheelset with those hubs and rims. $375
>
> Rich built 650b wheelset 2 - Velocity Synergy Rims with LX hubs. 32 spokes 
> on this one. Still in very good condition and true. I don't currently have 
> a cassette on this set so it will just come as the wheelset. $300
>
> Medium SaddleSack Olive - This is in nice shape. I recently bought this 
> off a list member but realized I'm just not going to use it. Selling for 
> what I paid. It has some marks on the bottom leather strip from sitting on 
> a rack, and some slight discoloration on the flap which I don't even think 
> I can get on camera because it is so faint. All the straps and zippers are 
> still good. $140
>
> Small TrunkSack Olive - Makes an excellent small rack bag. This one is 
> still in nice shape with a few cosmetic marks and some discoloration but 
> functioning 100% and still nice looking - $75
>
> Large TrunkSack Olive - This has the little info plate riveted to the bag 
> instead of a patch sewn on...like in the pictures on rivbike.com for the 
> large trunksack. This one is still in good shape with no holes or rips, 
> ect. It does have use marks where it was sitting on a rack and a little 
> discoloration but nothing major.  - $75
>
> Sackville Mark's ToolWrap Olive -  Some discoloration from being used but 
> nothing major. Works 100% - $25
>
> Compass Stampede Pass tires standard, pair - Still have at least 80-85% of 
> tread left. I ran these for about a month and wound up switching to a 
> different wheelset and tire combo. $60
>
> Albastache bars - came on the Atlantis but I'm going to be using drops. 
> Nice and light bar. - $60
>
> Nitto mini front rack - also came on the Atlantis but I'm going to be 
> going for a large front rack instead. - Functions and looks fine, no rust. 
> $75
>
> Nitto Albatross bar setup. - this setup is like new. I've installed it 
> onto a bike but never rode that bike. Shimano MTB brake levers, CroMo 
> Albatross bars, Meisha cork grips which have been shellacked, Nitto Tallux 
> 11cm stem - $125
>
> Nitto Noodle bar setup for V-brakes - 41cm Nitto Noodles, 7cm Nitto 
> Technomic stem, Tectro road v-brake levers, bar end Silver Shifters and 
> wrapped with white Newbaums and shellacked to match a tan brooks saddle. 
> Nice looking setup and totally functional. - $135
>
>
> If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to ask. I have not yet 
> taken any pictures of these items, but I will and will include a link when 
> I get done being a photographer. *All these prices are marked with 
> shipping included* to CONUS. I can take payment via paypal, check, money 
> order (with a short wait for bank clearing) and will ship as soon as 
> possible. In time I will probably add more items to this list as I dig them 
> out of the bike room so stay tuned. 
>

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[RBW] Re: (OT) NEED PORTABLE ELECTRIC shop HEATER SUGGESTIONS

[Surlyprof]

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/lasko-oscillating-ceramic-tower-heater-gray/3141725.p?id=1218379770723=3141725=06=01_src=14110944_sku=3141725=pla:g_kwcid=PTC!pla!!!52478481523!g!!46568271639=3141725_clickid=e91120f7-982a-4408-a7e6-a60008621975=ref:212,loc:1=e91120f7-982a-4408-a7e6-a60008621975_id=13=pg=c

We used two of these to get through a heater-less winter a couple of years 
ago (1200 sq.ft. house).  They were rated the most efficient at the time 
(2-3 years ago).  They also shut off when the room hits temperature.  One 
of them is currently heating our 300 sq.ft. cottage very effectively. 
 Remote is convenient... when you can find it.

John

On Friday, December 4, 2015 at 2:51:04 PM UTC-8, Jon Dukeman in the 
foothills of Colorado wrote:
>
> My shop is about 12x20.
> I'm looking for a GOOD ,not burn your shop down portable heater to use 
> while working on my bikes.
> It will only be plugged in while I'm present.
> I'm sure there are plenty of China made heater crap out there.
> Any of you have one you have experience using?
> Thanks in advance.
> Jon
>

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[RBW] Run wiring in fender or along fender/chain stays?

[Lynne Fitz]

depends also if you are planning to pack your bike for travel.  My Honjos don't 
travel, so both my rear tail light (Secula Plus) and the wiring are on the 
frame, with a wiring splitter just behind the seatpost.

My wiring run is wrapped around the front brake cable, behind the head tube, 
wrapper around the rear brake cable, then down the seatstay to where the light 
is mounted.  I use clear tape to secure the wiring on the seatstay.

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[RBW] Run wiring in fender or along fender/chain stays?

