[RBW] WTB: Right Side Microshift Bar-End Shifter Pod

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Hey all,


As the title says, I'm looking for one of these (RIGHT SIDE ONLY) in decent 
shape, if anyone has one languishing in their parts bin ; )

Please PM me if you have one available and name your $ amount.


Thank you!


-Bryan

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[RBW] Re: New shoes (and rims) for the Sam Hillborne

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Hey Tony,

There is a way to get some non-polished silver action on just about any 
Velocity rim, but you'll have to ask them. As a shop owner, I've asked to 
have rims left with their "mill finish" which, while not true ano, has a 
very classy look in it's own right. I have some raw Atlas rims on my 
Appaloosa and boy are they purdy. Timing is everything with this option 
however, as they have to deliberately set them aside before finishing as 
usual. 

Hope this helps! Ain't bikes fun? : )

On Wednesday, June 20, 2018 at 10:02:58 AM UTC-4, Tony McG wrote:
>
> Beautiful bike, James!  Your wheelset would be perfect for my Atlantis. 
> Maybe next year?
>
> I wish Velocity would offer their Quill and Cliffhanger in a silver 
> anodized option; the polished silver costs more than I'm willing to spend. 
> They make a wheelset for Rivendell with silver Cliffhangers, but I would 
> rather have a custom wheelset with better hubs. I'm also waiting for the 
> 700x50 Gravelking SK that I heard rumors about last year...
>

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[RBW] FS: 2015 Hunqapillar F/F/HS 62cm

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Hey all,


Looking to find a new home for my 62cm Hunq frameset. Including installed 
FSA Duron headset. I've taken really good care of this one, and only a 
small handful of blemishes are evident. All are relatively tiny. I'd give a 
solid 8.5 out of 10 with regard to overall condition.

This was purchased in later 2014 and received in 2015 and I'm the sole 
owner. Keep in mind that this is the more recent, shorter chainstay spec. 

I'm asking $1,500 shipped , in a professionally packed bike box. 

Take advantage of this one and avoid a longer Waterford lead time.

Please PM me with any questions you might have otherwise. 



Thank you,


-Bryan

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[RBW] Re: 1x Friction Shifting Rivs - whachu got?

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1x9 on my Appaloosa includes long cage XT Shadow RD, XT 11-36 cassette with 
sugino xd600 crankarms and 34t 100bcd single speed(no ramps) chainring. I 
believe the BB is a Sugino 68x 107, which get the chainline/center of 
cassette close to perfect. No retention devices used. Had the same setup on 
my Hunqapillar. Never any issue with dropped chains. I do like to keep 
chain as short as possible. Long cage RD is certainly not required by any 
means. I'd go short cage if I had one!

-Bryan

On Wednesday, September 20, 2017 at 12:17:08 PM UTC-4, Jazzman Ruben wrote:
>
> Rivies,
>
> Are any of y'all using a 1x friction shifting setup? What are you using? 
> Does it work well?
>
> I've been doing this for about a year/year and a half now. I pulled off 
> the front derailer and cable, the stock rings off my Sugino and put on a 
> "USAMade" (link ) chainring on with some 
> single speed crank bolts. Otherwise, the drivetrain (silver shifters and 
> antique Deerhead RD, 8 speed wide range cassette) remained in tact. 
> Initially, I didn't have any chain drops. Lately, I've been dropping the 
> chain a few times a week.
>
> I can't imagine that I wore out the chainring this fast. I wonder if the 
> ol' Deerhead is getting tired? Do I need an RD with a clutch? 
>
> -JR
>

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[RBW] Re: Hunq rider in Kingston NY

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Hey all,


I'm a bit late to respond- my apologies!

I'd be up for a ride from Kingston that weekend, but the best day for me 
would be Sunday the 6th. I can probably rally a few other riders to join us 
as well.

Let me now what you think?


-Bryan


On Monday, July 17, 2017 at 7:49:37 AM UTC-4, Mark in Beacon wrote:
>
> Not sure. I am a few hours south of Beacon by bicycle so it is not my 
> everyday stomping ground. But I was thinking a 45-ish mile loop, maybe 
> originating at Bryan's shop, ending at one of the Kingston eateries down by 
> the waterfront. Anybody have a route in that area? Bryan, have you explored 
> much? Maybe a spin up into the lower Catskills?  If not, happy to host a 
> Riv ride from lovely Beacon that could include some dirt, challenging 
> climbs, and great French Toast.
>
> On Sunday, July 16, 2017 at 10:22:47 PM UTC-4, Cameron Sharp wrote:
>>
>> A ride from Kingston to where? I'm interested.
>>
>

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[RBW] Re: Hunq rider in Kingston NY

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Anton,


That is quite a coincidence! Would love you to stop by when you're in town 
if you're able. 


Looking forward,


-Bryan

On Wednesday, July 12, 2017 at 12:43:15 PM UTC-4, somervillebikes wrote:
>
> Small world!! I grew up two blocks from there on Pearl St, and went to St. 
> Joseph's school across the street from your bike shop!
>
> I'll be visiting Kingston in a couple weeks, I'll try to stop by your shop!
>
> Anton
> velolumino.com
>
>
> On Tuesday, June 20, 2017 at 12:25:14 AM UTC-4, comveo wrote:
>>
>> Hey Jason,
>>
>>
>> Mark is right, you spotted me! Part of my morning commute to Uptown 
>> Kingston, I was making the trek to higher ground that morning ; )
>>
>> It's also true, as Mark mentioned, that I opened a shop uptown recently. 
>> I'd love to meet any and all Riv riders/enthusiasts in the Hudson Valley 
>> area. The shops model is all about practical, beautiful bikes, and making 
>> connections with bike-minded folks, inside or outside of the Kingston 
>> community.
>>
>> Would love to meet you!
>>
>>
>> Thanks for the plug, Mark! (**also a swell guy**)
>>
>>
>> -Bryan
>>
>>
>>
>> On Wednesday, June 14, 2017 at 8:29:27 PM UTC-4, jandrews_nyc wrote:
>>>
>>> I saw a nice green hunqapilar with diagonal tube and a sackville rear 
>>> bag being ridden toward town at about 7:45am today on Wilbur Ave. Was it 
>>> anyone on this list?
>>> Jason (in Eddyville)
>>
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[RBW] Re: Hunq rider in Kingston NY

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Hey Jason,


Mark is right, you spotted me! Part of my morning commute to Uptown 
Kingston, I was making the trek to higher ground that morning ; )

It's also true, as Mark mentioned, that I opened a shop uptown recently. 
I'd love to meet any and all Riv riders/enthusiasts in the Hudson Valley 
area. The shops model is all about practical, beautiful bikes, and making 
connections with bike-minded folks, inside or outside of the Kingston 
community.

Would love to meet you!


Thanks for the plug, Mark! (**also a swell guy**)


-Bryan



On Wednesday, June 14, 2017 at 8:29:27 PM UTC-4, jandrews_nyc wrote:
>
> I saw a nice green hunqapilar with diagonal tube and a sackville rear bag 
> being ridden toward town at about 7:45am today on Wilbur Ave. Was it anyone 
> on this list?
> Jason (in Eddyville)

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[RBW] WTB: Soma Portola or Albastache

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Hey all,

Looking to source a used bar of the variety listed above. Give me a shout via 
PM to let me know if you have anything you'd like to pass along. 

Thank you,

-Bryan

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[RBW] FEELER! 58cm appaloosa frame and fork

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Hey Johnny, 

What's your PBH?

Thanks,

-Bryan

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[RBW] WTB: Bosco Bullmoose? (either width will do)

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Hey all,


Looking for a pre-loved set of Bosco Bullmoose bars one of you might be 
willing to pass along. 54 or 58cm- not bent on specific size. PM me with 
the deets, if you please.


Thanks everyone!



-Bryan

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[RBW] Re: FS - Sackville, Chris King, Schwalbe

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A.There she is. I hadn't seen that on Riv's site. 

Carry on ; )




On Friday, March 24, 2017 at 5:35:36 PM UTC-4, ant ritchey wrote:
>
> bryan-
>
> STEM IN QUESTION 
> 
>
> On Friday, March 24, 2017 at 12:37:24 PM UTC-7, ant ritchey wrote:
>>
>> Hey folks. Got a few things to move along here. Prices do not include 
>> shipping. PM/text (724757935ATE) for photos.
>>
>> Sackville Saddlebag Large, olive. $175
>> Older model with the metal tag & stamped serial number. Very good 
>> condition except for some suspected "tombstone abuse", where the leather 
>> slot seems to have splayed out a centimeter or so on either side (see 
>> image). Canvas & zippers are all in very good and all leather recently 
>> treated. "Removable flaptop pocket" included, also in very good condition. 
>> Includes two 14" leather straps w/ buckles & two 14" leather straps w/ 
>> snaps.
>>
>> Chris King 2Nut 1" threaded headset, silver w/ spacers. $95
>> Super beautiful and hardly used. Professionally installed/uninstalled. 
>> Excellent condition.
>>
>> Schwalbe Smart Sams 26 x 2.10, folding. $40
>> Tires have seen less than 30 miles. Very clean. Some schmutz from a 
>> tubeless install but otherwise pristine.
>>
>> Trade interest: Nitto "HiRiser stem" nice silver 650b wheelset, heat 
>> treated Albatross, King Iris &/or Many Thing cages, Pass & Stow...
>>
>> Ant Ritchey in Portland OR, soon to be crossposted as usual...
>>
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[RBW] Re: FS - Sackville, Chris King, Schwalbe

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Hey Ant,


When you say Nitto "Hi-Riser" do you mean the Dirt Drop Style, regular 
Technomic as seem on Rivs site, or the reeeally tall Technomic(280mm)?

THIS: https://www.rivbike.com/products/nitto-dirt-drop-26-0-8cm-or-10cm

OR...

