Re: [RBW] Riv Garage Sale hauls

[Jeff B]

Wow, my Atlantis got a full photo feature! 
A great day for seeing people & purchasing useful parts.

Jeff B
Woodland Ca

On Wednesday, April 5, 2023 at 2:22:47 AM UTC-7 divis...@gmail.com wrote:

> I *did* neglect the coin keepers. Those were in a FREE! box along with 
> several dozen of their siblings; same with the SKS minipump, which I 
> grabbed because it's light and Schrader-only. Something to hand off to the 
> first 26"/27"/29er rider I run into looking dumbfounded at their flatted 
> tire). I also neglected the grey Cardiff rubber barplugs; I've got barplugs 
> in all kinds of colors, but nothing in grey.
>
> But my big mention-neglect is the Arundel locking pump head, which looks 
> like a CNC version of the Hirame locking pump head cloned by everybody. I 
> wonder who came up with the idea first?
>
> Peter Adler
> Berkeley, CA/USA
>
> On Tuesday, April 4, 2023 at 5:51:23 PM UTC-7 R. Alexis wrote:
>
> Looking at your picks looks like you forgot to mention the coin 
> keeper/purse. 
>
>

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Re: [RBW] Re: Jobst Brandt thought experiment: What would he ride today?

[Jeff B]

As an aside to what modern bike Jobst might ride, here are some photos of 
Jobst's bike at the US Bicycling Hall of Fame in Davis, CA. I'm not sure if 
this was his final or second to last bike. I don't know if it is still 
there and having it hanging from the ceiling makes it hard to photograph 
and inspect but still very cool to see in person.
Jobst's Bike 

Jeff Burke
Woodland, CA

On Friday, February 3, 2023 at 2:11:00 PM UTC-8 divis...@gmail.com wrote:

> Not yet. I've gotten at least three email notifications this year that 
> closure was imminent (*buy up now while you can*).
>
> A note: On several occasions in the past year, John has posted sales with 
> 10%/15%/20% off all remaining items. The alleged discount does not appear 
> online, but is supposed to be applied in the shopping basket at checkout. 
> I've jumped in for two of these sales, and no general discount was applied 
> to my shopping basket, using Safari 14/macOS. I don't know what browser his 
> shopping mechanism is keyed to; I'm guessing it's Google Chrome. I don't 
> know whether the discounted prices work with any browser at all.
>
> I could have phoned him and complained about it, but it felt petty. I like 
> the stuff I bought, but it still sticks in my craw that I paid more than I 
> was promised. If I order any of the scraps, I think I'm just going to phone 
> the order in.
>
> Peter "aggressive shopping is a contact sport" Adler
> Berkeley, CA/USA
>
> On Friday, February 3, 2023 at 4:16:50 AM UTC-8 eric...@gmail.com wrote:
> Thanks, Kim, but while the website is still up I thought John Kucharik 
> closed up shop and liquidated their inventory sometime in 2021 or 2022. 
>

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[RBW] FS: stem, shifter, hub, front derailleur, brake caliper

[Jeff B]

Shipping included!

$25 *Tektro 521A* standard reach(47-54) front caliper with recessed nut. No 
pads. Polished silver
$35 I*RD stem*. 1 1/8 steerer, 26.0mm clamp 110mm reach, unsure of the 
degree for the rise. Polished silver
$20 *Campagnolo Vicenza* clamp on DT shifters. Nothing fancy, entry level I 
think
$35 *Shimano Deore LX* rear hub. 135mm OLD. 32 hole. Shimano grey
$20 *Shimano Tourney* front derailleur.FDTY510. New in box with all seat 
post adaptors

Photos 

Thanks for looking!

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[RBW] Re: NBOD: New Bike Ordered Day! The mythical canti-Roa!

[Jeff B]

Bill,

That sounds like an awesome bike! I've been thinking that if I could get 
Roadeo tubing on a frame like the Roadini with long chain stays and cant or 
center pull studs that would be a perfect bike for me. All the other 
options sound great too.
I look forward to seeing it built up.