[William deRosset]

If the frame is lugged, then there is little risk in drilling the lower head 
lug for an internal wire. Exit through the lower bottom-bracket drain hole. I 
put my (secula plus) fender-mount wiring along the rolled edge of the fender 
and secured it in place with glue on my most recent build, though it it not 
much extra work to run the wire in the rolled edge of the (Aluminum Honjo) 
fender.


Best Regards,

Will
William deRosset
Fort Collins, CO

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[RBW] Re: And I thought the Clem had a long top tube

[dougP]

This cries out for multiple diagatubes.

dougP

On Saturday, December 5, 2015 at 8:12:04 AM UTC-8, Wayne Naha wrote:
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>
> For the really long torso rider.
>
>
>
> 
>
>

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[RBW] Assorted bits FS: pedals, shifters

[Beth H]

Selling a buncha stuff. Individual items do not include shipping. But buy
three or more together and I'll ship for free.

Gnarly atb flat pedals (probably VP). $25
VP-001 "Riv" platform pedals. $50
Shimano thumbies # 1. Friction, M700. $50
Shimano thumbies # 2. Same model, rust and some scrapes but work smooth. $35
Suntour thumbies. $40
Deore LX rear derailleur M550. Long cage. $30

Photos can be found here: https://www.flickr.com/photos/bethness/

Email me off-list if interested. I like Paypal.
Happy riding!
Beth in Portland

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[RBW] And I thought the Clem had a long top tube

[Wayne Naha]

For the really long torso rider.




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[RBW] Re: Flatsack vs. Grabsack

[Surlyprof]

I'd buy a Sackville YapSack.  Great name!

John 
(with Izzy and Darwin in mind)

On Thursday, December 3, 2015 at 10:45:37 PM UTC-8, Lungimsam wrote:
>
> They need to make a Sackville dog-sack to attach to the dog for walks. 
> Pockets aplenty for Poopy bags  n buiscuits, collapsible water bowl and 
> water bottle.
>
> Name ideas:
> Saluki sack
> Dog sack
> Mutt sack
> Puppy sack
> K9sack
> Rover sack
> Bark sack
> Paw sack
> Yap sack
>
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[RBW] Run wiring in fender or along fender/chain stays?

[davidcha]

Are you mounting the taillight directly on your rear fender?  If so, Then I 
would assume your fenders stay on year round so I would run the wiring inside 
the rolled edge. 

If you're mounting on a rear rack or seat post, etc., then external wiring may 
give you more flexibility, especially if you ever run without fenders.

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[RBW] Re: NYC Rivs

[Eric Douglas]

I'm in Williamsburg, not retired, but am happy to see people who don't 
think that my bike obsession is all that peculiar.

Eric

On Saturday, December 5, 2015 at 9:37:52 AM UTC-5, alan lavine wrote:
>
> Hello All,
> Was wondering if any members in NYC would be interested in meeting up. 
>  Options are completely open: short rides, trading unwanted goods, 
> consuming adult beverages, visiting shopsanything really,  Even with 
> our moderate winter so far (knock on wood) I've not been riding that much 
> so any bike related activity is welcome.
>
> Any ideas and/or takers?  I'm in Manhattan, retired, so fairly loose as 
> far as scheduling is concerned.  Let me know what you think...
>
> Best,
> Alan
>

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[RBW] Re: FS - Bunch of stuff from switching bikes and builds. Bags, handlebars, wheels, tires.

[RJM]

Compass tires are sold. Thanks. 


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[RBW] Re: Run wiring in fender or along fender/chain stays?

[Brian Campbell]

It depends on the fender. If it it is a VO than I would run it along the 
rolled edge using Goop sealant to adhere it, Honjo's typically have a large 
rolled edge and are easier to fish the wire through. I have VO and use the 
goop and the super thin wire from velo lumino. It works great.

On Saturday, December 5, 2015 at 12:57:46 PM UTC-5, davidcha wrote:
>
> Are you mounting the taillight directly on your rear fender?  If so, Then 
> I would assume your fenders stay on year round so I would run the wiring 
> inside the rolled edge. 
>
> If you're mounting on a rear rack or seat post, etc., then external wiring 
> may give you more flexibility, especially if you ever run without fenders.

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[RBW] NYC Rivs

[Kainalu]

I'm also in Williamsburg,though I ride up through the big city regularly 
between jobs and parenting. I've got some spare parts, happy to trade. I like 
drinks, happy to drink. And retirement, might be a dream but I still dream it. 
Schedule is such that I'm hard to workaround with meet-ups, but if you arrange 
something I'd do my darndest.
-Kai
Brooklyn 

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[RBW] Free bike books

[Jim M.]

