[RBW] Re: New Sam Hillborne sizing advice

[David B]

Thank you for the responses, everyone. I'm leaning towards getting a size 
60 based on all of the feedback. I do envision running the Hillborne mostly 
with flat or swept bars, and so it makes sense to prioritize that with the 
sizing.

Andrew, your observation comparing the stack and reach of the two sizes is 
really helpful. I'm thinking the added reach/effective top tube length is 
small enough that I could compensate for it with a shorter stem length.

Really appreciate all of your help. Would still love to test ride a 57 or 
60 if anyone in the East Bay has one.

David
Berkeley, CA
On Monday, May 6, 2024 at 12:52:17 PM UTC-7 awen...@gmail.com wrote:

> Hi David,
>
> Bike Insights can compare these two sizes side-by-side for you: 
> https://bikeinsights.com/compare?geometries=638a1581423463001c996235,638a1581423463001c996236
> ,
>
> The 60cm Sam is 30mm taller in stack than the 57, but only 5mm longer in 
> reach. If you had to raise the saddle and bars by a lot on the 57, then 
> maybe the 60 would work better for you.
>
> Hope this helps,
> Andrew
>
> On Monday, May 6, 2024 at 2:06:45 AM UTC-4 David B wrote:
>
>> Hey all, first time posting here. I'm planning on grabbing a Sam 
>> Hillborne frameset when they go on sale this month. It'll be my first 
>> Rivendell. I decided on the Hillborne as a replacement for my 56cm Cross 
>> Check, which has never been comfortable for me. The short headtube puts the 
>> bars too far below my saddle.
>>
>> I have a pair of Billie bars I'd like to put on the Hillborne for daily 
>> commuting, grocery getting, and some light off road riding. I'd also like 
>> to have the option to use drop bars at some point down the line.
>>
>> I went to the Rivendell shop a few weeks ago to test ride a few bikes and 
>> get sized. I'm 6' with a 92 PBH (long legs, short torso), and based on the 
>> Sam geo chart, my PBH puts me firmly in the size 60 Sam range. They didn't 
>> have a 60 Hillborne around, so I instead rode a 57 Sam and a couple of 61.5 
>> Homers with different cockpit setups. 
>>
>>- The 57 Sam was set up with wide, swept back bars (Ron's Ortho bars) 
>>and was comfortable. We did have to raise the seatpost up pretty high to 
>>get the saddle in a good position.
>>- The first 61.5 Homer was set up with Billie bars and was also 
>>comfortable. The saddle was pretty close to the top tube, however - there 
>>was maybe a little less than a fistful of seatpost showing.
>>- The second 61.5 Homer with drops made me feel a little stretched 
>>out. The saddle was raised up higher than ideal for my height, but the 
>> bike 
>>belonged to a staff member who wasn't around that day, and so we didn't 
>>adjust the saddle position. Part of me thinks it might have worked with a 
>>lower saddle, shorter stem, and higher bars, but I'm not totally sure.
>>
>> I left feeling like a 60 Sam would work for me, but I'm now second 
>> guessing whether it makes more sense to go down to the 57 for a shorter top 
>> tube length. However, the size 57 Sam has a suggested PBH range of 86-89, 
>> which is 3cm lower than my PBH of 92. 
>>
>> Could anyone share if you've had a similar experience being in-between 
>> sizes for a Sam Hillborne, and how the size you chose worked out? Or better 
>> yet, is there anyone near Berkeley who has a 57cm or 60cm Hillborne you'd 
>> let me test ride to nail down my size? I'd be happy to buy you a beer or 
>> some other beverage as a thank you!
>>
>> David
>> Berkeley, CA
>>
>

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[RBW] New Sam Hillborne sizing advice

[David B]

Hey all, first time posting here. I'm planning on grabbing a Sam Hillborne 
frameset when they go on sale this month. It'll be my first Rivendell. I 
decided on the Hillborne as a replacement for my 56cm Cross Check, which 
has never been comfortable for me. The short headtube puts the bars too far 
below my saddle.

I have a pair of Billie bars I'd like to put on the Hillborne for daily 
commuting, grocery getting, and some light off road riding. I'd also like 
to have the option to use drop bars at some point down the line.

I went to the Rivendell shop a few weeks ago to test ride a few bikes and 
get sized. I'm 6' with a 92 PBH (long legs, short torso), and based on the 
Sam geo chart, my PBH puts me firmly in the size 60 Sam range. They didn't 
have a 60 Hillborne around, so I instead rode a 57 Sam and a couple of 61.5 
Homers with different cockpit setups. 

   - The 57 Sam was set up with wide, swept back bars (Ron's Ortho bars) 
   and was comfortable. We did have to raise the seatpost up pretty high to 
   get the saddle in a good position.
   - The first 61.5 Homer was set up with Billie bars and was also 
   comfortable. The saddle was pretty close to the top tube, however - there 
   was maybe a little less than a fistful of seatpost showing.
   - The second 61.5 Homer with drops made me feel a little stretched out. 
   The saddle was raised up higher than ideal for my height, but the bike 
   belonged to a staff member who wasn't around that day, and so we didn't 
   adjust the saddle position. Part of me thinks it might have worked with a 
   lower saddle, shorter stem, and higher bars, but I'm not totally sure.

I left feeling like a 60 Sam would work for me, but I'm now second guessing 
whether it makes more sense to go down to the 57 for a shorter top tube 
length. However, the size 57 Sam has a suggested PBH range of 86-89, which 
is 3cm lower than my PBH of 92. 

Could anyone share if you've had a similar experience being in-between 
sizes for a Sam Hillborne, and how the size you chose worked out? Or better 
yet, is there anyone near Berkeley who has a 57cm or 60cm Hillborne you'd 
let me test ride to nail down my size? I'd be happy to buy you a beer or 
some other beverage as a thank you!

David
Berkeley, CA

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[RBW] Re: FS: Buncha parts...

[David B]

Update to remove sold items or note those that are claimed, pending payment.

(1.) Brooks B17 Honey Brown Saddle – mounted on a Brompton and used for one 
ride before I realized the stock saddle was easier to carry when folded - 
$90 (claimed, pending)

 

(2.) Paul Moon Units – canti/centerpull hangers - silver – typical 
marks/scratches from cables - $35 a pair – 1 pair claimed, have 1 more pair 
available

 

(3.) Nitto Tallux Stem – 12cm reach, 25.4mm clamp, 225mm height – used, 
typical scratches including a spot where I flipped my bike upside down - $50

 

(4.) Campagnolo Triple – logos worn off, not sure the model, 135/74 bcd, 
175mm, no chainrings or bolt - $30

 

(5.) Sakae Triple Crankset – silver, 80s/90s make/model – for a budget 
build – with chainrings and bolts, 130/74 - $20

 

(7.) Shimano Deore (vintage) FC-6206 – was black, removed the paint on the 
outer side, still black on the backside of the driveside, 110/74bcd, comes 
with a very worn 45t chainring and bolts for 110mm - $30

 

(8.) Stock Clem Saddle – these came (come?) on complete Clems, have the 
handle thing on the back side - $20

 

(9.) Shimano Tiagra Road Brake Levers – some scratches from wall rub, but 
otherwise in nice condition - $30

 

(10.) Shimano Tiagra MTB Brake Levers – short pull, silver, some shellac 
residue and typical wear from a few years of regular use - $20

 

(12.) Salsa Polished Silver Chainring – 42t 130bcd, used, decent condition 
- $12

 

(13.) Salsa Silver Chainring – 42t 135bcd, used, decent condition - $12
On Monday, May 22, 2023 at 7:37:22 PM UTC-5 David B wrote:

> Garage cleaning. Been fairly content with my bike setups and haven’t felt 
> a tinkering need for a bit, so time to move on some stuff.
>
>  
>
> Prices INCLUDE shipping in US, IF you’re okay with my packing parts in 
> bubble-padded envelopes. 
>
>  
>
> It’s been a bit since I’ve sold or been on this list, but I’ve been around 
> for a while if you search the archives. I’m just west of Chicago if you’d 
> prefer to pickup. 
>
>  
>
> Strongly prefer payment via Venmo. I can do Paypal if that’s a 
> dealbreaker, but I’m set up as a business so I get charged fees and there 
> is no Personal (friends/family) option for business accounts.
>
>
> Photos are here (send me a message for photos if you don't do IG):
>
> https://www.instagram.com/p/CskNGRmp6Td/
>
> https://www.instagram.com/p/CskM93kJ-GL/
>
> https://www.instagram.com/p/CskM5gMJLtA
>
>  
>
> Ok… what’s available…
>
>  
>
> (1.) Brooks B17 Honey Brown Saddle – mounted on a Brompton and used for 
> one ride before I realized the stock saddle was easier to carry when folded 
> - $90
>
>  
>
> (2.) Paul Moon Units – canti/centerpull hangers - silver – typical 
> marks/scratches from cables - $35 a pair – have 2 pairs
>
>  
>
> (3.) Nitto Tallux Stem – 12cm reach, 25.4mm clamp, 225mm height – used, 
> typical scratches including a spot where I flipped my bike upside down - $50
>
>  
>
> (4.) Campagnolo Triple – logos worn off, not sure the model, 135/74 bcd, 
> 175mm, no chainrings or bolt - $30
>
>  
>
> (5.) Sakae Triple Crankset – silver, 80s/90s make/model – for a budget 
> build – with chainrings and bolts, 130/74 - $20
>
>  
>
> (6.) Shimano Dura Ace 7410 Crankset – set up with a 130bcd 38t narrow-wide 
> chainring – 170mm - $40
>
>  
>
> (7.) Shimano Deore (vintage) FC-6206 – was black, removed the paint on the 
> outer side, still black on the backside of the driveside, 110/74bcd, comes 
> with a very worn 45t chainring and bolts for 110mm - $30
>
>  
>
> (8.) Stock Clem Saddle – these came (come?) on complete Clems, have the 
> handle thing on the back side - $20
>
>  
>
> (9.) Shimano Tiagra Road Brake Levers – some scratches from wall rub, but 
> otherwise in nice condition - $30
>
>  
>
> (10.) Shimano Tiagra MTB Brake Levers – short pull, silver, some shellac 
> residue and typical wear from a few years of regular use - $20
>
>  
>
> (11.) Sunrace 8-speed Thumb Shifter – M90, just the right/rear side, 
> 8-speed indexed, very little use - $15
>
>  
>
> (12.) Salsa Polished Silver Chainring – 42t 130bcd, used, decent condition 
> - $12
>
>  
>
> (13.) Salsa Silver Chainring – 42t 135bcd, used, decent condition - $12
>
>  
>
> (14.) Canvas Bag Set – I made these (have made and sold several bags in 
> the past) small/medium front bag with rolltop and flap closure, rear saddle 
> wedge with rolltop and flap closure – Martexin field tan waxed canvas with 
> Italian leather (straps, trim) and solid brass rivets and buckles, I used 
> these for a summer or so, then made up a new set for myself - $90 for both 
> bags
>
>  
>
> (15.) Gray cordur

[RBW] Re: FS: Buncha parts...

[David B]

Forgot that link - it's on my IG, but they have sold.
Thanks,
David

On Tuesday, May 23, 2023 at 9:25:08 AM UTC-5 pbsm...@gmail.com wrote:

> Hey nice to see you around - still using a pair of mudflaps you made :-)
>
> I don't see pictures of the canvas front/rear bags at the link you sent. 
> Are they still available? 
>
> Smitty in DC
>
> On Monday, May 22, 2023 at 8:37:22 PM UTC-4 David B wrote:
>
>> Garage cleaning. Been fairly content with my bike setups and haven’t felt 
>> a tinkering need for a bit, so time to move on some stuff.
>>
>>  
>>
>> Prices INCLUDE shipping in US, IF you’re okay with my packing parts in 
>> bubble-padded envelopes. 
>>
>>  
>>
>> It’s been a bit since I’ve sold or been on this list, but I’ve been 
>> around for a while if you search the archives. I’m just west of Chicago if 
>> you’d prefer to pickup. 
>>
>>  
>>
>> Strongly prefer payment via Venmo. I can do Paypal if that’s a 
>> dealbreaker, but I’m set up as a business so I get charged fees and there 
>> is no Personal (friends/family) option for business accounts.
>>
>>
>> Photos are here (send me a message for photos if you don't do IG):
>>
>> https://www.instagram.com/p/CskNGRmp6Td/
>>
>> https://www.instagram.com/p/CskM93kJ-GL/
>>
>> https://www.instagram.com/p/CskM5gMJLtA
>>
>>  
>>
>> Ok… what’s available…
>>
>>  
>>
>> (1.) Brooks B17 Honey Brown Saddle – mounted on a Brompton and used for 
>> one ride before I realized the stock saddle was easier to carry when folded 
>> - $90
>>
>>  
>>
>> (2.) Paul Moon Units – canti/centerpull hangers - silver – typical 
>> marks/scratches from cables - $35 a pair – have 2 pairs
>>
>>  
>>
>> (3.) Nitto Tallux Stem – 12cm reach, 25.4mm clamp, 225mm height – used, 
>> typical scratches including a spot where I flipped my bike upside down - $50
>>
>>  
>>
>> (4.) Campagnolo Triple – logos worn off, not sure the model, 135/74 bcd, 
>> 175mm, no chainrings or bolt - $30
>>
>>  
>>
>> (5.) Sakae Triple Crankset – silver, 80s/90s make/model – for a budget 
>> build – with chainrings and bolts, 130/74 - $20
>>
>>  
>>
>> (6.) Shimano Dura Ace 7410 Crankset – set up with a 130bcd 38t 
>> narrow-wide chainring – 170mm - $40
>>
>>  
>>
>> (7.) Shimano Deore (vintage) FC-6206 – was black, removed the paint on 
>> the outer side, still black on the backside of the driveside, 110/74bcd, 
>> comes with a very worn 45t chainring and bolts for 110mm - $30
>>
>>  
>>
>> (8.) Stock Clem Saddle – these came (come?) on complete Clems, have the 
>> handle thing on the back side - $20
>>
>>  
>>
>> (9.) Shimano Tiagra Road Brake Levers – some scratches from wall rub, but 
>> otherwise in nice condition - $30
>>
>>  
>>
>> (10.) Shimano Tiagra MTB Brake Levers – short pull, silver, some shellac 
>> residue and typical wear from a few years of regular use - $20
>>
>>  
>>
>> (11.) Sunrace 8-speed Thumb Shifter – M90, just the right/rear side, 
>> 8-speed indexed, very little use - $15
>>
>>  
>>
>> (12.) Salsa Polished Silver Chainring – 42t 130bcd, used, decent 
>> condition - $12
>>
>>  
>>
>> (13.) Salsa Silver Chainring – 42t 135bcd, used, decent condition - $12
>>
>>  
>>
>> (14.) Canvas Bag Set – I made these (have made and sold several bags in 
>> the past) small/medium front bag with rolltop and flap closure, rear saddle 
>> wedge with rolltop and flap closure – Martexin field tan waxed canvas with 
>> Italian leather (straps, trim) and solid brass rivets and buckles, I used 
>> these for a summer or so, then made up a new set for myself - $90 for both 
>> bags
>>
>>  
>>
>> (15.) Gray cordura-like panniers – pair – Norco branded, remind me of 
>> Swift (discontinued) shortstacks – I did some modifications at one point to 
>> make them easier to open while mounted (original system used tension on the 
>> lower hook attached to the main flap closure so opening the bag meant 
>> loosening the lower hook attachment), I didn’t get around to upgrading the 
>> hook/bungee system so these have NO attachment system in place, again these 
>> come with NO rack attachment hardware, so… FREE for shipping – likely fit 
>> in a USPS medium flat rate box
>>
>

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[RBW] FS: Buncha parts...

[David B]

Garage cleaning. Been fairly content with my bike setups and haven’t felt a 
tinkering need for a bit, so time to move on some stuff.

 

Prices INCLUDE shipping in US, IF you’re okay with my packing parts in 
bubble-padded envelopes. 

 

It’s been a bit since I’ve sold or been on this list, but I’ve been around 
for a while if you search the archives. I’m just west of Chicago if you’d 
prefer to pickup. 

 

Strongly prefer payment via Venmo. I can do Paypal if that’s a dealbreaker, 
but I’m set up as a business so I get charged fees and there is no Personal 
(friends/family) option for business accounts.


Photos are here (send me a message for photos if you don't do IG):

https://www.instagram.com/p/CskNGRmp6Td/

https://www.instagram.com/p/CskM93kJ-GL/

https://www.instagram.com/p/CskM5gMJLtA

 

Ok… what’s available…

 

(1.) Brooks B17 Honey Brown Saddle – mounted on a Brompton and used for one 
ride before I realized the stock saddle was easier to carry when folded - 
$90

 

(2.) Paul Moon Units – canti/centerpull hangers - silver – typical 
marks/scratches from cables - $35 a pair – have 2 pairs

 

(3.) Nitto Tallux Stem – 12cm reach, 25.4mm clamp, 225mm height – used, 
typical scratches including a spot where I flipped my bike upside down - $50

 

(4.) Campagnolo Triple – logos worn off, not sure the model, 135/74 bcd, 
175mm, no chainrings or bolt - $30

 

(5.) Sakae Triple Crankset – silver, 80s/90s make/model – for a budget 
build – with chainrings and bolts, 130/74 - $20

 

(6.) Shimano Dura Ace 7410 Crankset – set up with a 130bcd 38t narrow-wide 
chainring – 170mm - $40

 

(7.) Shimano Deore (vintage) FC-6206 – was black, removed the paint on the 
outer side, still black on the backside of the driveside, 110/74bcd, comes 
with a very worn 45t chainring and bolts for 110mm - $30

 

(8.) Stock Clem Saddle – these came (come?) on complete Clems, have the 
handle thing on the back side - $20

 

(9.) Shimano Tiagra Road Brake Levers – some scratches from wall rub, but 
otherwise in nice condition - $30

 

(10.) Shimano Tiagra MTB Brake Levers – short pull, silver, some shellac 
residue and typical wear from a few years of regular use - $20

 

(11.) Sunrace 8-speed Thumb Shifter – M90, just the right/rear side, 
8-speed indexed, very little use - $15

 

(12.) Salsa Polished Silver Chainring – 42t 130bcd, used, decent condition 
- $12

 

(13.) Salsa Silver Chainring – 42t 135bcd, used, decent condition - $12

 

(14.) Canvas Bag Set – I made these (have made and sold several bags in the 
past) small/medium front bag with rolltop and flap closure, rear saddle 
wedge with rolltop and flap closure – Martexin field tan waxed canvas with 
Italian leather (straps, trim) and solid brass rivets and buckles, I used 
these for a summer or so, then made up a new set for myself - $90 for both 
bags

 

(15.) Gray cordura-like panniers – pair – Norco branded, remind me of Swift 
(discontinued) shortstacks – I did some modifications at one point to make 
them easier to open while mounted (original system used tension on the 
lower hook attached to the main flap closure so opening the bag meant 
loosening the lower hook attachment), I didn’t get around to upgrading the 
hook/bungee system so these have NO attachment system in place, again these 
come with NO rack attachment hardware, so… FREE for shipping – likely fit 
in a USPS medium flat rate box

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[RBW] Re: WTB: Nitto Tallux Stem - 11cm, 25.4mm

[David B]

Stem obtained!
Thanks,
David

On Wednesday, February 15, 2023 at 12:47:48 PM UTC-6 David B wrote:

> Looking to swap up the stem on my Clem - originally built this with 
> Albatross bars, switched to Wavie which I've been running for a few years, 
> but the 12cm stem has always been a touch long. Interested to see how a 
> 11cm would feel. Also doing a canti to v-brake swap so figured this would 
> be a good time to play around with stem reach. But, Rivendell is out of 
> stock in the size I need. So... looking for...
>
> Nitto Tallux stem (the cold forged, 225mm height version that Riv sells)
> 25.4mm clamp
> 11 cm extension.
> Interested in used or new condition.
>
> Thanks,
> David
> River Grove, IL
>

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[RBW] WTB: Nitto Tallux Stem - 11cm, 25.4mm

[David B]

Looking to swap up the stem on my Clem - originally built this with 
Albatross bars, switched to Wavie which I've been running for a few years, 
but the 12cm stem has always been a touch long. Interested to see how a 
11cm would feel. Also doing a canti to v-brake swap so figured this would 
be a good time to play around with stem reach. But, Rivendell is out of 
stock in the size I need. So... looking for...

Nitto Tallux stem (the cold forged, 225mm height version that Riv sells)
25.4mm clamp
11 cm extension.
Interested in used or new condition.

