[RBW] Re: Quick cockpit swap (say that 10x fast)

[Joe Bernard]

Fitz is ridiculous. That's my dream custom which I keep talking myself out of 
because the need-to-dollar ratio - I already have great bikes - never lines up 
in my brain. But want!!!

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[RBW] Re: Quick cockpit swap (say that 10x fast)

[Ash]

What a beautiful bike!



On Saturday, 13 April 2019 16:51:36 UTC-7, Rick Thompson wrote:
>
> Same type setup (on a Fitz). It has (top) tube shifters and centerpull 
> brakes. I frequently swap between drop bars and flat bars, which takes 
> about 5 minutes. 
>
>
> https://www.flickr.com/photos/ricks_boats/40088504054/in/album-72157683793039854/
>
>
> On Wednesday, April 10, 2019 at 8:34:02 AM UTC-7, Benz, Sunnyvale, CA 
> wrote:
>>
>> On Wednesday, April 10, 2019 at 7:47:54 AM UTC-7, Shoji Takahashi wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>> On my Hunqapillar, it was easy to unclip the canti-straddle cable. Set 
>>> the brake cable lengths on multiple cockpits to-be at the same straddle 
>>> heights, and there's little adjustment necessary. 
>>>
>>> Easiest would be to set up down-tube shifters. If that's not to your 
>>> liking, then thumbies with hinged bands work. I used a right-side bar end, 
>>> which meant that I had to undo it/redo it. Afterward, I got cable 
>>> splitters, which worked great. However, it meant having doubles of bar 
>>> ends, downtube cable stops, etc.
>>>
>>
>> I did the same as Shoji with my Atlantis – downtube shifters, stem, 
>> handlebar and brake levers shod with full-length brake cables terminated 
>> with straddle cable hangers. Once set up, the swap is quick and fuss-free. 
>> It is so easy that at one time, I had three cockpits for my Atlantis: 
>> dropbar, Bosco, and mustache. The only thing to transfer over is the Cateye 
>> computer.
>>
>> I have an S bike that had cable splitters. I didn't like them 
>> as they were noisy over semi-rough terrain and somewhat of an eyesore (and 
>> you need four).
>>
>

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Re: [RBW] Tolkien themed MIT Atlantis

[Leah Peterson]

Rachel, I knew that child had to have amazing parents. I think we can 
confidently say Goldilocks is a dream child and I am envious! I have 2 
wonderful boys, but had I had a daughter, this is the daughter I’d wish for! 

I am a total believer in buying quality and spending money on things that last. 
You’re so right to invest in adventures that you can do as a family. I loathe 
the idea of dropping money on tech that will be no good in a few years, but a 
Rivendell bike you can ride for decades and plan family trips with? - take my 
money. We are Rivendell cubed (I have a Betty Foy and stole my husband’s unused 
Clem, and my son was gifted a Clem from a kindly member of this List. That 
story can be found if you search for A Boy, A Bike, and a Benefactor). My son 
is also 13, but he is different from your daughter in that he is completely 
practical about the bike. It is how he gets to school and to friends’ houses, 
but he doesn’t dote over it and think of his favorite passages of Tolkien to 
bestow upon it. He treats it nicely but he is not precious about it. He’s like 
the Dutch!

I am so glad you responded; I just knew there was a good story here. I still 
have so many questions and can’t wait for James to do his interview with 
Goldilocks. Great idea, James! We need more bookish, outdoorsy teens on bikes 
like Goldilocks!

If I got to ask Goldilocks some questions, they would be:
1. Why the Atlantis? Something about that bike called to you. What was it?
2. Why those particular passages from The Hobbit? What makes them your 
favorite? 
3. Do your friends understand how cool is your bike or do you have to keep it a 
secret so it doesn’t get stolen at school?
4. Do you have friends who also like to cycle?
5. How do you feel about bling? If you private message me your address, I will 
send you a little something pretty having to do with your new bike. 

All the very best!
Leah (Bicycle Belle)



