[RBW] #ClemWaiting

[Bicycle Belle Ding Ding!]

I’m so excited for all of you (or your family members as Paul and Dorothy have 
it) to receive your Clems! Your wait is nearly done. I inherited my 
mother-in-law’s Clementine this summer and I have been riding the wheels off of 
it and IT IS SO FUN. I just fly around on that bike, so don’t listen to anyone 
who thinks the Clems are stout and sluggish. I FLY. I love everything about the 
bike; it’s practical and beautiful and classy. 

Anyway, you have so much to look forward to that I can hardly stand it. Please, 
please report back here and tell us how your beautiful Clems are treating you. 

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[RBW] Re: WTB: 9 speed downtube shifters

[maxcr]

I’m also looking for 9-speed downtube shifters in case someone else has some 
extras lying around.
Max

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[RBW] Re: WTB: 9 speed downtube shifters

[Leaf Slayer]

Hey, I got some, Shimano Dura Ace. Only problem is I doubt I can get them 
out to you before I leave for back East on Sat due to work. If you're not 
in a rush, I can get them out to you on the 20th when I'm back here... 
opening the box with the frame I just purchased from you... 

--mike

On Tuesday, August 6, 2019 at 6:12:26 PM UTC-7, Michael Williams wrote:
>
> Hey group,  does anyone have a set of 9 speed downtube shifters they are 
> looking to move along?   Thank you!  -Mike

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[RBW] WTB: 9 speed downtube shifters

[Michael Williams]

Hey group,  does anyone have a set of 9 speed downtube shifters they are 
looking to move along?   Thank you!  -Mike

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[RBW] WTB/WTT Paul Thumbies

[Michael Mann]

Need a set of Shimano compatible Paul Thumbies for a project, for 25.4 bars
(Albatross).
In order of preference I'm hoping for:
1 - silver
2 - black
3 - I'd also consider a set of 9-speed Microshift thumb shifters.

I can trade straight across a set of Shimano 9-speed bar-end shifters in
excellent condition (yes I'm putting the same style shifters on the
Thumbies, but I'm stocked up on enough of these to last the rest of my
life.)

I also have a set of Suntour bar-ends (friction) and a set of the old
friction Shimano spring-loaded bar ends if that's more your thing.

I've also got a whole bunch of 6 & 7 speed cleaned and lubed freewheels.

Mike

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Re: [RBW] Identity Crisis Sale: Nitto, Sackville and more

[Leah Peterson]

Hi John, I’m sorry but the bags have sold.

Sent from my iPhone

> On Aug 6, 2019, at 4:18 PM, John McBurney  wrote:
> 
> I would like the Bikeabike bags. 
> 
> John
> 
>> On Sat, Aug 3, 2019 at 2:26 PM Bicycle Belle Ding Ding! 
>>  wrote:
>> Hello, Friends!
>> 
>> Since acquiring a Clementine, I’ve been moving and swapping bags and racks 
>> and bars and having an identity crisis as I navigate having two bikes. It 
>> turns out that I can’t seem to leave well enough alone, so I’m changing my 
>> bikes around. It also turns out that I find it stressful to have parts and 
>> gear unloved and unused. Rivendell makes fabulous things and they ought to 
>> be used, so I’m selling them to you. I have been making new (read: 
>> expensive) orders to Rivendell, so they will also benefit.
>> 
>> Here is the line up. Photos at the end.
>> 
>> 1. Backabike bags, 1st generation. These are the best bags Rivendell makes, 
>> I don’t care what you say about the Saddlesacks! They are not fussy and are 
>> dead useful. Groceries, school bags, violins, small fluffy dogs - they’ve 
>> hauled it all. Backabikes are absurdly expensive but worth every red cent, 
>> and here’s a pair for you at nearly half-price. This version attaches to the 
>> rack via John’s Irish straps, which I’m including for you. I really like 
>> this system and find it preferable to the new leather strap and buckles 
>> because a thief won’t be taking these. The newer version has a stiffener in 
>> the back and therefore seems to carry less than these (I have both versions 
>> and that’s my assessment). The bags are structurally perfect and clean 
>> inside, but they show dirt on the outsides - you don’t have to be precious 
>> about these bags! $75, each, plus shipping.
>> 
>> 2. Surly 24 Pack Rack. These sat on the sadly underused 52 Clem H in our 
>> garage. Dumped for an e-bike, can you believe it? A really cool rack, but no 
>> one is riding that big ‘ol Clem until my 13 year old hits a growth spurt and 
>> gets it. And when he does, he will refuse a front load. Someone will love 
>> this rack! $150 new, but yours for $110, shipped. 
>> 
>> 3. Two-Fish bottle cage. When Baby Bear was really little, his bike didn’t 
>> have bottle cage mounts. I decided to use this, but it didn’t fit around the 
>> downtube. I put it on the bars and then realized that could be disastrous 
>> for his face in a crash. Therefore, it was never used! Yours for $10, and 
>> we’ll see about shipping.
>> 
>> 4. Bosco Bullmoose Bars. Nearly mint as they were on my MIL’s 52 Clementine 
>> (which I now have) and she did not put many miles on her bike. They are 
>> Cro-mo, that I know, but unsure of the size. Either 52 or 55 - whichever 
>> Rivendell sent out with their first run of Clems. I love a Bosco bar, but I 
>> like them to sit a little higher so I got a Bosco with a stem. This sturdier 
>> version can go on your bike instead! $85, plus shipping. I’ve gotta find a 
>> box big enough!
>> 
>> PM me for the items you can’t live without.
>> Two-Bike Leah
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Re: [RBW] Identity Crisis Sale: Nitto, Sackville and more