Thanks,
David
River Grove, IL

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[RBW] Re: FS: odds & ends parts

[David B]

Here is what's left:

Nitto 32F Front Rack - lightly used, will include mounting bolts (this one 
- https://www.rivbike.com/products/nitto-mini-front-rack-32f-20020) - $110

Shimano Tiagra Road Brake Levers - some marks on levers, work as intended 
though - levers only, no cables/housing (these ones - 
https://www.rivbike.com/products/shimano-tiagra-road-brake-levers-15091) - 
$25
 
SKS Fender Lot - gotta take them all - includes a NEW 65mm set for 26” 
wheels (B65 version w/ mudflaps), P45 version without flaps, P50 that I 
chopped the front and rear (at mixte lower bridge) to get larger tire 
clearance - all are silver - includes stays and hardware for attaching 
stays to fenders - I’ll check for bridge mounts but might now have those - 
$20 

Black Stock Saddle - came on complete Rivendells at some point, version 
with the ‘handle’ to mount bags, lightly used great condition - $15

On Tuesday, August 2, 2022 at 4:33:13 PM UTC-5 David B wrote:

> whoops! typo on the crank arms. $150 - and I'll cover shipping on those 
> since I'm taking up more list bandwidth.
> Thanks,
> David
>
> On Tuesday, August 2, 2022 at 3:40:09 PM UTC-5 Bill Lindsay wrote:
>
>> David
>>
>> That's either one helluva price drop on those Riv Silver cranks. OR 
>> it's a typo.
>>
>> You were asking $230 for arms with rings.  Now it's arms only for $15?  
>>  You're gonna crash the market!!
>>
>> Bill Lindsay
>> El Cerrito, CA
>>
>> On Tuesday, August 2, 2022 at 1:34:27 PM UTC-7 David B wrote:
>>
>>> A single bump for this thread, some lowered prices too - some things 
>>> have sold. Added a couple things too.
>>>
>>> On Sunday, July 24, 2022 at 4:26:35 PM UTC-5 David B wrote:
>>>
>>>> Cleaning out the garage! Did a switcheroo on some parts for my Clem and 
>>>> it’s time to move on the things I’m not using. 
>>>> Shipping is not included in the below prices. PayPal (friends/family) 
>>>> or Venmo for payment please. I’ve not been active recently if my name 
>>>> seems 
>>>> unfamiliar but if you search the list you’ll see I’ve been a longtime 
>>>> member. 
>>>> Photos available. 
>>>> Shipping is from 60171. Local pickup also an option - I’m in River 
>>>> Grove, IL. 
>>>>
>>>> Thanks!
>>>> David
>>>>
>>>> Interested in trading for Rene Herse Oracle Ridge tires (knobby 700 x 
>>>> 48mm).
>>>>
>>>> What I have…
>>>>
>>>
>>> Widefoot LiterCage - polished stainless steel - $20
>>>
>>> Velo Orange Narrow-Wide Chainring - 110bcd, 42t, polished aluminum - $40 
>>>
>>>>
>>>> Nitto 32F Front Rack - lightly used, will include mounting bolts (this 
>>>> one - https://www.rivbike.com/products/nitto-mini-front-rack-32f-20020) 
>>>> - $110
>>>>
>>>> Riv Silver Crank Arms - now ARMS only -  178mm - crank arms were 
>>>> mounted and test ridden a few miles - $15
>>>>
>>>> Shimano Tiagra Road Brake Levers - some marks on levers, work as 
>>>> intended though - levers only, no cables/housing (these ones - 
>>>> https://www.rivbike.com/products/shimano-tiagra-road-brake-levers-15091) 
>>>> - $25
>>>>
>>>  
>>>
>>>> SKS Fender Lot - gotta take them all - includes 65mm set for 26” 
>>>> wheels, P45 version without flaps, P50 that I chopped the front and rear 
>>>> (at mixte lower bridge) to get larger tire clearance - all are silver - 
>>>> includes stays and hardware for attaching stays to fenders - I’ll check 
>>>> for 
>>>> bridge mounts but might now have those - $20 
>>>>
>>>
>>> Black Stock Saddle - came on complete Rivendells at some point, version 
>>> with the ‘handle’ to mount bags, lightly used great condition - $15
>>>
>>

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[RBW] Re: FS: odds & ends parts

[David B]

whoops! typo on the crank arms. $150 - and I'll cover shipping on those 
since I'm taking up more list bandwidth.
Thanks,
David

On Tuesday, August 2, 2022 at 3:40:09 PM UTC-5 Bill Lindsay wrote:

> David
>
> That's either one helluva price drop on those Riv Silver cranks. OR 
> it's a typo.
>
> You were asking $230 for arms with rings.  Now it's arms only for $15?  
>  You're gonna crash the market!!
>
> Bill Lindsay
> El Cerrito, CA
>
> On Tuesday, August 2, 2022 at 1:34:27 PM UTC-7 David B wrote:
>
>> A single bump for this thread, some lowered prices too - some things have 
>> sold. Added a couple things too.
>>
>> On Sunday, July 24, 2022 at 4:26:35 PM UTC-5 David B wrote:
>>
>>> Cleaning out the garage! Did a switcheroo on some parts for my Clem and 
>>> it’s time to move on the things I’m not using. 
>>> Shipping is not included in the below prices. PayPal (friends/family) or 
>>> Venmo for payment please. I’ve not been active recently if my name seems 
>>> unfamiliar but if you search the list you’ll see I’ve been a longtime 
>>> member. 
>>> Photos available. 
>>> Shipping is from 60171. Local pickup also an option - I’m in River 
>>> Grove, IL. 
>>>
>>> Thanks!
>>> David
>>>
>>> Interested in trading for Rene Herse Oracle Ridge tires (knobby 700 x 
>>> 48mm).
>>>
>>> What I have…
>>>
>>
>> Widefoot LiterCage - polished stainless steel - $20
>>
>> Velo Orange Narrow-Wide Chainring - 110bcd, 42t, polished aluminum - $40 
>>
>>>
>>> Nitto 32F Front Rack - lightly used, will include mounting bolts (this 
>>> one - https://www.rivbike.com/products/nitto-mini-front-rack-32f-20020) 
>>> - $110
>>>
>>> Riv Silver Crank Arms - now ARMS only -  178mm - crank arms were mounted 
>>> and test ridden a few miles - $15
>>>
>>> Shimano Tiagra Road Brake Levers - some marks on levers, work as 
>>> intended though - levers only, no cables/housing (these ones - 
>>> https://www.rivbike.com/products/shimano-tiagra-road-brake-levers-15091) 
>>> - $25
>>>
>>  
>>
>>> SKS Fender Lot - gotta take them all - includes 65mm set for 26” wheels, 
>>> P45 version without flaps, P50 that I chopped the front and rear (at mixte 
>>> lower bridge) to get larger tire clearance - all are silver - includes 
>>> stays and hardware for attaching stays to fenders - I’ll check for bridge 
>>> mounts but might now have those - $20 
>>>
>>
>> Black Stock Saddle - came on complete Rivendells at some point, version 
>> with the ‘handle’ to mount bags, lightly used great condition - $15
>>
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[RBW] Re: FS: odds & ends parts

[David B]

A single bump for this thread, some lowered prices too - some things have 
sold. Added a couple things too.

On Sunday, July 24, 2022 at 4:26:35 PM UTC-5 David B wrote:

> Cleaning out the garage! Did a switcheroo on some parts for my Clem and 
> it’s time to move on the things I’m not using. 
> Shipping is not included in the below prices. PayPal (friends/family) or 
> Venmo for payment please. I’ve not been active recently if my name seems 
> unfamiliar but if you search the list you’ll see I’ve been a longtime 
> member. 
> Photos available. 
> Shipping is from 60171. Local pickup also an option - I’m in River Grove, 
> IL. 
>
> Thanks!
> David
>
> Interested in trading for Rene Herse Oracle Ridge tires (knobby 700 x 
> 48mm).
>
> What I have…
>

Widefoot LiterCage - polished stainless steel - $20

Velo Orange Narrow-Wide Chainring - 110bcd, 42t, polished aluminum - $40 

>
> Nitto 32F Front Rack - lightly used, will include mounting bolts (this one 
> - https://www.rivbike.com/products/nitto-mini-front-rack-32f-20020) - $110
>
> Riv Silver Crank Arms - now ARMS only -  178mm - crank arms were mounted 
> and test ridden a few miles - $15
>
> Shimano Tiagra Road Brake Levers - some marks on levers, work as intended 
> though - levers only, no cables/housing (these ones - 
> https://www.rivbike.com/products/shimano-tiagra-road-brake-levers-15091) 
> - $25
>
 

> SKS Fender Lot - gotta take them all - includes 65mm set for 26” wheels, 
> P45 version without flaps, P50 that I chopped the front and rear (at mixte 
> lower bridge) to get larger tire clearance - all are silver - includes 
> stays and hardware for attaching stays to fenders - I’ll check for bridge 
> mounts but might now have those - $20 
>

Black Stock Saddle - came on complete Rivendells at some point, version 
with the ‘handle’ to mount bags, lightly used great condition - $15

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[RBW] Re: FS: odds & ends parts

[David B]

Forgot the RH tire price. $110 plus shipping for pair. 

On Sunday, July 24, 2022 at 4:26:35 PM UTC-5 David B wrote:

> Cleaning out the garage! Did a switcheroo on some parts for my Clem and 
> it’s time to move on the things I’m not using. 
> Shipping is not included in the below prices. PayPal (friends/family) or 
> Venmo for payment please. I’ve not been active recently if my name seems 
> unfamiliar but if you search the list you’ll see I’ve been a longtime 
> member. 
> Photos available. 
> Shipping is from 60171. Local pickup also an option - I’m in River Grove, 
> IL. 
>
> Thanks!
> David
>
> Interested in trading for Rene Herse Oracle Ridge tires (knobby 700 x 
> 48mm).
>
> What I have…
>
> (1.) Nitto 32F Front Rack - lightly used, will include mounting bolts 
> (this one - 
> https://www.rivbike.com/products/nitto-mini-front-rack-32f-20020) - $120
>
> (2) Riv Silver Crankset - 42/28/chainguard version, 178mm - crank arms 
> were mounted and test ridden ~5 miles with different chainrings, chainrings 
> are new/unused (this one - 
> https://www.rivbike.com/products/crank-silver-double-42-28-with-guard) - 
> $230
>
> (3) Nitto Technomic Deluxe Stem - 70mm reach, 26.0mm clamp this is the 
> 190mm tall version of the Tallux, some marks on the top from flipping bike 
> upside down - $35
>
> (4) Shimano Tiagra Road Brake Levers - some marks on levers, work as 
> intended though - levers only, no cables/housing (these ones - 
> https://www.rivbike.com/products/shimano-tiagra-road-brake-levers-15091) 
> - $30
>
> (5) Velo Orange Rando Drop Bars - 50cm, 26.0, mounted in a stem and with 
> brake levers but new, never used - I intended to swap these occasionally on 
> my Clem but ended up sticking with the Wavie bar full time - $40
>
> (6) Schwalbe Thunder Burt Tires - 29 x 2.1 - liteskin version from several 
> years back - no flat protection so really smooth - minimal wear but dried 
> mud residue on them - $50
>
> (7) Rene Herse Fleecer Ridge Tires - 700 x 55mm knobby tires, standard 
> version - light use but minimal tread wear - these are wonderful, only 
> selling as I’m going to size down to the Oracle Ridge 
>
> (8) SKS Fender Lot - gotta take them all - includes 65mm set for 26” 
> wheels, P45 version without flaps, P50 that I chopped the front and rear 
> (at mixte lower bridge) to get larger tire clearance - all are silver - 
> includes stays and hardware for attaching stays to fenders - I’ll check for 
> bridge mounts but might now have those - $20 
>
> (9) Shimano Deore XT Rear Derailleur - RD-M750, silver, some scratches on 
> body and dirty but works as intended - $20
>
> (10) Black Stock Saddle - came on complete Rivendells at some point, 
> version with the ‘handle’ to mount bags, lightly used great condition - $20
>

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[RBW] FS: odds & ends parts

[David B]

Cleaning out the garage! Did a switcheroo on some parts for my Clem and 
it’s time to move on the things I’m not using. 
Shipping is not included in the below prices. PayPal (friends/family) or 
Venmo for payment please. I’ve not been active recently if my name seems 
unfamiliar but if you search the list you’ll see I’ve been a longtime 
member. 
Photos available. 
Shipping is from 60171. Local pickup also an option - I’m in River Grove, 
IL. 

Thanks!
David

Interested in trading for Rene Herse Oracle Ridge tires (knobby 700 x 48mm).

What I have…

(1.) Nitto 32F Front Rack - lightly used, will include mounting bolts (this 
one - https://www.rivbike.com/products/nitto-mini-front-rack-32f-20020) - 
$120

(2) Riv Silver Crankset - 42/28/chainguard version, 178mm - crank arms were 
mounted and test ridden ~5 miles with different chainrings, chainrings are 
new/unused (this one 
- https://www.rivbike.com/products/crank-silver-double-42-28-with-guard) - 
$230

(3) Nitto Technomic Deluxe Stem - 70mm reach, 26.0mm clamp this is the 
190mm tall version of the Tallux, some marks on the top from flipping bike 
upside down - $35

(4) Shimano Tiagra Road Brake Levers - some marks on levers, work as 
intended though - levers only, no cables/housing (these ones 
- https://www.rivbike.com/products/shimano-tiagra-road-brake-levers-15091) 
- $30

(5) Velo Orange Rando Drop Bars - 50cm, 26.0, mounted in a stem and with 
brake levers but new, never used - I intended to swap these occasionally on 
my Clem but ended up sticking with the Wavie bar full time - $40

(6) Schwalbe Thunder Burt Tires - 29 x 2.1 - liteskin version from several 
years back - no flat protection so really smooth - minimal wear but dried 
mud residue on them - $50

(7) Rene Herse Fleecer Ridge Tires - 700 x 55mm knobby tires, standard 
version - light use but minimal tread wear - these are wonderful, only 
selling as I’m going to size down to the Oracle Ridge 

(8) SKS Fender Lot - gotta take them all - includes 65mm set for 26” 
wheels, P45 version without flaps, P50 that I chopped the front and rear 
(at mixte lower bridge) to get larger tire clearance - all are silver - 
includes stays and hardware for attaching stays to fenders - I’ll check for 
bridge mounts but might now have those - $20 

(9) Shimano Deore XT Rear Derailleur - RD-M750, silver, some scratches on 
body and dirty but works as intended - $20

(10) Black Stock Saddle - came on complete Rivendells at some point, 
version with the ‘handle’ to mount bags, lightly used great condition - $20

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[RBW] Re: FS: Handlebars, Racks, Assorted Parts...

[David B]

The Crust Shaka bars have sold. Everything else is available. 
David

On Monday, July 11, 2022 at 10:18:54 AM UTC-5 David B wrote:

> Did a re-working of my bikes recently and have a few extra things 
> available.
> Prices do not include shipping - I am in the Chicago area (just west of 
> the city) if you'd like to pick up. Photos available. Send a message if 
> you're interested in anything.
> For payment - PayPal or Venmo work.
> Thanks!
> David
>
> 1. Crust x Nitto Shaka Drop Handlebar - silver, 26.0mm, 54cm width, 
> lightly used, normal light wear from mounting brake levers/wrapping with 
> tape - $90
>
> 2. Velo Orange Rando Bar Set Up - 50cm bar with Nitto Technomic Deluxe 
> Stem (70mm, 190mm height), and Shimano Tiagra Road Levers - bar is 
> essentially new, stem has some scratches on the top, marks on lower quill 
> from installation, otherwise in nice condition - $125
>
> 3. Nitto 32-F Front Rack - this one (
> https://www.rivbike.com/products/nitto-mini-front-rack-32f-20020) - 
> lightly used, nice condition - $125
>
> 4. Velo Orange Narrow-Wide Chainring - 110, 42t, silver - new, came on a 
> new crankset, so mounted but never used - $50
>
> 5. Riv Silver Chainring Set - 42/28/Chainguard - these came on a new 
> Silver crankset that I just needed the crank arms for (these cranks: 
> https://www.rivbike.com/products/crank-silver-double-42-28-with-guard) - 
> set includes chainrings (42 and 28), the outer chain guard, chainring bolts 
> for the 110 and 74 chainrings, and spacers for the inner ring - $80
>
> 6. Soma Lucas Front Rack - version without the mid-fork struts, mounts to 
> fork crown and dropout eyelets - silver, used this on a few bikes over the 
> years but in perfectly functional shape and nice cosmetic condition - $20
>
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[RBW] FS: Handlebars, Racks, Assorted Parts...

[David B]

Did a re-working of my bikes recently and have a few extra things available.
Prices do not include shipping - I am in the Chicago area (just west of the 
city) if you'd like to pick up. Photos available. Send a message if you're 
interested in anything.
For payment - PayPal or Venmo work.
Thanks!
David

1. Crust x Nitto Shaka Drop Handlebar - silver, 26.0mm, 54cm width, lightly 
used, normal light wear from mounting brake levers/wrapping with tape - $90

2. Velo Orange Rando Bar Set Up - 50cm bar with Nitto Technomic Deluxe Stem 
(70mm, 190mm height), and Shimano Tiagra Road Levers - bar is essentially 
new, stem has some scratches on the top, marks on lower quill from 
installation, otherwise in nice condition - $125

3. Nitto 32-F Front Rack - this one 
(https://www.rivbike.com/products/nitto-mini-front-rack-32f-20020) - 
lightly used, nice condition - $125

4. Velo Orange Narrow-Wide Chainring - 110, 42t, silver - new, came on a 
new crankset, so mounted but never used - $50

5. Riv Silver Chainring Set - 42/28/Chainguard - these came on a new Silver 
crankset that I just needed the crank arms for (these 
cranks: https://www.rivbike.com/products/crank-silver-double-42-28-with-guard) 
- set includes chainrings (42 and 28), the outer chain guard, chainring 
bolts for the 110 and 74 chainrings, and spacers for the inner ring - $80

6. Soma Lucas Front Rack - version without the mid-fork struts, mounts to 
fork crown and dropout eyelets - silver, used this on a few bikes over the 
years but in perfectly functional shape and nice cosmetic condition - $20

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[RBW] Re: WTB: Silver Crank Arms - 178mm

[David B]

Closing out this request. Riv restocked these and added a 42/28/guard combo 
that works perfectly for my intended purpose, so I just put in an order and 
I'm all set.
Thanks,
David

On Thursday, May 26, 2022 at 12:11:15 PM UTC-5 David B wrote:

> Been a while since I've participated, so apologies for posting a 
> transaction-related post as my re-entry point, but...
>
> During some swapping of parts I noticed some cracks in my favorite vintage 
> Shimano Deore cranks that are on my Redwood. Upon inspection of my other 
> set of the same model that I was going to swap onto my Clem, I noticed 
> cracks forming in the same spot of the driveside crank arm. So... time to 
> finally get some modern cranks! Good thing I caught this before they broke 
> through. 
>
> I'm looking for Riv's Silver Crank Arms in 178mm - ideally just the crank 
> arms as I have chainrings already to use. I am aware that Riv has the 178mm 
> length in stock as a complete triple setup, but I really don't need the 
> triple chainrings and hardware. 
>
> So, send a PM if you can if you've got some for sale. Alternatively, if 
> you're looking for the triple chainrings and bolts/spacers that come on 
> this setup (https://www.rivbike.com/products/silver-crank-triple-44x34x24), 
> I could order this from Riv and pass the chainrings on at a reasonable 
> price.
>
> Thanks,
> David
>

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[RBW] WTB: Silver Crank Arms - 178mm

[David B]

Been a while since I've participated, so apologies for posting a 
transaction-related post as my re-entry point, but...

During some swapping of parts I noticed some cracks in my favorite vintage 
Shimano Deore cranks that are on my Redwood. Upon inspection of my other 
set of the same model that I was going to swap onto my Clem, I noticed 
cracks forming in the same spot of the driveside crank arm. So... time to 
finally get some modern cranks! Good thing I caught this before they broke 
through. 

I'm looking for Riv's Silver Crank Arms in 178mm - ideally just the crank 
arms as I have chainrings already to use. I am aware that Riv has the 178mm 
length in stock as a complete triple setup, but I really don't need the 
triple chainrings and hardware. 

So, send a PM if you can if you've got some for sale. Alternatively, if 
you're looking for the triple chainrings and bolts/spacers that come on 
this setup (https://www.rivbike.com/products/silver-crank-triple-44x34x24), 
I could order this from Riv and pass the chainrings on at a reasonable 
price.

Thanks,
David

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[RBW] Re: FS: Random Parts

[David B]

Several parts have sold. I'm updating the list below with price drops and 
adding a few other things.
If you purchased something it has shipped out and you should have received 
tracking info - check spam/junk if you didn't get that - or reach out.
Thanks!
David

I've set up everything for sale in my webshop - treetop.bigcartel.com. If 
you'd like something, please kindly follow the link and pay through the 
checkout process. This makes a transaction a whole lot easier for everyone. 
There's other off-topic items in there too. 

Prices below INCLUDE shipping with conUS.
Questions, comments, concerns? Feel free to email me, but know that someone 
else could pay/claim an item during that time.

So...

   - Shimano 6206 Cranks 
    - not 
   pretty, but work fine, comes with 46t chainring, a detoothed chain guard 
   and bolts - $30
   - Cork Grips  - 
   generic, stained/aged to look beat up, but in perfectly useable condition - 
   $8
   - Cantilever Brake Set 
    - older, I 
   think Chang Star, look very similar to the new DC canti's - $16
   - SR Chromoly Quill Stem 
    - 
   not pretty, but gets bars out there - 140mm, 15 degree rise, 25.4mm - $16
   - Norco Pannier Pair 
    - I 
   modified these to be easier to install - similar to Swift Industries short 
   stack panniers (older, discontinued design) - $60
   - Shimano Short-Pull Brake Levers 
    - model 
   BL-R550, silver, used, nice condition - $25
   - Generic Silver Riser Bars 
    - ~53mm 
   width, installed briefly on a kid's bike - $15
   - Right-Side Brake Lever 
   - 
   black, short-pull, new but with parts-bin wear - $7
   - Tubus Seatstay Rack Clamps 
    - 16mm, new in 
   package - $8
   - Shimano 53t 130bcd chainring 
   - used 
   - $5
   - Campagnolo 42t 135bcd chainring 
    - used - 
   $5

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[RBW] FS: Random Parts

[David B]

While I've been quiet in this group, I've been riding my Riv's quite a bit, 
which was my goal to dial in and stop tinkering with my Clem and Redwood. 
Those are set up perfectly now, and my other bike, a folding bike that 
doubles as a tandem/trail-a-bike setup, and I got rid of a beater bike. So, 
here's some things for sale.

I've set up everything for sale in my webshop - treetop.bigcartel.com. If 
you'd like something, please kindly follow the link and pay through the 
checkout process. This makes a transaction a whole lot easier for everyone. 
There's other off-topic items in there too. 

Prices below INCLUDE shipping with conUS.
Questions, comments, concerns? Feel free to email me, but know that someone 
else could pay/claim an item during that time.

So...


   - Nitto Jitensha Bar B2522 
    - used, 
   nice condition - $35
   - Nitto B206 Handlebar 
    - used, 
   nice condition - $25
   - IRD Threadless Stem 
    
   - 26.0, 120mm, +/- 17 degrees - $25
   - Shimano 6206 Cranks 
    - not 
   pretty, but work fine - $35
   - VP Vice Pedals  - 
   dark gray - used, nice condition - $30
   - Cork Grips  - 
   generic, stained/aged to look beat up, but in perfectly useable condition - 
   $8
   - Cantilever Brake Set 
    - older, I 
   think Chang Star, look very similar to the new DC canti's - $20
   - B Dynamo Light 
    - Eyc 
   T - $25
   - SR Chromoly Quill Stem 
    - 
   not pretty, but gets bars out there - 140mm, 15 degree rise, 25.4mm - $20
   - 1" Headset Centerpull/Canti Brake Cable hanger 
   
- 
   I think new, but kicked around parts bin a bit - $7
   - Dia Compe Brake Levers 
    - 
   short-pull, not pretty but worked fine on a beater - $10
   - Norco Pannier Pair 
    - I 
   modified these to be easier to install - similar to Swift Industries short 
   stack panniers (older, discontinued design) - $60

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[RBW] Re: FS: Tires/Small Parts - Nitto Struts, Frame Pumps, .

[David B]

All sold. Thanks!

On Friday, May 7, 2021 at 11:24:36 PM UTC-5 David B wrote:

> Doing a deep dive of garage cleaning - goal is to not have any extra parts 
> - just what I need to maintain bikes I have (Clem, Redwood, Clementine).
>
> Prices below do NOT include shipping - which will be actual USPS costs 
> from 60171.
> Contact me off list if you have any questions.
> Happy to do local pickup if you can pickup in River Grove, IL.
> Photos upon request.
> Thanks, 
> David
>
> 1. Nitto Rack Struts - 12cm, pair, appear to be new - $6
>
> 2. Nitto Rack Struct - 18cm, pair, appear to be new - $8
>
> 3. Nitto Rack Struts - 39cm, pair, appear to be used, but are nice and 
> straight - $14
>
> 4. Topeak Master Blast Frame Pump - size XL I think, 59cm length 
> uncompressed, silver - I stripped off the logo and lightly polished the 
> aluminum, used, some light dings - $15
>
> 5. Zefal HP-X-4 Frame Pump - black - 58cm length uncompressed, used - $10
>
> 6. Suntour Aero Road Brake Levers - came on my Redwood when I bought it 
> used many years ago - these feel slightly different in hand than Shimano 
> levers, feel more like a non-aero in a good way, I think they're an Alpha 
> Cyclone series, if that existed - $25
>
> 7. Vee Rubber V12 Tires - 29 x 1.95, used, some tread wear, but lots of 
> wear still left in them, had these on my Clem when it was setup as a kid 
> hauler - $10 pair
>
> 8. Maxxis Ardent Tires - tan sidewalls, 29 x 2.4", I briefly swapped this 
> in on my Clem for more rough stuff - $40
>
> 9. Panaracer Gravelking Slick Tires - 700c x 38mm, black, lightly used, 
> had these on my Redwood before I finally committed to 650b - $50 pair
>
> 10. GearClamp - these: 
> https://www.rivbike.com/collections/cassettes/products/gear-clamp-ss - 
> but a PAIR for $20
>

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[RBW] Re: FS: Tires/Small Parts - Nitto Struts, Frame Pumps, .