Sent from my iPad

> On Apr 8, 2019, at 7:37 PM, Rachel P  wrote:
> 
> Hi folks!-new to posting the list but have been following for a few years. 
> 
> That's our (er, my daughter's) Tolkien-mobile so a shout out to Candice and 
> James for the build :). We are now a Riv squared family: my completely orange 
> Cheviot and her Atlantis. Seven bikes in the garage now--car's been kicked to 
> the curb for the last 3 years. Or maybe 8 bikes now since my son just got a 
> new bigger Raleigh. My husband will converted soon so we'll be Riv Cubed in a 
> year I reckon.
> 
> James and Candice spiffed my All-City Space Horse up for a triathalon (don't 
> ask: partially done for a dare and I didn't drown so it was a good race esp 
> when you have glitter on your handlebars!!) so we went back to them for her 
> bike after trawling many a bike store big and small--Goldilocks knows what 
> she wants and it was in a cabin in VT! 
> 
> The most awesome thing was watching my daughter and Candice go out to check 
> out the fit and having her come back with a Cheshire cat grin--we have 
> already been out to Walden Pond this weekend and had a blast since it was a 
> rare 60 degrees and sunny in New England. 
> 
> I had confidence I wasn't the only parent who purchased a Riv for a teen 
> (thank you Bicycle Belle--I love reading about your adventures!!) and I 
> thought, well, she's 1) not getting a car from us since driving in the 
> greater Boston area is a fool's errand with the traffic 2) she has not ever 
> asked for a new computer or smartphone and 3) likes to ramble outside--so why 
> not? It's costs as much  but more valuable than a smartphone and a Mac 
> Airbook.  And she and her father adore the Hobbit--the troll bit about mutton 
> always comes out if I ever serve the same dish for dinner twice: one day I 
> might just have to serve mutton!
> 
> It seemed fate that she and this bike would meet and go off exploring 
> together for many years -- planning for lots of rambles this summer and fall 
> and winter (and at least one bike repair class for her: just finished 
> outfitting 2/3 of the bikes in the fleet with their own flat and tool kit, 
> whew!). 
> 
> Three cheers for an excellent set of wheels!
> 
> Rachel
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
>> On Monday, April 8, 2019 at 5:00:08 PM UTC-4, Bicycle Belle Ding Ding! wrote:
>> 1. Analog (James, et al.): You are amazing. I am in awe that you dreamed up 
>> and then carried out the idea to include whole passages of Tolkien on this 
>> Rivendell bike. This is just fantastic. Hits all the pleasure centers in my 
>> brain - bikes, books, endearing quotes, darling teenagers who are showing 
>> such promise... You folks are truly talented and artistic - thanks for 
>> sharing this here - what a treat! 
>> 
>> 2. I’d LOVE to see/read an interview with this girl. To be this directed and 
>> precise and artsy at age 13 is nothing short of astounding. (I have a 13 yo 
>> boy who rides a 45 cm Clem, and he is nothing like this other child!) Is she 
>> on Instagram? Oh, how I would love to 

[RBW] Re: Berthoud Saddles

[Collin A]

I am also curious about the premature wear! Was this recent or a while ago?

On Saturday, April 13, 2019 at 4:54:38 PM UTC-7, James / Analog Cycles 
wrote:
>
> For whatever it's worth, as a retailer, I sold Berthoud saddles for about 
> a year.  I rode them, and really liked them.  For about 6 months.  Then I 
> started to see customer saddles, and my saddles wear out prematurely. Like, 
> in 6 months.  Or after one long tour.  Not because of rain, or rider 
> weight, or too much saddle goop.  These were experienced Brooks riders who 
> wanted something a bit better, and ended up getting something that was 
> initially better, and then ended up being a bad investment very quickly.  I 
> had my fingers crossed for these saddles, but like so many other non-Brooks 
> leather saddles (Selle Anatomica has the same issue, etc), I found I could 
> not continue to sell them in good faith.  I know some folks who still ride 
> them and like them, good on you.  But at least 4 outta five that we sold 
> did not last nearly as long as a 200 buck saddle should.  I don't know if 
> this is the right thread for such info, but there it is!  
>
> Caveat: if you have one, and like it, don't jump down my throat.  I am 
> merely relating an experience based on selling 20 or so of these saddles.  
> If you have a different experience, based on riding a few of these, great, 
> enjoy it! 
>
> -james
>
> On Tuesday, April 9, 2019 at 8:24:45 AM UTC-4, David Wadstrup wrote:
>>
>> I really like Berthoud saddles.  The Mente to me is the best saddle for 
>> very upright riding positions.  Mainly because I don't have to ride with 
>> the nose super high like I do with the Brooks.  I also like the Aspin for 
>> bikes with drop bars.  I've been wondering, though, what the 
>> Soulor/Galibier is like.  It's a narrower, racier saddle.  Does anyone here 
>> have any experience with this saddle?  Is it too narrow?  Noticeably less 
>> comfortable than the Aspin?
>>
>

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[RBW] Re: Berthoud Saddles

[John Phillips]

James,
 Which parts of your customers' saddles were wearing out? The leather, 
titanium or steel rails, or the plastic component, or...? This is the first 
I've ever heard of premature wear on Berthoud saddles.
   I wonder if Rene Herse Cycles sees the same problems?
   I have two and haven't had any problems. (knock on wood & fingers 
crossed)
John

On Saturday, April 13, 2019 at 4:54:38 PM UTC-7, James / Analog Cycles 
wrote:
>
> For whatever it's worth, as a retailer, I sold Berthoud saddles for about 
> a year.  I rode them, and really liked them.  For about 6 months.  Then I 
> started to see customer saddles, and my saddles wear out prematurely. Like, 
> in 6 months.  Or after one long tour. 
> -james
>

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[RBW] reload bags

[Joe Bernard]

Welcome back, Rich! I don't have one right now, but I've owned a bunch of 
ebikes, including a few Riv conversions. They're fun!