THIS: http://store.somafab.com/nite28eloqus1.html


I have the super tall one in 70mm reach with a 25.4 clamp and would trade 
for your King 2Nut, if it's what your heart desires : )


Thank you!


-Bryan


On Friday, March 24, 2017 at 5:00:53 PM UTC-4, ant ritchey wrote:
>
> pics here:
> https://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/bop/6058551635.html
>
> On Friday, March 24, 2017 at 12:37:24 PM UTC-7, ant ritchey wrote:
>>
>> Hey folks. Got a few things to move along here. Prices do not include 
>> shipping. PM/text (724757935ATE) for photos.
>>
>> Sackville Saddlebag Large, olive. $175
>> Older model with the metal tag & stamped serial number. Very good 
>> condition except for some suspected "tombstone abuse", where the leather 
>> slot seems to have splayed out a centimeter or so on either side (see 
>> image). Canvas & zippers are all in very good and all leather recently 
>> treated. "Removable flaptop pocket" included, also in very good condition. 
>> Includes two 14" leather straps w/ buckles & two 14" leather straps w/ 
>> snaps.
>>
>> Chris King 2Nut 1" threaded headset, silver w/ spacers. $95
>> Super beautiful and hardly used. Professionally installed/uninstalled. 
>> Excellent condition.
>>
>> Schwalbe Smart Sams 26 x 2.10, folding. $40
>> Tires have seen less than 30 miles. Very clean. Some schmutz from a 
>> tubeless install but otherwise pristine.
>>
>> Trade interest: Nitto "HiRiser stem" nice silver 650b wheelset, heat 
>> treated Albatross, King Iris &/or Many Thing cages, Pass & Stow...
>>
>> Ant Ritchey in Portland OR, soon to be crossposted as usual...
>>
>

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[RBW] WTB: Brooks C17s (women's), Sugino xd600 crankset or simliar (110 bcd), silver threaded post cantis.

[comveo]

Hey all, 

Looking for a few used bits for a winter project. Please let me know if you 
have any of the items in the title that you're willing to part with and photos 
if possible, would be excellent
Saddle color is not hugely important and cranks do not need rings, but length 
of 165 or 170mm is preferred.
.

Thanks so much!


Bryan

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[RBW] Re: Quickbling

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Esteban! 


That setup looks excellent. So happy that the wheels found a new home on 
such a thoughtful build. Very tastefully done : )


Enjoy!


-Bryan

On Sunday, August 14, 2016 at 12:33:47 PM UTC-4, Esteban wrote:
>
> Revived my orange QB with some Paul/Dyad wheels and a Paul crankset & post 
> to join the existing Franken-brake team of Neo-Retro/Touring. Like all 
> other Riv SS riders, this feels just like a perfect bike!
>
> https://flic.kr/p/L8CKjp
>
> Esteban
> San Diego, Calif.
>
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[RBW] Re: FS: Paul Wheels, Pletscher Twin-Legger, Nitto Albastache Cockpit, Bullmoose, etc...

[comveo]

Just to update- thanks to all who have purchased items so far! 

Here's what's left, with price reductions:


Flickr for pictures: https://www.flickr.com/photos/125432464@N02/


-700c 36h Silver polished Paul Jono Freewheel hub laced to an asymmetrical 
Velocity Synergy. Comes with all adapters included to swap axle lengths 
from 120-135mm.
This wheel has under 1500 miles on it with no issues. *price drop to $115 
shipped!*

-Nitto MT-10 80mm stem w/ 25.4 clamp. Same idea as the Dirt Drop, just a 
more minimal finish. One minimal mark from insertion. Great shape. 
*price drop to $35 shipped*

-Nitto Technomic 70mm stem w/ 25.4 clamp (280 mm super tall!). Excellent 
shape, with one mark on the min insertion line. *price drop to $45 shipped*


PM me with any questions/interest. Thank you!


-Bryan







On Saturday, July 9, 2016 at 2:33:39 AM UTC-4, comveo wrote:
>
> Hey all,
>
>
> I have a few things I'm looking to pass along to interested parties, some 
> of which have been listed before, now with lower prices.
> All prices *include shipping* to the continental U.S via USPS.
>
> Please browse the flickr link and contact me off list with any inquiries. 
>
>
> https://www.flickr.com/photos/125432464@N02/?
>
>
> -700c 36h Silver polished Paul Jono Freewheel hub laced to an asymmetrical 
> Velocity Synergy. Comes with all adapters included to swap axle lengths 
> from 120-135mm.
> This wheel has under 1500 miles on it with no issues. -*$130 *
>
> -700c 36h Silver polished Paul High Flange Track Wheelset w/ Velocity 
> Dyads (front and rear). Includes 16t Shimano BMX Freewheel and 15t fixed 
> cog (don't recall brand). Also includes both 120mm & 130mm Paul rear hub 
> axles. Under 1500 miles on these as well. -*$220*
>
> -Nitto Albastache Cockpit, including Nitto Dirt Drop 80cm 26.0 stem and 
> Tiagra non-aero levers. Stem has some marks on top and along quill from 
> insertions at a few different heights. Bar end pod in photo not included. 
> Cables and housing have been cut, so bar will need appropriate runs for new 
> setup + re-tape. *$110*
>
> -Nitto Bullmoose 150 Handlebar. Fillet brazed version, seemingly no longer 
> available. Minimal marks from lever clamps/insertion marks on quill. -
> *$120*
>
> -Nitto MT-10 80mm stem w/ 25.4 clamp. Same idea as the Dirt Drop, just a 
> more minimal finish. One minimal mark from insertion. Great shape. *-$45*
>
> -Nitto Technomic 70mm stem w/ 25.4 clamp (280 mm super tall!). Excellent 
> shape, with one mark on the min insertion line. -*$50*
>
> -Pletscher Twin-Leg Kickstand new in box, all hardware included. -*$35*
>
> -Panaracer Col De La Vie 650b tires x 2. These are new/never mounted. -*$30 
> for the pair*
>
>
>
>
> Thank you!
>
> -Bryan
>

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Re: [RBW] Re: FS: Paul Wheels, Pletscher Twin-Legger, Nitto Albastache Cockpit, Bullmoose, etc...

[comveo]

Hey Pudge,

Sent you a PM. The Jono wheel is all yours if you're still interested. Just 
let me know. Thank you!


-Bryan

On Tuesday, July 12, 2016 at 5:51:23 AM UTC-4, Pudge wrote:
>
> I'll take the Paul wheel if still available.  
>
> Sent from my iPhone
>
> On Jul 12, 2016, at 12:36 AM, comveo <lungsa...@gmail.com > 
> wrote:
>
> Hey All, 
>
>
> Just to update, here's whats's left. All others sold or pending.
>
>
> Paul Jono Freewheel rear wheel, 36h w/ O/C Velocity Synergy rim. *-price 
> drop to $115 shipped*
>
> 280mm Technomic stem 25.4, 70mm exension -*price drop to $40 shipped*
>
>
> Let me know off list if anything grabs your interest.
>
>
> Thank you!
>
>
> -Bryan 
>
> On Saturday, July 9, 2016 at 2:33:39 AM UTC-4, comveo wrote: 
>>
>> Hey all, 
>>
>>
>> I have a few things I'm looking to pass along to interested parties, some 
>> of which have been listed before, now with lower prices.
>> All prices *include shipping* to the continental U.S via USPS.
>>
>> Please browse the flickr link and contact me off list with any inquiries. 
>>
>>
>> https://www.flickr.com/photos/125432464@N02/?
>>
>>
>> -700c 36h Silver polished Paul Jono Freewheel hub laced to an 
>> asymmetrical Velocity Synergy. Comes with all adapters included to swap 
>> axle lengths from 120-135mm.
>> This wheel has under 1500 miles on it with no issues. -*$130 *
>>
>> -700c 36h Silver polished Paul High Flange Track Wheelset w/ Velocity 
>> Dyads (front and rear). Includes 16t Shimano BMX Freewheel and 15t fixed 
>> cog (don't recall brand). Also includes both 120mm & 130mm Paul rear hub 
>> axles. Under 1500 miles on these as well. -*$220*
>>
>> -Nitto Albastache Cockpit, including Nitto Dirt Drop 80cm 26.0 stem and 
>> Tiagra non-aero levers. Stem has some marks on top and along quill from 
>> insertions at a few different heights. Bar end pod in photo not included. 
>> Cables and housing have been cut, so bar will need appropriate runs for new 
>> setup + re-tape. *$110*
>>
>> -Nitto Bullmoose 150 Handlebar. Fillet brazed version, seemingly no 
>> longer available. Minimal marks from lever clamps/insertion marks on quill. 
>> -*$120*
>>
>> -Nitto MT-10 80mm stem w/ 25.4 clamp. Same idea as the Dirt Drop, just a 
>> more minimal finish. One minimal mark from insertion. Great shape. *-$45*
>>
>> -Nitto Technomic 70mm stem w/ 25.4 clamp (280 mm super tall!). Excellent 
>> shape, with one mark on the min insertion line. -*$50*
>>
>> -Pletscher Twin-Leg Kickstand new in box, all hardware included. -*$35*
>>
>> -Panaracer Col De La Vie 650b tires x 2. These are new/never mounted. -*$30 
>> for the pair*
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> Thank you!
>>
>> -Bryan
>>
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Re: [RBW] Re: FS: Paul Wheels, Pletscher Twin-Legger, Nitto Albastache Cockpit, Bullmoose, etc...

[comveo]

Hi Esteban,


I did send an e-mail but it looks like it didn't go through...maybe check 
your spam folder?

Your the first to ask, so the Paul/Dyad wheelset is all yours.

Please send PayPal payment to lungsandjaws at gmail dot com and include 
your address in the notes.

I'll keep you updated with tracking when I ship.


Thank you!


