This is a custom All Rounder built with Reynolds 753 tubing and 531
blades. This is an older, Waterford built Rivendell. Nice crisp lug
detail with very nice thinning. Gorgeous deep blue metallic paint with
cream details.
It's in great condition as the pictures show, with only a few nicks
and
I rode the D2 last year on my Bleriot (650B) and had the CDLV's
mounted. They were fine but I should add the conditions were dry and
generally good. Have since switched to Pari-Motos and much prefer
them for the road - not sure about mud. My sense is they would be
fine for the D2 but I can't
I have added some better pictures. They can be found at:
http://imgur.com/a/49fVE
Thanks,
Steve
On Aug 14, 8:38 pm, steve wardbr...@hotmail.com wrote:
If you know Rivendells, you know that the 58 cm Atlantis is hard to
find, perhaps because it is the smallest frame with 700cc wheels.
This
I've never been one to go on about how great whatever the Euros do is,
but While visiting Spain in the Spring i was impressed how people
would atke a stroll in the evening, as a family, and even more so on
Sunday. Oddly enough, I ate ice cream, some times thrice daily, but
at least every day,
Do you still have the saddlesack? If so, I am interested.
On Mon, Aug 22, 2011 at 5:44 PM, hobie moho1...@yahoo.com wrote:
This is a big list! Some parts are new others used. Most of the parts I'm
selling for a friend. all prices include shipping domestic only.
Brooks B-17 Imperial black
Hi, Erik-
I would like to buy the handlebar bag, if still available. Let me know the
paypal total (or I can send you a check) to include shipping. I'm in Alameda
Calif. 94501 (SF bay area). Thanks a lot- hope it's still up for grabs: will
look great on my periwinkle Ebisu rando bike.
on 8/22/11 10:37 AM, Minh at mgiangs...@gmail.com wrote:
Jim E, thanks for the help. If you're wheel is near the middle of the
dropout in normal case, how do you have enough room when you drop to
32? Wouldn't you only have about 1 of drop out left to slide it
back? Hmm maybe i'm trying to
Oo, are those Record OR cranks?
Joe Bernard
Fairfield, CA.
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Yes the saddlesack is still for sale.
From: Mark Vargo vargo.m...@gmail.com
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Sent: Monday, August 22, 2011 11:15 PM
Subject: Re: [RBW] FS: Lots of stuff. Nitto,Brooks,Sackville,Paul,
Arkel,MKS,Filson etc.
Do you still have the saddlesack? If so, I am
I'll take the Suntour freewheel and 8cm Technomic. Paypal?
Joe Bernard
Box 502
Novato, CA. 94948
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Ah, crud..meant to send PM.
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Joe. Suntour and 8cm tech. Yes paypal:moho1...@yahoo.com
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Subject: [RBW] Re: FS: Lots of stuff. Nitto,Brooks,Sackville,Paul,
Arkel,MKS,Filson etc.
I'll take the Suntour freewheel
On Aug 21, 12:11 pm, Patrick in VT swing4...@gmail.com wrote:
On Aug 20, 12:41 pm, Michael Farrell mfarr...@gmail.com wrote:
Any suggestions on tires (specifically 650b) for next weekend's d2r2?
Thanks, Mike
any would be fine. i've run Hetres, Pari-Motos and Parigi Roubaix
(700x28) at
+1 for the 22T. Very Fun in the Dirt.
Dustin G
Walnut Creek Ca
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What a nice bike. My first custom Riv Road, early 1995, was based on
the original AR, with 753 frame and 531 fork, 42.5 cm stays and (don't
remind Grant!) 54 c-c st, 56.5 tt -- the last 26 wheeled Curt custom
is a 58 and I ride a 60 cm Herse. Grant decreased the front-center
slightly and used road
I like the double cog in the rear, too. I think the chainline is
better, and the axle doesn't move in the dropouts. As you get bigger
tires and fancier fenders, you lose a lot of adjusting room. I use a
17x21 dingle fixed cog, and I have some different cranks with 40x44,
38x42, etc. The 32x21 was
My set up is nearly the same as Charlie's - just with lower gearing.
36/32 front 16/19 rear. I live in the mountains so the lower range works better
for me. Incidentally, my setup offers nearly the same range as the stock QB
gearing of 40/32 x 18. I ride around town in 36x16. I only use the
Sorry to send to all, but I am not at all sure PMs are working.
I sent an offer for both a Big and Lil Loafer in wool tweed.
Did you receive that? I never got a reply.
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Please excuse too this post to the entire group.
But I offered to buy the hubs and never got a reply.
Did you receive that personal message?
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One thing i've noticed is that people really like to keep the amount
of wheel movement to a minimum, either by taking advantage of small
teeth changes in the rear only, or keeping the front spaced really
close together. It makes me think that maybe switching to a single
ring up front would make
I haven't been able to do this or figure it out since the software change.
It seemed to be a non-issue before. Now I see that others are having the
same problem, particularly those wanting to buy stuff from sellers. I think
it may have something to do with how members set up their profiles,
I ran Kojaks on my Rambouillet. Those tires are fantastic.
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yea... wish someone would throw a 58cm Atlantis frame on here please!
May have the Ram for sale soon. I need bigger tires on my bike.
~mike
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Beautiful bike. What's the rear rack?
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Thanks. I hope to get a ride on the new tires tomorrow: too much work,
hacking to get the tires to fit the fenders/front rack, and car
trouble/conversations to find time today.
It's a custom made by Chaucey Matthews who lives in the area. It's
beautiful and stiff, but in hindsight I ought to have
I agree; I don't see the point of two rings on a ss/fixed (so called)
unless you want more than two ratios or if you want really big gaps,
say a high range for pavement and a low range for off road, with small
axle movement. You get a lot more variation for each tooth by
increasing or decreasing
Wasn't one just for sale recently? See, there's just so many I just can't
keep track.
Nice Bomba' on the Bay now:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=250878931085+
On Tue, Aug 23, 2011 at 5:01 PM, Michael_S mikeybi...@rocketmail.comwrote:
yea... wish someone would throw a 58cm
http://washingtondc.craigslist.org/mld/bik/2548982472.html
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