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Re: [RBW] Tolkien themed MIT Atlantis

['Abcyclehank' via RBW Owners Bunch]

Rachel thanks for your perspective about your daughter’s bike.  I know you are 
preaching to the choir on this list; but the logic and rational to gift your 
13yo daughter this personalized high quality beautiful source of adventure 
bring joy to my heart!
I am a retired English teacher and taught a semester long course based on 
Tolkien and Middle Earth.  I understand the passion many young folks have for 
his writing and amazingly imagined world and history.  

James thanks for giving your customers personalized one on one attention to 
achieve a dream build.  I love it when adults take young folks seriously and 
treat them with respect.

Maybe this summer I will pull up outside your shop in Vermont on my R1100GS BMW 
motorcycle with my Bombadil affixed to a bike rack as I explore the NE on both 
bike and cycle this summer!

Sincerely,
Ryan Hankinson
West Michigan

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[RBW] WT: 66cm Riv Ramboulliet for a 62-64cm Riv

['Abcyclehank' via RBW Owners Bunch]

Color?  Full build or just F/F/HS/BB.

If Orange seriously interested!

Sincerely,
Ryan Hankinson
West Michigan

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[RBW] Re: Berthoud Saddles

[David Wadstrup]

That’s interesting, James. Would you mind going into greater detail about your 
experiences? What do you mean exactly by them not lasting? Did they fall apart 
or brake or did the leather deteriorate? Just curious. I’m appreciative of your 
warning, and would love to hear more before buying one. 

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[RBW] Re: FS -- Bike Bags, Riv and other

['Deacon Patrick' via RBW Owners Bunch]

Tom, because of Google's unfriendliness to email addresses, you have to spell 
it out for it to appear on the web version (not sure about the folks who get 
emails). Like talltom at notgoogle dot com. And, yes, Google groups interface 
is cludgy.

With abandon,
Patrick

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[RBW] Re: Berthoud Saddles

[James / Analog Cycles]

For whatever it's worth, as a retailer, I sold Berthoud saddles for about a 
year.  I rode them, and really liked them.  For about 6 months.  Then I 
started to see customer saddles, and my saddles wear out prematurely. Like, 
in 6 months.  Or after one long tour.  Not because of rain, or rider 
weight, or too much saddle goop.  These were experienced Brooks riders who 
wanted something a bit better, and ended up getting something that was 
initially better, and then ended up being a bad investment very quickly.  I 
had my fingers crossed for these saddles, but like so many other non-Brooks 
leather saddles (Selle Anatomica has the same issue, etc), I found I could 
not continue to sell them in good faith.  I know some folks who still ride 
them and like them, good on you.  But at least 4 outta five that we sold 
did not last nearly as long as a 200 buck saddle should.  I don't know if 
this is the right thread for such info, but there it is!  

Caveat: if you have one, and like it, don't jump down my throat.  I am 
merely relating an experience based on selling 20 or so of these saddles.  
If you have a different experience, based on riding a few of these, great, 
enjoy it! 

-james

On Tuesday, April 9, 2019 at 8:24:45 AM UTC-4, David Wadstrup wrote:
>
> I really like Berthoud saddles.  The Mente to me is the best saddle for 
> very upright riding positions.  Mainly because I don't have to ride with 
> the nose super high like I do with the Brooks.  I also like the Aspin for 
> bikes with drop bars.  I've been wondering, though, what the 
> Soulor/Galibier is like.  It's a narrower, racier saddle.  Does anyone here 
> have any experience with this saddle?  Is it too narrow?  Noticeably less 
> comfortable than the Aspin?
>

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Re: [RBW] Tolkien themed MIT Atlantis

[James / Analog Cycles]

I'll ask Anna if she'll do an interview.  We've been meaning to start an 
text based interview series.  I have a Pro yo-yo'er turned Atlantis rider 
lined up, and a bunch of industry folks. 

The bike was super fun to conceive.  It was originally going to be a 
Sherlock Holmes / Tolkien mix, with some herringbone bar tape and tweed 
bags, but we liked the way it turned out.  

My policy with bikes for kids/significant others who are not super into 
riding yet: get them a BETTER bike than you have, so they have a fighting 
chance of getting into riding.  I am so bummed when people are like my 
 isn't into riding.  But the person who isn't into riding is 
riding a bike that's 10X less comfortable and 100% harder to use and ride 
than the person who is doing the complaining.  Gotta turn that on it's 
head.  