[David B]

All that is left are the GearClamps. I'll cover shipping on those.

10. GearClamp - these: 
https://www.rivbike.com/collections/cassettes/products/gear-clamp-ss - but 
a PAIR for $20 SHIPPED

On Friday, May 7, 2021 at 11:24:36 PM UTC-5 David B wrote:

> Doing a deep dive of garage cleaning - goal is to not have any extra parts 
> - just what I need to maintain bikes I have (Clem, Redwood, Clementine).
>
> Prices below do NOT include shipping - which will be actual USPS costs 
> from 60171.
> Contact me off list if you have any questions.
> Happy to do local pickup if you can pickup in River Grove, IL.
> Photos upon request.
> Thanks, 
> David
>
> 1. Nitto Rack Struts - 12cm, pair, appear to be new - $6
>
> 2. Nitto Rack Struct - 18cm, pair, appear to be new - $8
>
> 3. Nitto Rack Struts - 39cm, pair, appear to be used, but are nice and 
> straight - $14
>
> 4. Topeak Master Blast Frame Pump - size XL I think, 59cm length 
> uncompressed, silver - I stripped off the logo and lightly polished the 
> aluminum, used, some light dings - $15
>
> 5. Zefal HP-X-4 Frame Pump - black - 58cm length uncompressed, used - $10
>
> 6. Suntour Aero Road Brake Levers - came on my Redwood when I bought it 
> used many years ago - these feel slightly different in hand than Shimano 
> levers, feel more like a non-aero in a good way, I think they're an Alpha 
> Cyclone series, if that existed - $25
>
> 7. Vee Rubber V12 Tires - 29 x 1.95, used, some tread wear, but lots of 
> wear still left in them, had these on my Clem when it was setup as a kid 
> hauler - $10 pair
>
> 8. Maxxis Ardent Tires - tan sidewalls, 29 x 2.4", I briefly swapped this 
> in on my Clem for more rough stuff - $40
>
> 9. Panaracer Gravelking Slick Tires - 700c x 38mm, black, lightly used, 
> had these on my Redwood before I finally committed to 650b - $50 pair
>
> 10. GearClamp - these: 
> https://www.rivbike.com/collections/cassettes/products/gear-clamp-ss - 
> but a PAIR for $20
>

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[RBW] Re: FS: Tires/Small Parts - Nitto Struts, Frame Pumps, .

[David B]

Frame pumps and Gravelking tires are sold. Some interest on the brake 
levers - so they may sell as well, but I'll include them in the list below. 
I've reached out to Matthew off-list. 
Feel free to reach out off-list if you're interested in something just in 
case a bundle deal doesn't materialize.
Thanks,
David

Remaining items:
1. Nitto Rack Struts - 12cm, pair, appear to be new - $6

2. Nitto Rack Struct - 18cm, pair, appear to be new - $8

3. Nitto Rack Struts - 39cm, pair, appear to be used, but are nice and 
straight - $14

6. Suntour Aero Road Brake Levers - came on my Redwood when I bought it 
used many years ago - these feel slightly different in hand than Shimano 
levers, feel more like a non-aero in a good way, I think they're an Alpha 
Cyclone series, if that existed - $25

7. Vee Rubber V12 Tires - 29 x 1.95, used, some tread wear, but lots of 
wear still left in them, had these on my Clem when it was setup as a kid 
hauler - $10 pair

8. Maxxis Ardent Tires - tan sidewalls, 29 x 2.4", I briefly swapped this 
in on my Clem for more rough stuff - $40

10. GearClamp - these: 
https://www.rivbike.com/collections/cassettes/products/gear-clamp-ss - but 
a PAIR for $20

On Friday, May 7, 2021 at 11:24:36 PM UTC-5 David B wrote:

> Doing a deep dive of garage cleaning - goal is to not have any extra parts 
> - just what I need to maintain bikes I have (Clem, Redwood, Clementine).
>
> Prices below do NOT include shipping - which will be actual USPS costs 
> from 60171.
> Contact me off list if you have any questions.
> Happy to do local pickup if you can pickup in River Grove, IL.
> Photos upon request.
> Thanks, 
> David
>
> 1. Nitto Rack Struts - 12cm, pair, appear to be new - $6
>
> 2. Nitto Rack Struct - 18cm, pair, appear to be new - $8
>
> 3. Nitto Rack Struts - 39cm, pair, appear to be used, but are nice and 
> straight - $14
>
> 4. Topeak Master Blast Frame Pump - size XL I think, 59cm length 
> uncompressed, silver - I stripped off the logo and lightly polished the 
> aluminum, used, some light dings - $15
>
> 5. Zefal HP-X-4 Frame Pump - black - 58cm length uncompressed, used - $10
>
> 6. Suntour Aero Road Brake Levers - came on my Redwood when I bought it 
> used many years ago - these feel slightly different in hand than Shimano 
> levers, feel more like a non-aero in a good way, I think they're an Alpha 
> Cyclone series, if that existed - $25
>
> 7. Vee Rubber V12 Tires - 29 x 1.95, used, some tread wear, but lots of 
> wear still left in them, had these on my Clem when it was setup as a kid 
> hauler - $10 pair
>
> 8. Maxxis Ardent Tires - tan sidewalls, 29 x 2.4", I briefly swapped this 
> in on my Clem for more rough stuff - $40
>
> 9. Panaracer Gravelking Slick Tires - 700c x 38mm, black, lightly used, 
> had these on my Redwood before I finally committed to 650b - $50 pair
>
> 10. GearClamp - these: 
> https://www.rivbike.com/collections/cassettes/products/gear-clamp-ss - 
> but a PAIR for $20
>

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[RBW] FS: Tires/Small Parts - Nitto Struts, Frame Pumps, .

[David B]

Doing a deep dive of garage cleaning - goal is to not have any extra parts 
- just what I need to maintain bikes I have (Clem, Redwood, Clementine).

Prices below do NOT include shipping - which will be actual USPS costs from 
60171.
Contact me off list if you have any questions.
Happy to do local pickup if you can pickup in River Grove, IL.
Photos upon request.
Thanks, 
David

1. Nitto Rack Struts - 12cm, pair, appear to be new - $6

2. Nitto Rack Struct - 18cm, pair, appear to be new - $8

3. Nitto Rack Struts - 39cm, pair, appear to be used, but are nice and 
straight - $14

4. Topeak Master Blast Frame Pump - size XL I think, 59cm length 
uncompressed, silver - I stripped off the logo and lightly polished the 
aluminum, used, some light dings - $15

5. Zefal HP-X-4 Frame Pump - black - 58cm length uncompressed, used - $10

6. Suntour Aero Road Brake Levers - came on my Redwood when I bought it 
used many years ago - these feel slightly different in hand than Shimano 
levers, feel more like a non-aero in a good way, I think they're an Alpha 
Cyclone series, if that existed - $25

7. Vee Rubber V12 Tires - 29 x 1.95, used, some tread wear, but lots of 
wear still left in them, had these on my Clem when it was setup as a kid 
hauler - $10 pair

8. Maxxis Ardent Tires - tan sidewalls, 29 x 2.4", I briefly swapped this 
in on my Clem for more rough stuff - $40

9. Panaracer Gravelking Slick Tires - 700c x 38mm, black, lightly used, had 
these on my Redwood before I finally committed to 650b - $50 pair

10. GearClamp - these: 
https://www.rivbike.com/collections/cassettes/products/gear-clamp-ss - but 
a PAIR for $20

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[RBW] FS: 29" Tires/Small Parts - Nitto Struts, Frame Pumps, .

[David B]

Doing a deep dive of garage cleaning - goal is to not have any extra parts 
- just what I need to maintain bikes I have (Clem, Redwood, Clementine).

Prices below do NOT include shipping - which will be actual USPS costs from 
60171.
Contact me off list if you have any questions.
Happy to do local pickup if you can pickup in River Grove, IL.
Photos upon request.
Thanks, 
David

1. Nitto Rack Struts - 12cm, pair, appear to be new - $6

2. Nitto Rack Struct - 18cm, pair, appear to be new - $8

3. Nitto Rack Struts - 39cm, pair, appear to be used, but are nice and 
straight - $14

4. Topeak Master Blast Frame Pump - size XL I think, 59cm length 
uncompressed, silver - I stripped off the logo and lightly polished the 
aluminum, used, some light dings - $15

5. Zefal HP-X-4 Frame Pump - black - 58cm length uncompressed, used - $10

5. Suntour Aero Road Brake Levers - came on my Redwood when I bought it 
used many years ago - these feel slightly different in hand than Shimano 
levers, feel more like a non-aero in a good way, I think they're an Alpha 
Cyclone series, if that existed - $25

6. Vee Rubber V12 Tires - 29 x 1.95, used, some tread wear, but lots of 
wear still left in them, had these on my Clem when it was setup as a kid 
hauler - $10 pair

7. Maxxis Ardent Tires - tan sidewalls, 29 x 2.4", I briefly swapped this 
in on my Clem for more rough stuff - $40

8. GearClamp - 
these: https://www.rivbike.com/collections/cassettes/products/gear-clamp-ss 
- but a PAIR for $20

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[RBW] FS: Aussie Wool T-Shirts - Short Sleeve & Sleeveless - XXL - $20 plus shipping

[David B]

I bought these wool shirts off this list a few years back. Cleaning up and 
realized I never really wore them much.

2 shirts for $20 plus shipping.
1 short sleeve
1 sleeveless

1 has a white paint spot on it - apparently from painting in one of these 
for a bit.
Both are size XXL.
Send a message if you have questions or want to claim them.
Thanks,
David
River Grove, IL

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[RBW] Re: FS: Nitto Mark's Hub Area Rack with Hoop - MF-2 - NEW

[David B]

Sold. Thanks!


On Sunday, May 2, 2021 at 1:38:52 PM UTC-5 David B wrote:

> I had the intention of using this as an additional rack on my Clem and 
> making some custom panniers, but I'm pretty happy with a small front rack 
> with basket and a large saddlebag. So selling this rack.
> I purchased from Riv recently when they had a small re-stock. 
> It is new, never mounted.
> It is this one: 
> https://www.rivbike.com/collections/racks/products/nitto-marks-hub-area-rack-with-hoop-mf2-20236
>
> I'm asking what Riv charges - $190 shipped.
> Paypal for payment - friends/family if you can, regular works if 
> friends/family is a dealbreaker.
> Thanks,
> David
> River Grove, IL
>

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[RBW] FS: Nitto Mark's Hub Area Rack with Hoop - MF-2 - NEW

[David B]

I had the intention of using this as an additional rack on my Clem and 
making some custom panniers, but I'm pretty happy with a small front rack 
with basket and a large saddlebag. So selling this rack.
I purchased from Riv recently when they had a small re-stock. 
It is new, never mounted.
It is this 
one: 
https://www.rivbike.com/collections/racks/products/nitto-marks-hub-area-rack-with-hoop-mf2-20236

I'm asking what Riv charges - $190 shipped.
Paypal for payment - friends/family if you can, regular works if 
friends/family is a dealbreaker.
Thanks,
David
River Grove, IL

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[RBW] Clem's mount for rear wheel lock.

[David B]

I purchased my Clem in the first round pre-sale, and up until now I haven't 
thought about the mounts for a Dutch-style rear wheel lock. However, I'm 
seeing some use for it now, with short trips within my neighborhood. Really 
just for running in somewhere for a few seconds with bike in view.
Anyone used one on a Clem? Your thoughts on whether it's 'worth' it or not?
Max tire/fender clearance?
Thanks,
David

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[RBW] Re: Hub Area Rack (HAR) Bag Information Request.

[David B]

Thanks to a very kind listmember, I have all the info I need. I'll post 
photos once I get these made up.
Thanks,
David

On Tuesday, April 6, 2021 at 4:59:32 PM UTC-5 David B wrote:

> After waiting for what seemed like a very long time, the Hub Area racks 
> were restocked a while back and luckily I snagged one out of what must've 
> been a small batch that were available as they sold out within a day.
>
> My request is about the bags that originally accompanied this rack. First 
> off, I'm a hobby bag maker, so I'll be making my own bags. I am not 
> interested in buying the Sackville bags.
> My request is more about the original size of these bags so I'm sticking 
> to a similarly sized bag, as Rivendell had designed the rack for.
> I know the bags have a neat pocket that slides into the bottom of the rack 
> to secure it. 
>
> I am wondering if someone might point me to detailed photos, or perhaps 
> somewhere that has a little info. Even better if someone has the bags and 
> would be able to measure the dimensions and maybe send a photo or two.
>
> Please note that I would not be making this request if Rivendell were 
> still making and selling these, but it seems like these won't be made 
> again. I also have no intention of selling bags for this rack either - just 
> making a pair for my own use. They'll be going on this bike: 
> https://www.instagram.com/p/CMNYBW9lbWk/
>
> Thanks,
> David
> River Grove, IL
>

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[RBW] Hub Area Rack (HAR) Bag Information Request.

[David B]

After waiting for what seemed like a very long time, the Hub Area racks 
were restocked a while back and luckily I snagged one out of what must've 
been a small batch that were available as they sold out within a day.

My request is about the bags that originally accompanied this rack. First 
off, I'm a hobby bag maker, so I'll be making my own bags. I am not 
interested in buying the Sackville bags.
My request is more about the original size of these bags so I'm sticking to 
a similarly sized bag, as Rivendell had designed the rack for.
I know the bags have a neat pocket that slides into the bottom of the rack 
to secure it. 

I am wondering if someone might point me to detailed photos, or perhaps 
somewhere that has a little info. Even better if someone has the bags and 
would be able to measure the dimensions and maybe send a photo or two.

Please note that I would not be making this request if Rivendell were still 
making and selling these, but it seems like these won't be made again. I 
also have no intention of selling bags for this rack either - just making a 
pair for my own use. They'll be going on this 
bike: https://www.instagram.com/p/CMNYBW9lbWk/

Thanks,
David
River Grove, IL

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[RBW] Re: FS: Rivendell Redwood Frameset - 65cm - $1000 plus shipping/packing

[David B]

Just one bump and lower, then I'll let this simmer. 
$900 for frame/fork, and King headset. Fully lugged, Toyo-made for the same 
price as a Roadini.
I understand this could take a while to find the right buyer - that's 
perfectly fine.
I'll update this thread when the frameset sells, so if you're reading this 
months in the future and are interested, send me a message.
Thanks,
David

On Saturday, March 13, 2021 at 12:54:21 PM UTC-6 David B wrote:

> This has been a long time coming, but I've been riding my Clem a lot 
> lately and it suites my riding needs perfectly so my Redwood has not been 
> ridden in a long while so it's time to move it on, or at least offer it up. 
> This is not a financially-motivated sale, so I'll hang on to it as long as 
> need be before it sells.
>
> The Redwood name and color was reserved for the larger 2 sizes of the 
> Romulus run, which was a slightly less fancy version of the Rambouillet. 
> Fully lugged, Toyo built.
> The color is beautiful and the paint is in great condition.
> 65cm frame - geometry and info here: 
> http://www.cyclofiend.com/rbw/romulus/redflyer/04.html
>
> It will fit up to 38mm 700c tires OR up to 47mm 650b tires. As a 700c 
> bike, it easily fits 32mm tires plus fenders.
> With Mafac Raids I was able to fit full fenders on top of 47mm 650b tires. 
> For 650b, Tektro long reach brakes also work with slots filed slightly to 
> extend the brake reach - I have a set of these that fit that I would sell 
> if you're interested in running 650b. 
>
> Photos:
> As a 650b build:
>
>- https://www.instagram.com/p/B_yrQRyl3T6/
>- https://www.instagram.com/p/B710F-BFJwP/
>- https://www.instagram.com/p/BgezQjzDTMS/
>- https://www.instagram.com/p/BfqddiWBisC/
>- https://www.instagram.com/p/BKyr5k9DUER/
>
> As a 700c build:
>
>- https://www.instagram.com/p/Bl1UFf_B0aT/
>- https://www.instagram.com/p/BE4WrnSMmVF/
>
> $1000 for frame, fork, and Chris King polished silver headset.
> Again, this isn't a financially-motivated sale, so I'm not entertaining 
> offers or trades at this time.
> Local pickup in the Chicagoland area highly preferred. I am willing to 
> ship - HOWEVER - you'll need to make arrangements with a bike shop for 
> packing and shipping. I'd like to just drop it off at a shop that you've 
> made arrangements with and they take it from there.
>
> If you're interested, or have questions, send me a message.
> Thanks,
> David 
> River Grove, IL
>
>

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[RBW] Re: FS: 650b Dynamo Wheelset - Pacenti 48mm Tires - $350 plus shipping

[David B]

Wheels only have sold.

Tires and tubes are available for $65 plus shipping.
Includes:
2 Pacenti Pari Moto 650b tires, 48mm
2 Schwalbe SV14 Extralight Tubes
On Thursday, March 18, 2021 at 12:10:41 PM UTC-5 David B wrote:

> Bumping and offering without tires/tubes/qrskewers as an option:
> Wheelset only - no tires, tubes, or qr skewers - $290 plus shipping
> Wheelset with tires, tubes, and qr skewers - $350 plus shipping
>
> On Monday, March 15, 2021 at 10:54:29 AM UTC-5 David B wrote:
>
>> Starting to part out my Redwood (still available) - offering up this 
>> wheel set.
>>
>> 650b Dynamo Wheelset.
>> Built by me - I'm not a professional wheel builder, but I've likely built 
>> 50+ wheels - possibly more, I haven't kept track, but I build all of my own 
>> wheels and built a bunch of wheels when I used to rebuild and sell older 
>> frames. That is to say, I'm very comfortable building wheels at this point.
>>
>> Hubs: SP PV-8 dynamo hub, Shimano RS400 rear hub, 11s, 130mm (cup/cone, 
>> so can easily be re-spaced to 135mm)
>> Spokes: 36 per wheel, stainless steel, 2.0
>> Rims: Alex DM18, silver, adapters for presto valve tubes
>> Tires: Pacenti Pari Moto 48mm, black wall, with tubes
>>
>> $350 plus shipping/packing materials.
>> Local pickup in Chicagoland area highly preferred - can meet within 
>> reasonable distance.
>> Can ship - shipping would be actual BikeFlights or ShipBike rate plus $16 
>> for a box.
>>
>> Send me a message off list if you're interested. 
>> Thanks,
>> David
>> River Grove, IL
>>
>

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[RBW] Re: FS: 650b Dynamo Wheelset - Pacenti 48mm Tires - $350 plus shipping

[David B]

Bumping and offering without tires/tubes/qrskewers as an option:
Wheelset only - no tires, tubes, or qr skewers - $290 plus shipping
Wheelset with tires, tubes, and qr skewers - $350 plus shipping

On Monday, March 15, 2021 at 10:54:29 AM UTC-5 David B wrote:

> Starting to part out my Redwood (still available) - offering up this wheel 
> set.
>
> 650b Dynamo Wheelset.
> Built by me - I'm not a professional wheel builder, but I've likely built 
> 50+ wheels - possibly more, I haven't kept track, but I build all of my own 
> wheels and built a bunch of wheels when I used to rebuild and sell older 
> frames. That is to say, I'm very comfortable building wheels at this point.
>
> Hubs: SP PV-8 dynamo hub, Shimano RS400 rear hub, 11s, 130mm (cup/cone, so 
> can easily be re-spaced to 135mm)
> Spokes: 36 per wheel, stainless steel, 2.0
> Rims: Alex DM18, silver, adapters for presto valve tubes
> Tires: Pacenti Pari Moto 48mm, black wall, with tubes
>
> $350 plus shipping/packing materials.
> Local pickup in Chicagoland area highly preferred - can meet within 
> reasonable distance.
> Can ship - shipping would be actual BikeFlights or ShipBike rate plus $16 
> for a box.
>
> Send me a message off list if you're interested. 
> Thanks,
> David
> River Grove, IL
>

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[RBW] FS: 650b Dynamo Wheelset - Pacenti 48mm Tires - $350 plus shipping

[David B]

Starting to part out my Redwood (still available) - offering up this wheel 
set.

650b Dynamo Wheelset.
Built by me - I'm not a professional wheel builder, but I've likely built 
50+ wheels - possibly more, I haven't kept track, but I build all of my own 
wheels and built a bunch of wheels when I used to rebuild and sell older 
frames. That is to say, I'm very comfortable building wheels at this point.

Hubs: SP PV-8 dynamo hub, Shimano RS400 rear hub, 11s, 130mm (cup/cone, so 
can easily be re-spaced to 135mm)
Spokes: 36 per wheel, stainless steel, 2.0
Rims: Alex DM18, silver, adapters for presto valve tubes
Tires: Pacenti Pari Moto 48mm, black wall, with tubes

$350 plus shipping/packing materials.
Local pickup in Chicagoland area highly preferred - can meet within 
reasonable distance.
Can ship - shipping would be actual BikeFlights or ShipBike rate plus $16 
for a box.

Send me a message off list if you're interested. 
Thanks,
David
River Grove, IL

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[RBW] FS: Rivendell Redwood Frameset - 65cm - $1000 plus shipping/packing

[David B]

This has been a long time coming, but I've been riding my Clem a lot lately 
and it suites my riding needs perfectly so my Redwood has not been ridden 
in a long while so it's time to move it on, or at least offer it up. This 
is not a financially-motivated sale, so I'll hang on to it as long as need 
be before it sells.

The Redwood name and color was reserved for the larger 2 sizes of the 
Romulus run, which was a slightly less fancy version of the Rambouillet. 
Fully lugged, Toyo built.
The color is beautiful and the paint is in great condition.
65cm frame - geometry and info 
here: http://www.cyclofiend.com/rbw/romulus/redflyer/04.html

It will fit up to 38mm 700c tires OR up to 47mm 650b tires. As a 700c bike, 
it easily fits 32mm tires plus fenders.
With Mafac Raids I was able to fit full fenders on top of 47mm 650b tires. 
For 650b, Tektro long reach brakes also work with slots filed slightly to 
extend the brake reach - I have a set of these that fit that I would sell 
if you're interested in running 650b. 