[John McBurney]

Hah. Not surprised

On Tue, Aug 6, 2019 at 7:22 PM Leah Peterson 
wrote:

> Hi John, I’m sorry but the bags have sold.
>
> Sent from my iPhone
>
> On Aug 6, 2019, at 4:18 PM, John McBurney  wrote:
>
> I would like the Bikeabike bags.
>
> John
>
> On Sat, Aug 3, 2019 at 2:26 PM Bicycle Belle Ding Ding! <
> jonasandle...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> Hello, Friends!
>>
>> Since acquiring a Clementine, I’ve been moving and swapping bags and
>> racks and bars and having an identity crisis as I navigate having two
>> bikes. It turns out that I can’t seem to leave well enough alone, so I’m
>> changing my bikes around. It also turns out that I find it stressful to
>> have parts and gear unloved and unused. Rivendell makes fabulous things and
>> they ought to be used, so I’m selling them to you. I have been making new
>> (read: expensive) orders to Rivendell, so they will also benefit.
>>
>> Here is the line up. Photos at the end.
>>
>> 1. Backabike bags, 1st generation. These are the best bags Rivendell
>> makes, I don’t care what you say about the Saddlesacks! They are not fussy
>> and are dead useful. Groceries, school bags, violins, small fluffy dogs -
>> they’ve hauled it all. Backabikes are absurdly expensive but worth every
>> red cent, and here’s a pair for you at nearly half-price. This version
>> attaches to the rack via John’s Irish straps, which I’m including for you.
>> I really like this system and find it preferable to the new leather strap
>> and buckles because a thief won’t be taking these. The newer version has a
>> stiffener in the back and therefore seems to carry less than these (I have
>> both versions and that’s my assessment). The bags are structurally perfect
>> and clean inside, but they show dirt on the outsides - you don’t have to be
>> precious about these bags! $75, each, plus shipping.
>>
>> 2. Surly 24 Pack Rack. These sat on the sadly underused 52 Clem H in our
>> garage. Dumped for an e-bike, can you believe it? A really cool rack, but
>> no one is riding that big ‘ol Clem until my 13 year old hits a growth spurt
>> and gets it. And when he does, he will refuse a front load. Someone will
>> love this rack! $150 new, but yours for $110, shipped.
>>
>> 3. Two-Fish bottle cage. When Baby Bear was really little, his bike
>> didn’t have bottle cage mounts. I decided to use this, but it didn’t fit
>> around the downtube. I put it on the bars and then realized that could be
>> disastrous for his face in a crash. Therefore, it was never used! Yours for
>> $10, and we’ll see about shipping.
>>
>> 4. Bosco Bullmoose Bars. Nearly mint as they were on my MIL’s 52
>> Clementine (which I now have) and she did not put many miles on her bike.
>> They are Cro-mo, that I know, but unsure of the size. Either 52 or 55 -
>> whichever Rivendell sent out with their first run of Clems. I love a Bosco
>> bar, but I like them to sit a little higher so I got a Bosco with a stem.
>> This sturdier version can go on your bike instead! $85, plus shipping. I’ve
>> gotta find a box big enough!
>>
>> PM me for the items you can’t live without.
>> Two-Bike Leah
>>
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Re: [RBW] Identity Crisis Sale: Nitto, Sackville and more

[John McBurney]

I would like the Bikeabike bags.