-Bryan

On Tuesday, July 12, 2016 at 12:30:46 PM UTC-4, Esteban wrote:
>
> Maybe someone else got the wheelset? I didn't get an email - confirmation 
> much appreciated either way (sorry for the extra noise - can't pm on the 
> iPad)
>
> Esteban
>

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[RBW] Re: FS: Paul Wheels, Pletscher Twin-Legger, Nitto Albastache Cockpit, Bullmoose, etc...

[comveo]

Hey All,


Just to update, here's whats's left. All others sold or pending.


Paul Jono Freewheel rear wheel, 36h w/ O/C Velocity Synergy rim. *-price 
drop to $115 shipped*

280mm Technomic stem 25.4, 70mm exension -*price drop to $40 shipped*


Let me know off list if anything grabs your interest.


Thank you!


-Bryan 

On Saturday, July 9, 2016 at 2:33:39 AM UTC-4, comveo wrote:
>
> Hey all,
>
>
> I have a few things I'm looking to pass along to interested parties, some 
> of which have been listed before, now with lower prices.
> All prices *include shipping* to the continental U.S via USPS.
>
> Please browse the flickr link and contact me off list with any inquiries. 
>
>
> https://www.flickr.com/photos/125432464@N02/?
>
>
> -700c 36h Silver polished Paul Jono Freewheel hub laced to an asymmetrical 
> Velocity Synergy. Comes with all adapters included to swap axle lengths 
> from 120-135mm.
> This wheel has under 1500 miles on it with no issues. -*$130 *
>
> -700c 36h Silver polished Paul High Flange Track Wheelset w/ Velocity 
> Dyads (front and rear). Includes 16t Shimano BMX Freewheel and 15t fixed 
> cog (don't recall brand). Also includes both 120mm & 130mm Paul rear hub 
> axles. Under 1500 miles on these as well. -*$220*
>
> -Nitto Albastache Cockpit, including Nitto Dirt Drop 80cm 26.0 stem and 
> Tiagra non-aero levers. Stem has some marks on top and along quill from 
> insertions at a few different heights. Bar end pod in photo not included. 
> Cables and housing have been cut, so bar will need appropriate runs for new 
> setup + re-tape. *$110*
>
> -Nitto Bullmoose 150 Handlebar. Fillet brazed version, seemingly no longer 
> available. Minimal marks from lever clamps/insertion marks on quill. -
> *$120*
>
> -Nitto MT-10 80mm stem w/ 25.4 clamp. Same idea as the Dirt Drop, just a 
> more minimal finish. One minimal mark from insertion. Great shape. *-$45*
>
> -Nitto Technomic 70mm stem w/ 25.4 clamp (280 mm super tall!). Excellent 
> shape, with one mark on the min insertion line. -*$50*
>
> -Pletscher Twin-Leg Kickstand new in box, all hardware included. -*$35*
>
> -Panaracer Col De La Vie 650b tires x 2. These are new/never mounted. -*$30 
> for the pair*
>
>
>
>
> Thank you!
>
> -Bryan
>

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[RBW] Re: FS: Paul Wheels, Pletscher Twin-Legger, Nitto Albastache Cockpit, Bullmoose, etc...

[comveo]

Hey Bo,


Dirt Drop stem is all yours. Please send payment to lungsandjaws at gmail 
dot com, and I'll get this out on Tuesday for you. 


Thank you, 


-Bryan





On Sunday, July 10, 2016 at 8:26:59 PM UTC-4, bo richardson wrote:
>
> I can't 0PM from my iPad
> But. Will take the dirt,drop stem if possible.
>
> Thanks
> Bo
> Bellingham 
> 360 6764838
> Thanks again
>

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[RBW] Re: FS: Paul Wheels, Pletscher Twin-Legger, Nitto Albastache Cockpit, Bullmoose, etc...

[comveo]

Bullmoose and Albastache pending. Kickstand sold.

Wheels, stems and tires still available ;)

On Saturday, July 9, 2016 at 2:33:39 AM UTC-4, comveo wrote:
>
> Hey all,
>
>
> I have a few things I'm looking to pass along to interested parties, some 
> of which have been listed before, now with lower prices.
> All prices *include shipping* to the continental U.S via USPS.
>
> Please browse the flickr link and contact me off list with any inquiries. 
>
>
> https://www.flickr.com/photos/125432464@N02/?
>
>
> -700c 36h Silver polished Paul Jono Freewheel hub laced to an asymmetrical 
> Velocity Synergy. Comes with all adapters included to swap axle lengths 
> from 120-135mm.
> This wheel has under 1500 miles on it with no issues. -*$130 *
>
> -700c 36h Silver polished Paul High Flange Track Wheelset w/ Velocity 
> Dyads (front and rear). Includes 16t Shimano BMX Freewheel and 15t fixed 
> cog (don't recall brand). Also includes both 120mm & 130mm Paul rear hub 
> axles. Under 1500 miles on these as well. -*$220*
>
> -Nitto Albastache Cockpit, including Nitto Dirt Drop 80cm 26.0 stem and 
> Tiagra non-aero levers. Stem has some marks on top and along quill from 
> insertions at a few different heights. Bar end pod in photo not included. 
> Cables and housing have been cut, so bar will need appropriate runs for new 
> setup + re-tape. *$110*
>
> -Nitto Bullmoose 150 Handlebar. Fillet brazed version, seemingly no longer 
> available. Minimal marks from lever clamps/insertion marks on quill. -
> *$120*
>
> -Nitto MT-10 80mm stem w/ 25.4 clamp. Same idea as the Dirt Drop, just a 
> more minimal finish. One minimal mark from insertion. Great shape. *-$45*
>
> -Nitto Technomic 70mm stem w/ 25.4 clamp (280 mm super tall!). Excellent 
> shape, with one mark on the min insertion line. -*$50*
>
> -Pletscher Twin-Leg Kickstand new in box, all hardware included. -*$35*
>
> -Panaracer Col De La Vie 650b tires x 2. These are new/never mounted. -*$30 
> for the pair*
>
>
>
>
> Thank you!
>
> -Bryan
>

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[RBW] FS: Paul Wheels, Pletscher Twin-Legger, Nitto Albastache Cockpit, Bullmoose, etc...

[comveo]

Hey all,


I have a few things I'm looking to pass along to interested parties, some 
of which have been listed before, now with lower prices.
All prices *include shipping* to the continental U.S via USPS.

Please browse the flickr link and contact me off list with any inquiries. 


https://www.flickr.com/photos/125432464@N02/?


-700c 36h Silver polished Paul Jono Freewheel hub laced to an asymmetrical 
Velocity Synergy. Comes with all adapters included to swap axle lengths 
from 120-135mm.
This wheel has under 1500 miles on it with no issues. -*$130 *

-700c 36h Silver polished Paul High Flange Track Wheelset w/ Velocity Dyads 
(front and rear). Includes 16t Shimano BMX Freewheel and 15t fixed cog 
(don't recall brand). Also includes both 120mm & 130mm Paul rear hub axles. 
Under 1500 miles on these as well. -*$220*

-Nitto Albastache Cockpit, including Nitto Dirt Drop 80cm 26.0 stem and 
Tiagra non-aero levers. Stem has some marks on top and along quill from 
insertions at a few different heights. Bar end pod in photo not included. 
Cables and housing have been cut, so bar will need appropriate runs for new 
setup + re-tape. *$110*

-Nitto Bullmoose 150 Handlebar. Fillet brazed version, seemingly no longer 
available. Minimal marks from lever clamps/insertion marks on quill. -*$120*

-Nitto MT-10 80mm stem w/ 25.4 clamp. Same idea as the Dirt Drop, just a 
more minimal finish. One minimal mark from insertion. Great shape. *-$45*

-Nitto Technomic 70mm stem w/ 25.4 clamp (280 mm super tall!). Excellent 
shape, with one mark on the min insertion line. -*$50*

-Pletscher Twin-Leg Kickstand new in box, all hardware included. -*$35*

-Panaracer Col De La Vie 650b tires x 2. These are new/never mounted. -*$30 
for the pair*




Thank you!

-Bryan

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[RBW] Re: Looking for an Albastache bar and dirt drop 8cm stem

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On Tuesday, May 24, 2016 at 5:30:11 PM UTC-4, steve wrote:
>
> Let me know if anyone has one they are willing to let go off or even a 
> complete cockpit set up.  Thanks.
>

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[RBW] Re: FS: Nitto Crystal Fellow 28.6 x 250mm Seatpost

[comveo]

Post is sold. Thanks everyone!

On Wednesday, March 16, 2016 at 3:20:00 PM UTC-4, comveo wrote:
>
> That is correct, Bill. Slip of the digits.
>
> 26.8mm it is. Thanks for catching that!
>
>
> -Bryan
>
> On Wednesday, March 16, 2016 at 1:08:42 AM UTC-4, Bill Lindsay wrote:
>>
>> I'm just guessing, but I think that your title might have a typo.  Could 
>> it be that your seatpost is actually a 26.8mm?  
>>
>> On Tuesday, March 15, 2016 at 9:23:41 PM UTC-7, comveo wrote:
>>>
>>> Hey All,
>>>
>>>
>>> Title just about says it all. Purchased from Peter White Cycles but sold 
>>> the frame I was going to use it in. Like new condition in box with only one 
>>> ~1mm scuff right at min insertion.
>>>
>>> Was $95 plus shipping. 
>>>
>>> Asking $70 shipped USPS anywhere in the US.
>>>
>>>
>>> Please let me know off list if you're interested. Thank you : )
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> -Bryan
>>>
>>

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[RBW] Re: FS: Nitto Crystal Fellow 28.6 x 250mm Seatpost

[comveo]

That is correct, Bill. Slip of the digits.

26.8mm it is. Thanks for catching that!