Photos:
As a 650b build:

   - https://www.instagram.com/p/B_yrQRyl3T6/
   - https://www.instagram.com/p/B710F-BFJwP/
   - https://www.instagram.com/p/BgezQjzDTMS/
   - https://www.instagram.com/p/BfqddiWBisC/
   - https://www.instagram.com/p/BKyr5k9DUER/
   
As a 700c build:

   - https://www.instagram.com/p/Bl1UFf_B0aT/
   - https://www.instagram.com/p/BE4WrnSMmVF/
   
$1000 for frame, fork, and Chris King polished silver headset.
Again, this isn't a financially-motivated sale, so I'm not entertaining 
offers or trades at this time.
Local pickup in the Chicagoland area highly preferred. I am willing to ship 
- HOWEVER - you'll need to make arrangements with a bike shop for packing 
and shipping. I'd like to just drop it off at a shop that you've made 
arrangements with and they take it from there.

If you're interested, or have questions, send me a message.
Thanks,
David 
River Grove, IL

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[RBW] Hub Area Rack back in stock.

[David B]

Just a heads up for those waiting for a Nitto Hub Area rack. Rivendell has 
them back in stock as of this afternoon. I've been waiting on one for a 
long while - kind of assumed they wouldn't bring them back, but they did - 
and I have one ordered.
David

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[RBW] Re: mounting sunrace shifter on stem

[David B]

And to add, the Sunrace thumb shifter can be mounted directly to the quill 
of the stem (I did this prior to the headset setup) - no need for a 
different shifter mount as quill stem and bar diameters are the same.

On Tuesday, February 9, 2021 at 1:24:36 PM UTC-6 Jim S. wrote:

> Hi, I was wondering if someone can direct me to a link. I don't know if I 
> read it on the Blahg, or the Blug, but it discussed mounting the Sunrace 
> left shifter on the stem to shift the front derailer. If anyone knows where 
> it is and could direct me, many thanks.
>
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[RBW] Re: mounting sunrace shifter on stem

[David B]

Not exactly the question you asked, but if you have space in the headset 
area, the Riv thumb shifter can be mounted as a headset spacer, so not 
attached to the stem quill, but in the same general area. I did this so I 
can swap handlebar setups without changing shifters.
https://www.instagram.com/p/B-99voyFx5D/
David

On Tuesday, February 9, 2021 at 1:24:36 PM UTC-6 Jim S. wrote:

> Hi, I was wondering if someone can direct me to a link. I don't know if I 
> read it on the Blahg, or the Blug, but it discussed mounting the Sunrace 
> left shifter on the stem to shift the front derailer. If anyone knows where 
> it is and could direct me, many thanks.
>
>

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[RBW] FS: Bagmaking Supplies

[David B]

I posted this to iBOB but in case you're not on that list - figured some 
might possibly be interested in a winter project...

Potentially OT (feel free to let me know) but I have some bag making 
supplies I'd like to free from my workshop. I've been making bike bags for 
several years now, which has led to leather working as I need to collect 
tools for the leather I use on my bags. My focus for the past couple years 
has turned towards non-cycling bags and leather goods, however I do make 
bike bags occasionally. 
Over the years I've tried out different materials and have collected 
supplies that I don't see myself using anytime soon, or that I simply have 
too much of.

So... if you're looking for a project or new hobby for the winter, I might 
have some things you could use at (what I think) are decent prices for 
small quantities.

I've set up everything in my webshop - this is a whole lot easier than 
managing PMs - and gets everyone a record of the transaction. 

Everything I'm listing is specifically for making bike bags - either more 
modern bags or traditional canvas/leather bags. 

A link to everything available is here: 
https://treetop.bigcartel.com/category/craft-supplies
Most smaller items have $4 flat/combined shipping. Items range from $.50 to 
$10 (I think).
If you're looking for something else, I may have it - feel free to send a 
message.

Supplies include:
XPac X10 Cotton Duck Fabric Pieces - 2 dark gray, 1 brown
Black Waxed Canvas Fabric - #10 Martexin Original Wax - several pieces
Fairfield Navy Canvas Fabric - WR #8 - several pieces
1" Poly Webbing
1" Side Release Buckles
3" Poly Webbing
Toestrap Buckles
1" Carrying Straps Hooks
Leather Strips for making mounting straps or bag reinforcements

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Re: [RBW] FS: Parts - really random stuff...

[David B]

Sam, 
I don't have fenders listed here (just a fender reinforcement) - though I 
do have a couple pair of SKS fenders that need new homes...
David

On Monday, December 7, 2020 at 5:45:50 PM UTC-6 Sam Perez wrote:

> Interested in the fenders and leather mudflaps, what size are the fenders 
>
> On Mon, Dec 7, 2020, 3:27 PM David B  wrote:
>
>> Finishing out my garage has prompted me to (a) be content with my bikes 
>> and bike setups, so minimal tinkering; and (b) deeply dive into garage 
>> organization, meaning I have a lot of random parts/items that have been 
>> accumulated over the years. 
>>
>> I've set up all items in my webshop - treetop.bigcartel.com - please go 
>> there and follow the links below to claim and pay.
>> Shipping is NOT included in prices below, but will be combined for 
>> multiple items - if shipping is off I'll refund after payment. Feel free to 
>> combine with other items in my shop.
>> Direct link to all bike parts in webshop: 
>> https://treetop.bigcartel.com/category/bike-parts
>> While off-topic, I will note that many RBW-OBers have picked up several 
>> inexpensive leather items from me in the past - like past years, I have 
>> some of those available that might be nice to give to others, if that's 
>> your thing. Those are here: 
>> https://treetop.bigcartel.com/category/samples-prototypes-blemishes
>>
>> Thanks,
>> David
>> River Grove, IL
>>
>>- Velo Orange Porteur Bars 
>><https://treetop.bigcartel.com/product/velo-orange-porter-bars> - 
>>25.4mm clamp, 22.2mm grip area - $20
>>- SR Quill Stem 
>><https://treetop.bigcartel.com/product/sr-quill-stem-100mm-25-4mm> - 
>>$7
>>- Cartridge Bottom Brackets 
>><https://treetop.bigcartel.com/product/cartridge-bottom-brackets> - 
>>several bottom brackets - Shimano UN-55 110mm; Tange 103mm - $10 each
>>- Chainrings 
>>
>> <https://treetop.bigcartel.com/product/used-chainrings-shimano-takagi-campagnolo>
>>  - 
>>all are used and have clear signs of tooth wear, but have some life left 
>> - 
>>Shimano 130bcd - 53t, and 42t (2) - Campagnolo 135bcd 42t - $5 each
>>- SR Quill Stem 
>><https://treetop.bigcartel.com/product/sr-quill-stems-100mm-25-4-clamp> - 
>>100mm/25.4mm - free for shipping
>>- Rivendell Cork Grips 
>><https://treetop.bigcartel.com/product/rivendell-cork-grips> - 
>>lightly used, raw/unfinished, not glued - $15
>>- Fender Diamond Reinforcing Plate 
>><https://treetop.bigcartel.com/product/fender-diamond-reinforcing-plate> 
>> - 
>>unmarked, but likely old Honjo stock - $5
>>- Driveside Sliding Dropout 
>>
>> <https://treetop.bigcartel.com/product/sliding-dropout-silver-driveside-no-hanger>
>>  - 
>>unmarked, but likely Paragon (came with a Clockwork frame) - had this for 
>>many years - no derailleur hanger - $5
>>- Crank Bolt Covers 
>><https://treetop.bigcartel.com/product/crank-bolt-covers-shimano> - 
>>likely Shimano (6207 series), chromed steel - $5/pair
>>- Saddle Wedge 
>>
>> <https://treetop.bigcartel.com/product/saddle-wedge-brush-brown-waxed-canvas>
>>  - 
>>brush brown waxed canvas - $40
>>- Leather Mudflaps 
>><https://treetop.bigcartel.com/product/leather-mudflap> - made of 
>>premium leather from Horween (Chicago, IL) - $7-$12
>>- Leather Washers <https://treetop.bigcartel.com/product/washers> - 
>>starting at $4
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[RBW] WTB: Nitto MF-2 - Mark's Hub Area Rack

[David B]

I've signed up for a Riv in-stock notification for a while now - thinking 
it'll be quite a bit longer for these to come back in stock, or maybe they 
won't at all.

So, wondering if anyone has one of these rack's they'd be interested in 
selling. It would finish off my Clem nicely.

Thanks,
David
River Grove, IL

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[RBW] FS: Parts - really random stuff...

[David B]

Finishing out my garage has prompted me to (a) be content with my bikes and 
bike setups, so minimal tinkering; and (b) deeply dive into garage 
organization, meaning I have a lot of random parts/items that have been 
accumulated over the years. 

I've set up all items in my webshop - treetop.bigcartel.com - please go 
there and follow the links below to claim and pay.
Shipping is NOT included in prices below, but will be combined for multiple 
items - if shipping is off I'll refund after payment. Feel free to combine 
with other items in my shop.
Direct link to all bike parts in webshop: 
https://treetop.bigcartel.com/category/bike-parts
While off-topic, I will note that many RBW-OBers have picked up several 
inexpensive leather items from me in the past - like past years, I have 
some of those available that might be nice to give to others, if that's 
your thing. Those are here: 
https://treetop.bigcartel.com/category/samples-prototypes-blemishes

Thanks,
David
River Grove, IL

   - Velo Orange Porteur Bars 
    - 25.4mm 
   clamp, 22.2mm grip area - $20
   - SR Quill Stem 
    - $7
   - Cartridge Bottom Brackets 
    - 
   several bottom brackets - Shimano UN-55 110mm; Tange 103mm - $10 each
   - Chainrings 
   

 - 
   all are used and have clear signs of tooth wear, but have some life left - 
   Shimano 130bcd - 53t, and 42t (2) - Campagnolo 135bcd 42t - $5 each
   - SR Quill Stem 
    - 
   100mm/25.4mm - free for shipping
   - Rivendell Cork Grips 
    - lightly 
   used, raw/unfinished, not glued - $15
   - Fender Diamond Reinforcing Plate 
    - 
   unmarked, but likely old Honjo stock - $5
   - Driveside Sliding Dropout 
   

 - 
   unmarked, but likely Paragon (came with a Clockwork frame) - had this for 
   many years - no derailleur hanger - $5
   - Crank Bolt Covers 
    - 
   likely Shimano (6207 series), chromed steel - $5/pair
   - Saddle Wedge 
   
 - 
   brush brown waxed canvas - $40
   - Leather Mudflaps 
    - made of 
   premium leather from Horween (Chicago, IL) - $7-$12
   - Leather Washers  - 
   starting at $4

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[RBW] Re: FS: Yepp Maxi Easyfit Rear Child Seat with Easyfit Rack - $140 plus shipping

[David B]

Sold. Thanks!

On Wednesday, November 18, 2020 at 3:50:02 PM UTC-6 David B wrote:

> Kids are outgrowing this one and we're switching over to tag-a-long bikes, 
> so no need for this to just sit in the garage.
>
> Yepp Maxi Easyfit Rear Seat - gray
> Steco 'Power Safety Carrier' Rear Rack - silver, burly steel, has Easyfit 
> window so seat mounts directly to rack
>
> Both used on my Clem for a few years. Photo on my Clem from a couple years 
> ago (same condition overall now): 
> https://www.instagram.com/p/BjgPAmzBkDe/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link
>
> Selling both together. Shipping won't be cheap, but I do have a box ready 
> to go.
> $140 plus shipping for the set.
> Contact off list if you can.
> Paypal for payment.
>
>
> Pickup near River Grove, IL is an option - though please make arrangements 
> to pay first with PayPal, and pickup within a week - doing some garage work 
> so clearing things out.
>
> Thanks,
> David
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[RBW] FS: Yepp Maxi Easyfit Rear Child Seat with Easyfit Rack - $140 plus shipping

[David B]

Kids are outgrowing this one and we're switching over to tag-a-long bikes, 
so no need for this to just sit in the garage.

Yepp Maxi Easyfit Rear Seat - gray
Steco 'Power Safety Carrier' Rear Rack - silver, burly steel, has Easyfit 
window so seat mounts directly to rack

Both used on my Clem for a few years. Photo on my Clem from a couple years 
ago (same condition overall now): 
https://www.instagram.com/p/BjgPAmzBkDe/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link

Selling both together. Shipping won't be cheap, but I do have a box ready 
to go.
$140 plus shipping for the set.
Contact off list if you can.
Paypal for payment.


Pickup near River Grove, IL is an option - though please make arrangements 
to pay first with PayPal, and pickup within a week - doing some garage work 
so clearing things out.

Thanks,
David

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[RBW] Re: FS: Nitto Tallux Stem - 50mm/26.0mm - $72 shipped

[David B]

Sold. Thanks!

On Saturday, October 31, 2020 at 4:00:21 PM UTC-5, David B wrote:
>
> I'm setting up my Clem with Crust Shaka bars and overestimated the 
> shortness of stem reach that I'd need. My Clem's a first generation before 
> the top tube got a bit longer, so apparently I didn't need as short of stem 
> as I needed. Good though for drop bars on long top-tube'd bikes. If this 
> was a current generation Clem - this is what I'd need. Would be nice with 
> Albastache bars or wider drops. I've tracked down the correct stem that I 
> need so looking to sell this outright - no trades.
>
> So... for sale...
> Nitto Tallux Stem
> 26.0mm clamp
> 50mm reach
> Greased the quill and installed after receiving this yesterday, and ridden 
> a few times in my alley before realizing it was too short for my liking 
> with this bar combo.
>
> Looks like I got one of the last ones in stock as Rivendell appears to be 
> out of stock of this size at the moment.
>
> Asking $72 shipped. A few bucks off Riv's price and free conUS shipping. 
> Happy to ship other places to - with shipping be adjusted as appropriate.
> Contact off list please - if that's an issue, contact through my webshop - 
> treetop.bigcartel.com/contact
>
>
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[RBW] FS: Nitto Tallux Stem - 50mm/26.0mm - $72 shipped

[David B]

I'm setting up my Clem with Crust Shaka bars and overestimated the 
shortness of stem reach that I'd need. My Clem's a first generation before 
the top tube got a bit longer, so apparently I didn't need as short of stem 
as I needed. Good though for drop bars on long top-tube'd bikes. If this 
was a current generation Clem - this is what I'd need. Would be nice with 
Albastache bars or wider drops. I've tracked down the correct stem that I 
need so looking to sell this outright - no trades.

So... for sale...
Nitto Tallux Stem
26.0mm clamp
50mm reach
Greased the quill and installed after receiving this yesterday, and ridden 
a few times in my alley before realizing it was too short for my liking 
with this bar combo.

Looks like I got one of the last ones in stock as Rivendell appears to be 
out of stock of this size at the moment.

Asking $72 shipped. A few bucks off Riv's price and free conUS shipping. 
Happy to ship other places to - with shipping be adjusted as appropriate.
Contact off list please - if that's an issue, contact through my webshop - 
treetop.bigcartel.com/contact


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[RBW] WTB: 45t 110bcd Chainring

[David B]

Searching for a 45t 110bcd chainring.

I've found a 'magic' gear to single speed my Redwood without a chain 
tensioner, and now have to work around tooth counts to get a gear that I 
want, which involves me needing a 45t chainring.

I know Riv has sold odd-tooth chainrings in the recent past (43t for sure), 
but vaguely think I saw a 45t some time back. I could be mis-remembering 
this though.

So, either way, looking for a chainring with the following criteria:
110bcd
Silver preferred
45 teeth
Any brand would be fine

Contact off list if you can - or send an email through my webshop contact 
form (https://treetop.bigcartel.com/contact) if you can't reply using this 
interface.
Thanks,
David

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[RBW] Re: BRP

[David B]

I agree with Bill in the increased likeliness now of me spending more money 
at RBW.
David
River Grove, IL

On Thursday, October 1, 2020 at 10:59:05 AM UTC-5, Bill Lindsay wrote:
>
> Instagram, the Blahg, and maybe an email update have Rivendell Bicycle 
> Works putting their money where their mouths are.  Their announcement makes 
> me more likely to spend more of my money at Rivendell Bicycle Works.  
>
> Bill Lindsay
> El Cerrito, CA
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[RBW] WTB: Nitto Stem - 90mm/26.0mm - Technomic Deluxe or Tallux

[David B]

Need a different stem length for my Redwood.

Looking for:

   - Nitto Technomic Deluxe (190mm quill) or Tallux (225mm quill)
   - 90mm extension (Nitto measures this center-center on the middle line 
   of the extension, not on the top)
   - 26.0mm clamp

Preference is for the Technomic Deluxe version rather than Tallux as I 
don't need the full height that the Tallux affords.
Very good condition to new condition preferred.
Contact offlist if you have one to sell - photo would be great - and a 
price shipped to 60131.
If you can't contact offlist in the new format, you can send a message 
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Thanks,
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[RBW] Wavie Bar on Clem - A Review.

[David B]

I've had a recent itch to swap out bars on my Clem from the Albatross which 
I've been using since I built up my first generation Clem - I preordered a 
Clem frameset from the first batch so I've been riding with Albatross bars 
since whenever that was.
The Albatross bars were great for city riding, which at the time was what I 
was doing, with about a 10 mile round trip commute. I moved so that my 
commute became about 12 miles each way, so I commuted by bike (Clem) a 
couple times a week then used a regional train in combination with a lockup 
train station bike and bikeshare in the city. I got used to that commute 
and enjoyed not needing to worry about locking up my Clem on a large 
university campus.
Fast forward to now, my Clem became a kid-hauler and Albatross bars worked 
fine for that. I've sort of 'reclaimed' my Clem as a recreational bike now, 
which means mostly dirt and gravel (and sometimes muddy) trails around 
where I'm at. I found I wanted something a bit different than the Albatross.

My original plan was to setup two handlebar setups, drops and an 
upright/flat bar, using a rinko-style setup to easily swap bars using 
cantilever brakes without needing to undo any cables. A headset mounted 
shifter made this a lot easier as I just needed to deal with brake cables.

First, I tried out some drop bars to see what that would be like: 
https://www.instagram.com/p/B-koMDRFxak/

I used a 5cm Nitto stem with 50cm Velo Orange rando bars. I liked the 
width, and the overall handling was spot on, but I felt I could go wider. 
Note that my 1st gen Clem has a 64cm ett, shorter than the following runs. 
It was a successful experiment, but I want to go wider.

Then I set up a Wavie bar, using the same 12cm stem I was using with the 
Albatross bar.
It took a few rides to get used to, but I think this completely nailed what 
I was going for. 
I was unsure at first about the 'flatness' of the bar - I had wanted (and 
what others have wanted) a wider Albatross bar. However, after riding the 
Wavie bar, I think this is exactly what I wanted. I think a wider Albatross 
bar wouldn't ride with the same feel as a regular Albatross. In other 
words, the Wavie bar fills my desire for a wider Albatross.

The Wavie bar shaped seemed familiar in photos, and now I can see why. It 
is essentially a wider Jitensha bar (B2522). The way they made the Jitensha 
bar wider is pretty clever, with it seems minimal changes to existing 
manufacturing process. First, the clamp sleeve itself is wider, allowing 
the 'bends' of the bar to be wider. It's actually the same distance from 
the edge of the clamp sleeve to the bend on the Wavie bar and the Jitensha 
bar. Since the Wavie clamp sleeve itself is wider, this makes the bends 
wider. Otherwise exact shape from end of clamp sleeve to ben. Then the 
bends are the same, with the only difference being a longer grip area, 
which brings the end of the bars back further than the Jitensha and allows 
room for a full grip, brake lever, and shifter. The Jitensha do not have 
room for shifters butted up on the brake levers. Since I don't run bar 
mounted shifters, this leaves a comfortable secondary grip area, much like 
grabbing the curves on an Albatross.

I still plan on trying out a wider drop bar setup and have the option of 
easily swapping handlebar setups. I'm leaning towards the Crust Shaka bar 
as my next experiment.

So...
The Wavie bar is great. If you've wanted a wider Albatross bar, this might 
actually be what you want. If you've wanted a wider Jitensha bar, this is 
exactly what you want.

Current Clem setup: https://www.instagram.com/p/CFUwMd3lb-1/
David

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[RBW] FS: Drop Handlebar Setup - 50mm Nitto Stem - VO 50cm Rando Bar - Non-Aero Brake Levers - Tape - $70 plus shipping

[David B]

Selling a setup that I had on my Clem - original plan was to test out drop 
bars to see how I like them on my first generation Clem. Well I certainly 
like them and the experiment was a success, but am itching to try some 
different wider drops once the new Riv 31.8mm stems arrive. I'm running a 
Wavie bar in the meantime, which is wonderful! Plan to have 2 handlebar 
setups, setup rinko style for easy swaps. 

So...
Selling this as a complete setup rather than taking apart the nice 
condition Newbaum's cloth tape.

Includes:
Nitto Technomic Standard Stem - 50mm extension, 26.0mm clamp, polished 
silver, 225mm quill height
Velo Orange Rando Bar - 50cm width (end-end centers) - this version does 
NOT fit barend shifters
Dia Compe Non-Aero Brake Levers
Newbaum's Blue Cloth Tape
Mismatched corks for bar plugs (installed, not in photos though)

Does not include cables or housing.

$70 for everything listed plus shipping.
Seen here on my Clem: https://www.instagram.com/p/B-koMDRFxak/

Paypal for payment.
Contact offlist if you can. If you're having issues with that, feel free to 
send a message through my webshop: https://treetop.bigcartel.com/contact
Thanks,
David

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[RBW] Re: FS: Nitto Albatross Bars - CroMo - 55cm - $40 plus shipping - used

[David B]

These have sold.


On Wednesday, September 9, 2020 at 3:48:55 PM UTC-5, David B wrote:
>
> Title says it all!
> Switching to Wavie bars that just came in. Time to set these free.
>
> Nitto Albatross Bars
> Cromo.
> 55cm width.
> Used - tape residue from wrapping grip area and curves. It'll come off 
> with rubbing alcohol - or leave it if you intend to tape the curves too.
>
> $40 plus actual shipping from 60131 - they're boxed up now, just hair 
> under 2 lbs.
> Photos here: 
> https://www.instagram.com/p/CE7gMjOFei7/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link
> Paypal for payment.
> Contact offlist if you can. If you can't, go through my webshop to send a 
> message: https://treetop.bigcartel.com/contact
>
> Thanks,
> David
>

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[RBW] FS: Nitto Albatross Bars - CroMo - 55cm - $40 plus shipping - used

[David B]

Title says it all!
Switching to Wavie bars that just came in. Time to set these free.

Nitto Albatross Bars
Cromo.
55cm width.
Used - tape residue from wrapping grip area and curves. It'll come off with 
rubbing alcohol - or leave it if you intend to tape the curves too.