JB, Woodland

On Tuesday, April 5, 2022 at 9:00:08 PM UTC-7 Ian A wrote:

>
> Bill
>
> I love the idea of a cantilever studded Rodeo. Will you be looking to 
> increase the tire clearance compared to the standard Rodeo?  
>
> IanA Alberta Canada
> On Tuesday, April 5, 2022 at 11:20:20 AM UTC-6 Bill Lindsay wrote:
>
>> There are a number of threads on which I've mentioned a desire to own a 
>> Nobilette-built Roadeo with cantilever posts.  It came up in a thread about 
>> the Legolas, it came up in a thread about brevets on Rivs.  I've made no 
>> secret that I wanted a Canti-Roa.  There have been Canti-Roms, Canti-Rams, 
>> even Canti-Homers.  I'm on record saying that my ideal Riv road bike would 
>> be a Nobilette build, constructed of Roadeo/Legolas tubing, Roadeo 
>> Geometry, but the clearances of my Canti-Hillborne.  Putting my money where 
>> my mouth is, I'd stated a few times that if any of you would buy my 
>> existing Roadeo, that I'd put all your dollars right back to Riv and order 
>> a Canti-Roa.  
>>
>> Well, it finally happened.  Lister Corwin needed my 59 Roadeo frame and 
>> fork, and today I sent all his dollars plus several of my own back to 
>> Rivendell to order a Canti-Roadeo.  Mark Abele and I are ironing out the 
>> details.  I've got no idea yet how long Nobilette's queue is at the moment, 
>> but I'm very excited.  I have no clue whatsoever on color yet.  
>>
>> Bill Lindsay
>> El Cerrito, CA
>>
>

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Re: [RBW] Roadini heavy?

[Jeff B]

I own a Roadini that I bought from the other Joe who replied in the thread.

I wouldn't consider my Roadini heavy, for what it is. I've certainly built 
lighter bikes for customers including an S-Works Utralight Tarmac, which 
tipped the scale just under 13lbs. I ride a 54 Roadini at 5'11" but always 
thought it would be fun to ty a 57.

The general weight of most club ride bikes (specialized tarmac, Roubaix, 
venge, cervelo s & r series, etc) I've weighed come in at 16.75lbs WITHOUT 
saddle bags or bottles.
Some of those riders use a saddlebag but many put their flat kit, phone, 
arm warmers, etc in their jersey pocket. I think of it though that I'm 
riding the horse so why should the lumber be on my back so, I use a Swift 
Industries handlebar bag which can carry ample supplies.
My Roadini comes in at 25lbs with 2 tubes, a multi-tool, tire lever & mini 
pump. I routinely carry my wallet & phone in there too along with house/car 
keys, sunglasses, snacks and anything else that might be helpful on a ride.

Like Johnny said, you can make a bike feel pretty light with a good wheel 
set and ironically the club riders who add aero wheels to their bike end up 
adding an extra few pounds because there is simply more material there. I 
just use excellent aluminum wheels (HED Belgium with DT Swiss 240 hubs) to 
keep the weight down and keep the bike feeling spry. I am also geared down 
compared to most road bikes. 

My 11 speed setup is a 14-30 cassette with 44/28 chainrings. This gives me 
a low gear inch of 25.5 and a high of 86.1 on 35mm tires. This came to be 
from watching people's cassettes who's gearing was the standard 11-28, 
50/34. They were always in the 50 tooth chainring but cross chained up in 
the19 or 21 tooth in the rear so they could spin the cadence fast enough. I 
find that my gearing allows me to spin pretty fast on the Roadini, which 
makes the bike feel lively to me. I've never needed the 100+ gear inches 
that usually comes with the standard 11 speed road bike set up but a do 
really appreciate having a .933:1 (sub1:1) gear ratio for climbing so again 
I can spin seated up a hill while most are grinding away out of the saddle 
at 10 rpm.

Like Karl said, I've also hit close to 50mph on a decent to Estes Park CO 
and the bike felt so stable it's miraculous. Some of the other guys, 
especially the one riding a Venge with aero wheels, were getting blown all 
over the road because the tall profile carbon frame & wheels were like a 
sail catching the wind. Maybe because the Roadini had more weight it was 
more planted and glued to the road so I was able to concentrate on the ride 
& not fighting the bike to stay straight. I found the steering to be really 
easy on that ride too.

To me it really is about having a bike that offers so much more from the 
normal club racer. The geometry, sloping top tube, ability for wide tires, 
quill stem to adjust handlebar height throughout the day without silly 
steer tube extenders, braze ons for simple racks, ability to run multiple 
gear configurations (sti or downtube shifters), larger tire ability 
(Largest I've used is 38mm) and a bike that will last forever means I 
probably won't get rid of this frame for a long time. However, I'm nt sure 
I'd get the latest batch with the longer reach calipers. A few people I 
know with those longer calipers say they lack the power needed & I think 
there have been a few instances in BQ where Jan found them substandard. I 
have no experience with them though so I cannot confirm.