-Bryan

On Wednesday, March 16, 2016 at 1:08:42 AM UTC-4, Bill Lindsay wrote:
>
> I'm just guessing, but I think that your title might have a typo.  Could 
> it be that your seatpost is actually a 26.8mm?  
>
> On Tuesday, March 15, 2016 at 9:23:41 PM UTC-7, comveo wrote:
>>
>> Hey All,
>>
>>
>> Title just about says it all. Purchased from Peter White Cycles but sold 
>> the frame I was going to use it in. Like new condition in box with only one 
>> ~1mm scuff right at min insertion.
>>
>> Was $95 plus shipping. 
>>
>> Asking $70 shipped USPS anywhere in the US.
>>
>>
>> Please let me know off list if you're interested. Thank you : )
>>
>>
>>
>> -Bryan
>>
>

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[RBW] FS: Nitto Crystal Fellow 28.6 x 250mm Seatpost

[comveo]

Hey All,


Title just about says it all. Purchased from Peter White Cycles but sold 
the frame I was going to use it in. Like new condition in box with only one 
~1mm scuff right at min insertion.

Was $95 plus shipping. 

Asking $70 shipped USPS anywhere in the US.


Please let me know off list if you're interested. Thank you : )



-Bryan

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[RBW] Re: F/S: Nitto, Clement, Velocity/Paul wheels, assorted goodies : )

[comveo]

On previous post, text greyed out on items not actually sold. Here is the 
current list:


*-Zefal Hp X 3 frame pump, black (well used)  $15*


*-Velocity Synergy 650b rims (pair, NEW) $60*

*-Shimano 600 front derailleur 28.6 clamp (used, tiny bit of rust, 
functions properly/no play) $10*


*-Nitto Noodle 48cm heat-treated handlebar (barely used, some tape residue) 
$45 *

*-Panaracer Col De La Vie 650bx38c (NEW, pair) $30*




*-Clement X'Plor MSO 700x40c 60tpi (used for less than 20 miles) $60-(Rear 
Wheel) Paul Components Jono Hub/Velocity Synergy O/C 36h/Wheelsmith DB-14 *



*(currently spaced and dished for 135mm 8 speed, less than 500 miles, all 
spacing plugs and endcaps included, skewer included free if needed) 
$150-(Pair) Paul High Flange/Velocity Dyad 36h/Dt Swiss spoke wheelset 
(less than 1000 miles, flip flop rear hub, 15t cog included, 120mm & 130mm 
axles included as well) $300*

Thanks all!

-Bryan

>
>

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[RBW] Re: Hunq Effective TT

[comveo]

No problem Garth. As accurately as I can measure, I'm getting 67.8cm

Hope this helps : )


-Bryan

On Sunday, January 31, 2016 at 1:35:44 PM UTC-5, Garth wrote:
>
>
> Opps, that's Bryan with a y !  lol :) 
>
>
> On Sunday, January 31, 2016 at 1:34:42 PM UTC-5, Garth wrote:
>>
>>
>> Hey Brian, if you have a moment , could you measure the front-center on 
>> your 62 ?   Just a measurement from the center crank bolt center front 
>> skewer is close enough for me. 
>>
>>Thanks ! 
>>
>>

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[RBW] Re: Hunq Effective TT

[comveo]

Hey Daniel,

If it helps out, I just measure my (green, current model) 62cm 
Hunqapillar's effective TT and I'm getting 64.5cm, which agrees with Garth 
via Keven @ Rivendell. I measure this in the same way Bill L. had detailed. 

Of course, Riv it up to confirm!


-Bryan


On Sunday, January 31, 2016 at 8:30:13 AM UTC-5, Daniel Jackson wrote:
>
> OK. So I gather I should call Riv. I'll do that to close the case!

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[RBW] Re: F/S: Nitto, Clement, Velocity/Paul wheels, assorted goodies : )

[comveo]

Here's what's left, currently:


*Photos here*: https://www.flickr.com/photos/125432464@N02/


-Zefal Hp X 3 frame pump, black (well used)  $15

-Velocity Synergy 650b rims (pair, NEW) $60

-Shimano 600 front derailleur 28.6 clamp (used, tiny bit of rust, functions 
properly/no play) $10

-Nitto Noodle 48cm heat-treated handlebar (barely used, some tape residue) 
$45 *(pending payment)*

-Panaracer Col De La Vie 650x38c (NEW, pair) $30

-Clement X'Plor MSO 700x40c 60tpi (used for less than 20 miles) $60

-MKS Sylvan Touring pedals, 1 pair (well used, still spin very smoothly) 
$10 *(pending payment)*

-(Rear Wheel) Paul Components Jono Hub/Velocity Synergy O/C 36h/Wheelsmith 
DB-14 
(currently spaced and dished for 135mm 8 speed, less than 500 miles, all 
spacing plugs and endcaps included, skewer included free if needed) $150

-(Pair) Paul High Flange/Velocity Dyad 36h/Dt Swiss spoke wheelset (less 
than 1000 miles, flip flop rear hub, 15t cog included, 120mm & 130mm axles 
included as well) $300


On Sunday, January 31, 2016 at 12:20:36 AM UTC-5, comveo wrote:
>
> Hey All,
>
>
> Up for sale are a heaping handful of items I'm looking to pass along. 
>
> All prices include shipping to the lower 48 US states. Please contact 
> off-list to inquire.
>
>
> *Photos here*: https://www.flickr.com/photos/125432464@N02/
>
>
> -Zefal Hp X 3 frame pump, black (well used)  $15
>
> -Velo Orange 44t chainguard (used, a few scuffs) $15
>
> -Velocity Synergy 650b rims (pair, NEW) $60
>
> -Shimano 600 front derailleur 28.6 clamp (used, tiny bit of rust, 
> functions properly/no play) $10
>
> -Nitto Marks Rack (lightly used) small S-bend struts included, ~3/4' cut 
> off original strut length $85
>
> -Nitto Noodle 48cm heat-treated handlebar (barely used, some tape residue) 
> $45
>
> -Panaracer Col De La Vie 650x38c (NEW, pair) $30
>
> -Clement X'Plor MSO 700x40c 60tpi (used for less than 20 miles) $60
>
> -MKS Sylvan Touring pedals, 1 pair (well used, still spin very smoothly) 
> $10
>
> -(Rear Wheel) Paul Components Jono Hub/Velocity Synergy O/C 36h/Wheelsmith 
> DB-14 
> (currently spaced and dished for 135mm 8 speed, less than 500 miles, all 
> spacing plugs and endcaps included, skewer included free if needed) $150
>
> -(Pair) Paul High Flange/Velocity Dyad 36h/Dt Swiss spoke wheelset (less 
> than 1000 miles, flip flop rear hub, 15t cog included, 120mm & 130mm axles 
> included as well) $300
>
>
>
> Thanks everyone!
>
>
> -Bryan
>
>
>
>
>

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[RBW] F/S: Nitto, Clement, Velocity/Paul wheels, assorted goodies : )

[comveo]

Hey All,


Up for sale are a heaping handful of items I'm looking to pass along. 

All prices include shipping to the lower 48 US states. Please contact 
off-list to inquire.


*Photos here*: https://www.flickr.com/photos/125432464@N02/


-Zefal Hp X 3 frame pump, black (well used)  $15

-Velo Orange 44t chainguard (used, a few scuffs) $15

-Velocity Synergy 650b rims (pair, NEW) $60

-Shimano 600 front derailleur 28.6 clamp (used, tiny bit of rust, functions 
properly/no play) $10

-Nitto Marks Rack (lightly used) small S-bend struts included, ~3/4' cut 
off original strut length $85

-Nitto Noodle 48cm heat-treated handlebar (barely used, some tape residue) 
$45

-Panaracer Col De La Vie 650x38c (NEW, pair) $30

-Clement X'Plor MSO 700x40c 60tpi (used for less than 20 miles) $60

-MKS Sylvan Touring pedals, 1 pair (well used, still spin very smoothly) $10

-(Rear Wheel) Paul Components Jono Hub/Velocity Synergy O/C 36h/Wheelsmith 
DB-14 
(currently spaced and dished for 135mm 8 speed, less than 500 miles, all 
spacing plugs and endcaps included, skewer included free if needed) $150

-(Pair) Paul High Flange/Velocity Dyad 36h/Dt Swiss spoke wheelset (less 
than 1000 miles, flip flop rear hub, 15t cog included, 120mm & 130mm axles 
included as well) $300



Thanks everyone!


-Bryan




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[RBW] Re: F/S: Nitto, Clement, Velocity/Paul wheels, assorted goodies : )

[comveo]

All built wheels are 700c. Sorry about that!


-Bryan

On Sunday, January 31, 2016 at 12:20:36 AM UTC-5, comveo wrote:
>
> Hey All,
>
>
> Up for sale are a heaping handful of items I'm looking to pass along. 
>
> All prices include shipping to the lower 48 US states. Please contact 
> off-list to inquire.
>
>
> *Photos here*: https://www.flickr.com/photos/125432464@N02/
>
>
> -Zefal Hp X 3 frame pump, black (well used)  $15
>
> -Velo Orange 44t chainguard (used, a few scuffs) $15
>
> -Velocity Synergy 650b rims (pair, NEW) $60
>
> -Shimano 600 front derailleur 28.6 clamp (used, tiny bit of rust, 
> functions properly/no play) $10
>
> -Nitto Marks Rack (lightly used) small S-bend struts included, ~3/4' cut 
> off original strut length $85
>
> -Nitto Noodle 48cm heat-treated handlebar (barely used, some tape residue) 
> $45
>
> -Panaracer Col De La Vie 650x38c (NEW, pair) $30
>
> -Clement X'Plor MSO 700x40c 60tpi (used for less than 20 miles) $60
>
> -MKS Sylvan Touring pedals, 1 pair (well used, still spin very smoothly) 
> $10
>
> -(Rear Wheel) Paul Components Jono Hub/Velocity Synergy O/C 36h/Wheelsmith 
> DB-14 
> (currently spaced and dished for 135mm 8 speed, less than 500 miles, all 
> spacing plugs and endcaps included, skewer included free if needed) $150
>
> -(Pair) Paul High Flange/Velocity Dyad 36h/Dt Swiss spoke wheelset (less 
> than 1000 miles, flip flop rear hub, 15t cog included, 120mm & 130mm axles 
> included as well) $300
>
>
>
> Thanks everyone!
>
>
> -Bryan
>
>
>
>
>

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[RBW] Re: WTB: Silver Pletscher Twin-Legger Kickstand

[comveo]

Hey Daniel,

In case you see this first, I've just messaged you off list. I have one of 
these new in box.