$40 plus actual shipping from 60131 - they're boxed up now, just hair under 
2 lbs.
Photos here: 
https://www.instagram.com/p/CE7gMjOFei7/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link
Paypal for payment.
Contact offlist if you can. If you can't, go through my webshop to send a 
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Thanks,
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[RBW] Re: FS: Parts - 650b tires mostly, Nitto Pearl 12cm/26.0, Soma 700c 38mm tires

[David B]

Several things sold, updated list with a few new things added below:

>
> I've set up everything in my webshop. Links below.
>
> Prices listed INCLUDE shipping in the US. 
> I can also ship outside of the US - contact me for shipping quotes.
>
> Since Google Groups is a bit of a mess with PMs right now, you can go 
> through this link in my webshop to contact me if you can't reply offlist: 
> https://treetop.bigcartel.com/contact
>
> There's other items in my webshop, on-topic bike bags and a couple other 
> parts and off-topic leather goods.
>

   - Gyes Leather Saddle 
    - sort of 
   like a chopped Brooks B17 with lacing, low use, was on a folder that I've 
   switched over to a beater saddler - $55 shipped
   - King Water Bottle Cages 
    - 
   traditional model, stainless steel, used, price is for a PAIR of cages - 
   $25 shipped
   - Panaracer Gravelking Slick Tires 
    - 650b, 48mm - lot of 
   4 tires - 2 are used, 2 are new with packaging - all 4 tires for $105 
   shipped
   - Soma Grand Randonneur 
   

 
   - 650b x 42mm green label, pair, lots and lots of use on these, tread is 
   thin, best for a backup or to test fit in a frame - $25 shipped
   - Continental Contact 
   

 
   - 650b, 1.9", pair, ended up being too wide for my frame, wire bead, 
   minimal wear to tread - $45 shipped

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Re: [RBW] FS/T berthoud saddle

[David B]

While the box does indeed say Agnel, the saddle sure looks like a 
Galibier/Solour. The width I believe matches spec for that narrower saddle 
with the photo with a ruler, and there are no saddlebag loops.
David

On Wednesday, September 2, 2020 at 3:42:16 PM UTC-5, Steve Palincsar wrote:
>
> Abraham doesn't mention the name of the saddle model, but it's clearly 
> visible in the photos: Agnel.  For those unfamiliar with this model (I'd 
> never heard of it) here's what they say on the Rene Herse site about this 
> model:
>
> Berthoud Women’s Saddle, Agnel/Marie-Blanque 
>
> $235.00 – $299.00
>
> Gilles Berthoud’s extralight women-specific saddle has a shorter nose than 
> the Aravis saddle. Choose between titanium rails (Agnel) for superlight 
> weight and even more comfort (titanium rails flex more), or economical 
> stainless steel rails (Marie-Blanque).
>
> Leather saddles have long offered the ultimate in comfort for 
> long-distance cycling, because they shape themselves to your unique 
> anatomy. Gilles Berthoud’s saddles use thoroughly modern materials and 
> construction methods, while maintaining the advantages of a tensioned 
> leather saddle. We’ve been riding these saddles for years, because we find 
> them so comfortable.
>
> The leather is thick and initially firm, but Berthoud saddles are 
> pre-softened to shorten the break-in. They are comfortable after just a few 
> long rides, and then they last many years. If the leather gets dry, we 
> recommend a light treatment with Obenauf’s leather preservative 
> .
>  
> Berthoud saddles rarely need tensioning. When they do, the tension is easy 
> to adjust with a 5 mm allen key.
>
> On 9/2/20 2:40 PM, abraham nussbaum wrote:
>
> I bought a bike and a saddle off this list last year. The bike is a 
> keeper, the saddle is too narrow. 
>
> It's beautiful-- titanium rails, amazing color, still with original 
> packaging, never treated/broken in-- but a 5 mile ride made it clear I need 
> a wider platform. Unfortunately, while laying around my garage for the 
> past year, it earned a scratch in the top. (Pix here 
> .)
>
> New retails 
> 
>  
> for $299, but given the scratch, I am asking $225 w. shipping CONUS.
>
> Also willing to trade for:
> -mission workshop transit arkiv
> -outershell rack bag
> -XS bike/frameset suitable for a teenage girl
> -a pair of Paul QR skewers
> -something else interesting
>
> Thanks, Abraham
> abraham [at] gmail.com
> amnussbaum [at] gmail
>
> -- 
> Steve Palincsar
> Alexandria, Virginia 
> USA
>
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[RBW] FS: Parts - 650b tires mostly, Nitto Pearl 12cm/26.0, Soma 700c 38mm tires

[David B]

In search of a new tire for my 650b-converted Redwood, I've tried out a LOT 
of 650b tires and amassed a somewhat embarrassing collection. I posted to 
the 650b group, but figured this might be a good fit too.

I have Ultradynamico Rose tires on the way from Riv (with a Wavie bar I'm 
looking forward to trying out) so need to pay off the credit card!

I've set up everything in my webshop. Links below.

Prices listed INCLUDE shipping in the US. 
I can also ship outside of the US - contact me for shipping quotes.

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parts and off-topic leather goods. Feel free to add those items and I'll 
adjust combined shipping if I can fit everything in a padded flat rate 
envelope.

Tires Available...

1. Panaracer Pari Moto Tires 
 - 650b x 48mm - pair, new 
in packaging, black/black - kinda forgot I had these - $65 shipped

2. WTB Horizon Tires 
 - 650b x 
47mm - pair, tanwalls, minimal use, extremely minimal wear to treads, 
really not noticeable, so nearly like new tread - $70

3. Soma Grand Randonneur 
 - 
650b x 42mm green label, pair, lots and lots of use on these, tread is 
thin, best for a backup or to test fit in a frame - $25 shipped

4. Continental Contact 
 
- 650b, 1.9", pair, ended up being too wide for my frame, wire bead, 
minimal wear to tread - $45 shipped

5. Nitto Pearl Stem 
 - 
12cm, 26.0mm, older version with script in side of extension - $45 shipped

6. Soma Supple Vitesse SL 
 
- 700 x 38mm - pair, tanwalls, minimal use, briefly had these on my 
now-sold Roadini - $55 shipped

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[RBW] Ultradynamico 650b Tires - Actual Widths? or Mixed Terrain 650b Tire Recs.

[David B]

I'm in a current search for a new 650b tire. I was using WTB Byways, then 
Horizons, but want something that geared more towards dirt than pavement. 
Local trails around me are a combination of dirt and gravel and my specific 
area is not as well maintained than other sections of a longer trail that I 
typically ride, so lots of tree roots, some rocks, 

I'm curious about the Ultradynamico offerings and would like to test them 
out if they're no larger than ~47 actual width. 
That's about as wide as I can fit in my Redwood with fenders.

So, anyone running the Ultradynamico tires and care to share actual widths? 
My rims are ~25mm outer width (~18/19 internal).

Or, any recommendations for a mixed terrain tire in an actual width range 
of 43mm - 47mm?
Thanks,
David

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[RBW] FS: Tires - WTB Horizon, Grand Bois Hetre (red, new), Soma, Conti Contact

[David B]

In search of a goldilocks tire for my converted Riv Redwood, I've collected 
a buncha 650b tires that are available.

VERY IMPORTANT NOTE!!! These are all listed in my webshop - please, please, 
please go through there to claim and pay. If they're shown as SOLD OUT 
there, then that means they've been sold already. 

Prices listed INCLUDE shipping in the US. 
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Tires Available...

1. Grand Bois Hetre 

 
- pair, new in packaging, red - bought these just in case 47/48mm didn't 
work out, but didn't end up needing them - $110 shipped

2. WTB Horizon 
 - pair, 
tanwalls, minimal use, extremely minimal wear to treads, really not 
noticeable, so nearly like new tread - $70

3. Soma Grand Randonneur 
 - 
42mm green label, pair, lots and lots of use on these, tread is thin, best 
for a backup or to test fit in a frame - $25 shipped

4. Continental Contact 
 
- 1.9", ended up being too wide for my frame, wire bead, minimal wear to 
tread - $45 shipped

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[RBW] Re: Pondering one 'nice' bike...

[David B]

Pondering no more. Keeping both bikes, however this process relieved the 
'preciousness' of the Redwood and I think I'm going to to get canti studs 
added for 650b. Then I'll really be set... for now.
David

On Thursday, August 6, 2020 at 12:59:32 PM UTC-5, David B wrote:
>
> I've had lofty goals to increase riding while working from home - those 
> were unrealistic with young kids - and I'm now leaning towards one 'nice' 
> bike as an all-rounder. I likely won't be doing road-exclusive rides, so 
> don't really need a 'road' bike, hence the sale of my Roadini.
>
> With a Roadini sale, I'll be left with the following:
> Riv Redwood, 650b'd and fendered - 
> https://www.instagram.com/p/B_yrQRyl3T6/
> Riv Clem Smith Jr., currently w/ drops - 
> https://www.instagram.com/p/B-99voyFx5D/
>
> What I'd really like is a bike that can take 2.1" tires and fenders and be 
> setup comfortably with either drops or albatross bars, and with geometry 
> angles somewhere between the Clem (71.5 hta/sta) and Redwood (73 hta/sta).
>
> I've been very attached to the Redwood, however I've been shifting to the 
> 'bikes are just bikes' attitude and am open to passing it along if need be.
> I say 'nice' as I have a lockup train station bike and a folding bike that 
> I'll be keeping.
>
> I see potential options as:
> 1. Sell Redwood, keep Clem and be okay with current setup
> 2. Sell Clem, keep Redwood and be okay with 47mm tires w/ fenders
> 3. Sell Redwood, sell Clem, buy an Appaloosa
> 4. Sell Redwood, sell Clem, buy a Black Mountain Monstercross
> 5. Ignore this desire and keep both bikes
>
> Note - this is not a feeler for selling either bike - if I sell the 
> Redwood it'll not be a bargain sale.
>
> Thoughts, suggestions, other options? Other options would need to fit 
> ~94pbh.
> Thanks,
> David
>

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[RBW] Re: Pondering one 'nice' bike...

[David B]

In looking for Toyo or Waterford Atlantis geometries, I happened upon the 
geometry for the first version of the Clem Smith Jr, which I have.
Geometry-wise it's pretty much the same as the Appaloosa with a couple 
minor differences. 
Pertinents below:
Clem (59cm first version)
HTA/STA - 71.5/71.5
Effective Top Tube - 64cm
Seat Tube - 59cm
Chainstays - 56cm

Appaloosa (60cm - current largest size)
HTA/STA - 72/71/5
Effective Top Tube - 64cm
Seat Tube - 60cm
Chainstays - 53.5cm

This now makes sense as to why my switch to drop bars on the Clem was easy 
and it rides comfortably with wide drops. And it has more tire clearance 
than the Appaloosa. So, Clem it is in the decision whether an Appaloosa 
would be worth the frame swap.
So, I guess now the real question is whether or not I sell my Redwood...
David



On Thursday, August 6, 2020 at 12:59:32 PM UTC-5, David B wrote:
>
> I've had lofty goals to increase riding while working from home - those 
> were unrealistic with young kids - and I'm now leaning towards one 'nice' 
> bike as an all-rounder. I likely won't be doing road-exclusive rides, so 
> don't really need a 'road' bike, hence the sale of my Roadini.
>
> With a Roadini sale, I'll be left with the following:
> Riv Redwood, 650b'd and fendered - 
> https://www.instagram.com/p/B_yrQRyl3T6/
> Riv Clem Smith Jr., currently w/ drops - 
> https://www.instagram.com/p/B-99voyFx5D/
>
> What I'd really like is a bike that can take 2.1" tires and fenders and be 
> setup comfortably with either drops or albatross bars, and with geometry 
> angles somewhere between the Clem (71.5 hta/sta) and Redwood (73 hta/sta).
>
> I've been very attached to the Redwood, however I've been shifting to the 
> 'bikes are just bikes' attitude and am open to passing it along if need be.
> I say 'nice' as I have a lockup train station bike and a folding bike that 
> I'll be keeping.
>
> I see potential options as:
> 1. Sell Redwood, keep Clem and be okay with current setup
> 2. Sell Clem, keep Redwood and be okay with 47mm tires w/ fenders
> 3. Sell Redwood, sell Clem, buy an Appaloosa
> 4. Sell Redwood, sell Clem, buy a Black Mountain Monstercross
> 5. Ignore this desire and keep both bikes
>
> Note - this is not a feeler for selling either bike - if I sell the 
> Redwood it'll not be a bargain sale.
>
> Thoughts, suggestions, other options? Other options would need to fit 
> ~94pbh.
> Thanks,
> David
>

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[RBW] Re: Pondering one 'nice' bike...

[David B]

78mm drop on the Redwood. Works fine with 47mm tires. Likely fine with 42mm 
and 170mm cranks. I wouldn't go with smaller tires than that though.

On Saturday, August 8, 2020 at 10:47:15 AM UTC-5, Andy Beichler wrote:
>
> What is the bottom bracket drop on your Redwood? Was that built before 
> Rivendell started using 80 mm of drop for frames?  I have an 84 Paramount 
> touring with 80mm of drop and have played with the idea of putting 650b on 
> it.  I have never made any moves to make it happen due to the bb drop but 
> if it is the same as a Redwood, I might actually look into it.  
>
> On Thursday, August 6, 2020 at 1:59:32 PM UTC-4, David B wrote:
>>
>> I've had lofty goals to increase riding while working from home - those 
>> were unrealistic with young kids - and I'm now leaning towards one 'nice' 
>> bike as an all-rounder. I likely won't be doing road-exclusive rides, so 
>> don't really need a 'road' bike, hence the sale of my Roadini.
>>
>> With a Roadini sale, I'll be left with the following:
>> Riv Redwood, 650b'd and fendered - 
>> https://www.instagram.com/p/B_yrQRyl3T6/
>> Riv Clem Smith Jr., currently w/ drops - 
>> https://www.instagram.com/p/B-99voyFx5D/
>>
>> What I'd really like is a bike that can take 2.1" tires and fenders and 
>> be setup comfortably with either drops or albatross bars, and with geometry 
>> angles somewhere between the Clem (71.5 hta/sta) and Redwood (73 hta/sta).
>>
>> I've been very attached to the Redwood, however I've been shifting to the 
>> 'bikes are just bikes' attitude and am open to passing it along if need be.
>> I say 'nice' as I have a lockup train station bike and a folding bike 
>> that I'll be keeping.
>>
>> I see potential options as:
>> 1. Sell Redwood, keep Clem and be okay with current setup
>> 2. Sell Clem, keep Redwood and be okay with 47mm tires w/ fenders
>> 3. Sell Redwood, sell Clem, buy an Appaloosa
>> 4. Sell Redwood, sell Clem, buy a Black Mountain Monstercross
>> 5. Ignore this desire and keep both bikes
>>
>> Note - this is not a feeler for selling either bike - if I sell the 
>> Redwood it'll not be a bargain sale.
>>
>> Thoughts, suggestions, other options? Other options would need to fit 
>> ~94pbh.
>> Thanks,
>> David
>>
>

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[RBW] Re: Pondering one 'nice' bike...

[David B]

Good to know! Thanks!

On Saturday, August 8, 2020 at 5:50:02 AM UTC-5, brendonoid wrote:
>
> I managed to fit 2.1 knobbies (smart sams) with fenders on a 58cm 
> Appaloosa just to help out here.
>
> On Friday, 7 August 2020 at 02:45:13 UTC+8 Ginz wrote:
>
>> Can the Appaoosa give you 2.1" tires plus fenders?  Or do you need an 
>> Atlantis for that?   The biggest question is can you setup one bike with 
>> both Albatross and drops and be happy? Will have to do the zero CM stem 
>> thing and will you be happy with that?
>>
>> If you can be ok with the 47mm tires, I'd keep the Redwood and get the 
>> bars you like. 
>>
>> Maybe pick the one bike, set it up how you want it and see how long the 
>> honeymoon lasts?  In other words, don't sell unless you've really tested 
>> your decision for a good while.
>> I, too, have a bit of identity crises among my bikes and am trying to 
>> figure it out.
>>
>> Ginz
>>
>> On Thursday, August 6, 2020 at 1:59:32 PM UTC-4 David B wrote:
>>
>>> I've had lofty goals to increase riding while working from home - those 
>>> were unrealistic with young kids - and I'm now leaning towards one 'nice' 
>>> bike as an all-rounder. I likely won't be doing road-exclusive rides, so 
>>> don't really need a 'road' bike, hence the sale of my Roadini.
>>>
>>> With a Roadini sale, I'll be left with the following:
>>> Riv Redwood, 650b'd and fendered - 
>>> https://www.instagram.com/p/B_yrQRyl3T6/
>>> Riv Clem Smith Jr., currently w/ drops - 
>>> https://www.instagram.com/p/B-99voyFx5D/
>>>
>>> What I'd really like is a bike that can take 2.1" tires and fenders and 
>>> be setup comfortably with either drops or albatross bars, and with geometry 
>>> angles somewhere between the Clem (71.5 hta/sta) and Redwood (73 hta/sta).
>>>
>>> I've been very attached to the Redwood, however I've been shifting to 
>>> the 'bikes are just bikes' attitude and am open to passing it along if need 
>>> be.
>>> I say 'nice' as I have a lockup train station bike and a folding bike 
>>> that I'll be keeping.
>>>
>>> I see potential options as:
>>> 1. Sell Redwood, keep Clem and be okay with current setup
>>> 2. Sell Clem, keep Redwood and be okay with 47mm tires w/ fenders
>>> 3. Sell Redwood, sell Clem, buy an Appaloosa
>>> 4. Sell Redwood, sell Clem, buy a Black Mountain Monstercross
>>> 5. Ignore this desire and keep both bikes
>>>
>>> Note - this is not a feeler for selling either bike - if I sell the 
>>> Redwood it'll not be a bargain sale.
>>>
>>> Thoughts, suggestions, other options? Other options would need to fit 
>>> ~94pbh.
>>> Thanks,
>>> David
>>>
>>

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[RBW] Re: Pondering one 'nice' bike...

[David B]

That might just be the ticket! Anyone have a 66cm Toyo Atlantis?

On Friday, August 7, 2020 at 10:20:22 PM UTC-5, Reid Echols wrote:
>
> Keep them all, and buy a 66cm Toyo Atlantis to boot. Or if you want just 
> one, the Atlantis is hard to beat. 
>
> Reid in Austin 
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Re: [RBW] Re: Pondering one 'nice' bike...

[David B]

The Clem certainly is the most versatile and I'd be more inclined to load 
up this one for camping trips vs the Redwood. I have 2.1" Thunderburts 
right now which are a pretty sweet spot, but lots of options.

On Friday, August 7, 2020 at 2:57:22 PM UTC-5, Mark Roland wrote:
>
> Those are some excellent examples there, Steve. Thanks for doing the work!
>
> I'm trying to eliminate bikes too. I kind of am, but they seem to be 
> getting replaced with Rivendells. All of the Hillibike variety, which I 
> feel is hard to come by anywhere else. I like the utility and the fun of 
> the Clems. 
>
> With the extra dough from selling the Redwood, you could get a nice passle 
> o' supple rubber:
>  
> 44 Snoqualmie (file tread)
> 55 Antelope (file tread)
> 29 x 2.2" Fleecer Ridge (knobbie)
>
> Or similar from other brands. Get a second wheelset for the Fleecers.
>
> With a slight saddle adjustment, you can get a smidge more seat angle 
> (really such a slight difference between 71.5 and 72 anyway.) Easily 
> handles the 2.1" with fenders, drops. Really a vintage mtb drop bar 
> conversion but way better, with longer stays and more stack. I've never 
> ridden a Redwood, but I have ridden bikes with the same geometry and wheel 
> size. In terms of versatility and fun, super hard to beat a Clem. When the 
> kids are older and you're having a midlife crisis, you can order up a 
> Roadeo.
>
>
> On Friday, August 7, 2020 at 3:13:40 PM UTC-4, Steve Palincsar wrote:
>>
>> On 8/7/20 3:03 PM, Jason Fuller wrote: 
>> > While I should take my own advice when I say this, I think the 
>> > difference between 47c and 2.1" is almost all in one's head 
>>
>>
>> The difference between 47 mm ( "47c" is fingernails screeching on a 
>> blackboard) and 2.1" is a whopping 5.3mm.   5.3mm is more than the 
>> difference between a 23mm tire and a 28mm tire; more than the difference 
>> between a 28mm tire and a 32mm tire; more than the difference between a 
>> 38mm tire and a 42mm tire.  Those are non-trivial differences, and are 
>> instantly noticeable when riding.   "Almost all in one's head?"  I doubt 
>> it... 
>>
>>
>> -- 
>> Steve Palincsar 
>> Alexandria, Virginia 
>> USA 
>>
>>

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[RBW] Re: Pondering one 'nice' bike...

[David B]

I don't disagree with this in practice - and certainly 47mm is enough for 
trails - so I'm leaning towards trying out some semi-knobby 47mm 650b 
tires. This might be the first step and see which bike I prefer.

On Friday, August 7, 2020 at 2:03:02 PM UTC-5, Jason Fuller wrote:
>
> While I should take my own advice when I say this, I think the difference 
> between 47c and 2.1" is almost all in one's head and you'll be able to ride 
> either tire in basically any of the same situations and the bike will do 
> the job.  That Redwood looks great and seems like a perfect all-rounder 
> visually, but I know that for me 73 HTA is getting to be steeper than I 
> like. If it's stable enough for you, I'd continue to rock that, 
> personally.  If you're feeling the want for something more stable, what 
> about the upcoming batch of Hillbornes?  Hopefully they'll be canti, and 
> then you'll be able to fit the 47c and to me, that's a pretty ideal 
> all-rounder size. Among the multitude of great and versatile Rivendells 
> over the years, I struggle to imagine any being more versatile than the 
> Hillborne. 

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[RBW] Re: FS: 61cm Roadini - Orange - Complete - $1000

[David B]

This is sold. Thanks!

On Thursday, August 6, 2020 at 12:40:38 PM UTC-5, David B wrote:
>
> Bumping and offering other options between frameset and complete.
> Complete as listed - $1000
> Complete with Jitensha bar setup instead of drops - $950
> Frame/fork/headset with wheels and tires - $750
>
> If you're interested in just frame/fork/headset OR anything between this 
> and complete, contact me offlist and we can discuss.
> David
>
> On Thursday, July 30, 2020 at 3:24:38 PM UTC-5, David B wrote:
>>
>> After mulling bike decisions, and working from home for several months 
>> now (and at least until December too for sure), I've had time to play 
>> around with my bike lineup and have decided to pass on my Roadini. It's a 
>> wonderful bike for sure, but my Clem and 650b'd Redwood are a better fit 
>> for the dirt (often muddy) trails around me. And for taller folks, it's 
>> comparable in fit (nearly identical) to my 65cm Redwood - with the 61cm 
>> Roadini actually having higher stack. And it's super comfy - if I could've 
>> fit 47mm 650b tires and fenders in it, I would be keeping the Roadini 
>> instead of my Redwood.
>>
>> Offering this as a complete first. If there's no interest, I may consider 
>> selling it as a frameset and parting it out. Shifting bits are eclectic, 
>> though I think I have more modern parts that I could swap in.
>> Build includes:
>>
>> Riv Roadini Frame/Fork - orange in very nice used condition
>> Sun/Shimano Wheelset - handbuilt recently, Shimano RS400 hubs, Sun CR18 
>> polished silver rims, 36 Sapim 14ga spokes
>> Panaracer Gravelking Tires - 700x38 - new as of last week
>> Sunrace 8-speed cassette
>> Suntour ARX Rear Derailleur - medium/long cage
>> Suntour Accushift Downtube Shifter - set to friction, won't match in 
>> indexed mode - have matching ratcheting left shifter I can include
>> Stock Seatpost
>> Nitto Technomic Stem - 10cm, 26.0mm
>> Velo Orange Grand Cru Drop Bars - 46cm, maes parallel clone
>> Shimano Brake Levers
>> Shimano Medium Reach Brakes - added matching cartridge pad holders/salmon 
>> brake pads
>> Shimano Dura Ace 7410 Crankset - 172.5mm - 43t chainring w/ de-toothed 
>> chainring bashguard - happy to swap this to a double chainring setup
>> VP Pedals
>> Fizik Saddle
>>
>> Photos here when I had it set up with different wheels and less gears: 
>> https://www.instagram.com/p/B_u6qH3Fynr/
>>
>> $1000 plus shipping - bell not included, pedals/saddle are.
>> This isn't a financially-motivated sale, so I'm likely not too open to 
>> offers, but feel free to send if you think my price is off.
>> Local sale would be preferred - can travel a reasonable distance from the 
>> Chicago area to meet.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>

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[RBW] Pondering one 'nice' bike...