If I did want to expand on my Roadini though and get something lighter, I 
would look at David Kirk. He built himself, what he calls, a Montana Road 
Bike which is probably closer to a Roadeo in terms of geo and non threaded 
steer but his craftsmanship is beautiful & I'm sure it weighs loads less 
being made from stainless tubes fillet brazed. He has an instagram post 
from Dec 3, 2021 about that bike which really sums up what I think a road 
bike should be.

And lastly, If you are looking for Roadini inspiration with alternate bars, 
just google image search for "bluelug roadini". There will be a few photos 
of them with albatross, mustache and even chocomoose bars. 

Jeff, Woodland

On Sunday, January 30, 2022 at 6:04:31 AM UTC-8 nlerner wrote:

> On Saturday, January 29, 2022 at 9:19:13 PM UTC-5 jmlmu...@gmail.com 
> wrote:
>
>> Neal,
>>
>> I’m the one you sold the Roadini to and I’m happy to report that I’m 
>> loving it! I swapped the 80mm stem for a 60mm and it put me in a slightly 
>> more upright position which causes no pain whatsoever. Every other drop bar 
>> bike I’ve owned just didn’t feel right after a few hours of riding. Thank 
>> you again!
>>
>> Joe
>> Los Angeles, CA
>>
>
> Joe, that's great to hear. And a great example of how 
> individual/ideosyncratic the fit and ride qualities of any bike might be. 
> Ride in good health!
>
> Neal Lerner
> Brookline MA USA 
>
>>
>>
>> On Jan 29, 2022, at 3:43 PM, nlerner  wrote:
>>

[RBW] Re: Roadini Tires: Anyone running 38s?

[Jeff B]

Rivendell did state that the 2020 had more clearance. Mine is the 1st 
generation but will still fit 38mm tires. 
I meant that I need to instal the tire deflated to get it past the brake 
shoes even with the caliper open.
Also, some orange frames from the 1st batch apparently had the brake bridge 
welded too high which allowed bigger tires but almost made it so you would 
have to use a long reach caliper instead of a standard.

On Thursday, June 17, 2021 at 9:13:17 PM UTC-7 Bones wrote:

> I believe the clearance depends on your model year. My Roadini is from the 
> 2020 batch and I can easily fit 38 Shikoros without deflating. I had Jack 
> Browns on there for a short time but will not be going back to them on this 
> bike.
>
> Bones
>
> On Thursday, June 17, 2021 at 10:11:39 PM UTC-4 Jeff B wrote:
>
>> I used 38 GravelKings for a while. Definitely need to install with the 
>> air out but I have decent clearance. I really liked them, ran the psi very 
>> low, tubeless, and the bike would go anywhere.[image: 
>> IMG_20200929_145005.jpg]
>>
>>
>>

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[RBW] Re: FS: Rivendell Starter Set for the 84PBH Person... Bundle... It's All The Craze

[Jeff B]

Too bad the Road Standard can't be shipped

On Friday, April 9, 2021 at 10:27:01 AM UTC-7 Max S wrote:

> These are great great great bikes. Amazing deal! 
>
> - Max "it took me years to get to this point" in A2
>
> On Friday, April 9, 2021 at 11:17:24 AM UTC-4 Dave S wrote:
>
>> ...and if someone wants to pedal that Hubba from Nashville to the jersey 
>> shore, I'll take it off your hands when you get here!
>>
>> Dave
>>
>> On Thursday, April 8, 2021 at 6:48:21 PM UTC-4 Bill Lindsay wrote:
>>
>>> Man, what a haul.  If somebody picks up the bundle and wants to sell me 
>>> the 58cm Quickbeam, I'm willing to play along...
>>>
>>> Bill Lindsay
>>> El Cerrito, CA
>>>
>>> On Thursday, April 8, 2021 at 1:18:08 PM UTC-7 Karl wrote:
>>>
 OK! So last year I began purging bikes and frames I had not ridden in 
 the past year. At first, it was painful... then I began feeling even 
 better 
 about what I had kept and rode even more. So, this years effort:

 Must be picked up... I cannot ship all of this! I really want to sell 
 it all in one swoop! I can take better photos etc, but prefer to just let 
 it ride! I also sometimes miss reply here, so PM works best. 

 *Hubbuhubbuh- Small-* Complete Bike built by Rivendell. We were at WHQ 
 a few years back and bought this on a whim! I can attest to my marriage 
 surviving 3 rides! Good quality Rivendell stuff.

 *Rivendell Road Frame- 58cm*- fits 28's comfortably. Would make a 
 great go-go bike!

 *Rivendell Quickbeam Frame- 58cm*- This was a backup frame for "What 
 if something happens to my other one" but who am I kidding! 

 *Price: $3,000* picked up in Nashville or meet me close-ish I will 
 even throw in the dust for free!