Thanks,

-Bryan

On Friday, November 27, 2015 at 6:38:38 PM UTC-5, Daniel Jackson wrote:
>
> Yep yep. Silver please. 
>

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[RBW] Re: Anyone order a Joe?

[comveo]

Hey Daniel,

I'm 6'2" and my PBH is 91cm w/o shoes. Hope this helps.

On Sunday, November 1, 2015 at 9:49:00 AM UTC-5, Daniel Jackson wrote:
>
> Bryan,
>
> What is your PBH and your height?
>
> Thanks,
> D.
>
> On Saturday, October 31, 2015 at 9:42:29 PM UTC-4, comveo wrote:
>>
>> Hey Patrick,
>>
>> I'll chime in since I first had a 58cm Hunqapillar, then sized up to a 
>> 62. I too am on the line between sizes. You're looking at a slightly 
>> smaller jump from 55cm to 58cm with the Appaloosa. In my case the smaller 
>> size required just too much post and stem protrusion to be practical for 
>> the mostly upright riding I'm doing. Now, since the frame comes up to "meet 
>> me" more on the larger bike, I feel like I have much more flexibility with 
>> bar choice and height, minus maybe drop bars..haven't tried them, just 
>> Bullmoose flat MTB and Albatross. With the Choco-Moose on the Joe, bigger 
>> should not be a problem. And if you ride with normal shoes, you'll likely 
>> have about an inch between the bike and your body(mid-top tube) with the 
>> largest tires possible on the Joe. If you plan on having every bar choice 
>> out there and don't mind a bit of post, stick with the 55cm, though for the 
>> bars the bike comes with the larger may indeed feel more "horse"-like.I'm 
>> glad I went bigger after being able to try both Hunqs. Food for thought and 
>> I'd love to hear your feedback either way when yours arrives. Psyched on 
>> this bike! : )
>>
>>
>> -Bryan
>>
>> On Saturday, October 31, 2015 at 8:23:43 PM UTC-4, Patrick D Kelly wrote:
>>>
>>> I've jumped in. Ordered a 55. The thing that worries me is that my PBH 
>>> is 87, right on the line between 55 and 58. Any thoughts on if I should try 
>>> to switch over to size 58? The sizes are so close it probably won't make 
>>> any real diff except for the single/double top tube (I lean more towards 
>>> having single TT, but having double wouldn't be horrible). It's not like 
>>> the difference between a medium clem and large clem. :) But I'm still 
>>> worried that the 58 would be the better size.
>>>
>>> This will be my first rivbike. I've lusted after them for years, and 
>>> seriously contemplated both the hunqapillar and the sam hillborne. When the 
>>> Joe showed up, I recognized it as the one made for me. Even though I 
>>> shouldn't be buying another bike right now, I couldn't let it go by. I 
>>> promised myself I'd sell some other bike stuff ASAP.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> On Friday, October 30, 2015 at 12:42:09 PM UTC-10, Christopher Murray 
>>> wrote:
>>>>
>>>> Looking over the Joe Appaloosa on the Blug and it looks like a great 
>>>> bike. The pre-order price is a great deal. Anyone pull the trigger and 
>>>> order one? I am guessing they won't last long- only 4 55cms left!!!
>>>>
>>>> I missed the Clem but am thinking seriously about this one.
>>>>
>>>> Cheers!
>>>> Chris
>>>>
>>>>

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[RBW] Re: Anyone order a Joe?

[comveo]

Hey Patrick,

I'll chime in since I first had a 58cm Hunqapillar, then sized up to a 62. 
I too am on the line between sizes. You're looking at a slightly smaller 
jump from 55cm to 58cm with the Appaloosa. In my case the smaller size 
required just too much post and stem protrusion to be practical for the 
mostly upright riding I'm doing. Now, since the frame comes up to "meet me" 
more on the larger bike, I feel like I have much more flexibility with bar 
choice and height, minus maybe drop bars..haven't tried them, just 
Bullmoose flat MTB and Albatross. With the Choco-Moose on the Joe, bigger 
should not be a problem. And if you ride with normal shoes, you'll likely 
have about an inch between the bike and your body(mid-top tube) with the 
largest tires possible on the Joe. If you plan on having every bar choice 
out there and don't mind a bit of post, stick with the 55cm, though for the 
bars the bike comes with the larger may indeed feel more "horse"-like.I'm 
glad I went bigger after being able to try both Hunqs. Food for thought and 
I'd love to hear your feedback either way when yours arrives. Psyched on 
this bike! : )


-Bryan

On Saturday, October 31, 2015 at 8:23:43 PM UTC-4, Patrick D Kelly wrote:
>
> I've jumped in. Ordered a 55. The thing that worries me is that my PBH is 
> 87, right on the line between 55 and 58. Any thoughts on if I should try to 
> switch over to size 58? The sizes are so close it probably won't make any 
> real diff except for the single/double top tube (I lean more towards having 
> single TT, but having double wouldn't be horrible). It's not like the 
> difference between a medium clem and large clem. :) But I'm still worried 
> that the 58 would be the better size.
>
> This will be my first rivbike. I've lusted after them for years, and 
> seriously contemplated both the hunqapillar and the sam hillborne. When the 
> Joe showed up, I recognized it as the one made for me. Even though I 
> shouldn't be buying another bike right now, I couldn't let it go by. I 
> promised myself I'd sell some other bike stuff ASAP.
>
>
>
> On Friday, October 30, 2015 at 12:42:09 PM UTC-10, Christopher Murray 
> wrote:
>>
>> Looking over the Joe Appaloosa on the Blug and it looks like a great 
>> bike. The pre-order price is a great deal. Anyone pull the trigger and 
>> order one? I am guessing they won't last long- only 4 55cms left!!!
>>
>> I missed the Clem but am thinking seriously about this one.
>>
>> Cheers!
>> Chris
>>
>>

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[RBW] Re: Axle positioning in horizontal dropouts affecting shifting? *Photo included*

[comveo]

Thanks everyone. Lots of good reading there Andy. I think I'll throw a 
smaller tire on there first followed by a new short cage derailleur. I have 
a pretty intense suspicion that the upper pulley vs. hanger relationship is 
critical in this experiment. I'll keep noodling and let you know the 
results.


Thanks again!

-Bryan   

On Thursday, October 8, 2015 at 9:44:19 PM UTC-4, comveo wrote:
>
> Hey all,
>
> I'm a bit curious about an issue I've been having recently on a bike of 
> mine.
> I'm getting skipping in most gears under load. The skip takes place 
> without dropping to a higher gear. Similar to symptoms of drivetrain 
> components being worn
>
> All parts are new and were installed at the same time.
>
> -Paul Jono hub spaced to 135mm, frame re-spaced to match.
> -Epoch 8 speed freewheel 11-32
> -Sram PC870 chain
> -Raceface narrow-wide 44t chainring
> -Ultegra 8sp rear shifter. 
>
> So it's a 1x8 setup at the moment.
>
> The chainline is technically off by about 3 millimeters where the BB could 
> stand to be slightly longer.
>
> I also could absolutely be using a short cage RD, but didn't have one on 
> hand. 
>
> I have the largest tire possible installed, and thus need to back the rear 
> axle completely into the dropouts.
>
> In doing this, 2 things become evident. First of all, I can't get the 
> B-tension to swing the upper pulley close enough to the largest cog. I took 
> it out completely and I'm still far from my goal. Also, as the axle is so 
> far back, there is so much wrap that the RD hanger mounting point sits 
> forward of the axle by a decent margin.
>
> Am I just pushing the limits of where the rear wheel was designed to sit 
> in the bike with a geared setup?
>
> If it's merely a matter of having to choose a smaller tire to have the 
> axle in a more central/forward position in the dropouts, that's a bummer 
> but I'll manage (I'm fitting 40mm Celement X'Plors in a Univega frame with 
> this setup)
>
> Photo attached. Any ideas are greatly appreciated!
>
>
> Thanks everyone : )
>
> -Bryan
>

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[RBW] Re: FS: Nitto Noodle 48cm, Nitto S-83 27.2 Seatpost

[comveo]

Nitto post is sold!

48cm Noodle bar still available- $60 shipped.


Thanks,


-Bryan

On Wednesday, August 12, 2015 at 11:45:07 PM UTC-4, comveo wrote:

 Hey All,


 I'm looking to pass along a couple of Nitto parts that haven't seen much 
 or even any use.

 Prices include USPS shipping to the continental US  Paypal is my pal ; )


 The goods:

 -Nitto Noodle 48cm Handlebar: Lightly used for less that 3 laps around the 
 neighborhood. Mounted and wrapped, some tape residue and slight markings 
 from levers/install: $60 shipped

 -Nitto S-83  27.2, 300mm Seatpost: New in box: $70 shipped.


 Please contact off list to inquire.


 Thanks for looking : )


 -Bryan


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[RBW] FS: Nitto Noodle 48cm, Nitto S-83 27.2 Seatpost

[comveo]

Hey All,


I'm looking to pass along a couple of Nitto parts that haven't seen much or 
even any use.

Prices include USPS shipping to the continental US  Paypal is my pal ; )


The goods:

-Nitto Noodle 48cm Handlebar: Lightly used for less that 3 laps around the 
neighborhood. Mounted and wrapped, some tape residue and slight markings 
from levers/install: $60 shipped

-Nitto S-83  27.2, 300mm Seatpost: New in box: $70 shipped.


Please contact off list to inquire.


Thanks for looking : )


-Bryan

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Re: [RBW] FS/FT: Nitto, Chris King Bikey Bits

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Chris King hub is sold!