John

On Sat, Aug 3, 2019 at 2:26 PM Bicycle Belle Ding Ding! <
jonasandle...@gmail.com> wrote:

> Hello, Friends!
>
> Since acquiring a Clementine, I’ve been moving and swapping bags and racks
> and bars and having an identity crisis as I navigate having two bikes. It
> turns out that I can’t seem to leave well enough alone, so I’m changing my
> bikes around. It also turns out that I find it stressful to have parts and
> gear unloved and unused. Rivendell makes fabulous things and they ought to
> be used, so I’m selling them to you. I have been making new (read:
> expensive) orders to Rivendell, so they will also benefit.
>
> Here is the line up. Photos at the end.
>
> 1. Backabike bags, 1st generation. These are the best bags Rivendell
> makes, I don’t care what you say about the Saddlesacks! They are not fussy
> and are dead useful. Groceries, school bags, violins, small fluffy dogs -
> they’ve hauled it all. Backabikes are absurdly expensive but worth every
> red cent, and here’s a pair for you at nearly half-price. This version
> attaches to the rack via John’s Irish straps, which I’m including for you.
> I really like this system and find it preferable to the new leather strap
> and buckles because a thief won’t be taking these. The newer version has a
> stiffener in the back and therefore seems to carry less than these (I have
> both versions and that’s my assessment). The bags are structurally perfect
> and clean inside, but they show dirt on the outsides - you don’t have to be
> precious about these bags! $75, each, plus shipping.
>
> 2. Surly 24 Pack Rack. These sat on the sadly underused 52 Clem H in our
> garage. Dumped for an e-bike, can you believe it? A really cool rack, but
> no one is riding that big ‘ol Clem until my 13 year old hits a growth spurt
> and gets it. And when he does, he will refuse a front load. Someone will
> love this rack! $150 new, but yours for $110, shipped.
>
> 3. Two-Fish bottle cage. When Baby Bear was really little, his bike didn’t
> have bottle cage mounts. I decided to use this, but it didn’t fit around
> the downtube. I put it on the bars and then realized that could be
> disastrous for his face in a crash. Therefore, it was never used! Yours for
> $10, and we’ll see about shipping.
>
> 4. Bosco Bullmoose Bars. Nearly mint as they were on my MIL’s 52
> Clementine (which I now have) and she did not put many miles on her bike.
> They are Cro-mo, that I know, but unsure of the size. Either 52 or 55 -
> whichever Rivendell sent out with their first run of Clems. I love a Bosco
> bar, but I like them to sit a little higher so I got a Bosco with a stem.
> This sturdier version can go on your bike instead! $85, plus shipping. I’ve
> gotta find a box big enough!
>
> PM me for the items you can’t live without.
> Two-Bike Leah
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[RBW] Re: FS: Rivendell Custom 54.5

[Kristen Dunkelberger]

Thanks Marty!


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[RBW] Re: FS: Rivendell Custom 54.5

[Kristen Dunkelberger]

Thanks Marty!

On Sunday, August 4, 2019 at 5:59:08 PM UTC-7, Kristen Dunkelberger wrote:
>
> Hello All. It's finally that time. I must thin the fleet. This Rivendell 
> custom was built for a small Asian man, and apparently did not fit him 
> properly. One day I was browsing about the Rivendell showroom, wishing 
> they'd make another run of Rambouillet in my size. And then my very tall 
> partner spotted the frame hanging way up high. One thing led to another, 
> and Mark had retrieved the frame, the build sheet and my measurements. A 
> perfect fit. And so 12 years ago this summer I became the proud owner. It's 
> in beautiful condition. One minor scratch on the top tube was on it when I 
> got it. Never crashed, often polished. Curt Goodrich build, Joe Bell paint. 
> $2200.00. DOES NOT (!) include pump, saddle, pedals, bell, light, wool bag, 
> or Mark's rack. Otherwise, a complete bike, and here's the parts list: 
> 27.2 250 NItto Crystal Fellow seat post
> Sugino XD2 170 46/36/24 crank
> 110 Tanga Super/Shim UN73 BB
> 9 spd 11/12-32 cassette
> Shimano Ultegra Std Reach (57mm) brake calipers
> Shimano Tiagra Aero brake levers
> Nitto Technomic Dlx 9 cm stem
> Nitto Noodle  44 handlebar
> Dura Ace 9spd shifters
> Shimano XT Shadow 9 spd Rr Der
> Campy Fr der
> Shimano 105/Synergy F & R wheels (36 spoke)
> SKS P35 fenders
> Compass Xtralite Stampede Pass tires
>
> Reply here, and thanks for looking!
>