-james



On Monday, April 8, 2019 at 5:00:08 PM UTC-4, Bicycle Belle Ding Ding! 
wrote:
>
> 1. Analog (James, et al.): You are amazing. I am in awe that you dreamed 
> up and then carried out the idea to include whole passages of Tolkien on 
> this Rivendell bike. This is just fantastic. Hits all the pleasure centers 
> in my brain - bikes, books, endearing quotes, darling teenagers who are 
> showing such promise... You folks are truly talented and artistic - thanks 
> for sharing this here - what a treat! 
>
> 2. I’d LOVE to see/read an interview with this girl. To be this directed 
> and precise and artsy at age 13 is nothing short of astounding. (I have a 
> 13 yo boy who rides a 45 cm Clem, and he is nothing like this other child!) 
> Is she on Instagram? Oh, how I would love to follow her adventures. 
>
> 3. And who says kids can’t have Rivendells, huh?!? Best thing I’ve seen in 
> a long time!

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Re: [RBW] Tolkien themed MIT Atlantis

[Rachel P]

Hi folks!-new to posting the list but have been following for a few years. 

That's our (er, my daughter's) Tolkien-mobile so a shout out to Candice and 
James for the build :). We are now a Riv squared family: my completely 
orange Cheviot and her Atlantis. Seven bikes in the garage now--car's been 
kicked to the curb for the last 3 years. Or maybe 8 bikes now since my son 
just got a new bigger Raleigh. My husband will converted soon so we'll be 
Riv Cubed in a year I reckon.

James and Candice spiffed my All-City Space Horse up for a triathalon 
(don't ask: partially done for a dare and I didn't drown so it was a good 
race esp when you have glitter on your handlebars!!) so we went back to 
them for her bike after trawling many a bike store big and 
small--Goldilocks knows what she wants and it was in a cabin in VT! 

The most awesome thing was watching my daughter and Candice go out to check 
out the fit and having her come back with a Cheshire cat grin--we have 
already been out to Walden Pond this weekend and had a blast since it was a 
rare 60 degrees and sunny in New England. 

I had confidence I wasn't the only parent who purchased a Riv for a teen 
(thank you Bicycle Belle--I love reading about your adventures!!) and I 
thought, well, she's 1) not getting a car from us since driving in the 
greater Boston area is a fool's errand with the traffic 2) she has not ever 
asked for a new computer or smartphone and 3) likes to ramble outside--so 
why not? It's costs as much  but more valuable than a smartphone and a Mac 
Airbook.  And she and her father adore the Hobbit--the troll bit about 
mutton always comes out if I ever serve the same dish for dinner twice: one 
day I might just have to serve mutton!

It seemed fate that she and this bike would meet and go off exploring 
together for many years -- planning for lots of rambles this summer and 
fall and winter (and at least one bike repair class for her: just finished 
outfitting 2/3 of the bikes in the fleet with their own flat and tool kit, 
whew!). 

Three cheers for an excellent set of wheels!

Rachel








On Monday, April 8, 2019 at 5:00:08 PM UTC-4, Bicycle Belle Ding Ding! 
wrote:
>
> 1. Analog (James, et al.): You are amazing. I am in awe that you dreamed 
> up and then carried out the idea to include whole passages of Tolkien on 
> this Rivendell bike. This is just fantastic. Hits all the pleasure centers 
> in my brain - bikes, books, endearing quotes, darling teenagers who are 
> showing such promise... You folks are truly talented and artistic - thanks 
> for sharing this here - what a treat! 
>
> 2. I’d LOVE to see/read an interview with this girl. To be this directed 
> and precise and artsy at age 13 is nothing short of astounding. (I have a 
> 13 yo boy who rides a 45 cm Clem, and he is nothing like this other child!) 
> Is she on Instagram? Oh, how I would love to follow her adventures. 
>
> 3. And who says kids can’t have Rivendells, huh?!? Best thing I’ve seen in 
> a long time!

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[RBW] Re: FS: Sam Hillborne 58 double top-tube complete or F/F/HS

[Ian Wilder]

Here are some updated pictures! 

https://photos.app.goo.gl/uHhmqMBDf4QbsPD59

Let me know off list if you're interested or have any other questions.