All other items still available:


Nitto Bullmoose 150mm, excellent condition- $120 

Nitto Noodle Heat Treated Alloy 48cm, tape residue, a few scuffs from lever 
install, otherwise VGC- $60

Nitto S-83, 27.2 seatpost, new in box- price drop to $85!


All prices include shipping via USPS to CONUS.

Contact off list for interest, and thanks again for looking : )


-Bryan





On Sunday, June 14, 2015 at 10:35:18 PM UTC-4, comveo wrote:

 Sale pending on the CK hub. 

 On Sunday, June 14, 2015 at 9:55:16 PM UTC-4, Steven Sweedler wrote:

 Bryan, do you have a picture of the rear hub, Thanks, Steve

 On Sunday, June 14, 2015, comveo lungsa...@gmail.com wrote:

 Hey All,


 I have a few items that I'm offering to those interested. All prices 
 include shipping via USPS to CONUS

 Nitto Bullmoose 150mm, excellent condition- $120 

 Nitto Noodle 48cm, tape residue, a few scuffs from lever install, 
 otherwise VGC- $60

 Nitto S-83 27.2 seatpost, new in box- $90

 (Aannd...This may be a long shot..) 

 Chris King Classic Rear Non-disc MTB Hub 32h 135mm (Mango/Orange), 
 gently used for less than 20 miles of MTB riding, sat around for a several 
 years, GC- $85


 I'm also willing to entertain trades for the following:

 -Paul Racer Brakes (Silver, Pair)
 -Brooks B17 Special (Antique Brown)
 -Shimano 8sp bar-end shifters (pair)

 Thanks for looking and please let me know if you have any 
 questions/interest off list.


 -Bryan

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[RBW] FS/FT: Nitto, Chris King Bikey Bits

[comveo]

Hey All,


I have a few items that I'm offering to those interested. All prices 
include shipping via USPS to CONUS

Nitto Bullmoose 150mm, excellent condition- $120 

Nitto Noodle 48cm, tape residue, a few scuffs from lever install, otherwise 
VGC- $60

Nitto S-83 27.2 seatpost, new in box- $90

(Aannd...This may be a long shot..) 

Chris King Classic Rear Non-disc MTB Hub 32h 135mm (Mango/Orange), gently 
used for less than 20 miles of MTB riding, sat around for a several years, 
GC- $85


I'm also willing to entertain trades for the following:

-Paul Racer Brakes (Silver, Pair)
-Brooks B17 Special (Antique Brown)
-Shimano 8sp bar-end shifters (pair)

Thanks for looking and please let me know if you have any 
questions/interest off list.


-Bryan

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Re: [RBW] FS/FT: Nitto, Chris King Bikey Bits

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Sale pending on the CK hub. 

On Sunday, June 14, 2015 at 9:55:16 PM UTC-4, Steven Sweedler wrote:

 Bryan, do you have a picture of the rear hub, Thanks, Steve

 On Sunday, June 14, 2015, comveo lungsa...@gmail.com javascript: 
 wrote:

 Hey All,


 I have a few items that I'm offering to those interested. All prices 
 include shipping via USPS to CONUS

 Nitto Bullmoose 150mm, excellent condition- $120 

 Nitto Noodle 48cm, tape residue, a few scuffs from lever install, 
 otherwise VGC- $60

 Nitto S-83 27.2 seatpost, new in box- $90

 (Aannd...This may be a long shot..) 

 Chris King Classic Rear Non-disc MTB Hub 32h 135mm (Mango/Orange), gently 
 used for less than 20 miles of MTB riding, sat around for a several years, 
 GC- $85


 I'm also willing to entertain trades for the following:

 -Paul Racer Brakes (Silver, Pair)
 -Brooks B17 Special (Antique Brown)
 -Shimano 8sp bar-end shifters (pair)

 Thanks for looking and please let me know if you have any 
 questions/interest off list.


 -Bryan

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[RBW] FS: USA built/designed 58cm Hunqapillar Frame (Green) F/F/HS

[comveo]

Hey all,


I'm looking to sell my 58cm Green MUSA Rivendell Hunqapillar frame/fork/FSA 
headset, and thought I'd post here before it goes up on E-Bay.


Here's a bit of info: 

The frame is about 5 months old and does have a few 1-2mm nicks in the 
paint in about 3 places -mainly a top tube cable guide/seatstay rack boss 
and typical paint marring on the braze-on faces and dropouts from rack 
mounting  wheel installation. Otherwise it was babied and has worn fenders 
most of it's short life.

I likely won't be able to disassemble the bike to the bare frame for a few 
days, but pictures could follow if you'd like.

I'm asking $1700 shipped/insured, which I'd calculate based on where you'd 
like it sent via UPS. Feel free to send me your zip code and I can get you 
a quote. 

PayPal is always preferred, if you don't mind.

I'll be packing it exactly as does Rivendell, using their materials to 
ensure weight savings and stability.

Pictures of the initial build are 
here: https://www.flickr.com/photos/125432464@N02/

Let me know if you have any questions. I'm happy to answer any questions. 


Thanks all,

-Bryan

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[RBW] Re: WTB first used Riv or Riv frame

[comveo]

Hey Matthew,

What's your pubic bone height? (PBH)

I have a green 58cm Hunqapillar frame/fork/headset that I'm likely looking 
to sell soon. 

-Bryan

On Wednesday, February 4, 2015 at 10:21:34 AM UTC-5, Matthew G wrote:

 Hi! I’m looking to find a 56cm used frame or complete Hunq/Hillborne. I 
 have been riding a commuter for a few years now and have recently really 
 taken a liking to Rivendell. I want to get something that is a good 
 all-arounder. Good to ride to/from work and also tour on road or trail. No 
 strict budget but brand new is out of my price range. Any help would be 
 much appreciated. Thanks!

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[RBW] Re: HUNQAPILLAR tire clearance experience, a subsequent design curiosity belated NEW BIKE DAY!

[comveo]

https://www.flickr.com/photos/bikenoir/5024265087/sizes/o/ 

I'm 98% sure that those are 2.35 Big Apples. Just seems too fat to be 2.0 
on those rims.

I have a newer green hunq and have had 2.25 Schwalbe Nobby Nics on the 
bike with healthy room to spare.

Now don't quote me on this as I haven't yet tried it, but *visually* it 
looks as though a 2.5 tire will fitMaybe I'm wacky!? Or hopeful, or 
both...

I've been meaning to try something that wide.

I'll try to measure in the next day or so to give a more definitive answer.

Just the thought of that clearance on a lugged BB shell 29er frame conjures 
warm fuzzies... : )


-Bryan
 




On Tuesday, February 3, 2015 at 12:31:58 PM UTC-5, Ant Ritchey wrote:

 Hello Riv folk  Hunq tribe.

 Ant in Portland, here.  Happy to say I'm the most excited owner of the 
 custom paint jobb'd 62cm 2012 Waterford Hunq (AKA The Silver Fox) that the 
 lovely Keith B posted FS a few months back.  (The sideways picture in that 
 post did that paint job so little justice!!!)  The bike went through a 
 standard baptism: brutal fenderless solo sunrise mud quest through Forest 
 Park, rack install and a near immediate swapping and switching of bars, 
 stem  tires.

 The 50mm Schwalbe Duremes that came on the Hunq are wonderful tires  they 
 are most appreciated additions via their new path in life on the Atlantis. 
  So no surprise here, right?  I wanna go bigger on the Hunqapillar.  I 
 threw on the biggest I had laying around, some 29 x 2.1 Kenda Small Block 
 8's.  My caliper says 54mm at the widest knob diameter.  (I was able to 
 safely squeeze these onto my Atlantis, for the record.)  There's some room 
 to go bigger, of course and here's where you all can steer me in the right 
 direction...  Gobs of clearance when it comes to the fork and chainstays, 
 but looking at the seat stays it seems like a 60mm/2.35 would be pushing 
 it.

 I'm on the verge of buying the first set of For-The-Hunq tires and I'd 
 very much appreciate the Good Word of thee Group.  I'm looking at some 
 Panaracer 2.2's but would love to max this baby out!  Can i go bigger? 
  What's the word?  Do you Bombadil riders get more clearance or no?

 From the design perspective: Probably ain't so easy to make much more 
 clearance in the seat stay zone without doing something funky (ie bowed 
 Atlantis chainstays), but my function/design question is this: why mega 
 wide clearances at the fork  chainstays if the seat stay clearance is the 
 ceiling at a mere (sarcasm) 59.5ishmm?  

 Also- if anyone recalls the initial FS posting and thread for this bike, (
 --- HERE 
 https://groups.google.com/forum/#!searchin/rbw-owners-bunch/waterford$20hunq/rbw-owners-bunch/vjPEda_VHYo/KREpRtBXre8J
  ) there was a mention by the now-previous owner of larger tire 
 clearance edition 
 which roused some questions in the group to little avail.  Were early 
 batches of Hunq's maxing out at a more narrow tire?  It's no big deal but I 
 admit I am a little confused by this claim.  Any and all info greatly 
 appreciated.  OK. Enough.  I'm gonna go ride now, I swear.


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[RBW] Re: Bar Ends vs Paul Thumbies? Anyone tried both?

[comveo]

Hey John,

My girlfriend has swept bar specific Ergons on Albatross bars and was 
ecstatic with the switch. We rotated the inside of the grips upwards a 
little so her wrists don't kink, and the angle from her hand to forearm is 
more gradual.

I'll echo the others accounts of bar ends being a bit vulnerable. Always 
getting bonked on something, it seems. But they are my favorite overall, I 
think.

I have 9sp Shimano bar ends paired with thumbies on my Hunq's bullmoose bar 
and they're totally out of the way of getting mangled, and feel awesome.

However, I'll be swapping to an Alba on the Hunq soon, and think I'll try 
out the inverted Vince/Keven style thumbie setup as they're also tucked 
away nicely. Friction shifting should be fun again after 5 years or so of 
indexed only.