[David B]

I've had lofty goals to increase riding while working from home - those 
were unrealistic with young kids - and I'm now leaning towards one 'nice' 
bike as an all-rounder. I likely won't be doing road-exclusive rides, so 
don't really need a 'road' bike, hence the sale of my Roadini.

With a Roadini sale, I'll be left with the following:
Riv Redwood, 650b'd and fendered - https://www.instagram.com/p/B_yrQRyl3T6/
Riv Clem Smith Jr., currently w/ drops - 
https://www.instagram.com/p/B-99voyFx5D/

What I'd really like is a bike that can take 2.1" tires and fenders and be 
setup comfortably with either drops or albatross bars, and with geometry 
angles somewhere between the Clem (71.5 hta/sta) and Redwood (73 hta/sta).

I've been very attached to the Redwood, however I've been shifting to the 
'bikes are just bikes' attitude and am open to passing it along if need be.
I say 'nice' as I have a lockup train station bike and a folding bike that 
I'll be keeping.

I see potential options as:
1. Sell Redwood, keep Clem and be okay with current setup
2. Sell Clem, keep Redwood and be okay with 47mm tires w/ fenders
3. Sell Redwood, sell Clem, buy an Appaloosa
4. Sell Redwood, sell Clem, buy a Black Mountain Monstercross
5. Ignore this desire and keep both bikes

Note - this is not a feeler for selling either bike - if I sell the Redwood 
it'll not be a bargain sale.

Thoughts, suggestions, other options? Other options would need to fit 
~94pbh.
Thanks,
David

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[RBW] Re: FS: 61cm Roadini - Orange - Complete - $1000

[David B]

Bumping and offering other options between frameset and complete.
Complete as listed - $1000
Complete with Jitensha bar setup instead of drops - $950
Frame/fork/headset with wheels and tires - $750

If you're interested in just frame/fork/headset OR anything between this 
and complete, contact me offlist and we can discuss.
David

On Thursday, July 30, 2020 at 3:24:38 PM UTC-5, David B wrote:
>
> After mulling bike decisions, and working from home for several months now 
> (and at least until December too for sure), I've had time to play around 
> with my bike lineup and have decided to pass on my Roadini. It's a 
> wonderful bike for sure, but my Clem and 650b'd Redwood are a better fit 
> for the dirt (often muddy) trails around me. And for taller folks, it's 
> comparable in fit (nearly identical) to my 65cm Redwood - with the 61cm 
> Roadini actually having higher stack. And it's super comfy - if I could've 
> fit 47mm 650b tires and fenders in it, I would be keeping the Roadini 
> instead of my Redwood.
>
> Offering this as a complete first. If there's no interest, I may consider 
> selling it as a frameset and parting it out. Shifting bits are eclectic, 
> though I think I have more modern parts that I could swap in.
> Build includes:
>
> Riv Roadini Frame/Fork - orange in very nice used condition
> Sun/Shimano Wheelset - handbuilt recently, Shimano RS400 hubs, Sun CR18 
> polished silver rims, 36 Sapim 14ga spokes
> Panaracer Gravelking Tires - 700x38 - new as of last week
> Sunrace 8-speed cassette
> Suntour ARX Rear Derailleur - medium/long cage
> Suntour Accushift Downtube Shifter - set to friction, won't match in 
> indexed mode - have matching ratcheting left shifter I can include
> Stock Seatpost
> Nitto Technomic Stem - 10cm, 26.0mm
> Velo Orange Grand Cru Drop Bars - 46cm, maes parallel clone
> Shimano Brake Levers
> Shimano Medium Reach Brakes - added matching cartridge pad holders/salmon 
> brake pads
> Shimano Dura Ace 7410 Crankset - 172.5mm - 43t chainring w/ de-toothed 
> chainring bashguard - happy to swap this to a double chainring setup
> VP Pedals
> Fizik Saddle
>
> Photos here when I had it set up with different wheels and less gears: 
> https://www.instagram.com/p/B_u6qH3Fynr/
>
> $1000 plus shipping - bell not included, pedals/saddle are.
> This isn't a financially-motivated sale, so I'm likely not too open to 
> offers, but feel free to send if you think my price is off.
> Local sale would be preferred - can travel a reasonable distance from the 
> Chicago area to meet.
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>

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[RBW] Re: FS: 61cm Roadini - Orange - Complete - $1000

[David B]

Hi Alan,
I used a 6-speed Suntour freewheel and removed the outer 2 cogs. The 
remaining were threaded onto the upper portion of the freewheel body and 
stayed in place by design. So, as simple as removing the outer two cogs - 
just follow any instructions on Suntour freewheel disassembly.
David

On Friday, July 31, 2020 at 9:23:11 AM UTC-5, alan lavine wrote:
>
> Hi,
> Looked at the fotos on Instagram and someone asked about the 6 speed FW 
> with 2 cogs removed, mounted onto a SS/fixed hub.  I'm very interested in 
> doing the same thing.  Can you give details, please?
>
> Thanks,
> Alan NYC
>
> On Thursday, July 30, 2020 at 4:24:38 PM UTC-4, David B wrote:
>>
>> After mulling bike decisions, and working from home for several months 
>> now (and at least until December too for sure), I've had time to play 
>> around with my bike lineup and have decided to pass on my Roadini. It's a 
>> wonderful bike for sure, but my Clem and 650b'd Redwood are a better fit 
>> for the dirt (often muddy) trails around me. And for taller folks, it's 
>> comparable in fit (nearly identical) to my 65cm Redwood - with the 61cm 
>> Roadini actually having higher stack. And it's super comfy - if I could've 
>> fit 47mm 650b tires and fenders in it, I would be keeping the Roadini 
>> instead of my Redwood.
>>
>> Offering this as a complete first. If there's no interest, I may consider 
>> selling it as a frameset and parting it out. Shifting bits are eclectic, 
>> though I think I have more modern parts that I could swap in.
>> Build includes:
>>
>> Riv Roadini Frame/Fork - orange in very nice used condition
>> Sun/Shimano Wheelset - handbuilt recently, Shimano RS400 hubs, Sun CR18 
>> polished silver rims, 36 Sapim 14ga spokes
>> Panaracer Gravelking Tires - 700x38 - new as of last week
>> Sunrace 8-speed cassette
>> Suntour ARX Rear Derailleur - medium/long cage
>> Suntour Accushift Downtube Shifter - set to friction, won't match in 
>> indexed mode - have matching ratcheting left shifter I can include
>> Stock Seatpost
>> Nitto Technomic Stem - 10cm, 26.0mm
>> Velo Orange Grand Cru Drop Bars - 46cm, maes parallel clone
>> Shimano Brake Levers
>> Shimano Medium Reach Brakes - added matching cartridge pad holders/salmon 
>> brake pads
>> Shimano Dura Ace 7410 Crankset - 172.5mm - 43t chainring w/ de-toothed 
>> chainring bashguard - happy to swap this to a double chainring setup
>> VP Pedals
>> Fizik Saddle
>>
>> Photos here when I had it set up with different wheels and less gears: 
>> https://www.instagram.com/p/B_u6qH3Fynr/
>>
>> $1000 plus shipping - bell not included, pedals/saddle are.
>> This isn't a financially-motivated sale, so I'm likely not too open to 
>> offers, but feel free to send if you think my price is off.
>> Local sale would be preferred - can travel a reasonable distance from the 
>> Chicago area to meet.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>

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[RBW] Re: FS: 61cm Roadini - Orange - Complete - $1000

[David B]

Hi Alan,
I used a 6-speed Suntour freewheel and removed the outer 2 cogs. The 
remaining were threaded onto the upper portion of the freewheel body and 
stayed in place by design. So, as simple as removing the outer two cogs - 
just follow any instructions on Suntour freewheel hub disassembly.
David

On Friday, July 31, 2020 at 9:23:11 AM UTC-5, alan lavine wrote:
>
> Hi,
> Looked at the fotos on Instagram and someone asked about the 6 speed FW 
> with 2 cogs removed, mounted onto a SS/fixed hub.  I'm very interested in 
> doing the same thing.  Can you give details, please?
>
> Thanks,
> Alan NYC
>
> On Thursday, July 30, 2020 at 4:24:38 PM UTC-4, David B wrote:
>>
>> After mulling bike decisions, and working from home for several months 
>> now (and at least until December too for sure), I've had time to play 
>> around with my bike lineup and have decided to pass on my Roadini. It's a 
>> wonderful bike for sure, but my Clem and 650b'd Redwood are a better fit 
>> for the dirt (often muddy) trails around me. And for taller folks, it's 
>> comparable in fit (nearly identical) to my 65cm Redwood - with the 61cm 
>> Roadini actually having higher stack. And it's super comfy - if I could've 
>> fit 47mm 650b tires and fenders in it, I would be keeping the Roadini 
>> instead of my Redwood.
>>
>> Offering this as a complete first. If there's no interest, I may consider 
>> selling it as a frameset and parting it out. Shifting bits are eclectic, 
>> though I think I have more modern parts that I could swap in.
>> Build includes:
>>
>> Riv Roadini Frame/Fork - orange in very nice used condition
>> Sun/Shimano Wheelset - handbuilt recently, Shimano RS400 hubs, Sun CR18 
>> polished silver rims, 36 Sapim 14ga spokes
>> Panaracer Gravelking Tires - 700x38 - new as of last week
>> Sunrace 8-speed cassette
>> Suntour ARX Rear Derailleur - medium/long cage
>> Suntour Accushift Downtube Shifter - set to friction, won't match in 
>> indexed mode - have matching ratcheting left shifter I can include
>> Stock Seatpost
>> Nitto Technomic Stem - 10cm, 26.0mm
>> Velo Orange Grand Cru Drop Bars - 46cm, maes parallel clone
>> Shimano Brake Levers
>> Shimano Medium Reach Brakes - added matching cartridge pad holders/salmon 
>> brake pads
>> Shimano Dura Ace 7410 Crankset - 172.5mm - 43t chainring w/ de-toothed 
>> chainring bashguard - happy to swap this to a double chainring setup
>> VP Pedals
>> Fizik Saddle
>>
>> Photos here when I had it set up with different wheels and less gears: 
>> https://www.instagram.com/p/B_u6qH3Fynr/
>>
>> $1000 plus shipping - bell not included, pedals/saddle are.
>> This isn't a financially-motivated sale, so I'm likely not too open to 
>> offers, but feel free to send if you think my price is off.
>> Local sale would be preferred - can travel a reasonable distance from the 
>> Chicago area to meet.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>

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[RBW] FS: 61cm Roadini - Orange - Complete - $1000

[David B]

After mulling bike decisions, and working from home for several months now 
(and at least until December too for sure), I've had time to play around 
with my bike lineup and have decided to pass on my Roadini. It's a 
wonderful bike for sure, but my Clem and 650b'd Redwood are a better fit 
for the dirt (often muddy) trails around me. And for taller folks, it's 
comparable in fit (nearly identical) to my 65cm Redwood - with the 61cm 
Roadini actually having higher stack. And it's super comfy - if I could've 
fit 47mm 650b tires and fenders in it, I would be keeping the Roadini 
instead of my Redwood.

Offering this as a complete first. If there's no interest, I may consider 
selling it as a frameset and parting it out. Shifting bits are eclectic, 
though I think I have more modern parts that I could swap in.
Build includes:

Riv Roadini Frame/Fork - orange in very nice used condition
Sun/Shimano Wheelset - handbuilt recently, Shimano RS400 hubs, Sun CR18 
polished silver rims, 36 Sapim 14ga spokes
Panaracer Gravelking Tires - 700x38 - new as of last week
Sunrace 8-speed cassette
Suntour ARX Rear Derailleur - medium/long cage
Suntour Accushift Downtube Shifter - set to friction, won't match in 
indexed mode - have matching ratcheting left shifter I can include
Stock Seatpost
Nitto Technomic Stem - 10cm, 26.0mm
Velo Orange Grand Cru Drop Bars - 46cm, maes parallel clone
Shimano Brake Levers
Shimano Medium Reach Brakes - added matching cartridge pad holders/salmon 
brake pads
Shimano Dura Ace 7410 Crankset - 172.5mm - 43t chainring w/ de-toothed 
chainring bashguard - happy to swap this to a double chainring setup
VP Pedals
Fizik Saddle

Photos here when I had it set up with different wheels and less gears: 
https://www.instagram.com/p/B_u6qH3Fynr/

$1000 plus shipping - bell not included, pedals/saddle are.
This isn't a financially-motivated sale, so I'm likely not too open to 
offers, but feel free to send if you think my price is off.
Local sale would be preferred - can travel a reasonable distance from the 
Chicago area to meet.







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[RBW] Biggest Tires on a Roadini?

[David B]

38mm Panaracer Gravelkings (on 22mm external width rims) fit comfortably with 
Shimano brakes. Definitely acceptable clearances. 

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Your 650B convered Redwood (was: Re: [RBW] Roadini - 650b on bigger sizes?)

[David B]

Jim,
The Roadini would likely clear 42mm 650b tires are the max - fenders would 
probably fit but would need some mods at the fork crown. Guessing Tektro brakes 
would work. 
The Redwood has more clearance for fenders and tires - 47mm 650b tires fit. I 
have 58m VO fenders - though those only fit with MAFAC Raid brakes. 
And yes, mine is a 65cm - fit is close to identical to the 61cm Roadini - the 
stack on the Roadini is taller.
David

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[RBW] Roadini - 650b on bigger sizes?

[David B]

Adam,
For curiosity’s sake, I put 650b wheels in my 61cm Roadini to see what fit 
would be with WTB Horizons (47mm). They technically fit, however the tightest 
point is fork width - only ~1mm on either side of the tire. Rear would be fine. 
My regular setup is 700c with 38mm tires with Shimano brakes (47-57mm) brake 
pads near the bottom, guessing around 54mm reach. 
So with reach at 54mm for 700c, reach for 650b would be 73mm. So, do-able for 
sure, but at the end range for commonly available long reach brakes. 
I’d be comfortable with 42mm 650b tires, with narrower than ideal fenders.
For me 38mm 700c and 42mm 650b wouldn’t justify the switch unless I intended to 
add fenders. 
It’s a little bit of a shame as the Ram/Rom/Redwood had wider fork crowns. 
Here’s my Redwood with 47mm 650b: 
https://www.instagram.com/p/B_yrQRyl3T6/?igshid=uv3t2cag2s1f
David
River Grove, IL

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[RBW] Re: Kid/Haulin’ Trailer Recommendations for Clem.

[David B]

Got it - I might consider an Xtracycle conversion on an old mtb if I don't 
figure out a solution for the Clem.

On Sunday, May 31, 2020 at 2:17:55 PM UTC-5, Michael Baquerizo wrote:
>
> Ah, gotcha. The removability is obviously not an option here.
>
> I wasn't showing you that bike for the yepp seat they have on it. It just 
> hit a few of your other points, like able to go off road and handling the 
> weight. I've seen 3-4 kids on the back of an xtracycle, and am also 
> considering one myself.
>
> On Sunday, May 31, 2020 at 1:46:09 PM UTC-4, David B wrote:
>>
>> Michael,
>> Thanks for the link - neat bike. In my case though, I already have a Yepp 
>> seat setup, but my oldest is reaching the weight limit for the seat itself 
>> - not sure I want to push that limit at all, which is why I'm looking 
>> specifically for a trailer. And also wanting something that can be 
>> attached/detached somewhat easily to use the bike without kids in tow.
>> Here's my latest setup: https://www.instagram.com/p/B-koMDRFxak/
>> David
>>
>> On Sunday, May 31, 2020 at 11:03:28 AM UTC-5, Michael Baquerizo wrote:
>>>
>>> I found a wealth of info on this topic from here, both in the article 
>>> and in the comments:
>>>
>>>
>>> https://theradavist.com/2020/01/living-car-lite-with-surlys-big-easy-electric-cargo-bike/
>>>
>>> obviously since youre hoping it attaches to a clem, that would mean 
>>> buying the leap from xtracycle, but i *think *the result is similar?
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> On Sunday, May 31, 2020 at 10:02:15 AM UTC-4, David B wrote:
>>>>
>>>> My older kid is getting too big for a Yepp rear seat based on weight 
>>>> limit from Yepp - rack itself is rated a lot higher. 
>>>>
>>>> So, looking into options - a trail a bike might work, but leaning 
>>>> toward a trailer that could do duty as a grocery hauler. 
>>>>
>>>> Any trailer recommendations that: 
>>>> - are designed for children 
>>>> - can fit 2 children OR work with an existing rack/rear child seat 
>>>> - can handle some dirt/gravel trails 
>>>>
>>>> Not sure about mounting options for a Clem H, but it’ll go on there. 
>>>> Thanks, 
>>>> David
>>>
>>>

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[RBW] Re: Kid/Haulin’ Trailer Recommendations for Clem.

[David B]

Michael,
Thanks for the link - neat bike. In my case though, I already have a Yepp 
seat setup, but my oldest is reaching the weight limit for the seat itself 
- not sure I want to push that limit at all, which is why I'm looking 
specifically for a trailer. And also wanting something that can be 
attached/detached somewhat easily to use the bike without kids in tow.
Here's my latest setup: https://www.instagram.com/p/B-koMDRFxak/
David

On Sunday, May 31, 2020 at 11:03:28 AM UTC-5, Michael Baquerizo wrote:
>
> I found a wealth of info on this topic from here, both in the article and 
> in the comments:
>
>
> https://theradavist.com/2020/01/living-car-lite-with-surlys-big-easy-electric-cargo-bike/
>
> obviously since youre hoping it attaches to a clem, that would mean buying 
> the leap from xtracycle, but i *think *the result is similar?
>
>
>
> On Sunday, May 31, 2020 at 10:02:15 AM UTC-4, David B wrote:
>>
>> My older kid is getting too big for a Yepp rear seat based on weight 
>> limit from Yepp - rack itself is rated a lot higher. 
>>
>> So, looking into options - a trail a bike might work, but leaning toward 
>> a trailer that could do duty as a grocery hauler. 
>>
>> Any trailer recommendations that: 
>> - are designed for children 
>> - can fit 2 children OR work with an existing rack/rear child seat 
>> - can handle some dirt/gravel trails 
>>
>> Not sure about mounting options for a Clem H, but it’ll go on there. 
>> Thanks, 
>> David
>
>

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[RBW] Kid/Haulin’ Trailer Recommendations for Clem.

[David B]

My older kid is getting too big for a Yepp rear seat based on weight limit from 
Yepp - rack itself is rated a lot higher. 

So, looking into options - a trail a bike might work, but leaning toward a 
trailer that could do duty as a grocery hauler. 

Any trailer recommendations that:
- are designed for children
- can fit 2 children OR work with an existing rack/rear child seat
- can handle some dirt/gravel trails

Not sure about mounting options for a Clem H, but it’ll go on there. 
Thanks,
David

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[RBW] Silver2 thumb mount on stem

[David B]

If you have enough space, you can fit the mount as a headset spacer without the 
shim. In practice either option works just fine. 
Here’s my take: https://www.instagram.com/p/B-99voyFx5D/?igshid=bulr2tr6ftbb
David

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[RBW] Re: FS: Garage Cleanout - Round Three - Tires, Bags, Small Parts, .

[David B]

Updated list with sold items removed - if interested in anything go through 
the webshop link to claim and pay.
Thanks,
David

On Saturday, May 9, 2020 at 1:05:50 PM UTC-5, David B wrote:

> Thanks to everyone who's bought something and helped me clean up my garage 
> of lots of bike parts. Some items were in the previous list, adding here 
> with some price reductions on those still around.
> This is round three of the garage clearout where I'm clearing out pretty 
> much everything that's not installed on a bike, and digging into the parts 
> bin for small parts I won't be using.
> I've set up these parts for sale in my webshop.
> There's photos and brief descriptions in the webshop listings.
> Shipping is not included, but is calculated based on size/shape and my 
> best guess. If I can ship it for less, I'll refund the difference, but in 
> most cases I'm covering part of shipping. Shipping for individual items 
> $4-$8, then combined for multiple items - I'll refund the difference if 
> it's more.
>
> Please go through the webshop to purchase - checkout process uses Paypal 
> for shipping - and I can easily track purchases and print shipping labels.
> Contact offlist if you have a particular question about an item.
>
> Link to everything is: https://treetop.bigcartel.com/category/bike-parts
> Off topic discounted leather goods also available if you're interested and 
> want to combine shipping, links here:
> Sample Belts - Worn - $5
> <https://treetop.bigcartel.com/product/sample-belts-worn-5>
> Sample Belts - New - $10-$20
> <https://treetop.bigcartel.com/product/sample-belts-new>
> Card Wallets - $5-$13 <https://treetop.bigcartel.com/product/closeouts>
>
> *Random Bits.*
>
>
>- Velo Orange Touring Saddle - black - new take-off - $20 
><https://treetop.bigcartel.com/product/velo-orange-touring-saddle>
>- Jones Grips - longer than normal grips - black - $4 
><https://treetop.bigcartel.com/product/jones-grips>
>
> *Bags.*
>
>- Treetop Saddle Wedge - made by me - Martexin brush brown waxed 
>canvas - $40 
>
> <https://treetop.bigcartel.com/product/saddle-wedge-brush-brown-waxed-canvas>
>
>
>- Treetop Mini Rando Bag & Saddle Wedge Set - made by me - brown Xpac 
>X10 cotton duck - $75 
>
> <https://www.google.com/url?q=https%3A%2F%2Ftreetop.bigcartel.com%2Fproduct%2Fmini-rando-bag-and-saddle-wedge-xpac-x10-cotton-duck=D=1=AFQjCNG2wA6biRQrXv26CyGqeNnF3GjEew>
>
>
> *Drivetrain/Derailleurs.*
>
>- Shimano Polished Silver Cranks - triple 130/74 - $30 
><https://treetop.bigcartel.com/product/shimano-polishes-silver-cranks>
>- Sakae SX Crankset - 130/74, with single 48t chainring and chainring 
>bolts - $35 
>
> <https://treetop.bigcartel.com/product/sakae-sx-crankset-130-74-set-as-single-w-48t-chainring>
>- Shimano Ultegra 6500 Derailleur set - front and rear - $10  
><https://treetop.bigcartel.com/product/shimano-ultegra-6500-derailleurs>
>- Suntour Cyclone M-II Front Derailleur - $5 
>
> <https://treetop.bigcartel.com/product/suntour-cyclone-m-ii-front-derailleur>
>
> *Brakes.*
>
>- Dia Compe 610 Centerpull Brake Set - red label - polished - $35 
><https://treetop.bigcartel.com/product/dia-compe-610-centerpull-brakes>
>- Dia Compe Roller Yokes - pair - $8 
>
> <https://treetop.bigcartel.com/product/dia-compe-roller-hanger-yokes-for-centerpull-cantilever-brakes>
>- Shimano Deore LX Cantilever Brakes - model BR-M550 - $15 
><https://treetop.bigcartel.com/product/shimano-br-m550-cantilever-brakes>
>- Shimano STX Cantilever Brakes - model BR-MC32 - $15 
><https://treetop.bigcartel.com/product/shimano-br-mc32-cantilever-brakes>
>
> *Stems.*
>
>- SR Sakae Quill Stems - 100mm, 25.4mm - have two - $10 each 
><https://treetop.bigcartel.com/product/sr-quill-stems-25-4mm-clamp-100mm>
>- Velo Orange Threadless Stem - silver - 10cm, 26.0 - $15 
><https://treetop.bigcartel.com/product/velo-orange-threadless-stem>
>
> *Hubs.*
>
>- Shimano T3000 Rear Hub - 32h - $10 
><https://treetop.bigcartel.com/product/shimano-rear-hub>
>- Shimano HB-RS400 Front Hub - 36h - have 2 - $13 each 
><https://treetop.bigcartel.com/product/shimano-front-hub-hb-rs400>
>
> *Chainrings.*
>
>- Shimano 74 and 130 Chainrings - nos, 52, 42, 30, and 26 - $10-$15 
>
> <https://treetop.bigcartel.com/product/shimano-chainrings-nos-130-74-bcd-52-42-30-26>
>- Willow Chainrings - $8-$12 
><https://treetop.bigcartel.com/product/willow-chainring-74-110-130-135-bcd>
>
>

[RBW] Re: FS: Garage Cleanout - Round Three - Tires, Bags, Small Parts, .