 What's that, you say you would like wheels for both frames?? How about 
 a set of Phil Wood Cassette wheels for the 700 and a set of OG Quickbeam 
 wheels for the frame for an *[image: IMG_1325.jpeg]*... and I will 
 throw in a Baggins or Sackville bag. 

 Thanks for looking and as always... love all y'all!

 Karl 
 Nashville, TN

>>>

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Re: [RBW] Re: F.S. Jeff Lyon 54cm L'avecaise frame and fork

[Jeff B]

Lester, I sent you an email about the cranks and brakes. Just wanted to 
make sure you saw it. Thanks!
-Jeff

On Wednesday, February 17, 2021 at 4:00:52 AM UTC-8 Lester Lammers wrote:

> Good morning Nick,
>
> The chain rings are 44 and 36. Pics of crank and brakes attached.
>
> Regards,
>
> Les
>
> On Sun, Feb 14, 2021 at 7:09 AM Lester Lammers  
> wrote:
>
>> Hi Nick,
>>
>> I'm away from home at the moment. I'll take some photos of the crank 
>> shortly. I don't recall the number of teeth on the chain rings. Also, the 
>> brake braze ons are for center pull brakes.
>>
>> Regards,
>>
>> Les Lammers
>> 239-849-2157 <(239)%20849-2157>
>>
>> On Sat, Feb 13, 2021 at 4:21 PM Nick in Sac  wrote:
>>
>>> Hi there,
>>>
>>> Awesome frame and fork. The canti cable hanger reminds me of the ones 
>>> you would see on a vintage Ibis Hakkaluggi. I am interested in the Compass 
>>> crankset; what length is it and what chainrings does it have? And lastly, 
>>> what is the price?
>>>
>>> On Wednesday, February 10, 2021 at 1:08:07 PM UTC-8 Lester Lammers wrote:
>>>
 I won't be building this up, so it's time to let someone put miles on 
 it. It's an off the peg unfiled fillet brazed frame. There is a small chip 
 at the top of the seat tube. Brazed-on center pull for Compass brakes & 
 adjustable cable stop. As you can see the steerer tube is uncut. I also 
 have Compass CP brakes and crank set, if interested. $1,600 OBO for the 
 frame. Shipping vis Bike Flights or other carrier of your choice.
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[RBW] FS: Drivetrain, brakes, misc

[Jeff B]

Some items for sale. Buyer will cover the PayPal fees and shipping. Most of 
the small items should be able to fit in USPS flat rate packaging which 
starts at $8ish I believe for an envelope. I will probably add more items 
later too. Thanks for looking and contact me off list please (private 
message). 
Photos here: RBW For Sale 

*BRAKES*
-*Avid Shorty 6 Canitlevers $40*, KoolStop pads have good amount of life 
left in them. Will come with regular mounting hardware (not rack bolts) 
stadle cable and hanger.

*-Tektro 521A FRONT $20*, single caliper, 47-57mm reach, no pads, recessed 
nut.

-*Short Pull brake lever set $10*,  No barrel adjuster on the lever because 
you would have one on your road caliper or at a housing stop for 
cantilevers. One reach adjust screw missing.

-*Long Pull brake levers $10*, polished

-*Long Pull brake levers $10*, black (no Photos in album can get you some)

-*Interrupter levers $10*

*Drivetrain*

-*Shimano 105 RD-1056 $15* pretty scratched up but works great. Pulleys are 
newer. I do not have the original cable anchor nut (which was an M5 Allen) 
so I got a washer and corresponding M5 nut that do the job of securing the 
cable.

*-Sunrace R80 8spd Front Derailleur $15* double chainring, 56-50 large ring 
with 16t capacity. Band mounting for 31.8 but has a shim for 28.6

*Shimano FC-1056 105 cranks $25* 175 arm length, 53/39 chainrings. Pretty 
scratched up but I don't think they have any problem gouges. Rings look 
pretty beat but I never had a chain skip, could probably stand to be 
replaced. 130BCD.

*MISC*

*Nitto Promenade B603 bar $15 *Will not fit bar end shifters but will take 
thumbies or trigger shifters. (22.2 grip area), Clamp Dia: 25.4mm, Rise: 
2.44" (62mm), Width: 18.9" (480mm), Sweep: 75 deg, Weight: 360g

*Profile design threaded to threadless convertor $10* 22.2 to 28.58 (1" to 
1.125")

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[RBW] Re: racks bags and a saddle fs

[jeff b.]