Doing some de-cluttering and I've got 5 books you can have for shipping 
cost. 

*Eat Bacon, Don't Jog* - no explanation needed
*Ghost Trails* - Jill Homer's "chilling" story of riding the Iditarod trail
*Full Tilt* - Devla Murphy's tale of riding from Ireland to India in 1963
*The Lost Cyclist* - The story of Frank Lenz' attempt to ride around the 
world in 1893
*Iron Riders - *This one is about the Buffalo Soldiers Bicycle Corps and 
their ride from Missoula to St Louis in the 1890s 

That's about 5 pounds of books, so it's about $6 media mail. Take all or 
nothing. First come, first served.

cheers
jim mather
walnut creek ca



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[RBW] wtb MUSA long pants, XL

[Ron Mc]

not particular about color
please contact offline

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[RBW] Re: FS - Bunch of stuff from switching bikes and builds. Bags, handlebars, wheels, tires.

[RJM]

Noodle bar setup has been sold.

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[RBW] Re: FS: albatross cockpit, lone peak, pletscher, 700 big apples, norco

[drew]

Just panniers and kickstand are left

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[RBW] Re: (OT) NEED PORTABLE ELECTRIC shop HEATER SUGGESTIONS

[Jon Dukeman in the foothills of Colorado]

Thank you all for your input. Gives me some heaters to look at.
Thanks,
Jon


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[RBW] Re: Anyone order a Joe?

[jeffrey kane]

Chris -- fear not -- the lovely dudes at Riv often run dark with their 
digital files.

On Saturday, December 5, 2015 at 3:08:00 PM UTC-5, R Michaels wrote:
>
> It's really nice to see that the head tube is painted cream but I am a 
> little disappointed that the butterscotch color looks quite different than 
> the sample that was given earlier.  I do like the lighter looking color 
> much better and am hoping that the lighting of the photo is the reason for 
> the difference.  After saying that, the color is the lesser part of the 
> reason I am getting my first Rivendell.  I'm really looking forward for the 
> delivery.
>
> On Friday, October 30, 2015 at 3:42:09 PM UTC-7, Christopher Murray wrote:
>>
>> Looking over the Joe Appaloosa on the Blug and it looks like a great 
>> bike. The pre-order price is a great deal. Anyone pull the trigger and 
>> order one? I am guessing they won't last long- only 4 55cms left!!!
>>
>> I missed the Clem but am thinking seriously about this one.
>>
>> Cheers!
>> Chris
>>
>>

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[RBW] Re: NYC Rivs

[alan lavine]

I'm also on the UWS, so 2 for Williamsburg, 2 for UWS.  In terms of 
location, I'm happy to meet anywhere, depending on what's easiest for the 
rest of y'all.  I'm guessing an evening for drinks, maybe a bite would be a 
good place to start.  Maybe a 1/2 way point like West Village or LES? 
 Please be frank about your preferences...also, let's convert this to 
private e-mails.  Mine is cigar...@gmail.com.
Looking forward to making this happen!

On Saturday, December 5, 2015 at 3:53:01 PM UTC-5, jeffrey kane wrote:
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> Good call, Alan,
>
> UWS for me
> Will ride, trade and drink (in no particular order)
>

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[RBW] Re: FS: albatross cockpit, lone peak, pletscher, 700 big apples, norco

[drew]

Forgot to add 

700c little big bens. Terra cotta. Probably less than 200 miles on them. 45$  
shipped.

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Re: [RBW] Re: thinking about going 11 speed, does anyone make a 12-32?

[Ron Mc]

I think you're doing great Jim.  Glad to see you're seriously thinking 
about custom cassettes - they're a lot more functional than anything off 
the shelf.  
You'll also have the option of buying additional cogs and adjusting it 
later.  

On Friday, December 4, 2015 at 5:17:43 PM UTC-6, Jim Bronson wrote:
>
> ...
> With 44/24 the aforementioned modified ratios get you: 
> 95.3 52.0 
> 88.0 48.0 
> 81.7 44.6 
> 76.3 41.6 
> 71.5 39.0 
> 67.3 36.7 
> 60.2 32.8 
> 54.5 29.7 
> 47.7 26.0 
> 39.4 21.5 
>
> Current top gear with 44/28 and 11-34 in back is 104.0".  Current 
> lowest gear is 21.4.  So I give up a little top end, and the bottom 
> end is almost identical.  I do use the 104" gear pretty often on road 
> rides but maybe I just need to work on my coasting technique and 
> forget about it. 
>
> Why do I obsess about this stuff for months before spending a 
> relatively small amount of money?  It's a curse. 
>
> -Jim 
>
>

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[RBW] Re: Anyone order a Joe?

