[RBW] Re: New Jewelry for my Platypus

[abraham nussbaum]

...and what a charming story about Paul. Good reminder of why we like 
craftspeople. Lovely!

On Friday, January 12, 2024 at 6:38:52 AM UTC-7 sarahlik...@gmail.com wrote:

> Every ride is going to be like Valentines Day on that gorgeous bike!
>
> On Thursday, January 11, 2024 at 5:28:30 PM UTC-8 Bicycle Belle Ding Ding! 
> wrote:
>
>> I have never had Paul anything. I’ve had whatever brakes and levers came 
>> with my bikes and didn’t think any more about it. I did get my VO brake 
>> levers anodized, but that batch of rose pink ano faded freakishly fast and 
>> everything was silver 4 months later. 
>>
>> But I’m giving it another chance. Everyone talks about Paul, and Paul 
>> sometimes offers their parts in pretty, anodized colors, but currently, 
>> they do not. I emailed the company, asking if they happened to have any of 
>> their pink levers laying around that they would be willing to sell me. I 
>> got an email back from Paul, like THE Paul, who directed me to an employee 
>> I won’t name here. He and I got in contact and he was so fun, right from 
>> the start. We chatted and he looked at my bikes (I sent him my pics via 
>> email) and we made a plan. 
>>
>> We colored it all. 
>>
>> The bolts, the brake body, the levers, the barrel adjustors ALL of it. 
>>
>> The parts came in 3 boxes, plus one extra little envelope. The envelope 
>> had a small personalized gift from my new friend at Paul, just because, 
>> with a handwritten note in the prettiest handwriting I’ve ever seen. Swoon! 
>> I opened the first box and it was wrapped like origami inside. I uncovered 
>> the first gorgeous pieces and the breath left my body. So beautiful. 
>> Quality even a novice can’t miss. Just what I wanted. Rich, rose color. 
>>
>> I would need to be with bike people to get the full joy out of this 
>> experience. My bike shop knows about Paul Components. A blizzard is on its 
>> way to Michigan and I knew my shop would not be busy. I put the pieces back 
>> in the box, loaded the boxes and my bike in the van and drove to the shop. 
>> I came in and there were 4 mechanics and zero customers. “Guys!” I said, “I 
>> have a fun project for us to do, and I can’t do it without you! Who wants 
>> to see what is in these boxes?” 
>>
>> So there we were on company time, hovering over these immaculate little 
>> parcels, oohing and aahhing. There was extra swag in there, stuff I had 
>> never seen. 
>>
>> “What’s this?” I asked, holding up a flat, wooden thing with Paul 
>> emblems. 
>>
>> “It’s a carpenter’s pencil,” said the mechanic. I gave it to him.
>>
>> I left the bike with them and I should have it in the next couple/few 
>> days, depending on how long the blizzard rages for. Not that I’ll get to 
>> ride and try those beautiful Paul parts out; we are getting up to a foot of 
>> snow! For now they are only a visual treat. I can’t even imagine how 
>> enamored I will be when I get to actually USE the brakes. 
>>
>> And what nice people. I was not expecting them to be so personable! I 
>> have heard they are a small operation, but they *are* famous in their 
>> own right - celebrity machinists, really - yet so kind to a layperson like 
>> me.
>>
>> Here’s the photo I got before the parts shipped. “Whatcha think?” he 
>> asked. 
>>
>> Oh, he knew. He knew he knocked it straight outta the park.
>>
>> Leah
>>
>>  
>>
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Re: [RBW] Re: Most Discreet Bell Placement

[abraham nussbaum]

And, again, it's just a perfect little bell!