Sent PM about the shopsacks

On Saturday, December 12, 2020 at 1:24:22 PM UTC-6 jamison brosseau wrote:

> I have a variety of items for sale CONUSA shipping included, PayPal fees 
> are not included. New Items have been marked as new.  Photos on request.
>
> Brooks B67 lightly used $80.00
> Sackville saddle sack medium grid grey great shape.$150.00
> I have two of the Sackville Shopsack Medium military green with side clips 
> $45.00 each
> Sackville shopsack  Grid Grey ( invisible grid) large $52.00 I also Have a 
> Blue version also $52.00
> Nitto Big Back Rack 33R the larger size New $185.00
> Nitto Big Front rack.  Used Great shape no hardware $170.00
> Nitto RBW 51 front or rear rack New $140.00 
> MKS tourist pedals with cages and straps.  $15.00
> Unknown nitto rack, looks like a marks rack with a longer top platform.
> $100.00
> Nitto type r bottle cage New $40.00
> Nitto type T bottle cage New $40.00
> Hands On Wheels, synergy and XT Wheelset.  Great Shape.  True when removed 
> from Bike about 2 years ago.  No Skewer $250.00 Pretty sure they are 36 
> hole.
>

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[RBW] Atlantis on Tahoe singletrack

[Jeff B]

That looks like an excellent ride! At least on a bike like the Atlantis you are 
able to enjoy the scenery as well instead of it flying by.

I'm wanting to do the same on my Atlantis or vintage stumpjumer. Is it possible 
to get more detailed information of your route or point in a good direction of 
where to look for routes?

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[RBW] Re: FS: Sugino OX601D 175mm 46/30

[Jeff B]

https://www.gravelbike.com/first-impressions-sugino-ox601d-crankset/

It can be ran a s a dual 110BCD crank as shown in the link above. 

There is a separate chainring bolt kit for it: 
https://www.somafabshop.com/shop/product/29361-sugino-chainring-bolts-ox601-ox901-set-a-110bcd-3710?category=970

Chainring bolt kit B is for 110/74, which is what this is currently set up 
as.

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[RBW] Re: Hot Waxing Chains

[Jeff B]

Not to talk off the topic of chain lubing but, Patrick your rear derailleur 
cable is wrapped under the kickstand plate. Not sure if it makes any 
difference to you but it could lead to the cable breaking prematurely or 
the rear Der being perpetually out of adjustment. Is there room for the 
cable to ride smoothly next to the plate or is a that a GUS quirk?

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[RBW] Re: Photos from Today's Riv Ride

[Jeff B]

As I live in Davis, I should have brought my Quickbeam out and rode about a 
1/4 mile behind you HA!

It is a nice ride out to Winters but can get boring sometimes so I've 
experimented with some creative routes through farm field access roads. So 
far no problems but luck can only take you so far.

Your bike looks great too.

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[RBW] Craigslist score -- 59cm Roadeo

[Jeff B]

I had been eyeing this as well. Decided against it because 59 was a touch too 
large for me but could have been a fun experiment using a stubby Crust/Nitto 
stem. I also wanted to get centerpull posts brazed on but it would have messed 
up the surrounding paint & the bike just looks too good already. 
Hope you get to enjoy it! 

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[RBW] Craigslist score -- 59cm Roadeo

[Jeff B]

I had been eyeing this as well. Decided against it because 59 was a touch too 
large for me but could have been a fun experiment using a stubby Crust/Nitto 
stem. I also wanted to get centerpull posts brazed on but it would have messed 
up the surrounding paint & the bike just looks too good already. 
Hope you get to enjoy it! 

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[RBW] Re: What shade of orange?

[Jeff B]

I'm not a painting expert but have listened to many conversations about 
automotive paint matching. 

I believe the true final color would also depend on your, or your painters, 
primer of choice. A grey primer will probably be closest to the true color, 
but slightly muted and might require a few coats for good coverage. To 
really have the paint pop and not use so many coats you could use white 
primer.

PPG 2764 (which is Flame Red as described by Corvette marketing) paired 
with a white primer can produce a really vivid color without having to buy 
a brighter orange which might be leaning towards a highlighter shade.

https://paintref.com/cgi-bin/colorcodedisplay.cgi?type=sample=2764=1975=Chevrolet=Corvette=Flame%20Red=corvette1975WA4667

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[RBW] Re: Tubulars on Rivendells

[Jeff B]

I was actually contemplating the same thing for my Roadini since Rene Herse 
is selling FMBs now.

 A few years ago my Specialized representative was trying so hard to unload 
a set of CLX60 tubular wheels with tires mounted already and I should have 
bought them for price he was going for, it was amazingly low but I couldn't 
be bothered because my tubeless set up was going great, and still is.