[R Michaels]

It's really nice to see that the head tube is painted cream but I am a 
little disappointed that the butterscotch color looks quite different than 
the sample that was given earlier.  I do like the lighter looking color 
much better and am hoping that the lighting of the photo is the reason for 
the difference.  After saying that, the color is the lesser part of the 
reason I am getting my first Rivendell.  I'm really looking forward for the 
delivery.

On Friday, October 30, 2015 at 3:42:09 PM UTC-7, Christopher Murray wrote:
>
> Looking over the Joe Appaloosa on the Blug and it looks like a great bike. 
> The pre-order price is a great deal. Anyone pull the trigger and order one? 
> I am guessing they won't last long- only 4 55cms left!!!
>
> I missed the Clem but am thinking seriously about this one.
>
> Cheers!
> Chris
>
>

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[RBW] Re: WTB: Nitto stem, seatpost, brakes, cranks, derailleur... etc

[Belopolsky]

Maybe someone has a Brooks seat?

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[RBW] NYC Rivs

[jeffrey kane]

Good call, Alan,

UWS for me
Will ride, trade and drink (in no particular order)

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Re: [RBW] Re: WTB: Nitto stem, seatpost, brakes, cranks, derailleur... etc

[mikel66...@juno.com]

i have b 17's...what color

mike goldman
warwick,r.i.

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[RBW] Re: Free bike books

[Jim M.]

Books are claimed.

Thanks
Jim

On Saturday, December 5, 2015 at 11:49:02 AM UTC-8, Jim M. wrote:
>
> Doing some de-cluttering and I've got 5 books you can have for shipping 
> cost. 
>
> *Eat Bacon, Don't Jog* - no explanation needed
> *Ghost Trails* - Jill Homer's "chilling" story of riding the Iditarod 
> trail
> *Full Tilt* - Devla Murphy's tale of riding from Ireland to India in 1963
> *The Lost Cyclist* - The story of Frank Lenz' attempt to ride around the 
> world in 1893
> *Iron Riders - *This one is about the Buffalo Soldiers Bicycle Corps and 
> their ride from Missoula to St Louis in the 1890s 
>
> That's about 5 pounds of books, so it's about $6 media mail. Take all or 
> nothing. First come, first served.
>
> cheers
> jim mather
> walnut creek ca
>
>
>
>

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[RBW] Re: And I thought the Clem had a long top tube

[Bill Lindsay]

I just want to roll it into a shop and ask for a rear brake cable

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[RBW] Re: (OT) NEED PORTABLE ELECTRIC shop HEATER SUGGESTIONS

[Garth]

   I also prefer oil filled radiators myself as they are completely passive 
, but of course by design are not "immediate" heat . This is their charm 
and beauty though. No fans or any moving parts, perfectly quiet and there 
is no hot air blowing around which really is not all that wonderful when 
you stand in it's presence for more than a a few minutes, but that's just 
me. I have a Delonghi one from a few years ago , with manual switches for 
the different wattage/heat settings, usually something like 500, 1000 and 
1500 with a rotary thermostat . I had no interest in the digital control 
boards .  

If I was going to get one today I'd look at these 
http://www.delonghi.com/en-us/products/comfort/portable-heating/radiant-heaters/bambino-trn0812t-0105086103
  
(low and long)

http://www.delonghi.com/en-us/products/comfort/portable-heating/radiant-heaters/trd4-0615t-0110616303
 
(higher and narrower, the standard shape)
and here's all 
http://www.delonghi.com/en-us/products/comfort/portable-heating/radiant-heaters

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[RBW] Re: FS: albatross cockpit, lone peak, pletscher, 700 big apples, norco

[drew]

Here is what is left

700x50 big apples.

new lone peak sundance panniers in gray. MUSA. gifted to me and never used.   
95$ shipped
http://lonepeakpacks.com/shop/index.php/packs/panniers/p099.html   

pletscher double leg kickstand with plastic feet and short or long bolts. no 
plastic chainstay cap things. twined/shellacked on one leg. 30$ shipped.

