Jay,
I'm the other Riv rider you rode with on the 7th and I plan on doing
a full series as well this year. Are you riding the Fleche in April ?
I've seen another Riv rider here in Greensboro but I have not met
up with him yet...
If you get a Riv Ride set up you can count on at least one from
Hey Glenn,
I'd love to ride the Fleche, but I haven't been able to throw together
a team amongst the usual suspects here. Are you riding? Do you know
of a team that might be up for an additional rider? If so, feel free
to pass along my email to them. And I'll let you know if I get enough
I bought one of the fancy Atlantis head-tube badges off of the RBW website
(my original one got scraped-up during transport last fall). The website
says to use a dab of Shoe Goo to glue it on. Those guys have attached way
more head tube badged than the zero that I've done, but that sounds weird to
I've been itching to trade handlebar set-ups back and forth between
the Quickbeam (Noodles) and the Protovelo (Albatross, bar-end
shifters), and am trying to come up with a creative way to do so. I
have shellac and cloth on both bikes, and I suppose I could just cut
off the tape and cables, but
On Wed, Mar 11, 2009 at 12:24 PM, Esteban proto...@gmail.com wrote:
I've been itching to trade handlebar set-ups back and forth between
the Quickbeam (Noodles) and the Protovelo (Albatross, bar-end
shifters), and am trying to come up with a creative way to do so. I
have shellac and cloth on
Don't be put off. As far as I can tell, Shoe Goo is basically the
same clear glue that came in the Testor's tube I used to put together
model airplanes as a kid. It's suitable for a wide range of uses
beyond repairing shoes, and I'm sure it'll hold a headbadge just fine.
On Mar 11, 9:09 am,
on 3/11/09 10:24 AM, Randy Hardwick at safeman...@aol.com wrote:
I am about ready to order my first Rivendell. But I am having a tough
time deciding which model will be best for bevet riding. I am working
up my mileage and plan to ride my first brevet later this year. Which
model do you
This is a very tough post for me. I just found out today that my job
is being eliminated, and - like so many these days - I must make
immediate decisions to preserve what's truly important in life. Many
of you have followed the build of my black Bombadil over the past
couple Months. I really
One more set on Flickr for those interested, also for sale. This may
be the bike that inspired the Bombadil - a first year Trek 850, lugged
steel MTB in museum-like condition. Rare 24 frame, with a couple
factory upgrades. Other than tires and wires, a very original and
little used example. Trek
Ah hell Marty... deepest condolences.
David
On Wed, Mar 11, 2009 at 1:36 PM, Marty mgie...@mac.com wrote:
This is a very tough post for me. I just found out today that my job
is being eliminated, and - like so many these days - I must make
immediate decisions to preserve what's truly
Hey all,
Not sure if I can pull it off, it would depend on price but...
I'm looking for an orange Rambo in 56cm, anyone have one?
Chris
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Sorry to hear my Rivendell Brother!
Chris
On Mar 11, 2:36 pm, David Estes cyclotour...@gmail.com wrote:
Ah hell Marty... deepest condolences.
David
On Wed, Mar 11, 2009 at 1:36 PM, Marty mgie...@mac.com wrote:
This is a very tough post for me. I just found out today that my job
is
On Wed, Mar 11, 2009 at 2:03 PM, CycloFiend cyclofi...@earthlink.netwrote:
on 3/11/09 10:24 AM, Randy Hardwick at safeman...@aol.com wrote:
I am about ready to order my first Rivendell. But I am having a tough
time deciding which model will be best for bevet riding. I am working
up my
Always carry a camera... :)
On Wed, Mar 11, 2009 at 1:12 PM, Gary L. gmlmur...@mac.com wrote:
Hi There,
I'm usually not a big poster to the list, but do love seeing what's
going on in Riv-land. I live in Asheville, and know of at least two
other folks that are on the list that live here.
I'm in Columbia, SC.
Stan
On Tue, Mar 10, 2009 at 11:34 AM, J. Burkhalter burk...@yahoo.com wrote:
Seth,
Looks like Schwalbe has the 40's in stock now. You should be able to
order them directly from them.
And I hear ya' on the fatter Jack Browns. I wish RBW had the
resources to come
Hey Randy,
Short answer -- any of RBW's offerings would be great for brevets.
All the current models are easily fender-able and rack-able and comfy
tire-able, and, of course, offer the famously svelte Riv ride, which,
as Jim notes, is whatcha want for the long miles of a brevet.
And David
Thanks to everyone for the advice.
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Shoe Goo is essentially the same product as Goop. Both are sealant/
adhesives, have similar applications, and are produced/marketed by the
same company. Their gap-filling, waterproof, flexible qualites make
them popular for shoe repair, resoling, etc...
Goop is of medium viscosity straight
http://www.tunicatrails.org/VIDEO/rougeroubaix2009.html
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THAT is so cool! Looks like a great such a great race! Need more like that
for sure.
Man, I'm thinking a Hilsen with a triple and some Jack Browns would be s
helpful there. All those skinny tired crabon bikes with racing doubles...
not so much.
On Wed, Mar 11, 2009 at 7:50 PM, RonaTD
Bummer.I haven't worked much since November 2008 and I am self
employed with no unemployment insurance. I held on to my bikes ( so
far) and use them all the time to get around. I took the insurance off
the cars and am selling a couple of them first ( I own four) but they
are old. It
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From: Mike mjawn...@gmail.com
...Jack Brown tires. I swear, if people only knew,
and if their bikes could accommodate those tires...
Exactly! That's what I think every time I use those tires. Hampsten knows. His
are on a titanium Moots.
That does look like a cool event. I bet a few folks rode cross bikes.
But yeah, a Hilsen, or even a Rambouillet with 28s would be better for
that than most of those bikes. I got the impression that some of the
folks did not enjoy that ride. Nothing worse than walking your bike
uphill in a road
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