I still might toy with the idea, especially using some older MAVICs like 
you Bill.

Specialized still has stock of the S-Works Turbo Cotton Hell of the North 
(Paris-Roubaix) tire that is listed as a 28mm (they might have had a 30mm 
at some point).

Either way your bike looks great!


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[RBW] PSA Clem Smith Jr/Clememtine Sacramento Craigslist with interesting ad

[Jeff B]

It does seem like a great deal if nothing fishy is going on. Agreed that it 
could be an estate item,fairly new for that though. 

It could be like what car guys do when the wife wants them to sell the project 
car, mis-spell everything hoping that no one finds the ad so they can say that 
no one wanted to buy it. 

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[RBW] PSA Clem Smith Jr/Clememtine Sacramento Craigslist with interesting ad

[Jeff B]

No relation to seller but here is a Clementine for sale north east of 
Sacramento with an interesting ad. No mention of Rivendell and whoever made 
it seemed to just google the downtime name. 

Hoping that nothing nefarious is going on with the sale of it.

https://sacramento.craigslist.org/bik/d/granite-bay-clementine-bike-unisex/7098939042.html

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[RBW] Re: Looking for a 700 x 50 commuting tire

[Jeff B]

>
> I do not have experience with either of these but a QBP search finds the:
>
 

> 1) Vittoria Randonneur Tech G2.0 Tire - 700 x 50, Clincher, Wire, 
> Black/Reflective, which claims to have an extra layer of puncture 
> protection MSRP $39.99
>
 
2)  Kenda Kwick Drumlin Tire - 700 x 50, Clincher, Wire, Black/Reflective, 
60tpi, The Kwick Drumlin is hard to beat: K-Shield protection and a long 
lasting compound make it a reliable companion. Burly side knobs give 
confidence and grip on wet or loose conditions. Feels at home on concrete 
as well as gravel paths and forest roads. MSRP $34.95

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[RBW] Re: 1x11 on a Roadini?

[Jeff B]

I have a Specialized Sequoia with 1x11 but my Roadini is 2x11. 

My Roadini has a gear inch spread of 29.1" to 114" on 700/32 with a 46/30 & 
11/28. 

The Sequoia has a gear inch spread of 26.9" to 103" on 650B/47 with a 42 & 
11/42. 

They both use SRAM Force and feel great. I really dig the simplicity of 1x 
but find myself using only a small section of the cassette, which might 
promote accelerated wear. I never really spin out though and always can 
climb hills if needed. I really never use the 46/11 on my Roadini unless 
I'm really going downhill so I find that the spread is a little more 
useable on the Sequoia. with a 42t chainring. I don't mind the gaps in the 
cassette either, you use your legs more to power through small hills and 
spend less time shifting. For centuries and light rondo it would be perfect.

If you wanted to play around and can get to Walnut Creek, Harry's Roadini 
has SRAM Force 1x on it, although the bike is quite large (57 or 61)



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[RBW] Re: FS: Parts cleanup

[Jeff B]

Updated list and added a new handlebar, Nitto Promenade B603

On Tuesday, October 29, 2019 at 11:54:14 AM UTC-7, Jeff B wrote:
>
> Lots of stuff that people can hopefully use located in Davis CA.
>
> 1) $15 Kalloy Uno Moonbar Arc AL-540, a bent and comfortable handlebar, 
> width: 540mm, material: aluminium alloy, stem clamp diameter: 25.4mm, grip 
> area diameter: 22.2mm, weight: approx. 255g. Available in black or silver.
>
> 2) $15 Kalloy MTB Handlebar 25.4mm clamp, 22.2mm grip area, 580mm width, 
> backsweep
>
> 3) $20 Dia-Compe 984 Canti-lever brakes, all mounting and tension screws 
> under the tape holding them together. Only one straddle holder.
>
> 4) $20 MKS RMX Pedals
>
> 5) $20 Shimano Deore XT 10 speed rear derailleur. Clutch lever is snapped 
> off, you can probably find a replacement part.
>
> 6) $80 Campagnolo 8 speed Rear hub. Not sure what series it is, does not 
> have oil port on body but dust seal on nds has oil hole. 130mm/32 H
>
> 7) $10 V-brakes front and rear. Not sure the make, probably Promax?
>
> 8) $145 Shimano/Velocity 26" wheel set. QR, 100/135mm, 7/8/9/10 FH, 
> Shimano hubs, DT Swiss spokes, Velocity NOBS double wall rim with Schrader 
> valve hole. Cassette NOT included.
>

9) Nitto B603 Promenade Bar. Does not fit bar end shifters but will accept 
thumbies or trigger shifters (22.2)
Specs:
Clamp Dia: 25.4mm
Rise: 2.44" (62mm)
Width: 18.9" (480mm)
Sweep: 75 deg
Color: silver
Weight: 360g
 

>
>
> https://photos.app.goo.gl/eV2PJGcpBXgr7je28
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[RBW] FS: Parts cleanup

[Jeff B]

Lots of stuff that people can hopefully use located in Davis CA.