NOS norco panniers- from early 90's in gray cordura. classic-ish style like the 
older kirtland or cannondale ones.   40$ shipped
almost identical to these  
http://www.ebay.com/itm/NORCO-Gray-Panniers-2-Pieces-Cycling-Bike-Bags-12-/272061892661?hash=item3f58270835:m:mAqfzCnCya67urNyd4L8DVA

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[RBW] WTB: Nitto stem, seatpost, brakes, cranks, derailleur... etc

[Philip Kim]

Got a Nitto tallux 80mm I can't pm, please email at philipw...@gmail.com

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[RBW] Re: FS: Sackville, Nitto, Tubus, Schwalbe, Dura Ace, Paul, Velo Orange, Etc.

[Amit Singh]

Hi All,

Quick update on items still available.

First the idea - I’m selling some stuff to help fund a cool idea my wife 
and I are doing - paying off layaway items at local stores to help bring 
holiday cheer to families -- anonymously. We talk with store managers and 
look at the store's open layaway log for items that we can quickly identify 
as most likely presents for children (kid’s clothes, books, a bicycle, 
toys, diapers, baby food, etc.), select an open layaway between $50 - $500 
that look like gifts or necessary items and complete the purchase. Then we 
watch the manager call those families to tell them their items have been 
paid for and they can pick the items up anytime they’d like. It helps 
remind us what the spirit of the season is - selflessly giving to make 
other people's lives better. It gives people hope, and in crazy times like 
this it’s a great way to demonstrate there are still people who care to do 
good in this world.

Now, to the parts that might be of interest to list members. All prices 
include standard shipping within the continental U.S. Paypal preferred. 
Please let me know if you have any questions via private message.

1) Set of Sackville tan canvas mudflaps - brand new -- $34 shipped

2) Soul Roll bar tape cork - brand new - $12 shipped

3) VO Grand Cru leather bar tape honey brown - brand new - $75 shipped

4) Brooks leather bar tape - black - brand new - $75 shipped

5) Miesha’s Portugese tree cork grips (pair) - grooved and punched for bar 
end shifters - $28 shipped.

6) Nitto lugged quill stem - 12cm - lightly used - $175 shipped

7) Nitto S65 Crystal Fellow seat post - lightly used - $70 shipped

8) Nitto platrack - brand new - $170 shipped 

9) Pletcher double legged kickstand w/feet - silver - used - $30 shipped

10) Nitto Bosco Bullmoose bars - 58cm - lightly used - $130 shipped

11) 48 cm Nitto Noodle bars - used with tape residue; - $50 shipped

12) Sakae Custom Road Champion bar with Dia-Compe brake levers - used - $35

13) Nitto R14 top rack - lightly used - $125 shipped

14) Tubus Cargo rear rack - 700c - used - $105 shipped

15) Nitto Big front rack - used - 700c - $170 shipped

16) Schwalbe Green Guard Marathon tires (2) - 650Bx42 - brand new - $84 
shipped

17) Shimano Dura Ace front derailleur silver - 7800 series - new in box - 
31.8 (band) - $110 shipped

18) Paul Melvin Chain Tensioner - silver - very lightly used - $70 shipped

19) IRD Power Ratchet Friction Thumb Shifters - new in box - $98 shipped

20) Cane Creek SCR-5C brake lever - tan hoods - new in box - $38 shipped

21) Yokozuna cartridge 55mm shoes (2 packs, enough for 1 bicycle) - $30 
shipped

Thanks y'all, and happy holidays!

Amit

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Re: [RBW] Re: Clem for my husband

[Deacon Patrick]

Delivery trucks are the slowest when they have to carry bikes! Always good 
to get the first dings out of the way. Grin. May you have many years 
matching and riding together!

With abandon,
Patrick

On Saturday, December 5, 2015 at 6:35:01 PM UTC-7, LeahFoy wrote:
>
> J.P.'s Clem finally arrived at 7pm last night. We took it immediately to 
> REI to have it assembled. Sadly, the box was damaged somewhere between 
> Oregon and Nevada (thanks, FedEx), and when the mechanics assembled the 
> bike, they noticed the chain guard was mangled. It was scratched up, bent 
> inwards and hit the gears. Rivelo was gracious (as you know) and a 
> replacement part is on the way. But geez, how hard did FedEx hit that box 
> to do that kind of damage? The rest of the bike was largely intact. Maybe a 
> paint ding or two, but Grant's philosophy came to mind - something about 
> allowing a scratch, especially if the bike is really expensive - and we 
> decided no big deal. The mechanics believed the wrong hardware was sent for 
> the rack, which makes me nervous because I can't imagine the wrong parts 
> were sent, and maybe the mechanics just don't understand. I wonder if they 
> put the rack on correctly. I'm going to pretend they did for peace of mind. 
> Also, anyone know the weight limit for the Clem Pletscher rack? 
>
> We came home and we did a short ride without kids. It was so fun. I kept 
> looking and looking at the bike and admiring the color. I don't think 
> anyone's photos have showcased the true color of this bike. The blue is 
> actually a creamy blue/teal that just looks suave and wild and rugged and 
> gorgeous. My Betty looked washed out in comparison. How can this be?!? We 
> don't have the cork grips or the Brooks yet, but we will, because my 
> husband has a weird tendency to want to "match" with me. And I'm inclined 
> to let him. Ha! 
>
> Thanks to everyone who helped me make the decision, and thanks to John at 
> Rivelo for making this happen! We'll ride more tomorrow! 
>
>
>
> https://www.flickr.com/photos/daytondogg/albums/72157661891945032/with/22922164683/