Ian 

On Monday, April 8, 2019 at 10:45:22 AM UTC-5, Ian Wilder wrote:
>
> Hey All, 
>
> Selling my Sam, complete or parted out. 
>
> Highlights: 
>
> 2012 Frameset double top tube 58cm, black and cream. (Purchased Brand new 
> from Rivelo in 2016) 
> Paul Racers center mount 
> White Industries Road 42/28 172.5mm 
> Shimano 11-36 Cassette 
> Nitto drop bars off an old Cannondale Black Lightning. 
> Tektro Levers 
> XT Rear derailleur 
> Misc shimano front derailleur 
> Suntour Ratchet "barcons" 
> Wheels: Velocity Atlas, Phil Touring rear, Son Deluxe Wide Body front, 
> Paul Skewers. 
> Tires: Nearly new compass Snoqualmie Pass 
>
>
> In overall great shape, some light clear coat "swirling" on top tube from 
> my rear dyno cable routing. Hardly any scratches, no dents. Fender mount at 
> bottom bracket is stripped ( I remember having to use a strange sized screw 
> or a small screw and bolt. I can't remember and haven't had fenders on it 
> in a while.) 
>
> **Does not include saddle, rack, basket, bottle cages or pictured bags, 
> lights or bell.** 
>
> I can send more detailed pictures if interested. Let me know if you have 
> any questions. 
>
> https://photos.app.goo.gl/Y2iXT5FoyDkuYbA6A 
>
> Complete - $2600 
>
> F/F/HS, Seatpost, BB - $1000 
>
> F/F/HS, Seatpost, BB, + Brakes - $1200 
>
> Wheelset and tires - $1100 
>
> Buyer pays shipping via BikeFlights. 
>
> Cheers! Located in St. Louis Missouri if you want to give it a ride! 
> 314-359-5233

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Re: [RBW] Re: Friction vs Indexed

[Steve Palincsar]

True, but you can do that with indexed bar end and downtube shifters, too.

On 4/10/19 10:23 PM, Teague Scott wrote:


I think one of the beauties about friction is the ability to shift 
multiple cogs in one swift, quiet motion. This can be of huge benefit 
on the trail, but one needs to maintain momentum to do it.


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Alexandria, Virginia
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Re: [RBW] WTT: Nitto bars for Nitto Bars

[jonsan]

Looks like a Nitto B602 Promenade bar.

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[RBW] Re: FS: Brooks Saddles

[Mario Rocchio]

About how many miles do you have on that flyer? Looks so nice. 

On Tuesday, February 12, 2019 at 5:40:19 PM UTC-5, lconley wrote:
> B-17 is sold
> 
> On Monday, February 11, 2019 at 6:27:56 PM UTC-5, lconley wrote:
> Bump
> 
> On Monday, January 28, 2019 at 2:34:31 PM UTC-5, lconley wrote:
>  Prices dropped to $65 and 75$ shipped CONUS. Includes Brooks adjusting 
> wrenches.
> 
> On Thursday, January 24, 2019 at 10:25:44 AM UTC-5, lconley wrote:
> 
> Standard Black B-17, new bike take-off, maybe 10 miles: $70 shipped CONUS.
> 
> 
> Customized (chromed springs and rear bar from B-67), Honey Flyer Special, 
> beveled leather and copper rivets, excellent condition, great patina: $80 
> shipped CONUS.
> 
> 
> My rear end requires B-67s and B-68s these days. Always looking for B-68s if 
> you want to trade.
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> Laing 
> Cocoa, FL

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[RBW] WT: 66cm Riv Ramboulliet for a 62-64cm Riv

[Sean Conroy]

Purchased a Riv Ramboulliet this weekend on eBay that was listed as a 64cm. 
Unfortunately, it is a 66cm and a bit too tall. The bike had only about 125 
miles on it. It is in excellent shape with some minor paint scratches. I would 
love to trade the frameset for a 62-64cm Riv. 

Sean Conroy
Vienna, VA

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[RBW] reload bags

[rich briones-colman]

been using a shopsack around 3 years. switched to a reload bag. much bigger. 
always felt the shopsack was a little small.didnt want to get a larger basket. 
pretty expensive...150...but i use every day.  

i was an active poster here 2000 to 2004 or so? or maybe the ibob list.  not 
much changed except i got old. and bought an ebike. 

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Re: [RBW] Re: Friction vs Indexed

[Teague Scott]

I run friction on both my bikes - 3x9 and 1x11. I like being able to get 
things perfectly dialed so my drivetrain is silent. I know you can get that 
with an indexed system, but it's nice to know I never have to worry about 
it failing. Once you spend some time with friction you'll be able to shift 
cleanly every time.

I think one of the beauties about friction is the ability to shift multiple 
cogs in one swift, quiet motion. This can be of huge benefit on the trail, 
but one needs to maintain momentum to do it.

One of the keys to smooth friction shifting (especially in the direction of 
larger cogs) is letting a little pressure off the drivetrain. Grant's 
motto, or somebody's and something like it, is "off at 5, on at 12." This 
refers to one of your feet - your favorite. When it is at about 5 o'clock 
let off on its downward pressure, shift and then reapply pressure to the 
pedal once back at the 12 o'clock position. After a while, this process 
takes no thought at all. This trick along with muscle memory in the thumb 
will lead to smoother and smoother shifting over time.