1) $15 Kalloy Uno Moonbar Arc AL-540, a bent and comfortable handlebar, 
width: 540mm, material: aluminium alloy, stem clamp diameter: 25.4mm, grip 
area diameter: 22.2mm, weight: approx. 255g. Available in black or silver.

2) $30 Soma 3spd 6061-T6 shotpeened aluminum handlebar that offers multiple 
hand positions for comfortable riding. Will accommodate bar end shifters. 
Not designed for 22.2mm ID MTB rubber grips (the 3-Speed II will fit these 
though)

- Width: 505mm (measured c-c at bar ends)
- Drop: 60mm
- Reach: 100mm
- 25.4mm clamp diameter
- 23.8mm grip diameter
- Weight: 320g

3) $15 Kalloy MTB Handlebar 25.4mm clamp, 22.2mm grip area, 580mm width, 
backsweep

4) $20 Dia-Compe 984 Canti-lever brakes, all mounting and tension screws 
under the tape holding them together. Only one straddle holder.

5) $20 MKS RMX Pedals

6) $80 Shimano XTR ST-M961 3x9 Sp Trigger Shifters. Dual control 
brake/shifter levers. right shifter scratched up, but functions perfect

7) $20 Shimano Deore XT 10 speed rear derailleur. Clutch lever is snapped 
off, you can probably find a replacement part.

8) $80 Campagnolo 8 speed Rear hub. Not sure what series it is, does not 
have oil port on body but dust seal on nds has oil hole. 130mm/32 H

9) $10 V-brakes front and rear. Not sure the make, probably Promax?

10) $145 Shimano/Velocity 26" wheel set. QR, 100/135mm, 7/8/9/10 FH, 
Shimano hubs, DT Swiss spokes, Velocity NOBS double wall rim with Schrader 
valve hole. Cassette NOT included.

https://photos.app.goo.gl/eV2PJGcpBXgr7je28

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[RBW] Re: Advice Sought on Hubs and Rim Choice

[Jeff B]

For what it's worth, I always value ease of service and parts availability 
with my hubs. All the hubs listed fit that category for simple maintenance, 
especially the sealed bearing ones such as the Phil, Chris & White. The 
bearings are readily available & most are a 6902. I think the Chris King 
hubs require special tools for bearing replacement although you can always 
tap the bearing out with punch and make your own press. Working in a shop 
for 10+ years, I have seen a few White hubs that refused to stay adjusted 
and would become loose after a few rides so they required constant 
attention. That being said, I've never owned a set. My nice hubs are DT 
Swiss 240's and they have always been maintenance free. Only hiccup with 
those is that you may ned a ring gear tool to remove the ring gear for 
bearing replacement. 
Shimano hubs have loose bearings, no matter how nice, so if you know how to 
clean, re-pack & adjust loose bearing hubs those can provide many years of 
service. 
The boutique hubs may have better/ quicker engagement of the freehub body, 
but don't get too hung up on that

I do not have experience with Atlas rims but an eyeleted rim is always a 
very good choice so I'd say you would have no issues.

It really comes down to how much you want to spend. I think Atlas rims with 
brass nipples, butted 2/1.8/2 spokes and higher lever Shimano hubs would be 
pretty bomb proof. Enjoy your building!

>
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[RBW] Simple0ne enjoyment

[Jeff B]

I bought a Simple0ne from a RBWOB member a while ago because my friend had 
a single speed with chubby tires and convinced me I should do the same. 
Funny enough he sold his this week, right after I got my bike already to 
go. When I got the bike I was not really in love with it. Something just 
felt odd. Maybe I was not used to the simplicity and quietness of single 
speeding. But now I have the bike dialed in and I could not be any happier. 
I swapped the noodle drop bars for mustache bars (which is such an easy 
swap on single speeds), changed to a rack that mounts to the fork braze-on, 
instead of the canti bosses (that rack is on my Atlantis which is old 
enough to not have fork braze-ons) and finally I mounted some huge 
GravelKings SK's to cushion the ride. The tires feel awesome and look so 
ballon like mounted to the small Velocity A23 rims, which is what made me 
fall in love with the aesthetic of this bike. I use it frequently as a 
commuter and after work quick gravel grinder. Maybe I'll go fixed later. 
Maybe I'll put a lowrider rack on it and use it as a simple camper bike. 
Who knows, it's just fun for now and it looks even better dusty so I'll 
keep riding it hard.