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[RBW] Re: FS - Bunch of stuff from switching bikes and builds. Bags, handlebars, wheels, tires.

[RJM]

Albatross bar setup has been sold.

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Re: [RBW] Re: Clem for my husband

[LeahFoy]

J.P.'s Clem finally arrived at 7pm last night. We took it immediately to REI to 
have it assembled. Sadly, the box was damaged somewhere between Oregon and 
Nevada (thanks, FedEx), and when the mechanics assembled the bike, they noticed 
the chain guard was mangled. It was scratched up, bent inwards and hit the 
gears. Rivelo was gracious (as you know) and a replacement part is on the way. 
But geez, how hard did FedEx hit that box to do that kind of damage? The rest 
of the bike was largely intact. Maybe a paint ding or two, but Grant's 
philosophy came to mind - something about allowing a scratch, especially if the 
bike is really expensive - and we decided no big deal. The mechanics believed 
the wrong hardware was sent for the rack, which makes me nervous because I 
can't imagine the wrong parts were sent, and maybe the mechanics just don't 
understand. I wonder if they put the rack on correctly. I'm going to pretend 
they did for peace of mind. Also, anyone know the weight limit for the Clem 
Pletscher rack? 

We came home and we did a short ride without kids. It was so fun. I kept 
looking and looking at the bike and admiring the color. I don't think anyone's 
photos have showcased the true color of this bike. The blue is actually a 
creamy blue/teal that just looks suave and wild and rugged and gorgeous. My 
Betty looked washed out in comparison. How can this be?!? We don't have the 
cork grips or the Brooks yet, but we will, because my husband has a weird 
tendency to want to "match" with me. And I'm inclined to let him. Ha!

Thanks to everyone who helped me make the decision, and thanks to John at 
Rivelo for making this happen! We'll ride more tomorrow!


https://www.flickr.com/photos/daytondogg/albums/72157661891945032/with/22922164683/

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Re: [RBW] Re: Clem for my husband

[Kathy Carroll]

Happy for you both.  I know that feeling.
On Dec 5, 2015 8:56 PM, "Deacon Patrick"  wrote:

> Delivery trucks are the slowest when they have to carry bikes! Always good
> to get the first dings out of the way. Grin. May you have many years
> matching and riding together!
>
> With abandon,
> Patrick
>
> On Saturday, December 5, 2015 at 6:35:01 PM UTC-7, LeahFoy wrote:
>>
>> J.P.'s Clem finally arrived at 7pm last night. We took it immediately to
>> REI to have it assembled. Sadly, the box was damaged somewhere between
>> Oregon and Nevada (thanks, FedEx), and when the mechanics assembled the
>> bike, they noticed the chain guard was mangled. It was scratched up, bent
>> inwards and hit the gears. Rivelo was gracious (as you know) and a
>> replacement part is on the way. But geez, how hard did FedEx hit that box
>> to do that kind of damage? The rest of the bike was largely intact. Maybe a
>> paint ding or two, but Grant's philosophy came to mind - something about
>> allowing a scratch, especially if the bike is really expensive - and we
>> decided no big deal. The mechanics believed the wrong hardware was sent for
>> the rack, which makes me nervous because I can't imagine the wrong parts
>> were sent, and maybe the mechanics just don't understand. I wonder if they
>> put the rack on correctly. I'm going to pretend they did for peace of mind.
>> Also, anyone know the weight limit for the Clem Pletscher rack?
>>
>> We came home and we did a short ride without kids. It was so fun. I kept
>> looking and looking at the bike and admiring the color. I don't think
>> anyone's photos have showcased the true color of this bike. The blue is
>> actually a creamy blue/teal that just looks suave and wild and rugged and
>> gorgeous. My Betty looked washed out in comparison. How can this be?!? We
>> don't have the cork grips or the Brooks yet, but we will, because my
>> husband has a weird tendency to want to "match" with me. And I'm inclined
>> to let him. Ha!
>>
>> Thanks to everyone who helped me make the decision, and thanks to John at
>> Rivelo for making this happen! We'll ride more tomorrow!
>>
>>
>>
>> https://www.flickr.com/photos/daytondogg/albums/72157661891945032/with/22922164683/
>
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Re: [RBW] Re: Clem for my husband