I think the Ergon/Thumbies setup could feel really solid with the grips 
larger, flatter platform. Moreso than Ergons with bar ends, as the Ergons 
bumped out shape might feel funny to slide your hand backwards/forward 
again to get to/from the shifter.

Good luck with your tinkering, Hope you find a comfy solution to your nerve 
issues.




On Saturday, January 31, 2015 at 11:56:10 AM UTC-5, John Phillips wrote:

 I'm thinking of trying Ergon grips to address some nerve issues in my 
 hands  wrists.

 Has anyone tried both Silver Shifter bar ends and shifters on Paul 
 Thumbies? Any preference of one over the other? 

 I like my bar ends, cork grips and alba's, so I'm wondering if I'll like 
 the Ergon's but not like the Thumbies?

 Any opinions, feedback  suggestions would be helpful.

 Thanks, 

 John


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[RBW] Re: Question on Big Ben handling

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Hey there,

Just thought I'd share. I have 26 x 2.15 BB's on a pair of Velocity 
NoBS(same outer width as Atlas @ 25.4mm) rims on an old rigid Hardrock, and 
700 x 2.15 BB's on Velocity Cliffhangers(~28mm wide) on my Hunqapillar. I 
really like these tires.

Although not exactly the same rim setup as yours, mine being wider, I have 
noticed some tire squirm on both bikes in even moderate speed turns when 
the pressure drops below about psi 35psi front/rear.

I'm about 185lb. 

It's a bit more pronounced on the Hunqapillar than the 26 bike, I feel. 
And that's with one of the widest rim-brake compatible rims still left on 
the market(Cliffhanger)

I only really feel the squirm on pavement, but it's there for sure. Maybe 
since the Hunq is so stiff, it stands out more? Like a shovel stuck in a 
bucket of Jello..(that's an extreme exaggeration) Could just be dreaming...

On dirt though, it doesn't really bother me at all somehow. 







On Sunday, January 25, 2015 at 5:29:09 PM UTC-5, DS wrote:

 Does anyone notice or have any input on handling with a Big Ben or balloon 
 type tire? Especially on cornering on fast descents?

 Reason I ask is, I just bought some Big Bens (26 x 2.15) for my 
 Hunqapillar for mixed ride use. Took them out for a first ride a few weeks 
 ago, had a bad crash while on a somewhat but not terribly fast descent on 
 pavement, turning into a curve, though I'm 95% sure it was due to a way 
 under inflated tire (I had a flat about 20 minutes before that on the 
 trails and replaced tube but feel I did not inflate enough for the ride 
 home). 

 Today, went out with properly-ish inflated tires (34 front, 40 psi rear), 
 but still felt like the bike was squirrely on turns and it felt like the 
 bike was going to slide out underneath me on some moderate turns, so I took 
 them pretty slow. But, it was also my first ride back since the crash, so 
 maybe that had something else to do with it. Anyone else have any comments 
 on the handling of these? Am I imagining things and being overly sensitive 
 due to the crash and this is user error?


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[RBW] Re: Wire Routing For Rack-Mounted Tail Light

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Hey Darin,

On my Hunqapillar, I routed the taillight wire along the left/underside of 
my mini Nitto front rack and wrapped at strategic points with transparent 
helicopter tape(the same stuff used for clear chainstay protectors). Then I 
used the smallest black zip ties I could find to secure to wire to the FD 
shifter housing, between the rack and the head tube, letting it smoothly 
bend to the top tube and follow alongside the exposed rear cable, then down 
the left seat stay and along the rear rack once more with more helicopter 
tape. A picture is worth a thousand words here, so I'll try to post one 
tomorrow.

-Bryan

On Sunday, December 21, 2014 12:20:03 PM UTC-5, Darin G. wrote:

 I'm going to be installing a dynohub and I'm thinking about mounting a 
 light on the back of my nitro rack.  Ideas on how to route the wire from 
 the hub back to the rack?  I hate the idea of lots of electrical tape and 
 zip ties but I can't think of any great options.


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[RBW] Re: Wire Routing For Rack-Mounted Tail Light

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Darin,

Hope this pictures help to clear things up. Good luck : )

https://www.flickr.com/photos/125432464@N02/sets/72157649972084575/



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 light on the back of my nitro rack.  Ideas on how to route the wire from 
 the hub back to the rack?  I hate the idea of lots of electrical tape and 
 zip ties but I can't think of any great options.


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[RBW] Re: At long last, the Mammoth takes it's first breaths.

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Hey John, thanks very much!

The rear rack is a Nitto R-15. 


-Bryan

On Monday, October 6, 2014 2:49:30 PM UTC-4, Humphapillar wrote:

 Hey Bryan, 

Beautiful build!  What is that back rack you have on there under the 
 saddlebag?

 John

 On Friday, October 3, 2014 5:33:03 PM UTC-7, comveo wrote:

 Hey all,


 So after a couple of weeks of waiting for parts to finish up the build, 
 the heart of the beast is finally beating : )


 https://www.flickr.com/photos/125432464@N02/


 This thing is:

 *Rock.Solid.*


 Set up for now as a mountain touring rig, I've got some free time in the 
 next 2 weeks and will be putting it through the paces up in the Shawangunk 
 Mountains of NY, aka The Gunks.

 Curious to see how the Gunkapillar combo comes through.


 Hope all is well with everyone,


 -Bryan






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[RBW] Re: At long last, the Mammoth takes it's first breaths.

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Thanks to everyone for the enthusiasm! 

David- It is indeed a 58cm!

The burly combination of Bullmoose bars, Paul levers, and Nobby Nics give 
the bike a near motorcycle feel. So pumped! : )

The day these photos were taken, my girlfriend and I were discussing the 
colors/characters of our bikes.. (she has a purple Breezer downtown 
step-thru), and were reminded of Henson characters Oscar The Grouch and 
Telly Monster.

At this point, the Hunqapillar is so comfortable, I'm calling it Oscar The 
Couch.


Will keep you all updated with ride pics, etc.




On Friday, October 3, 2014 8:33:03 PM UTC-4, comveo wrote:

 Hey all,


 So after a couple of weeks of waiting for parts to finish up the build, 
 the heart of the beast is finally beating : )


 https://www.flickr.com/photos/125432464@N02/


 This thing is:

 *Rock.Solid.*


 Set up for now as a mountain touring rig, I've got some free time in the 
 next 2 weeks and will be putting it through the paces up in the Shawangunk 
 Mountains of NY, aka The Gunks.

 Curious to see how the Gunkapillar combo comes through.


 Hope all is well with everyone,


 -Bryan






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Re: [RBW] Re: At long last, the Mammoth takes it's first breaths.

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Hey David,


The saddle height as pictured is @ 31 or roughly 79cm. 

Things you may want to keep in mind howeverthis is a taller saddle 
(B67) with 175mm cranks and VP 001 thin platform pedals...which all 
contribute to lowering saddle height a bit.
A more standard setup might push the exposed seatpost up another inch or 
so...

I'm just a shade under 6' 2, with pretty average leg length for my height. 
PBH is 89cm without shoes, 90cm with. The Nobby Nics @ 2.25 (54mm actual 
on 28mm Velociy Cliffhanger rims) are the largest tires I'll likely ever 
run, and the standover vs. reach feels great with the Bullmoose at max 
height, if ever so slightly stretched (to be expected). With my other setup 
being Albatross bars and a Dirt Drop stem, the seatpost/stem exposure 
balance should still be favorable, visually, and the bars will be that much 
higher and closer, also favorable for general cruising in subdued Beast 
Mode.

I mulled over these visual relationships for more than a few minutes before 
placing my order, along with how deeper V section rims should give the 
illusion of the wheels being smaller, therefore keeping everything in 
proportion with this frame size...just my opinion.

Yep, got a little wacky for sure : )

I promise this purchase was about more than aesthetics!


How tall are you/what's your PBH, David?


Hope some of this is useful,


-Bryan



On Saturday, October 4, 2014 8:29:20 PM UTC-4, cyclot...@gmail.com wrote:

 Thanks, that's what I thought it looked like. I'm torn between getting a 
 54 and 58... the 58 is better in most dimensions, but would prefer a 54. 
 Tough call! What is your saddle height on there? That might help me 
 visualize actual fit a bit better...

 Cheers,
 David

 it isn't a contest. Just enjoy the ride. - Seth Vidal




 On Sat, Oct 4, 2014 at 5:21 PM, comveo lungsa...@gmail.com javascript: 
 wrote:

 Thanks to everyone for the enthusiasm! 

 David- It is indeed a 58cm!

 The burly combination of Bullmoose bars, Paul levers, and Nobby Nics give 
 the bike a near motorcycle feel. So pumped! : )

 The day these photos were taken, my girlfriend and I were discussing the 
 colors/characters of our bikes.. (she has a purple Breezer downtown 
 step-thru), and were reminded of Henson characters Oscar The Grouch and 
 Telly Monster.

 At this point, the Hunqapillar is so comfortable, I'm calling it Oscar 
 The Couch.


 Will keep you all updated with ride pics, etc.




 On Friday, October 3, 2014 8:33:03 PM UTC-4, comveo wrote:

 Hey all,


 So after a couple of weeks of waiting for parts to finish up the build, 
 the heart of the beast is finally beating : )


 https://www.flickr.com/photos/125432464@N02/


 This thing is:

 *Rock.Solid.*


 Set up for now as a mountain touring rig, I've got some free time in the 
 next 2 weeks and will be putting it through the paces up in the Shawangunk 
 Mountains of NY, aka The Gunks.

 Curious to see how the Gunkapillar combo comes through.


 Hope all is well with everyone,


 -Bryan




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Re: [RBW] Re: At long last, the Mammoth takes it's first breaths.

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Super informative input, Patrick!