On Wednesday, June 28, 2023 at 1:29:26 PM UTC-6 John Dewey wrote:

> You should do it, Laing, if for no reason other than helping to insure 
> these good folks stay in business 
>
> Jock
>
> On Wed, Jun 28, 2023 at 10:24 AM lconley  wrote:
>
>> I have considered buying two of them and using them as the finishing tape 
>> for the handlebar tape. - actual bell body forward of the handlebar.
>>
>> Laing
>>
>> On Wednesday, June 28, 2023 at 12:25:34 PM UTC-4 John Dewey wrote:
>>
>>> Here's nice image of most discreet placement of the best looking, 
>>> smartly engineered richest sounding, bicycle bell *ever* made. That's 
>>> my story and I'm sticking to it  *;  )*
>>>
>>> Jock
>>>
>>> [image: IMG_0810.jpeg]
>>>
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[RBW] Re: Shifters - UNO shifter

[abraham nussbaum]

I'm definitely UNO-curious.

In the meantime, I've been running the Microshift 11 speed for over a year, 
in both friction and index mode. It's awesome. I run a 1 x 11 and it's been 
flawless after you dial in the fit bolt.

On Monday, June 5, 2023 at 5:43:41 PM UTC-6 Stephanie A. wrote:

> I'm looking forward to reading how you like it. The spouse wants more 
> gears and the fastest way to do it is to get him a 10- or 11-speed cassette 
> and a friction shifter since his Breezer Downtown EX came as a 1x8.
> On Monday, June 5, 2023 at 6:12:15 PM UTC-4 drewfi...@gmail.com wrote:
>
>> Hey Max,
>>
>> I saw the video where Russ announced this, and was also curious as I've 
>> got an 11sp Cassette in my parts bin with no current home. 
>>
>> I do think you need an 11sp chain, as the chain width and cassette 
>> spacing work most natively together. You may be able to get away with a 
>> 10sp chain depending on the company, so if you've got one it could be worth 
>> a try. 
>>
>> Primary difference between the Microshift and the Uno is the ratchet. 
>> I've got the microshift 11sp shifter on my gevanalle brifters and it works 
>> fine in index but the friction setting is a little frustrating without the 
>> ratchet. That paired with the fact that the Uno looks classy makes me feel 
>> like you still made the right call... especially for a Riv.
>>
>> Hope that's helpful!
>>
>> - Drew
>>
>> On Monday, June 5, 2023 at 2:51:40 PM UTC-4 maxcr wrote:
>>
>>> Has anyone tried the UNO? 
>>>
>>> If you don't know what I'm talking about check out this video from Russ 
>>> at The Path Less Pedaled.  The 
>>> shifter is a collaboration between Soma, DiaCompe and Russ.  It's a 
>>> friction shifter that should take anything you throw at it including 11 or 
>>> 12 speed, MTB or Road drivetrains. 
>>>
>>> I got to it because I'm considering a 1x set up on one of my bikes and I 
>>> want maximum flexibility and compatibility to allow me to use a clutch and 
>>> a SRAM RD if I choose to.
>>>
>>> Also, I've been fighting a CX-70 FD paired with White Industries 2x9 
>>> setup on my Hunqapillar. No matter how much I adjust it or how much I trim, 
>>> certain combinations (of the ones I actually use) always have some rub. I'm 
>>> still trying to get my hands on an IRD Sub-C FD which might allow me to 
>>> keep the current setup (I love the gearing I have with 42/24 chainrings and 
>>> a 11-40 cassette) but I might want to switch things up.
>>>
>>> Long story short I bit the bullet and got an UNO. It feels really solid 
>>> and the ratchet sounds great. Also take a look, the thing is massive 
>>> compared to a Silver2:
>>>
>>> [image: IMG_0495.jpeg]
>>>
>>> For my 1x I'm considering using a Shimano SLX M7000 11 Speed 11-40 
>>> cassette that I already have in my parts box. And I'll probably pair that 
>>> with a SRAM GX 10-Speed RD.
>>>
>>> The question for the group is: do I need to use an 11 speed chain given 
>>> the 11 speed cassette?
>>>
>>> Oh, and now I'm wondering, is the UNO just a fancy version of this 
>>> Microshift shifter 
>>>  which 
>>> I hadn't seen but just found on Crust's website?
>>>
>>> Cheers,
>>> Max in rainy Boston
>>>
>>> PS. They are available here from Soma 
>>> 
>>>  for 
>>> a pretty penny if you want to get one.
>>>
>>>
>>>

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[RBW] WTB: Nitto Hi-Riser

[abraham nussbaum]

Anyone holding a short version of this:

https://www.rivbike.com/products/nitto-hiriser-25-4-1-1-8-threadless-stem-16252

I am looking for a 60 mm version if you've got one!