[David B]

Updated list with sold items removed - if interested in anything go through 
the webshop link to claim and pay.
Thanks,
David

On Saturday, May 9, 2020 at 1:05:50 PM UTC-5, David B wrote:
>
> Thanks to everyone who's bought something and helped me clean up my garage 
> of lots of bike parts. Some items were in the previous list, adding here 
> with some price reductions on those still around.
> This is round three of the garage clearout where I'm clearing out pretty 
> much everything that's not installed on a bike, and digging into the parts 
> bin for small parts I won't be using.
> I've set up these parts for sale in my webshop.
> There's photos and brief descriptions in the webshop listings.
> Shipping is not included, but is calculated based on size/shape and my 
> best guess. If I can ship it for less, I'll refund the difference, but in 
> most cases I'm covering part of shipping. Shipping for individual items 
> $4-$8, then combined for multiple items - I'll refund the difference if 
> it's more.
>
> Please go through the webshop to purchase - checkout process uses Paypal 
> for shipping - and I can easily track purchases and print shipping labels.
> Contact offlist if you have a particular question about an item.
>
> Link to everything is: https://treetop.bigcartel.com/category/bike-parts
> Off topic discounted leather goods also available if you're interested and 
> want to combine shipping, links here:
> Sample Belts - Worn - $5
> <https://treetop.bigcartel.com/product/sample-belts-worn-5>
> Sample Belts - New - $10-$20
> <https://treetop.bigcartel.com/product/sample-belts-new>
> Card Wallets - $5-$13 <https://treetop.bigcartel.com/product/closeouts>
>
> *Random Bits.*
>
>- Velo Orange Touring Saddle - black - new take-off - $20 
><https://treetop.bigcartel.com/product/velo-orange-touring-saddle>
>- Jones Grips - longer than normal grips - black - $4 
><https://treetop.bigcartel.com/product/jones-grips>
>
> *Bags.*
>
>- Treetop Saddle Wedge - made by me - Martexin brush brown waxed 
>canvas - $40 <https://my.bigcartel.com/products/58917383/edit>
>
>
>- Treetop Mini Rando Bag & Saddle Wedge Set - made by me - brown Xpac 
>X10 cotton duck - $75 
>
> <https://www.google.com/url?q=https%3A%2F%2Ftreetop.bigcartel.com%2Fproduct%2Fmini-rando-bag-and-saddle-wedge-xpac-x10-cotton-duck=D=1=AFQjCNG2wA6biRQrXv26CyGqeNnF3GjEew>
>
>
> *Drivetrain/Derailleurs.*
>
>- Shimano Polished Silver Cranks - triple 130/74 - $30 
><https://treetop.bigcartel.com/product/shimano-polishes-silver-cranks>
>- Sakae SX Crankset - 130/74, with single 48t chainring and chainring 
>bolts - $35 
>
> <https://treetop.bigcartel.com/product/sakae-sx-crankset-130-74-set-as-single-w-48t-chainring>
>- Shimano Ultegra 6500 Derailleur set - front and rear - $10  
><https://treetop.bigcartel.com/product/shimano-ultegra-6500-derailleurs>
>- Suntour Cyclone M-II Front Derailleur - $5 
>
> <https://treetop.bigcartel.com/product/suntour-cyclone-m-ii-front-derailleur>
>
> *Brakes.*
>
>- Dia Compe 610 Centerpull Brake Set - red label - polished - $35 
><https://treetop.bigcartel.com/product/dia-compe-610-centerpull-brakes>
>- Dia Compe Roller Yokes - pair - $8 
>
> <https://treetop.bigcartel.com/product/dia-compe-roller-hanger-yokes-for-centerpull-cantilever-brakes>
>- Shimano Deore LX Cantilever Brakes - model BR-M550 - $15 
><https://treetop.bigcartel.com/product/shimano-br-m550-cantilever-brakes>
>- Shimano STX Cantilever Brakes - model BR-MC32 - $15 
><https://treetop.bigcartel.com/product/shimano-br-mc32-cantilever-brakes>
>
> *Stems.*
>
>- SR Sakae Quill Stems - 100mm, 25.4mm - have two - $10 each
>- Velo Orange Threadless Stem - silver - 10cm, 26.0 - $15 
><https://treetop.bigcartel.com/product/velo-orange-threadless-stem>
>
> *Hubs.*
>
>- Shimano T3000 Rear Hub - 32h - $10 
><https://treetop.bigcartel.com/product/shimano-rear-hub>
>- Shimano HB-RS400 Front Hub - 36h - have 2 - $13 each 
><https://treetop.bigcartel.com/product/shimano-front-hub-hb-rs400>
>
> *Chainrings.*
>
>- Shimano 74 and 130 Chainrings - nos, 52, 42, 30, and 26 - $10-$15 
>
> <https://treetop.bigcartel.com/product/shimano-chainrings-nos-130-74-bcd-52-42-30-26>
>- Willow Chainrings - $8-$12 
><https://treetop.bigcartel.com/product/willow-chainring-74-110-130-135-bcd>
>
> *Tires.*
>
>- Vee Rubber V12 Tires - 29 x 1.95" - pair - $25 
><https://treetop.bigcartel.com/product/vee-ru

[RBW] FS: Garage Cleanout - Round Three - Tires, Bags, Small Parts, .

[David B]

Thanks to everyone who's bought something and helped me clean up my garage 
of lots of bike parts. Some items were in the previous list, adding here 
with some price reductions on those still around.
This is round three of the garage cleanout where I'm clearing out pretty 
much everything that's not installed on a bike, and digging into the parts 
bin for small parts I won't be using.
I've set up these parts for sale in my webshop.
There's photos and brief descriptions in the webshop listings.
Shipping is not included, but is calculated based on size/shape and my best 
guess. If I can ship it for less, I'll refund the difference, but in most 
cases I'm covering part of shipping. Shipping for individual items $4-$8, 
then combined for multiple items - I'll refund the difference if it's more.

Please go through the webshop to purchase - checkout process uses Paypal 
for shipping - and I can easily track purchases and print shipping labels.
Contact offlist if you have a particular question about an item.

Link to everything is: https://treetop.bigcartel.com/category/bike-parts
Off topic discounted leather goods also available if you're interested and 
want to combine shipping, links here:
Sample Belts - Worn - $5

Sample Belts - New - $10-$20

Card Wallets - $5-$13 

*Random Bits.*


   - Titanium Bottom Bracket - 113mm - $15 
   
   - King Bottle Cages - standard and Iris models - 2 of each - $10 each 
   
   - Nitto Light Mount - 'LEFT' - $10 
   
   - Rear Rack and Fenders for 20" Folding Bike - $15 
   
   - Berthoud Leather Mudflaps - $10 for two 
   
   - Velo Orange Touring Saddle - black - new take-off - $20 
   
   - Jones Grips - longer than normal grips - black - $4 
   
   
*Bags.*


   - Minnehaha Canvas Panniers - missing lower mounting hardware - PAIR - 
   $15 shipped 
   

   - Treetop Handlebar Bag - made by me - prototype of a new design - gray 
   Xpac X10 cotton duck - $60 
   
   - Treetop Mini Rando Bag & Saddle Wedge Set - made by me - brown Xpac 
   X10 cotton duck - $75 
   

   

*Drivetrain/Derailleurs.*

   - Shimano Polished Silver Cranks - triple 130/74 - $30 
   
   - Sakae SX Crankset - 130/74, with single 48t chainring and chainring 
   bolts - $35 
   

   - Shimano Ultegra 6500 Derailleur set - front and rear - $10  
   
   - Suntour Cyclone M-II Front Derailleur - $5 
   
   
*Brakes.*

   - Dia Compe 610 Centerpull Brake Set - red label - polished - $35 
   
   - Dia Compe Roller Yokes - pair - $8 
   

   - Shimano Deore LX Cantilever Brakes - model BR-M550 - $15 
   
   - Shimano STX Cantilever Brakes - model BR-MC32 - $15 
   
   
*Stems.*

   - SR Sakae Quill Stems - 100mm, 25.4mm - have two - $10 each
   - Velo Orange Threadless Stem - silver - 10cm, 26.0 - $15 
   

*Hubs.*

   - Shimano T3000 Rear Hub - 32h - $10 
   
   - Shimano HB-RS400 Front Hub - 36h - have 2 - $13 each 
   
   
*Chainrings.*

   - Shimano 74 and 130 Chainrings - nos, 52, 42, 30, and 26 - $10-$15 
   

   - Willow Chainrings - $8-$12 
   

*Tires.*

   - Soma Supple Vitesse EX - 700 x 38 - terracota tread - new - pair for 
   $65 
   

[RBW] WTT/B: 700c 38mm Tires - Soma Terracota Tread for Black Tires

[David B]

Building up a new to me Roadini and am surprised by the tire clearances. I 
thought I'd run Resist Nomad tires, which I have, that measure out to 
~34mm, but there's a bunch of clearance to fit 38mm tires.
I've been saving some Soma Supple Vitesse EX tires with terracota (brick 
red-ish) tread but the colors aesthetically don't go well (to me) with an 
orange frame.

So... wondering if any one is interested in a trade.

I have:
Soma Supple Vitesse EX Tires - 700x38 - terracota tread, tan sidewalls - new

I would like:
similar tires in 700x38 with black tread and black or tan sidewalls like - 
Soma Supple Vitesse
Panaracer Gravelking Slicks
Rene Herse Barlow Pass
Lightly used condition is fine - tires don't need to be new

Trade would be preferable, but if you have any of these tires for sale, I'd 
be interested in buying outright too.

Happy to throw in some additional funds/parts for trade if the Rene Herse 
tires are a possible trade

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[RBW] Re: FS: 700c Wheelset - Shimano Deore Hubs - Mavic A319 Rims - AND 48mm Soma Tires - $175

[David B]

Sale pending on the set.
Thanks,
David

On Friday, May 1, 2020 at 12:47:15 PM UTC-5, David B wrote:
>
> Garage purge is getting a little deeper. I built this up as a second 
> wheelset for my Clem, thinking a wheelset for knobbies and another wheelset 
> for slicks. Well, I'm enjoying Schwalbe Thunder Burts enough on roads that 
> I'm sticking with a single wheelset.
>
> These were freshly built by me using new-old-stock hubs, new spokes, and 
> lightly used rims.
> Would be nice on an Atlantis, Appaloosa, maybe a Sam (not sure about tire 
> clearances).
>
> S P E C S.
> Shimano Deore LX Hubs - new old stock, models HB-M563/FH-M565, original 
> two tone quick release skewers - 135mm OLD
> Mavic A 319 Rims - polished silver, lightly used, minimal wear, double 
> eyelets make a very strong rim
> 36 stainless steel butted spokes per wheel - 14/15/14 ga front wheel and 
> rear drive side, 14/17/14 rear non driveside 
> Soma Supple Vitesse EX 700c x 48mm tires - tan sidewalls, minimal use
> Presta Valve Tubes
>
> Photos here: https://www.instagram.com/p/B_Tl6eMlkT7/
>
> $175 for whole package including tires/tubes, plus shipping or socially 
> distanced local pickup near River Grove, IL.
> If you're interested in just wheels, no tires/tubes, then $135 plus 
> shipping.
> If you just want tires/tubes - $55 plus shipping.
>
> Contact off list if interested, or any questions/constructive comments.
> If you inquire saying you want this and decide to not purchase - no 
> biggie, but kindly let me know.
> Thanks,
> David
> River Grove, IL
>

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[RBW] FS: 700c Wheelset - Shimano Deore Hubs - Mavic A319 Rims - AND 48mm Soma Tires - $175

[David B]

Garage purge is getting a little deeper. I built this up as a second 
wheelset for my Clem, thinking a wheelset for knobbies and another wheelset 
for slicks. Well, I'm enjoying Schwalbe Thunder Burts enough on roads that 
I'm sticking with a single wheelset.

These were freshly built by me using new-old-stock hubs, new spokes, and 
lightly used rims.
Would be nice on an Atlantis, Appaloosa, maybe a Sam (not sure about tire 
clearances).

S P E C S.
Shimano Deore LX Hubs - new old stock, models HB-M563/FH-M565, original two 
tone quick release skewers - 135mm OLD
Mavic A 319 Rims - polished silver, lightly used, minimal wear, double 
eyelets make a very strong rim
36 stainless steel butted spokes per wheel - 14/15/14 ga front wheel and 
rear drive side, 14/17/14 rear non driveside 
Soma Supple Vitesse EX 700c x 48mm tires - tan sidewalls, minimal use
Presta Valve Tubes

Photos here: https://www.instagram.com/p/B_Tl6eMlkT7/

$175 for whole package including tires/tubes, plus shipping or socially 
distanced local pickup near River Grove, IL.
If you're interested in just wheels, no tires/tubes, then $135 plus 
shipping.
If you just want tires/tubes - $55 plus shipping.

Contact off list if interested, or any questions/constructive comments.
If you inquire saying you want this and decide to not purchase - no biggie, 
but kindly let me know.
Thanks,
David
River Grove, IL

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[RBW] FS: 700c Wheelset - Shimano Deore Hubs - Mavic A319 Rims - AND 48mm Soma Tires - $175

[David B]

Garage purge is getting a little deeper. I built this up as a second 
wheelset for my Clem, thinking a wheelset for knobbies and another wheelset 
for slicks. Well, I'm enjoying Schwalbe Thunder Burts enough on roads that 
I'm sticking with a single wheelset.

These were freshly built by me using new-old-stock hubs, new spokes, and 
lightly used rims.
Would be nice on an Atlantis, Appaloosa, maybe a Sam (not sure about tire 
clearances).

S P E C S.
Shimano Deore LX Hubs - new old stock, models HB-M563/FH-M565, original two 
tone quick release skewers
Mavic A 319 Rims - polished silver, lightly used, minimal wear, double 
eyelets make a very strong rim
36 stainless steel butted spokes per wheel - 14/15/14 ga front wheel and 
rear drive side, 14/17/14 rear non driveside 
Soma Supple Vitesse EX 700c x 48mm tires - tan sidewalls, minimal use
Presta Valve Tubes

$175 for whole package including tires/tubes, plus shipping or socially 
distanced local pickup near River Grove, IL.
If you're interested in just wheels, no tires/tubes, then $135 plus 
shipping.
If you just want tires/tubes - $55 plus shipping.

Contact off list if interested, or any questions/constructive comments.
If you inquire saying you want this and decide to not purchase - no biggie, 
but kindly let me know.
Thanks,
David
River Grove, IL

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[RBW] FS: Specialized Sequoia Frameset (Tall!) 66cm (c-c) - $150 plus shipping

[David B]

I very recently replaced this frameset with a Riv Roadini, so offering the 
Sequoia frameset up to another tall person.
Purchased this somewhat recently to see if I 'need' a more traditional road 
bike in addition to my 650b'd Riv Redwood. 
And I decided I do need a more road-ish oriented bike, and jumped all in on 
the Roadini.
The Sequoia fit is near identical to my Riv Redwood when it was set up in 
700c configuration.

So, selling this as a frameset - though I'm open to selling other parts in 
the build, I'm guessing most will want to build it up differently.

Specialized Sequoia Frameset (early 80s)
66cm seattube - measured center-center
~60cm top tube
Includes frame, fork, newer headset, seatpost, downtube cable guide clamp.

It's seen use and has paint flaking from chromed areas (fork crown) and has 
some light surface rust.
Perfectly ride-able as is and indeed rides wonderfully, though if you're 
looking for pristine cosmetic vintage condition, this is not it.

Photos here: https://www.instagram.com/p/B_p2DHfl0cm/
And here: https://www.instagram.com/p/B_p2E5KFuWL/

$150 plus shipping - have a box ready to go. Social distance local pickup 
near River Grove, IL is an option.
Contact off list if interested, or any questions/constructive comments.
If you inquire saying you want this and decide to not purchase - no biggie, 
but kindly let me know.
Thanks,
David
River Grove, IL

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[RBW] Re: Replace headset on Clem? Cabin fever?

[David B]

Thanks for everyone's thoughts on this. I still am not sure what I'll do. 
Functionally, nothing wrong with the headset. To my eye the headsets that 
come stock on other Riv frames just seem a little slicker, dare I say 
'higher' end. I understand the philosophy of the Clem and the decision for 
the sorta of (but not really) rinko headset.
David

On Tuesday, April 21, 2020 at 10:40:27 AM UTC-5, David B wrote:
>
> Maybe I'm just getting into bike projects that aren't necessary 
> whatsoever, but I'm interested in swapping up a couple things on my bikes.
> I've never replaced a headset before, but I'm contemplating upgrading the 
> rinko-style cups that my Clem and wife's Clementine came with for something 
> swankier. 
>
> Questions:
> Is this crazy? The current headsets function fine, purely cosmetic.
> Is this worth it to me to buy the proper tools? I likely won't have a need 
> to change headset aside from these two bikes. Some sort of diy tools?
> Or should I just let my LBS take care of this?
>
> The main reason I'm thinking about this is I added a Silver2 shifter/mount 
> as a headset spacer (works great) and the wider headset cup looks out of 
> place now that everything's a bit cluttered.
> Photo here: https://www.instagram.com/p/B-99voyFx5D/
>
> Thoughts/ideas/suggestions welcome!
> David
>

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[RBW] Re: Replace headset on Clem? Cabin fever?

[David B]

I'm thinking if I do this, I'll just buy tools and forego the diy. Lots of 
covid cases in my area and still lots of folks going into 'essential' 
stores, so the idea of rooting around a hardware store doesn't sound 
appealing to me right now.

Christopher - I did intentionally place the shifter mount in that manner 
since the previous Sunrace thumb shifter mounted on the stem could only 
mount in that orientation. However, with Riv's new design, I didn't realize 
I could fit that on the same side, but with mount behind the quill AND 
still have the shifter oriented in the same manner. I might switch this up. 
I don't want to mount to stem because I'll have 2 handlebar setups (using a 
rinko trick) that I can easily swap. Having the shifter mounted as a 
headset spacer means I don't have to mess with it at all to swap setups. 

David

On Wednesday, April 22, 2020 at 9:46:43 AM UTC-5, Christopher Cote wrote:
>
> My two cents (or more):
>
> Don't replace the headset if it's working fine. If you must, I've had 
> pretty good success with the threaded-rod-plus-washers DIY solution. You 
> need to be very cautious when the cups first start to seat, make sure 
> they're going in straight. But it works. I bought a cup remover ages ago, 
> and it was well worth the cost. Chiseling out the old cups with a 
> screwdriver is no good.
>
> I have no experience with this particular tool, but for $60, it looks 
> worth a try:
>
>
> https://www.jensonusa.com/Foundation-Headset-Press-Tool-For-1-and-1-18-Headsets
>
> Finally, did you intentionally put the shifter mount facing forwards like 
> that? Seems like it would work better flipped over 180 degrees so that the 
> shifter is behind the steerer axis. Or does the cable hit the frame when 
> you turn the front wheel if it's mounted like that? Is that a shifter mount 
> for 1-1/8" steerers? Do they have a mount that clamps on 22.2mm stems?
>
> Chris
>
>
> On Tuesday, April 21, 2020 at 11:40:27 AM UTC-4, David B wrote:
>>
>> Maybe I'm just getting into bike projects that aren't necessary 
>> whatsoever, but I'm interested in swapping up a couple things on my bikes.
>> I've never replaced a headset before, but I'm contemplating upgrading the 
>> rinko-style cups that my Clem and wife's Clementine came with for something 
>> swankier. 
>>
>> Questions:
>> Is this crazy? The current headsets function fine, purely cosmetic.
>> Is this worth it to me to buy the proper tools? I likely won't have a 
>> need to change headset aside from these two bikes. Some sort of diy tools?
>> Or should I just let my LBS take care of this?
>>
>> The main reason I'm thinking about this is I added a Silver2 
>> shifter/mount as a headset spacer (works great) and the wider headset cup 
>> looks out of place now that everything's a bit cluttered.
>> Photo here: https://www.instagram.com/p/B-99voyFx5D/
>>
>> Thoughts/ideas/suggestions welcome!
>> David
>>
>

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[RBW] Re: Replace headset on Clem? Cabin fever?

[David B]

Good advice! Certainly a little crazy, but possibly a good excuse to 
finally learn how to remove/install headsets. 
Joe, I might take you up on your offer if I don't decide to invest in tools 
right now - and thanks for the offer! 
David


On Tuesday, April 21, 2020 at 1:53:28 PM UTC-5, Joe Bernard wrote:
>
> Do I think you can do it? Sure, I'll even send you my headset tool 
> (including adapters for CK if you buy their fancy headset), just pay 
> shipping and ship it back someday. I never got around to using it and may 
> never bother. 
>
> Do I think the current headset is fine and you're crazy? Yes! But it might 
> be a fun project anyway  
>
> Joe "still crazy after all these years" Bernard 
> Marin County CA.  