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[RBW] Re: How Rivendells are received in your city ... (was: Rivvish Shop in Santa Barbara?)

[Jeff B]

My coworkers know that I commute 20 miles round trip every day, but most of 
them are shocked when they actually see my bike. "Do you ride that far on a 
beach cruiser?"

On Saturday, September 10, 2016 at 8:44:59 AM UTC-4, Patrick Moore wrote:
>
> This is so odd, or perhaps I just live in a very nice city. Not only have 
> I ever gotten only praise and interest for my Rivendells and other such 
> oddities, but I've been a favorite at one of the high end, Cervelo selling, 
> Madone stocking, carbon fiber living shops in town. Owners drooled over 
> Rivendells, 1958 Herse, late '70s Ken Rogers British Racing Trik*. Local 
> roadies and grocery store doofuses all say, "Nice bike!"
>
> Hell, I even had the owner of another now defunct high end store accept 
> the 30 lb rear wheel from a 3 speed Schwinn for spoke replacement and 
> truing without a single grimace or sotto voce comment, and this was 25 
> years ago before I had any real shop cred.
>
> (Though I did have a snarky youth make a deprecating comment about my hot 
> rodded 1992 XO-1 ... Perhaps it was the purple rims and SRAM drop bar twist 
> shifters?)
>
>
> On Sat, Sep 10, 2016 at 6:19 AM, 'Chris Lampe 2' via RBW Owners Bunch <
> rbw-owne...@googlegroups.com > wrote:
>
>> When I first started looking into building up my own bike, I visited an 
>> LBS and in conversation I casually mentioned RBW being an influence and the 
>> owner grimaced and said something to the effect of "stay away from those 
>> Rivendells..".About a year later, I was in there again and he was 
>> showing off his new Salsa that he chose for the frame material being steel 
>> and the chainstays longer.for comfort.   
>>
>>
>>
>> On Friday, September 9, 2016 at 10:55:59 PM UTC-5, PG wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>  Will Ashe wrote:
>>>
>>> I live in Los Angeles, and as such am intrigued. Would it be a Riv 
 dealer or just carry Riv like parts and gear?

 Will


 

>>>
>>> Will,
>>>
>>> By rivvish, I mean a shop that understands a wide variety of bike 
>>> designs, and accepts them all as valid. Or, to put it another way, a 
>>> shop where you can walk in with a Rivendell and not get laughed out the 
>>> door. (That's happened to me before.)
>>>
>>>
>>> Paul 
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[RBW] FS: soma oxford handlebar (like albatross)

[Jeff B]

Installed, ridden a few weeks, and removed. Perfect shape. $30 shipped?

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[RBW] FS: XT dual-sided trekking pedals

[Jeff B]

Used for a couple hundred miles, can't get used to the clipless. Have 
shimano shoes / cleats as well, size 46. $55 shipped for 
shoes/cleats/pedals.

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[RBW] FS nitto front rack, albatross, pedals, derailer, brake levers,

[Jeff B]

These are extras from a build that never got finished. They are all brand 
new except for the pedals. email for pics: jeffbogdanov...@hotmail.com

Nitto F32 mini front rack with p-clamps in case you don't have eyelets, for 
canti/V-brake bikes -$95 shipped

Soma Oxford handlebar (same as albatross) with a beautifully shellacked 
cotton tape/twine and shimano silver v-brake levers. This would be a 
drop-in replacement for you Clem owners out there that want to try 
albatross bars. -- $55 shipped

Shiimano XT dual sided spd / platform trekking pedals. These have about 200 
miles on them, bearings as smooth as can be, includes single release cleats 
with equivalent mileage. Black --- $45 shipped

Claris medium cage rear der, 11-32 max cassette, grey --- $15 
shipped

Thanks for looking and happy holidays.

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[RBW] Re: FS: 60cm STT Sam Hillborne complete

[Jeff B]

Price reduced to $1299

On Friday, October 23, 2015 at 10:56:31 AM UTC-4, Jeff B wrote:
>
> Price reduced to $1450, bike is in DC metro area. Details here: 
>
> http://washingtondc.craigslist.org/nva/bik/5280862199.html

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[RBW] FS: 60cm STT Sam Hillborne complete

[Jeff B]

Price reduced to $1450, bike is in DC metro area. Details here:

http://washingtondc.craigslist.org/nva/bik/5280862199.html

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