On Wednesday, April 10, 2019 at 4:56:21 PM UTC-6, Steve Palincsar wrote:
>
> Have you tried adjusting cable tension?  Usually, reluctance to shift to 
> higher gears indicates excessive cable tension.  If that was the case, 
> you'd expect pretty snappy downshifting.  On the other hand, 
> "semi-responsive" to downshift, "reluctant" to upshift sounds like the 
> whole thing is sluggish.  Is there excessive friction in the cable run?  
> Gunk in the plastic cable guide doohickey under the bottom bracket?  Crud 
> in the housing loop at the rear derailleur?  Poorly finished housing ends 
> casing cable drag?
>
>
> On 4/10/19 6:44 PM, 'Deacon Patrick' via RBW Owners Bunch wrote:
>
> My demo Gus Boots came with XT 1x11 indexing. I am impressed so far with how 
> it shifts except for a few things: 1. though it shifts semi-responsively to 
> lower gears, shifting to higher gears is reluctant; 2. it requires coaxing to 
> get into the highest gear. I’m unsure how to solve that. With friction, it 
> would be easy, but I doubt an 11x and friction play well together and it may 
> not even be an option.
>
> With abandon,
> Patrick
>
>
> -- 
> Steve Palincsar
> Alexandria, Virginia 
> USA
>
>

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[RBW] Re: Quick cockpit swap (say that 10x fast)

[Robb Myer]

Another approach if you use MTB brakes and shifters (i.e. 22.2mm bar 
diameter) and want to switch between a flat/cruiser type bar and drop bars 
is to use the Soma Fab Gator Drop Bar.  Depending on the other handlebar 
used there will likely be more cable/housing in one application than needed 
which effect positioning or use of a handlebar bag. 

On Wednesday, April 10, 2019 at 9:43:55 AM UTC-4, esoterica etc wrote:
>
>
>
>
> I’m looking into possible ways on how to construct a “quick release” 
> method for easy swapping of cockpits. 
>

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[RBW] Re: FS: Sam Hillborne 58 double top-tube complete or F/F/HS

[Ian Wilder]

Price Updates:

Complete $2400
F/F/HS $950
F/F/HS + Brakes - $1100
Wheelset + tires - $1000

Here are some more detailed and updated pics:

https://photos.app.goo.gl/uHhmqMBDf4QbsPD59

On Monday, April 8, 2019 at 10:45:22 AM UTC-5, Ian Wilder wrote:
>
> Hey All, 
>
> Selling my Sam, complete or parted out. 
>
> Highlights: 
>
> 2012 Frameset double top tube 58cm, black and cream. (Purchased Brand new 
> from Rivelo in 2016) 
> Paul Racers center mount 
> White Industries Road 42/28 172.5mm 
> Shimano 11-36 Cassette 
> Nitto drop bars off an old Cannondale Black Lightning. 
> Tektro Levers 
> XT Rear derailleur 
> Misc shimano front derailleur 
> Suntour Ratchet "barcons" 
> Wheels: Velocity Atlas, Phil Touring rear, Son Deluxe Wide Body front, 
> Paul Skewers. 
> Tires: Nearly new compass Snoqualmie Pass 
>
>
> In overall great shape, some light clear coat "swirling" on top tube from 
> my rear dyno cable routing. Hardly any scratches, no dents. Fender mount at 
> bottom bracket is stripped ( I remember having to use a strange sized screw 
> or a small screw and bolt. I can't remember and haven't had fenders on it 
> in a while.) 
>
> **Does not include saddle, rack, basket, bottle cages or pictured bags, 
> lights or bell.** 
>
> I can send more detailed pictures if interested. Let me know if you have 
> any questions. 
>
> https://photos.app.goo.gl/Y2iXT5FoyDkuYbA6A 
>
> Complete - $2600 
>
> F/F/HS, Seatpost, BB - $1000 
>
> F/F/HS, Seatpost, BB, + Brakes - $1200 
>
> Wheelset and tires - $1100 
>
> Buyer pays shipping via BikeFlights. 
>
> Cheers! Located in St. Louis Missouri if you want to give it a ride! 
> 314-359-5233

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[RBW] Re: Quick cockpit swap (say that 10x fast)

[Rick Thompson]

Same type setup (on a Fitz). It has (top) tube shifters and centerpull 
brakes. I frequently swap between drop bars and flat bars, which takes 
about 5 minutes. 

https://www.flickr.com/photos/ricks_boats/40088504054/in/album-72157683793039854/