I likely could have gone with 62cm, but with no Riv test ride/sight unseen, 
I was basing my decision in part on the 34 standover of my 62cm 1985 
Univega Supra Sport (700c fixed gear conversion with 35mm Panaracer 
T-Servs). 

I felt like 34 was about the upper limit in terms of standover heigh I'd 
like to have without leaning the bike/myself at stoplights/signs. And with 
planning to use tires no smaller than my 2.15 Big Bens on the Hunq, I 
guess I was able to pretty much match standover heights. If I was cool with 
using 35-45mm tires on the 62cm, I'm sure I would have been just fine for 
my comfort level. Again, all of this is just based on a bike I've ridden 
for a handfull of years now/personal comfort/imagination.

Historically, I've used all of my bikes for commuting year round at one 
point or another and have found it nice to have just a smidge more 
standover.. For all of that off and on, off and on that comes with 
commuting in cities/towns.

I'm also coming from this past season having ridden a 1994 Specialized 
Hardrock set up as a beefy commuter that was about 2 sizes too small for 
me. that might have played into the go with the 58cm...it'll still be 
bigger than this : ) But hey, I found the frame in a pile of garbage on 
the side of a local road so I made it work until the Hunqapillar was born. 
Can't beat free, I suppose : )

On bikepacking:

I live very close to the Shawangunk Mountains so the initial rides will 
likely just be day trips, but the weather does have it's swings up there 
being about 1,600 ft in elevation above where i currently sit. Nothing 
nearly as intense as the fuctuations you see in the Rockies I'd imagine. 
From what I hear and have experienced so far, just windier and slightly 
heavier precipitation that we might be having in the valley. At this point 
in the season I shouldn't have to worry about carting too much up there 
with me. Will probably just plan for 20 degree dips or so.
Just gong to take it slow and get my bearings with the terrain a bit better 
and go from there : )

Patrick, all of the your pictures documenting your bike travels are 
unbelievable! I'd love to ride where you're so fortunate to. Super 
inspiring!

Also, your Hunqapillar handling what you throw it's way makes me want to 
test it's ruggedness in a similar manner ; ) Thanks for showing what's 
possible.

I work in a bike shop full of (newly added) Santa Cruz carbon so, I have to 
stand my ground with the Riv stuff. Once everyone at the shop saw it, 
however, minds were swayed a bit : )


-Bryan





On Saturday, October 4, 2014 9:39:28 PM UTC-4, Deacon Patrick wrote:

 @ Dave: You've likely heard me say this before, but I absolutely love my 
 62 cm Hunqapillar and I ride some pretty rugged stuff. My PBH is 90 
 barefoot. Of course I also love my 66 cm Quickbeam, so I like them bigger 
 than the average. I intentionally got the QB so it matched the top tube and 
 seat tube dimensions of the Hunqapillar. So, obviously, my vote (since I 
 have zero say in the matter) is there is nothing wrong with going bigger. 
 I've never had an issue with not being able to get off the bike or with the 
 nutcracker experience on anything I ride.

 @ Bryan: What's your plan for your bikepacking set up? This time of year 
 in the Rockies means needing to be prepared for winter conditions (10˚F, 
 windy, heavy snowfall, no matter what is predicted -- of course you may get 
 indian summer conditions just as easily, or in the same day) -- is it the 
 same for the Gunks?

 With abandon,
 Patrick


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[RBW] At long last, the Mammoth takes it's first breaths.

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Hey all,


So after a couple of weeks of waiting for parts to finish up the build, the 
heart of the beast is finally beating : )


https://www.flickr.com/photos/125432464@N02/


This thing is:

*Rock.Solid.*


Set up for now as a mountain touring rig, I've got some free time in the 
next 2 weeks and will be putting it through the paces up in the Shawangunk 
Mountains of NY, aka The Gunks.

Curious to see how the Gunkapillar combo comes through.


Hope all is well with everyone,


-Bryan




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[RBW] Re: New to the group, New Hunqapillar on the way!

[comveo]

Thanks all for the warm welcome! Very much appreciated, and it's nice to be 
here with all of you!



Alright folks, here's the rundown as far as the build is concerned:


Frame: 58cm Green/Cream Hunqapillar 2TT

This bike will probably wear two outfits, depending on season/mood. I'll 
have a couple of options for bars/tires/saddles.


Bars: Nitto Bullmoose/Albatross Bars, depending on what I'm feeling at the 
moment. I've had Albas for years and oh boy...what a bar!

Wheels: 36h SonDeluxe Wide Body Front Hub
 Sapim Laser Spokes, Brass Nipples
 Velocity NoBs 700c Rims
 White Industries Mi5 Rear Cassette Hub 36h

Tires: Schwalbe Big Bens 700x55/ Schwalbe Smart Sams 700x54
 
Cranks: Sugino xd600 175mm

BB: IRD Defiant 110 Square Taper

Cassette: Sram 8sp

Chain: Sram 8sp

Derailleurs: Tiagra Long Cage (Works just fine for now), R453 Triple 
(Again, no problem with this and an xd600 on another bike) : )

Pedals: MKS Sylvan Prime

Seatpost: Nitto s83

Saddle: Brooks B-17 Aged Brown/ B-67 Brown

Brakes: Paul Touring Cantilevers, Canti Levers

Shifters: Ultegra 8sp Barcons, Paul Thumbies

Racks: Nitto Mini Front, Soon adding R-14

Basket: Wald 137 zip-zapped to the Mini

Bags: Medium Tan Shopsack up front, Large Tan Saddlesack in back.

Lights: Lumotec Cyo Premium front, Toplight Line Brake Plus rear

Fenders: Berthoud Stainless 60mm. (Sort of wish SKS would consider wide 
700c plastic fenders, and even sent them an e-mail about it...chirp, chirp. 
Maybe a longboard version of the P55 for 700c..: ) Never really cared for 
the PB Cascadias...


I think that's it really. I commute year round in the Hudson Valley Region 
of New York, so I feel like this bike has an interesting life ahead of it! 


Do you think Wooly Nelson might be a fitting name? : )


I hope to get pictures going when the bike gets in. Pretty excited for sure!


Thanks all!



-Bryan
 
 




On Wednesday, September 3, 2014 9:53:43 PM UTC-4, comveo wrote:

 Hey everyone,

 I've nosed around these parts for quite some time and you've all inspired 
 me a great deal. Wonderful stories and a warm, welcoming community. Who 
 wouldn't want to be a part of that? : )
 With the arrival of a new Hunqapillar frame due next week, I thought it 
 timely to officially poke my head in, join the coop, get in the loop, and 
 give you the scoop.

 Hope all is well,

 -Bryan


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[RBW] Re: New to the group, New Hunqapillar on the way!

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Apologies if this comes through twice. I'm brand new to this medium. First 
internet forum ever! 



Thanks all for the warm welcome! Very much appreciated, and it's nice to be 
here with all of you!



Alright folks, here's the rundown as far as the build is concerned:


Frame: 58cm Green/Cream Hunqapillar 2TT

This bike will probably wear two outfits, depending on season/mood. I'll 
have a couple of options for bars/tires/saddles.


Bars: Nitto Bullmoose/Albatross Bars, depending on what I'm feeling at the 
moment. I've had Albas for years and oh boy...what a bar!

Wheels: 36h SonDeluxe Wide Body Front Hub
 Sapim Laser Spokes, Brass Nipples
 Velocity NoBs 700c Rims
 White Industries Mi5 Rear Cassette Hub 36h

Tires: Schwalbe Big Bens 700x55/ Schwalbe Smart Sams 700x54
 
Cranks: Sugino xd600 175mm

BB: IRD Defiant 110 Square Taper

Cassette: Sram 8sp

Chain: Sram 8sp

Derailleurs: Tiagra Long Cage (Works just fine for now), R453 Triple 
(Again, no problem with this and an xd600 on another bike) : )

Pedals: MKS Sylvan Prime

Seatpost: Nitto s83

Saddle: Brooks B-17 Aged Brown/ B-67 Brown

Brakes: Paul Touring Cantilevers, Canti Levers

Shifters: Ultegra 8sp Barcons, Paul Thumbies

Racks: Nitto Mini Front, Soon adding R-14

Basket: Wald 137 zip-zapped to the Mini

Bags: Medium Tan Shopsack up front, Large Tan Saddlesack in back.

Lights: Lumotec Cyo Premium front, Toplight Line Brake Plus rear

Fenders: Berthoud Stainless 60mm. (Sort of wish SKS would consider wide 
700c plastic fenders, and even sent them an e-mail about it...chirp, chirp. 
Maybe a longboard version of the P55 for 700c..: ) Never really cared for 
the PB Cascadias...


I think that's it really. I commute year round in the Hudson Valley Region 
of New York, so I feel like this bike has an interesting life ahead of it! 


Do you think Wooly Nelson might be a fitting name? : )


I hope to get pictures going when the bike gets in. Pretty excited for sure!


Thanks all!



-Bryan

On Friday, September 5, 2014 2:44:41 PM UTC-4, Bill Lindsay wrote:

 What size will it be?  What color?  The best day of the year is new-bike 
 day!  Enjoy it

 On Wednesday, September 3, 2014 6:53:43 PM UTC-7, comveo wrote:

 Hey everyone,

 I've nosed around these parts for quite some time and you've all inspired 
 me a great deal. Wonderful stories and a warm, welcoming community. Who 
 wouldn't want to be a part of that? : )
 With the arrival of a new Hunqapillar frame due next week, I thought it 
 timely to officially poke my head in, join the coop, get in the loop, and 
 give you the scoop.

 Hope all is well,

 -Bryan



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[RBW] New to the group, New Hunqapillar on the way!

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Hey everyone,

I've nosed around these parts for quite some time and you've all inspired 
me a great deal. Wonderful stories and a warm, welcoming community. Who 
wouldn't want to be a part of that? : )
With the arrival of a new Hunqapillar frame due next week, I thought it 
timely to officially poke my head in, join the coop, get in the loop, and 
give you the scoop.

Hope all is well,

-Bryan

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