[dougP]

FedEx & UPS have amazing powers.  At least the damage is minor & easily 
repaired.  A friend rec'd his bike from one of them and the cardboard box 
had 2 perfectly punched holes where someone had used a forklift to move the 
box.  Amazingly, the forks missed everything inside.  Another time I was 
assembling my Atlantis at the start of a tour when I discovered the front 
wheel wouldn't drop in, and the fork legs bent out of alignment.  A bit of 
judicious tweaking got things straightened out. But the bike had been 
shipped in one of those 30# heavy duty plastic bike boxes!  

dougP

On Saturday, December 5, 2015 at 5:35:01 PM UTC-8, LeahFoy wrote:
>
> J.P.'s Clem finally arrived at 7pm last night. We took it immediately to 
> REI to have it assembled. Sadly, the box was damaged somewhere between 
> Oregon and Nevada (thanks, FedEx), and when the mechanics assembled the 
> bike, they noticed the chain guard was mangled. It was scratched up, bent 
> inwards and hit the gears. Rivelo was gracious (as you know) and a 
> replacement part is on the way. But geez, how hard did FedEx hit that box 
> to do that kind of damage? The rest of the bike was largely intact. Maybe a 
> paint ding or two, but Grant's philosophy came to mind - something about 
> allowing a scratch, especially if the bike is really expensive - and we 
> decided no big deal. The mechanics believed the wrong hardware was sent for 
> the rack, which makes me nervous because I can't imagine the wrong parts 
> were sent, and maybe the mechanics just don't understand. I wonder if they 
> put the rack on correctly. I'm going to pretend they did for peace of mind. 
> Also, anyone know the weight limit for the Clem Pletscher rack? 
>
> We came home and we did a short ride without kids. It was so fun. I kept 
> looking and looking at the bike and admiring the color. I don't think 
> anyone's photos have showcased the true color of this bike. The blue is 
> actually a creamy blue/teal that just looks suave and wild and rugged and 
> gorgeous. My Betty looked washed out in comparison. How can this be?!? We 
> don't have the cork grips or the Brooks yet, but we will, because my 
> husband has a weird tendency to want to "match" with me. And I'm inclined 
> to let him. Ha! 
>
> Thanks to everyone who helped me make the decision, and thanks to John at 
> Rivelo for making this happen! We'll ride more tomorrow! 
>
>
>
> https://www.flickr.com/photos/daytondogg/albums/72157661891945032/with/22922164683/

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Re: [RBW] Re: Clem for my husband

[Leah Peterson]

Ps Did you guys see the link at the end of the email? There's a big space and I 
didn't mention it. Just in case.

Sent from my iPhone

> On Dec 5, 2015, at 6:22 PM, dougP  wrote:
> 
> FedEx & UPS have amazing powers.  At least the damage is minor & easily 
> repaired.  A friend rec'd his bike from one of them and the cardboard box had 
> 2 perfectly punched holes where someone had used a forklift to move the box.  
> Amazingly, the forks missed everything inside.  Another time I was assembling 
> my Atlantis at the start of a tour when I discovered the front wheel wouldn't 
> drop in, and the fork legs bent out of alignment.  A bit of judicious 
> tweaking got things straightened out. But the bike had been shipped in one of 
> those 30# heavy duty plastic bike boxes!  
> 
> dougP
> 
>> On Saturday, December 5, 2015 at 5:35:01 PM UTC-8, LeahFoy wrote:
>> J.P.'s Clem finally arrived at 7pm last night. We took it immediately to REI 
>> to have it assembled. Sadly, the box was damaged somewhere between Oregon 
>> and Nevada (thanks, FedEx), and when the mechanics assembled the bike, they 
>> noticed the chain guard was mangled. It was scratched up, bent inwards and 
>> hit the gears. Rivelo was gracious (as you know) and a replacement part is 
>> on the way. But geez, how hard did FedEx hit that box to do that kind of 
>> damage? The rest of the bike was largely intact. Maybe a paint ding or two, 
>> but Grant's philosophy came to mind - something about allowing a scratch, 
>> especially if the bike is really expensive - and we decided no big deal. The 
>> mechanics believed the wrong hardware was sent for the rack, which makes me 
>> nervous because I can't imagine the wrong parts were sent, and maybe the 
>> mechanics just don't understand. I wonder if they put the rack on correctly. 
>> I'm going to pretend they did for peace of mind. Also, anyone know the 
>> weight limit for the Clem Pletscher rack? 
>> 
>> We came home and we did a short ride without kids. It was so fun. I kept 
>> looking and looking at the bike and admiring the color. I don't think 
>> anyone's photos have showcased the true color of this bike. The blue is 
>> actually a creamy blue/teal that just looks suave and wild and rugged and 
>> gorgeous. My Betty looked washed out in comparison. How can this be?!? We 
>> don't have the cork grips or the Brooks yet, but we will, because my husband 
>> has a weird tendency to want to "match" with me. And I'm inclined to let 
>> him. Ha! 
>> 
>> Thanks to everyone who helped me make the decision, and thanks to John at 
>> Rivelo for making this happen! We'll ride more tomorrow! 
>> 
>> 
>> https://www.flickr.com/photos/daytondogg/albums/72157661891945032/with/22922164683/
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Re: [RBW] Re: Clem for my husband