On Wednesday, April 10, 2019 at 8:34:02 AM UTC-7, Benz, Sunnyvale, CA wrote:
>
> On Wednesday, April 10, 2019 at 7:47:54 AM UTC-7, Shoji Takahashi wrote:
>>
>>
>> On my Hunqapillar, it was easy to unclip the canti-straddle cable. Set 
>> the brake cable lengths on multiple cockpits to-be at the same straddle 
>> heights, and there's little adjustment necessary. 
>>
>> Easiest would be to set up down-tube shifters. If that's not to your 
>> liking, then thumbies with hinged bands work. I used a right-side bar end, 
>> which meant that I had to undo it/redo it. Afterward, I got cable 
>> splitters, which worked great. However, it meant having doubles of bar 
>> ends, downtube cable stops, etc.
>>
>
> I did the same as Shoji with my Atlantis – downtube shifters, stem, 
> handlebar and brake levers shod with full-length brake cables terminated 
> with straddle cable hangers. Once set up, the swap is quick and fuss-free. 
> It is so easy that at one time, I had three cockpits for my Atlantis: 
> dropbar, Bosco, and mustache. The only thing to transfer over is the Cateye 
> computer.
>
> I have an S bike that had cable splitters. I didn't like them as 
> they were noisy over semi-rough terrain and somewhat of an eyesore (and you 
> need four).
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[RBW] Re: FS -- Bike Bags, Riv and other

[Tom Allingham]

With apologies to all for the delay, here's an update.  (The delay was 
contributed to by (i) my tech illiteracy, especially with what seems (to 
me, anyway) a VERY clunky Google group interface, and (ii) the volume of 
the sales replies, and (iii) alas, trying to get my taxes done on time.) 
 Also, a number of folks said they had PM'd me, but I didn't get the 
messages, I think because my RBW Owners Group account uses an old email 
(which I'm trying to fix now).  In any case, to make sure everyone gets 
what they were looking for, would anyone who PM'd me please email me 
privately at talli...@yahoo.com?  Thank you, and again, my apologies for 
the confusion.

On Tuesday, April 9, 2019 at 9:33:44 PM UTC-4, Friend wrote:
>
> Has anyone hears back from Tom yet?
>
> On Tuesday, April 9, 2019 at 2:57:22 PM UTC-4, sameness wrote:
>>
>> My tells were the side pocket heights, the location of the label on the 
>> front flap, and how low that kangaroo pocket sits relative to the leather 
>> light hanging tab... thing. Prepared to be wrong, just trying to help.
>>
>> Jeff Hagedorn
>> Los Angeles, CA USA
>>
>> On Tuesday, April 9, 2019 at 11:47:36 AM UTC-7, Joe Bernard wrote:
>>>
>>> The tell on that blue bag is zippered pockets on the front, facing the 
>>> seatpost. Hard to tell from the angle on those pics, if there's no zippers 
>>> it's a medium. 
>>
>>

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[RBW] color match for SimpleOne green?

[Andrei]

Does anyone have a color match paint for the green on the SimpleOne? A RAL 
number would be great. 

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[RBW] Re: Grant's Waterford SS FS

[Ross Brownfield]

It's the single speed on Grant's staff bikes page 
. I actually stole the 
bar tape idea from that bike recently. Man if only I could justify a third 
single speed I'd have called them immediately after seeing the email 
yesterday

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[RBW] Re: FS Nitto Racks M12, Marks, R15

[Edo]

On Thursday, 4 April 2019 14:20:32 UTC-4, Frank Brose  wrote:
> Marks Rack Sold
> M12 Sold
> 
> On Wednesday, April 3, 2019 at 3:20:09 PM UTC-5, Frank Brose wrote:
> I'm done. I have the racks on the bikes I need and ride so these are for 
> sale. All in good shape with very little use. Prices include shipping in the 
> CONUS.  
> Thanks,
> Frank
> 
> 
> 
> Nitto m12 been mounted so might require some minor adjustment for your 
> application. $60
> Nitto Marks all the hardware. Struts have been cut to 9cm and 27cm $100
> Nitto R15 excellent condition with uncut struts $130

Hi
Is your r15 still available 
Thanks
Ed

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[RBW] Re: FS: Front Ortlieb Panniers, North St. Bags Pittock Travel Pouches, Trangia Alcohol Stove

[Michael Ullmer]

Bump. Need to move these along for my next project, so open to offers.

On Friday, April 12, 2019 at 6:31:34 AM UTC-7, Michael Ullmer wrote:
>
>
>
> Cross post from i-BOB: 
>
> 1) Mismatched pair of front Ortlieb Panniers - $85 shipped CONUS
> --I picked these up at a swap and held on to them thinking that if my 
> partner and I ever attempted a long-distance tour these would be helpful. 
> Now we're well into parenthood and I don't see that tour happening anytime 
> soon. I don't know the exact difference between the two in terms of 
> capacity, but they both have generally the same attachment system. The red 
> one is a straight roll-top with thinner material and the black has a 
> drawstring cinch/cover, an inside organizer and generally heavier material.
>
> 2) North St. Pittock Travel Pouches - $25 shipped CONUS
> --I have far too many small organizer bags, these didn't make the cut. 
> Sizes small and medium per North St. Website.
>
> 3) Trangia Alcohol Stove - $15 shipped CONUS
> --I picked up a new titanium alcohol stove to replace this one. It's seen 
> light use and comes with the three piece stand.
>
> Pics here: https://photos.app.goo.gl/4dSc7kbJKqG4paou5
>
> PM off-list
>

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[RBW] Re: Gus Boots Willsen Beorn New Bike Day!