Thanks,

Abraham

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Re: [RBW] Bike storage solutions: 5 or 6 bikes, fenders

[abraham nussbaum]

+1 for the peak racks. I use it for fendered bikes and it's terrific.

On Friday, December 31, 2021 at 7:55:19 PM UTC-7 John Rinker wrote:

> Yes, of course, the rear fender is a concern. For my part, when my bike is 
> fendered I do have to do a final grab and lift at the seat post. 
>
> Really though, the only bikes I've stored this way are old mountain bikes 
> I keep around for sentimental reasons. Until recently I've only had one 
> Riv, and it never sits around long enough to warrant storage on a rack. 
>
> Cheers, John
>
>
> On Saturday, January 1, 2022 at 10:41:29 AM UTC+9 Joe Bernard wrote:
>
>> John,
>>
>> How do you deal with the rear fender? My concern with the vertical 
>> hanging business is she'll be dragging the fender across the floor as she's 
>> trying to get the front wheel up on that hook. This isn't an issue for the 
>> average fenderless 16 lbs. carbon road bike, but her Rivs are fully loaded 
>> and fendered. She's not gonna just toss 'em up there! 
>>
>> Joe Bernard
>>
>> On Friday, December 31, 2021 at 5:12:10 PM UTC-8 John Rinker wrote:
>>
>>> Hey Leah,
>>>
>>> Happy New Year! An 8ft 2x4 bolted to the studs in your garage wall with 
>>> utility 
>>> hooks 
>>> 
>>>  works 
>>> great. Mine is just high enough so the tires are about an inch off the 
>>> floor so you don't have to lift very high. I just roll the tire up the wall 
>>> and hook it in. Pretty easy and very inexpesive.
>>>
>>> Cheers,
>>> John
>>>
>>> On Saturday, January 1, 2022 at 7:41:56 AM UTC+9 eric...@gmail.com 
>>> wrote:
>>>
 Hi Leah – I realize you said you'd like the bikes up off the floor 
 *but* consider the Peak Racks. This is a bike parking solution that 
 leaves the bikes on the ground. It's easy to adapt and space the bikes as 
 you like to accommodate your fenders and wide bars. Rivendell uses these 
 in 
 the shop. I'd totally be in for these racks if I had room in my shed, but 
 I 
 don't. Also, it's a California-based company and these are MUSA!

 Me and my back do not like hanging, balancing and hooking steel bikes. 
 Especially tricky with fenders. With on the ground storage like this you 
 can just wheel 'em in and out. With a three-car garage there might be a 
 way 
 to make it all fit and leave things neat and tidy. The bikes are important 
 and I'd say they deserve their own dedicated bay :)  Roll that door up and 
 roll the bikes out. 

 https://peakracks.com/byo/#order-now

 On Friday, December 31, 2021 at 5:15:01 PM UTC-5 maxcr wrote:

> [image: 069A7403-7E88-4530-A7F8-0293ACD1CCA2.jpeg]
>
> On Friday, December 31, 2021 at 11:09:59 PM UTC+1 maxcr wrote:
>
>> I used 4 of these, not cheap but if you have a wall you can drill on, 
>> they’re great: 
>>  https://cyclesafe.com/bike-parking/bike-racks/fender-rack/
>> Max
>> On Friday, December 31, 2021 at 11:00:57 PM UTC+1 Eric Daume wrote:
>>
>>> I bought this overhead storage rack from Costco, and it included 
>>> hooks that hang off the bottom of it to hold bikes. It works pretty 
>>> well, 
>>> but at 12 bikes, even our big garage can still get crowded. 
>>>
>>> My 13 year old daughter (who I have to say is quite strong) is able 
>>> to get her fendered Trek up on a hook. 
>>>
>>> Eric
>>>
>>>
>>> On Friday, December 31, 2021, Bicycle Belle Ding Ding! <
>>> jonasa...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>>
 [image: F4411C72-D9A5-4E1B-BADC-E7EDEF78AC81.jpeg]Hi Friends. I 
 searched some other threads to find this answer but didn’t really find 
 what 
 I was looking for, and, maybe there have been some updated solutions, 
 so, a 
 new thread.

 We have a new home and a 3 car, extra deep garage. The bikes are 
 just parked willy-nilly and I dislike it. It looks messy and they are 
 bound 
 to be knocked over. I have my pair of Rivs, which will soon be a trio, 
 and 
 my boys’ two Clems. My bikes are all fendered. Between the wide bars, 
 heavy 
 frames, and fenders, storage options are few. I’d like to get the bike 
 up 
 off of the floor and found this one option on Amazon (see photo). But 
 I 
 don’t know if the rear fender will scrape the floor as I tip up the 
 bike, 
 OR if I can lift the bikes vertically to hang them. It seems it would 
 be 
 awkward. (Note: I would buy more than one of these because we would 
 require 
 more space between bikes with those Bosco and Billie Bars.)

 What system do you use to park your fendered Rivs?

 Thanks!
 Leah 

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[RBW] FS: parts bin clean-out

[abraham nussbaum]

*Say goodbye, it's Independence Day* and it is time to liberate several 
items from my parts bin. All items will ship from Denver, CO (local pickup 
available) and shipping is extra. Payment via PayPal F/F.

   1. H+Son TB14 32H wheelset rebuilt by Boulder's Excel Cycles with 
   vintage Campy Chorus hub, DT Swiss Competition 14-15 gauge spokes, with 
   brass nipples, and Chinook Pass 700 * 28 $250
   2. Thomson Elite Seatpost + Binder for 29.8 mm $50
   3. Token BB BS68 JIS 103 $10
   4. Brooks Cambium C17 red $25
   5. MKS Quarter Clips (pair) $5
   6. Campy Potenza rim calipers (pair) $75
   7. Specialized 110mm stem $5
   8. Nitto Simworks bars 380 (black/new) $60
   9. Gravel cockpit: ultegra shifters, deda tape, Whisky bars, ultegra 
   hydro brakes $150
   10. Shimano 105 RD $25
   11. Silca Ultimate Impero Frame Pump (XL) $90
   12. Timbuk2 messenger laptop bag (standard) $10
   13. Timbuk2 messenger laptop bag (custom) $20
   14. Campy Potenza 53/39 crankset w/cups $90
   15. Garmin Forerunner35 w. bike mount + charging cable $30

Cruddy photos here:
https://photos.app.goo.gl/TLFn7BmytNV79DPJ9

Willing to trade for Swift Motherload, ShopSack, a size large steel frame.

(Apologies for cross-post to ibob)

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[RBW] Re: WTB- 2 Silver Bar End Pods (and/or Silver Shifters)

[abraham nussbaum]

...unsolicited endorsement: I bought a pod from Bill last week and it works 
great. It was just the trick.

On Thursday, July 1, 2021 at 6:52:25 PM UTC-6 Bill Lindsay wrote:

> I have a couple sets of Shimano Pods, and a new pair of Silver Shifters.  
> The Shimano pods have a small bump-out on the square protruberance that 
> serves as a guide when assembling in an all-Shimano setup.  That bump out 
> gets in the way with a Silver setup, but it's not difficult to scrub that 
> off.  
>
> Let me know if you want any of those bits, including if you want me to do 
> the work to get you a complete working set of Silver shifters on Shimano 
> pods.  
>
> Silver shifters would have retailed at $35 each and pods would have 
> retailed at $28 each.  I can provide you with a complete Silver-on-Shimano 
> setup for $80 shipped.  
>
> Bill Lindsay
> El Cerrito, CA
>
> On Thursday, July 1, 2021 at 8:06:05 AM UTC-7 michaels...@gmail.com wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> Looking for the Silver bar-end pods mainly since they don't have them 
>> currently in stock. However, if you already have some set up with shifters 
>> let me know if you would be willing to part with them. Thanks in advance!
>>
>

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[RBW] WTB: Nitto S65

[abraham nussbaum]

Anyone have a Crystal Fellow (silver, 27.2, either 250 or 300) that has 
overstayed its welcome in your parts bin? 

Signed, a bike in search of a seatpost.

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Re: [RBW] Re: New Roadini day + request for a good looking crankset recommendation

[abraham nussbaum]

It's sweet, but then there are so many sweet products. It's just fun to
have a bike you love!

Abraham
www.abrahamnussbaum.com


On Fri, Sep 18, 2020 at 4:17 PM Ash  wrote:

> Da Vinci crank indeed looks like a very high quality product.
>
> On Thursday, 17 September 2020 at 10:23:28 UTC-7 abraham nussbaum wrote:
>
>> Those pictures were straight from da Vinci's website. The three holes are
>> to accommodate the growing legs of stokers. (BTW: da Vinci is great-- they
>> repainted a vintage Serotta for me. I highly recommend them if you live in
>> Denver and need repainting.)
>>
>> Here are pix <https://photos.app.goo.gl/2BRtnog3KcofvKL59> from
>> <https://photos.app.goo.gl/qLBUV5LLFYCoNWdNA> my own setup. (Sorry, it's
>> not a Riv.)
>>
>> I am using the crankset as a single, but like that it can also work as a
>> double or triple.
>>
>> Happy riding, A
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[RBW] Re: New Roadini day + request for a good looking crankset recommendation

[abraham nussbaum]

Those pictures were straight from da Vinci's website. The three holes are 
to accommodate the growing legs of stokers. (BTW: da Vinci is great-- they 
repainted a vintage Serotta for me. I highly recommend them if you live in 
Denver and need repainting.)

Here are pix  from 
 my own setup. (Sorry, it's 
not a Riv.) 

I am using the crankset as a single, but like that it can also work as a 
double or triple.

Happy riding, A

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Re: [RBW] FS/T berthoud saddle

[abraham nussbaum]

Thanks, Steve, I appreciate it! 

Steve is correct about the make/model. It's a fancy saddle, sure to turn 
heads. 

Also: I should say that while I do not post on the group often, I am a 
subscriber and always enjoy reading the posts. This little corner of the 
bicycle internet is a sweet space even if it includes my brother-- another 
occasional poster named Andrew Nussbaum-- who is guilty for getting me to 
spend more than I should on bikes. I haven't bought a Riv yet, but he's 
working on me.

Thanks for looking, all.

On Wednesday, September 2, 2020 at 2:42:16 PM UTC-6 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 
> <https://www.renehersecycles.com/shop/components/tools/obenaufs-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 
> <https://photos.app.goo.gl/kFshtm1ibDTG3s6dA>.)
>
> New retails 
> <https://www.renehersecycles.com/shop/components/saddles/berthoud-agnel-womens-saddle-titanium-railed/>
>  
> 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
>
> -- 
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> Alexandria, Virginia 
> USA
>
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[RBW] FS/T berthoud saddle

[abraham nussbaum]

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

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[RBW] Re: Wald Bag

[abraham nussbaum]

I use a Troutmoose bag. Works great. Owner/maker is a great guy:

https://troutmoose.com/shop/rolltop-basketrack-bag/

On Monday, April 6, 2020 at 8:28:06 PM UTC-6, Dave Grossman wrote:
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> Does anyone have the Wald bag they make for the 137 and 139?  Just curious 
> as to how it is as I was debating getting one.
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