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[RBW] Re: FS: 60cm Yves Gomez Complete Bike - $1200 plus shipping

[David B]

Complete bike is sold. Going to join a stable with a buncha Rivs. Thanks!

On Monday, April 20, 2020 at 1:15:07 PM UTC-5, David B wrote:
>
> Sale for complete pending. 

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[RBW] Replace headset on Clem? Cabin fever?

[David B]

Maybe I'm just getting into bike projects that aren't necessary whatsoever, 
but I'm interested in swapping up a couple things on my bikes.
I've never replaced a headset before, but I'm contemplating upgrading the 
rinko-style cups that my Clem and wife's Clementine came with for something 
swankier. 

Questions:
Is this crazy? The current headsets function fine, purely cosmetic.
Is this worth it to me to buy the proper tools? I likely won't have a need 
to change headset aside from these two bikes. Some sort of diy tools?
Or should I just let my LBS take care of this?

The main reason I'm thinking about this is I added a Silver2 shifter/mount 
as a headset spacer (works great) and the wider headset cup looks out of 
place now that everything's a bit cluttered.
Photo here: https://www.instagram.com/p/B-99voyFx5D/

Thoughts/ideas/suggestions welcome!
David

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[RBW] Re: FS: 60cm Yves Gomez Complete Bike - $1200 plus shipping

[David B]

Sale for complete pending. 

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[RBW] Re: FS: 60cm Yves Gomez Complete Bike - $1200 plus shipping

[David B]

Doing one final bump and lower for now.

$700 for frame/fork/headset.
$1100 complete.
Either option plus packing/shipping.

If you're interested in an option in between frameset and full complete, 
let's talk. Or if you're interested in parts from the build, let's talk as 
well.

If it doesn't move in a couple weeks I'm going to strip it down to a 
frameset, then might rebuild with some 700x42mm semi-knobbies and hit the 
dirt trails on it.
Or hit eBay with it, dunno. On a big garage cleaning goal, and clearing up 
and minimizing bikes seems to be one of the goals.

On Monday, April 6, 2020 at 9:57:44 AM UTC-5, David B wrote:
>
> Bump and lower. $750 frameset, $1150 complete plus packing/shipping or 
> local pickup in Chicago area (can meet for social distance handoff).
>
> On Saturday, March 21, 2020 at 12:13:19 PM UTC-5, David B wrote:
>>
>> Bumping this and offering as a frameset (frame/fork/headset). Complete is 
>> $1200, frameset is $800. Either option is plus shipping/packing - and 
>> shipping appears to be the primary option at this point.
>> Email for more photos.
>> If you inquire and decide not to purchase - no biggie, but kindly let me 
>> know.
>> Thanks,
>> David
>>
>>
>> On Thursday, March 5, 2020 at 9:50:41 PM UTC-6, David B wrote:
>>>
>>> Finally following through in a stable downsize and this is one that I 
>>> can't justify keeping anymore.
>>>
>>> Rivendell Yves Gomez
>>>
>>> This, I believe, is the from the last run before the Cheviot replaced 
>>> the Foy/Gomez. 
>>> 60cm, with a taller head tube than the previous 62cm model, so fits big 
>>> - easy to get handlebars up high and comfy.
>>> Frame/fork have scuffs from locking up and the decals are starting to 
>>> show wear. However, it's a beautiful sage with red filled in hearts.
>>> Built up as a 1x8-speed. Have a different crankset I could swap in - 
>>> though it'd need a front derailleur and shifter.
>>>
>>> Prefer to sell this as a complete right now, and would prefer a local 
>>> sale, though not completely opposed to shipping if it comes to that.
>>> Feel free to email for more specific specifics on components if you're 
>>> interested. Rebuilt a week ago or so with a new chain and cassette and new 
>>> cable housing and cables.
>>>
>>> $1200 - again local sale preferred. Any shipping/insurance/packing 
>>> expenses would be extra. 
>>> Poorly lit photos here: https://www.instagram.com/p/B9VZGiFlrbF/
>>> More photos coming this weekend.
>>>
>>> Build list.
>>> Wheels - Shimano Deore hubs (36/32) - rear rim is Velocity Dyad, front 
>>> is Alex DM18
>>> Panaracer Pasela Tires - 700x35mm - new
>>> 8-Speed Sunrace Cassette - new-ish
>>> Shimano Deore Rear Derailleur
>>> Shimano Dura Ace 7410 Crankset - 39t chainring
>>> Nylon Platform Pedals - placeholders but included to get you rolling
>>> Nitto Technomic Stem
>>> Nitto Albatross Bars
>>> Cork Grips - new, not permanently attached should you wish to swap
>>> Sunrace Friction Shifter - mounted Riv-inboard style
>>> Tektro Brake Levers - new
>>> Tektro Long Reach Brakes
>>> Generic 27.2mm seatpost
>>> Gyes Leather Saddle - similar shape to the discontinued Brooks B68 model
>>> SKS P50 LongBoard Fenders
>>> Fender Mounted Battery Rear Light
>>>
>>>
>>>

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[RBW] Re: Clem H + Xtracycle

[David B]

Xtracycle is possible! 
https://www.instagram.com/p/B-0wCPDA_YV/

On Thursday, April 16, 2020 at 10:31:28 AM UTC-5, Bones wrote:
>
> Not sure if this has been discussed here or not, but I'd like to hear 
> people's thoughts on this. I spent all of last year carrying both of my 
> kids on my Appaloosa (one in front, one in back). They are getting too big 
> for that setup now. Though I can still handle the bike with ease, I think 
> 80lbs is a bit too much for the bike, and it is only going to get worse. So 
> my options, so far as I can see, are the following:
>
> 1) Get a bike trailer (Burley or Thule or whatnot)
> 2) Big Dummy or Big Fat Dummy.
> 3) Add an Xtracycle to my Clem H
>
> I like the idea of using the Clem the most because I really don't want to 
> bring another bike or trailer into the house if I can help it, and I really 
> like the Clem. So far it has been used as a trail bike, and with a few 
> small children around, that means it doesn't get used that often. And that 
> is a job my Appaloosa can easily fill. I have no experience with the 
> Xtracycle leap kit though, so any suggestions here would be greatly 
> appreciated!
>
>

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[RBW] Re: FS: Garage Cleanout, Tires, Random Parts

[David B]

Updated list with sold items removed. Please go through webshop to pay and 
claim items. I'm adding hyperlinks directly to items.
Thanks,
David

On Wednesday, April 15, 2020 at 9:36:04 PM UTC-5, David B wrote:
Getting into next level garage clearout where I'm clearing out pretty much 
everything that's not installed on a bike.
I've set up these parts for sale in my webshop.
There's photos and brief descriptions in the webshop listings.
Shipping is not included, but is calculated based on size/shape and my best 
guess. If I can ship it for less, I'll refund the difference, but in most 
cases I'm covering part of shipping.
Please go through the webshop to purchase - checkout process uses Paypal 
for shipping - and I can easily track purchases and print shipping labels.
Contact offlist if you have a particular question about an item.

Link to everything is: https://treetop.bigcartel.com/category/bike-parts

Geax Mezcal Tires - 26 x 2.3" - pair - $15 
<https://treetop.bigcartel.com/product/geax-mezcal-tires-26-x-2-3>

Vee Rubber V12 Tires - 29 x 1.95" - pair - $25 
<https://treetop.bigcartel.com/product/vee-rubber-v12-tires-29-x-1-95>

Continental Contact Speed - 650b, 50mm - pair - wire bead - $40 
<https://treetop.bigcartel.com/product/continental-contact-speed-650b-tires-50mm>

Kenda Tires - 20 x 1.95 - pair - wire bead - $12 
<https://treetop.bigcartel.com/product/kenda-20-x-1-95-tires>

Soma Grand Randonneur Tires - 650b - 42mm - pair - $20 
<https://treetop.bigcartel.com/product/soma-grand-randonneur-tires>

WTB Byway Tires - 650b, 47mm - pair - $25 
<https://treetop.bigcartel.com/product/wtb-byway-tires-650b>

Maxxis Ardent Tires - 29 x 2.4" - skinwall - pair - $50 
<https://treetop.bigcartel.com/product/maxxis-ardent-tires-29-x-2-4-skinwall>

Clement XC LXV - 29 x 2.1" - pair - $30 
<https://treetop.bigcartel.com/product/clement-xc-lxv-tires-29-x-2-1>

SunRace Left Thumb Shifter - ratchety friction - $20 
<https://treetop.bigcartel.com/product/sunrace-left-thumb-shifter>

Wake Threadless Stem - black - 60mm - 25.4mm - $6 
<https://treetop.bigcartel.com/product/wake-threadless-stem-60mm>

Velo Orange Threadless Stem - silver - 10cm, 26.0 - $15 
<https://treetop.bigcartel.com/product/velo-orange-threadless-stem>

Velo Orange Grand Cru Maes Parallel Drop Bar - silver - 26.0, 46cm - $30 
<https://treetop.bigcartel.com/product/velo-orange-grand-cru-drop-bar-x-46cm>

Black V-Brake Set, Brakes and Levers - $15 
<https://treetop.bigcartel.com/product/v-brake-set-levers-and-brakes>

Tektro Drop Bar Brake Levers for V-Brakes - black - $10 
<https://treetop.bigcartel.com/product/tektro-brake-levers>

Nitto B132 Randonneur Drop Bars - 2 available, 25.4mm, 44cm - $10 or $20 
<https://treetop.bigcartel.com/product/nitto-b132-drop-bars>

Origin8 Classique Drop Bar Levers w/ Shimano cables/housing - new - $30 
<https://treetop.bigcartel.com/product/origin8-classique-brake-levers>

Shimano T3000 Rear Hub - 32h - $10 
<https://treetop.bigcartel.com/product/shimano-rear-hub>

Shimano Polished Silver Cranks - triple 130/74 - $30 
<https://treetop.bigcartel.com/product/shimano-polishes-silver-cranks>

Willow Chainrings - $8-$12 
<https://treetop.bigcartel.com/product/willow-chainring-74-110-130-135-bcd>

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[RBW] FS: Garage Cleanout, Tires, Random Parts

[David B]

Getting into next level garage clearout where I'm clearing out pretty much 
everything that's not installed on a bike.
I've set up these parts for sale in my webshop.
There's photos and brief descriptions in the webshop listings.
Shipping is not included, but is calculated based on size/shape and my best 
guess. If I can ship it for less, I'll refund the difference, but in most 
cases I'm covering part of shipping.
Please go through the webshop to purchase - checkout process uses Paypal 
for shipping - and I can easily track purchases and print shipping labels.
Contact offlist if you have a particular question about an item.

Link to everything is: https://treetop.bigcartel.com/category/bike-parts

Geax Mezcal Tires - 26 x 2.3" - pair - $15

Vee Rubber V12 Tires - 29 x 1.95" - pair - $25

Continental Contact Speed - 650b, 50mm - pair - wire bead - $40

Kenda Tires - 20 x 1.95 - pair - wire bead - $12

Soma Grand Randonneur Tires - 650b - 42mm - pair - $20

WTB Byway Tires - 650b, 47mm - pair - $25

Maxxis Ardent Tires - 29 x 2.4" - skinwall - pair - $50

Clement XC LXV - 29 x 2.1" - pair - $30

Nitto Zao Decaleur - $65

Campagnolo Victory/Triomphe Downtube Shifters - nos - $20

SunRace Left Thumb Shifter - ratchety friction - $20

Wake Threadless Stem - black - 60mm - 25.4mm - $6

Velo Orange Threadless Stem - silver - 10cm, 26.0 - $15

Velo Orange Grand Cru Maes Parallel Drop Bar - silver - 26.0, 46cm - $30

Black V-Brake Set, Brakes and Levers - $15

Tektro Drop Bar Brake Levers for V-Brakes - black - $10

Kally Uno Riser Quill Stem - silver - 10cm, 25.4 - $7

Nitto B132 Randonneur Drop Bars - 2 available, 25.4mm, 44cm - $10 or $20

Origin8 Classique Drop Bar Levers w/ Shimano cables/housing - new - $30

Shimano T3000 Rear Hub - 32h - $10

Chainring Lot - stack of random chainrings, 74, 110, and 130 rings - $10

Shimano Polished Silver Cranks - triple 130/74 - $30

DT Revolution Spokes - 14/17/14 - 294mm - 32 count w/ nipples - new - $20

Willow Chainrings - $8-$12

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Re: [RBW] Re: Ideas for very unobtrusive and very QR saddlebag mounting system for non-Brooks saddles

[David B]

And now you've got me thinking!
Another idea - use the dowel idea but mount the dowel piece directly and 
tightly to bag. To mount, have the bag twisted sideways, fit dowel parallel 
(and between saddle rails) then twist to fit the dowel on the inside of the 
rail area (with bag fitting outside the rail area). Then with a strap 
tightly around the seatpost the bag wouldn't be able to twist sideways to 
release. 


On Tuesday, April 14, 2020 at 1:35:09 PM UTC-5, David B wrote:
>
> To be clear in my previous post, I was suggesting 2 separate options.
>
> On Tuesday, April 14, 2020 at 1:34:29 PM UTC-5, David B wrote:
>>
>> I wonder if a double-ended snap hook would do the trick. I've seen setups 
>> where that piece was mounted onto the saddle, but I wager you could mount 
>> it onto the bag and then attach to the saddle rails. 
>> I suppose you could figure out to use 2 of these (
>> https://www.rivbike.com/products/no-discontinued-nitto-saddlebag-grip-r50-hardware-r50-nut-bolt-ea-20027?_pos=24&_sid=7dade3af7&_ss=r)
>>  
>> and use a wing nut on the inside of the bag to secure/loosen - problem with 
>> those is those washers with concave grips would be loose, so you'd to 
>> figure out a way to store those while the bag is off the bike.
>>
>> On Tuesday, April 14, 2020 at 1:03:14 PM UTC-5, Patrick Moore wrote:
>>>
>>> Thanks. I've used the Bagman version, both with and without supports. I 
>>> was hoping to find a quick on/off system that didn't require a permanent 
>>> attachment to the saddle or seatpost; probably a forlorn hope indeed, tho' 
>>> Roberta's solution (and someone's refinement of it) come pretty close to 
>>> what I want.
>>>
>>> I think I'll just procrastinate until my new bike (with racks) is ready, 
>>> then forget about the problem.
>>>
>>> On Tue, Apr 14, 2020 at 11:43 AM masmojo  wrote:
>>>
>>>> Carradice Bagman Maybe?
>>>>
>>>> Well, I guess you've considered that; yes it is sort of limited weight 
>>>> wise.
>>>>
>>>> Would this be any help? https://www.hobopieces.com/product/the-restuvus
>>>>
>>>> I have one of those on (surprisingly) a Brooks saddle, because the bag 
>>>> I was mounting has much wider straps than the Brook could comfortably 
>>>> take. 
>>>> The strap holes on these are generous.
>>>>
>>>> I have it on my Bombora with a Nitto R-14(?) rack for support.
>>>>
>>>> Like the Bagman a 55+ dollar solution to what should be a 15 dollar 
>>>> problem.
>>>>
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>>>> .
>>>>
>>>
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>>>
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Re: [RBW] Re: Ideas for very unobtrusive and very QR saddlebag mounting system for non-Brooks saddles

[David B]

I wonder if a double-ended snap hook would do the trick. I've seen setups 
where that piece was mounted onto the saddle, but I wager you could mount 
it onto the bag and then attach to the saddle rails. 
I suppose you could figure out to use 2 of these 
(https://www.rivbike.com/products/no-discontinued-nitto-saddlebag-grip-r50-hardware-r50-nut-bolt-ea-20027?_pos=24&_sid=7dade3af7&_ss=r)
 
and use a wing nut on the inside of the bag to secure/loosen - problem with 
those is those washers with concave grips would be loose, so you'd to 
figure out a way to store those while the bag is off the bike.

On Tuesday, April 14, 2020 at 1:03:14 PM UTC-5, Patrick Moore wrote:
>
> Thanks. I've used the Bagman version, both with and without supports. I 
> was hoping to find a quick on/off system that didn't require a permanent 
> attachment to the saddle or seatpost; probably a forlorn hope indeed, tho' 
> Roberta's solution (and someone's refinement of it) come pretty close to 
> what I want.
>
> I think I'll just procrastinate until my new bike (with racks) is ready, 
> then forget about the problem.
>
> On Tue, Apr 14, 2020 at 11:43 AM masmojo  > wrote:
>
>> Carradice Bagman Maybe?
>>
>> Well, I guess you've considered that; yes it is sort of limited weight 
>> wise.
>>
>> Would this be any help? https://www.hobopieces.com/product/the-restuvus
>>
>> I have one of those on (surprisingly) a Brooks saddle, because the bag I 
>> was mounting has much wider straps than the Brook could comfortably take. 
>> The strap holes on these are generous.
>>
>> I have it on my Bombora with a Nitto R-14(?) rack for support.
>>
>> Like the Bagman a 55+ dollar solution to what should be a 15 dollar 
>> problem.
>>
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>>  
>> 
>> .
>>
>
>
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>
> ---
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> Alburquerque, Nuevo Mexico, Etats Unis d'Amerique, Orbis Terrarum
>
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Re: [RBW] Re: Ideas for very unobtrusive and very QR saddlebag mounting system for non-Brooks saddles

[David B]

To be clear in my previous post, I was suggesting 2 separate options.

On Tuesday, April 14, 2020 at 1:34:29 PM UTC-5, David B wrote:
>
> I wonder if a double-ended snap hook would do the trick. I've seen setups 
> where that piece was mounted onto the saddle, but I wager you could mount 
> it onto the bag and then attach to the saddle rails. 
> I suppose you could figure out to use 2 of these (
> https://www.rivbike.com/products/no-discontinued-nitto-saddlebag-grip-r50-hardware-r50-nut-bolt-ea-20027?_pos=24&_sid=7dade3af7&_ss=r)
>  
> and use a wing nut on the inside of the bag to secure/loosen - problem with 
> those is those washers with concave grips would be loose, so you'd to 
> figure out a way to store those while the bag is off the bike.
>
> On Tuesday, April 14, 2020 at 1:03:14 PM UTC-5, Patrick Moore wrote:
>>
>> Thanks. I've used the Bagman version, both with and without supports. I 
>> was hoping to find a quick on/off system that didn't require a permanent 
>> attachment to the saddle or seatpost; probably a forlorn hope indeed, tho' 
>> Roberta's solution (and someone's refinement of it) come pretty close to 
>> what I want.
>>
>> I think I'll just procrastinate until my new bike (with racks) is ready, 
>> then forget about the problem.
>>
>> On Tue, Apr 14, 2020 at 11:43 AM masmojo  wrote:
>>
>>> Carradice Bagman Maybe?
>>>
>>> Well, I guess you've considered that; yes it is sort of limited weight 
>>> wise.
>>>
>>> Would this be any help? https://www.hobopieces.com/product/the-restuvus
>>>
>>> I have one of those on (surprisingly) a Brooks saddle, because the bag I 
>>> was mounting has much wider straps than the Brook could comfortably take. 
>>> The strap holes on these are generous.
>>>
>>> I have it on my Bombora with a Nitto R-14(?) rack for support.
>>>
>>> Like the Bagman a 55+ dollar solution to what should be a 15 dollar 
>>> problem.
>>>
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>>> .
>>>
>>
>>
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>>
>> ---
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>> Alburquerque, Nuevo Mexico, Etats Unis d'Amerique, Orbis Terrarum
>>
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[RBW] Re: FS: 60cm Yves Gomez Complete Bike - $1200 plus shipping

[David B]

Bump and lower. $750 frameset, $1150 complete plus packing/shipping or 
local pickup in Chicago area (can meet for social distance handoff).

On Saturday, March 21, 2020 at 12:13:19 PM UTC-5, David B wrote:
>
> Bumping this and offering as a frameset (frame/fork/headset). Complete is 
> $1200, frameset is $800. Either option is plus shipping/packing - and 
> shipping appears to be the primary option at this point.
> Email for more photos.
> If you inquire and decide not to purchase - no biggie, but kindly let me 
> know.
> Thanks,
> David
>
>
> On Thursday, March 5, 2020 at 9:50:41 PM UTC-6, David B wrote:
>>
>> Finally following through in a stable downsize and this is one that I 
>> can't justify keeping anymore.
>>
>> Rivendell Yves Gomez
>>
>> This, I believe, is the from the last run before the Cheviot replaced the 
>> Foy/Gomez. 
>> 60cm, with a taller head tube than the previous 62cm model, so fits big - 
>> easy to get handlebars up high and comfy.
>> Frame/fork have scuffs from locking up and the decals are starting to 
>> show wear. However, it's a beautiful sage with red filled in hearts.
>> Built up as a 1x8-speed. Have a different crankset I could swap in - 
>> though it'd need a front derailleur and shifter.
>>
>> Prefer to sell this as a complete right now, and would prefer a local 
>> sale, though not completely opposed to shipping if it comes to that.
>> Feel free to email for more specific specifics on components if you're 
>> interested. Rebuilt a week ago or so with a new chain and cassette and new 
>> cable housing and cables.
>>
>> $1200 - again local sale preferred. Any shipping/insurance/packing 
>> expenses would be extra. 
>> Poorly lit photos here: https://www.instagram.com/p/B9VZGiFlrbF/
>> More photos coming this weekend.
>>
>> Build list.
>> Wheels - Shimano Deore hubs (36/32) - rear rim is Velocity Dyad, front is 
>> Alex DM18
>> Panaracer Pasela Tires - 700x35mm - new
>> 8-Speed Sunrace Cassette - new-ish
>> Shimano Deore Rear Derailleur
>> Shimano Dura Ace 7410 Crankset - 39t chainring
>> Nylon Platform Pedals - placeholders but included to get you rolling
>> Nitto Technomic Stem
>> Nitto Albatross Bars
>> Cork Grips - new, not permanently attached should you wish to swap
>> Sunrace Friction Shifter - mounted Riv-inboard style
>> Tektro Brake Levers - new
>> Tektro Long Reach Brakes
>> Generic 27.2mm seatpost
>> Gyes Leather Saddle - similar shape to the discontinued Brooks B68 model
>> SKS P50 LongBoard Fenders
>> Fender Mounted Battery Rear Light
>>
>>
>>

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[RBW] Re: Chocomoose Versions

[David B]

I do think there was an early version with a different rise/reach than what 
went out with the completes. No idea what the actual rise/reach 
differences. I bought one from the 'garage sale' section at some point to 
try out and I think it was the higher rise version.


On Saturday, April 4, 2020 at 10:35:37 AM UTC-5, j.schwartz wrote:
>
> Greetings, 
> hope everyone is staying safe and sane out there.
> Question about the Chocomoose bars.
> Were there multiple versions of this integrated stem/bar handlebar?  Was 
> there an initial version that was improved later on?
> thanks
> JS
>

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