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Re: [RBW] The Final Legolas

[Patrick Moore]

Why, thank you. I do learn a great deal from others on this and the Bob
list.

On Tue, Aug 6, 2019 at 11:06 AM Mike Godwin  wrote:

> That is because you ask good questions. And the questions elicit a wealth
> of information in the responses, so yes, a compliment Dr Moore.
>
> Mike SLO CA
>
> On Tuesday, August 6, 2019 at 7:48:58 AM UTC-7, Patrick Moore wrote:
>
>> BTW, I am amused that others seem to keep better track of my questions
>> than I do. I suppose I should feel complimented.
>>
>> On Sun, Aug 4, 2019 at 9:07 PM Patrick Moore  wrote:
>>
>>> Thanks, all and particularly to Wm who shows that I raised this question
>>> 2 years ago (and probably have the data archived somewhere). Oh well, it
>>> doesn't hurt to revisit worthwhile topics.
>>>
>>> On Sun, Aug 4, 2019 at 8:53 PM William Henderson 
>>> wrote:
>>>

 William
 Sent from my iPhone

 On Sun, Aug 4 2019 at 7:38 PM,  wrote:

> Patrick
> I think there was a discussion, started by Lum maybe, a while back
> asking about the tubing differences. Heck, maybe on I-bob list.  I cannot
> recall the differences though. Both are fantastic riding machines. The
> Legolas was a tad big, and I wish the Roadeo was 62 cm. Oh well.
>
> BTW - the color scheme of Brian's last Legolas is the same as my 1996?
> AR.
>
> Mike SLO CA
>
> On Sunday, August 4, 2019 at 6:49:09 PM UTC-7, Patrick Moore wrote:
>
>> Thanks, Brian. I'll read your ride review and any comparison with
>> great interest.
>>
>> On Sun, Aug 4, 2019 at 6:59 PM Brian Campbell 
>> wrote:
>>
>>> Patrick,
>>>
>>> It will be a while before I get the bike built and can let you know
>>> of any difference. I am not sure about the tubing but I had e-mailed 
>>> Mark
>>> at riv a while back when considering a Roadeo and he told me the tubing 
>>> was
>>> not much different that the tubing spec in my 61cm AHH. I was looking 
>>> at a
>>> 61cm Roadeo. I He said the biggest difference would probably come from
>>> narrower tires on the Roadeo giving it a quicker feel.
>>>
>>> The Legolas is a 59 so I imagine it will be somewhat similar I
>>> suppose.
>>>
>>> On Sunday, August 4, 2019 at 7:54:41 PM UTC-4, Patrick Moore wrote:

 Another Legolas excellence, then. Good to know.

 Brian: Thanks for the comparison. Can you, or anyone else, describe
 how handling differs? In particular, does the Leglolas exhibit as much 
 as I
 assume that the Roadeo does that signature Grant combination of
 straight-line stability and quick but seamless turn-in?

 Also, how does tubing compare between the L and the R? (I would fit
 a 58 R, which I think has slightly lighter tubing than the larger 
 sizes.)

 Overall, would you (all) buy a Leglolas or a Roadeo for principally
 pavement use?

 Patrick "weighing my options" Moore

 On Sun, Aug 4, 2019 at 1:55 PM William! 
 wrote:

> I replaced my Roadeo with a (used) Legolas and it can run a wider
> tire. Roadeo maxed out ~35mm. The Legolas is currently running a 42mm,
> could probably fit a 46 or so...
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Re: [RBW] The Final Legolas

[Mike Godwin]

That is because you ask good questions. And the questions elicit a wealth 
of information in the responses, so yes, a compliment Dr Moore.