[Wayne Naha]

Patrick, you're making me want one these Gus Boots Willsen bikes real hard.
>
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[RBW] Switching Fixed/Free Test So Far...

['Deacon Patrick' via RBW Owners Bunch]

In which red turns out to be camouflage in a snowy and tan grassed meadow hill, 
and I dial in riding with a freewheel.
https://deaconpatrick.org/spring-snow

With abandon,
Patrick

www.MindYourHeadCoop.org
www.CatholicHalos.org
www.DeaconPatrick.org

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[RBW] Re: Wheel question

['Abcyclehank' via RBW Owners Bunch]

Carla,
I have a pair of Phil hubs on Sun polished rims from my Quickbeam; if you want 
to consider used.
I had 2 wheel sets and sold it with a 3 speed rear and Son dynamo hub when I 
mistakenly sold my 68cm QB
I purchased a replacement QB ( Amit) which also has Phil hubs, but haven’t 
received the bike from Sacramento yet.

Sincerely,
Ryan Hankinson
(616)928-4226
West Michigan.

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[RBW] Re: FS: 58cm 2016 Appaloosa Complete Bike

[Nick Morehouse]

Robb,
Thanks again for offering me this amazing bike! I have been wanting a true 
Riv for about 12 years, and although my San Marcos was great, it never had 
the tire clearances I wanted.  I rode the Joe about 3 miles around my 
neighborhood last night and I could not be more excited about my future 
with this bike!

Cheers,

- Nick


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Re: [RBW] Gus Boots Willsen Beorn New Bike Day!

[Robert Barr]

Deacon Patrick, I always enjoy that smile! Enjoy

On Wed, Apr 10, 2019, 5:37 PM 'Deacon Patrick' via RBW Owners Bunch <
rbw-owners-bunch@googlegroups.com> wrote:

> In which I ride freewheel for the first time in eighteen months, put in
> forty miles in the first two days, watch in amazement as spring turns to
> winter in a mountain glen with the sun shining and fat fluffy snow flakes
> and early spring butterflies ride the same gusting winds, and I discover
> that Rivendell’s Gus Boots Willsen, whom my daughters named Beorn of
> Tolkien’s “The Hobbit,” loves all terrains climbing and descending with
> elegance and grace, as only bears can do.
> https://deaconpatrick.org/new-bike-day
>
> With abandon,
> Patrick
>
> www.MindYourHeadCoop.org
> www.CatholicHalos.org
> www.DeaconPatrick.org
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[RBW] FS frame and parts

[Andrew Huston]

Bump for the whole lot. 

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[RBW] Re: Front Rack For Big Wald Baskets

[jandrews]

Lester 
Can you share a photo of your bike with the Large Wild on the Soma Demi Porteur?
Thanks
Jason

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[RBW] Re: FS: 58cm 2016 Appaloosa Complete Bike

[Robb]

[SOLD]

On Monday, April 8, 2019 at 11:45:29 AM UTC-4, Robb wrote:
>
>
> - blue 58cm frame
> - Tektro brakes/levers 
> - Silver cranks 
> - SunRace thumb shifters
> - Shimano front / rear derailleurs
> - Nitto Choco-Moose Handlebar
> - MKS RMX pedals
> - PDW Dios Thronous waterproof, cushy saddle
> - AlexRims Adventure 29" wheels / Shimano Deore XT hubs
> - Continental Contact 700cx37mm Tires
> - Two water bottles with cages
>
> Selling because with lower back/ knee challenges I have a hard time 
> swinging my leg over a diamond frame. Already purchased a Chem Low to take 
> it's place.
> Less than 750 miles, excellent condition. 
> Asking $1600, buyer pays shipping if reqired. 
>
> Robb
> Hampton, VA
>
> [image: 01_JoeApp_2019-0407_005.JPG]
>
> [image: 02_JoeApp_2019-0407_021.JPG]
>
> [image: 03_JoeApp_2019-0407_007.JPG]
>
> [image: 04_JoeApp_2019-0407_013.JPG]
>
> [image: 05_JoeApp_2019-0407_016.JPG]
>
> [image: -06_JoeApp_2019-0407_018.JPG]
>
>
>

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