[Deacon Patrick]

Yes, great pictures. Love the kissing photo! Our kids have our family of 
bikes as their own family, with my wife's as the mama, mine as the Papa 
(and my Quickbeam as the uncle) and theirs as the kids. REI may be right on 
the rack. The eyelets are upsized on the frame and we needed a hardware run 
to get the right bolts, which is why my lassies still don't have their 
racks on. Fortunately we have lots of snow, so they are having snowball 
fights rather than begging to do grocery runs with me. Sardonic grin.

With abandon,
Patrick

On Saturday, December 5, 2015 at 7:27:17 PM UTC-7, LeahFoy wrote:
>
> Ps Did you guys see the link at the end of the email? There's a big space 
> and I didn't mention it. Just in case.
>
> Sent from my iPhone
>
> On Dec 5, 2015, at 6:22 PM, dougP  wrote:
>
> FedEx & UPS have amazing powers.  At least the damage is minor & easily 
> repaired.  A friend rec'd his bike from one of them and the cardboard box 
> had 2 perfectly punched holes where someone had used a forklift to move the 
> box.  Amazingly, the forks missed everything inside.  Another time I was 
> assembling my Atlantis at the start of a tour when I discovered the front 
> wheel wouldn't drop in, and the fork legs bent out of alignment.  A bit of 
> judicious tweaking got things straightened out. But the bike had been 
> shipped in one of those 30# heavy duty plastic bike boxes!  
>
> dougP
>
> On Saturday, December 5, 2015 at 5:35:01 PM UTC-8, LeahFoy wrote:
>>
>> J.P.'s Clem finally arrived at 7pm last night. We took it immediately to 
>> REI to have it assembled. Sadly, the box was damaged somewhere between 
>> Oregon and Nevada (thanks, FedEx), and when the mechanics assembled the 
>> bike, they noticed the chain guard was mangled. It was scratched up, bent 
>> inwards and hit the gears. Rivelo was gracious (as you know) and a 
>> replacement part is on the way. But geez, how hard did FedEx hit that box 
>> to do that kind of damage? The rest of the bike was largely intact. Maybe a 
>> paint ding or two, but Grant's philosophy came to mind - something about 
>> allowing a scratch, especially if the bike is really expensive - and we 
>> decided no big deal. The mechanics believed the wrong hardware was sent for 
>> the rack, which makes me nervous because I can't imagine the wrong parts 
>> were sent, and maybe the mechanics just don't understand. I wonder if they 
>> put the rack on correctly. I'm going to pretend they did for peace of mind. 
>> Also, anyone know the weight limit for the Clem Pletscher rack? 
>>
>> We came home and we did a short ride without kids. It was so fun. I kept 
>> looking and looking at the bike and admiring the color. I don't think 
>> anyone's photos have showcased the true color of this bike. The blue is 
>> actually a creamy blue/teal that just looks suave and wild and rugged and 
>> gorgeous. My Betty looked washed out in comparison. How can this be?!? We 
>> don't have the cork grips or the Brooks yet, but we will, because my 
>> husband has a weird tendency to want to "match" with me. And I'm inclined 
>> to let him. Ha! 
>>
>> Thanks to everyone who helped me make the decision, and thanks to John at 
>> Rivelo for making this happen! We'll ride more tomorrow! 
>>
>>
>>
>> https://www.flickr.com/photos/daytondogg/albums/72157661891945032/with/22922164683/
>
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