Mike SLO CA

On Tuesday, August 6, 2019 at 7:48:58 AM UTC-7, Patrick Moore wrote:

> BTW, I am amused that others seem to keep better track of my questions 
> than I do. I suppose I should feel complimented.
>
> On Sun, Aug 4, 2019 at 9:07 PM Patrick Moore  > wrote:
>
>> Thanks, all and particularly to Wm who shows that I raised this question 
>> 2 years ago (and probably have the data archived somewhere). Oh well, it 
>> doesn't hurt to revisit worthwhile topics.
>>
>> On Sun, Aug 4, 2019 at 8:53 PM William Henderson > > wrote:
>>
>>>
>>> William
>>> Sent from my iPhone
>>>
>>> On Sun, Aug 4 2019 at 7:38 PM, > 
>>> wrote: 
>>>
 Patrick 
 I think there was a discussion, started by Lum maybe, a while back 
 asking about the tubing differences. Heck, maybe on I-bob list.  I cannot 
 recall the differences though. Both are fantastic riding machines. The 
 Legolas was a tad big, and I wish the Roadeo was 62 cm. Oh well. 

 BTW - the color scheme of Brian's last Legolas is the same as my 1996? 
 AR.

 Mike SLO CA

 On Sunday, August 4, 2019 at 6:49:09 PM UTC-7, Patrick Moore wrote:

> Thanks, Brian. I'll read your ride review and any comparison with 
> great interest.
>
> On Sun, Aug 4, 2019 at 6:59 PM Brian Campbell  
> wrote:
>
>> Patrick,
>>
>> It will be a while before I get the bike built and can let you know 
>> of any difference. I am not sure about the tubing but I had e-mailed 
>> Mark 
>> at riv a while back when considering a Roadeo and he told me the tubing 
>> was 
>> not much different that the tubing spec in my 61cm AHH. I was looking at 
>> a 
>> 61cm Roadeo. I He said the biggest difference would probably come from 
>> narrower tires on the Roadeo giving it a quicker feel.
>>
>> The Legolas is a 59 so I imagine it will be somewhat similar I 
>> suppose.
>>
>> On Sunday, August 4, 2019 at 7:54:41 PM UTC-4, Patrick Moore wrote:
>>>
>>> Another Legolas excellence, then. Good to know.
>>>
>>> Brian: Thanks for the comparison. Can you, or anyone else, describe 
>>> how handling differs? In particular, does the Leglolas exhibit as much 
>>> as I 
>>> assume that the Roadeo does that signature Grant combination of 
>>> straight-line stability and quick but seamless turn-in?
>>>
>>> Also, how does tubing compare between the L and the R? (I would fit 
>>> a 58 R, which I think has slightly lighter tubing than the larger 
>>> sizes.)
>>>
>>> Overall, would you (all) buy a Leglolas or a Roadeo for principally 
>>> pavement use?
>>>
>>> Patrick "weighing my options" Moore
>>>
>>> On Sun, Aug 4, 2019 at 1:55 PM William!  
>>> wrote:
>>>
 I replaced my Roadeo with a (used) Legolas and it can run a wider 
 tire. Roadeo maxed out ~35mm. The Legolas is currently running a 42mm, 
 could probably fit a 46 or so...

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[RBW] OT: Question about where to go (online) for Large Format Film Photography equipments

[John W]

You could try here:
https://www.largeformatphotography.info/

Wistas are still valued today. You shouldn’t have much of a problem selling it. 

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[RBW] OT: Question about where to go (online) for Large Format Film Photography equipments

[franklyn]

Hi, folks,

I enjoyed reading about the film ride hosted by Rivelo in Portland last 
week. I have been assisting my parents in their efforts to downsize and 
de-clutter. My father asks me to help him sell a Wista 45 large format film 
camera. My camera knowledge is fairly limited to digital and don't know 
where I could go to find interest for the camera besides eBay. Knowing that 
there are people interested in film photography here, I thought I would ask 
to see if folks have some ideas.

Thanks,
Franklyn

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[RBW] Re: FS: miscellaneous tidbits

[Joe Bernard]

Ah dang, I missed the saddlebag handles that I always think I need then don't 
use and sell. It was my time to not use them again!

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