Rule number one:
Go out and ride WITH them.
Rule number two:
Enjoy yourself.
Pictures Prove that miles don't need to be long for them to be enjoyable.
http://flic.kr/s/aHsjzLGFu6
-Manny Race them and let them beat you Acosta
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Recently ordered the Nitto Platrack, which is facing extinction, and would
like one of those roundish bags that Rivendell made just for it (forget the
name). Anybody be willing to sell me one? I have a US as well as a UK
address you could mail it to, whichever's closer to you.
Cheers,
Bob
And while not mentioned in the repairs, the BB shell appears incorrect. Still
and all, it might build up nicely.
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Brian,
Thanks for the tip.
Michael
On Sat, Jun 23, 2012 at 5:56 PM, Brian Campbell bdcampbel...@gmail.comwrote:
There is this on ebay.
Hi...more butting in...I wanted to show the same setup on a 50cm AHH:
https://sphotos.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ash4/428418_488364947846814_1240274875_n.jpg
On Wednesday, June 20, 2012 11:35:54 AM UTC-4, Thomas Lynn Skean wrote:
@Tony... please pardon my butting in...
I think whether the
Hello everyone,
First I would like to say thank you to everyone for the great tips and
offers. I am sorting thru everything now. In the meantime:
There is a new condition Romulus going for $1700 at an LBS near me.
I am not crazy about the Romulus. I like those cream headtubes the other
A 57 TT would be too long for me, I think. Most of the Geometry Rivendell
charts that match my PBH say 55.5 or 54.
On Thursday, June 21, 2012 1:01:26 AM UTC-4, lungimsam wrote:
Frame sizes are all over the place for the different models, so I thought
I'd just list my PBH.
If you have one
Manny,
Beautiful simple wisdom, thank you.
I have already done some epic rides this warm season including Ride the
Rockies up and down high lovely passes, miles of dirt roads and bike
trails, lovely canyons. It was great. Still my favorite ride of the year so
far was with my granddaughter
Fyi, I sent an email to the owner because to my eye that TT measurement
didn't match the 57 cm listed. He quickly responded that it was actually
55 c-c and apologized. Still a 54 c-c seatube.
Slightly big for me but a decent deal for someone else depending on how
high the price goes.
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The Hutchinsons are pretty nice. I am up to 4000 miles, and only 2 flats.
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I'm also an 82 cm PBH and I ride a 56 Ram, the fit is spot on. I paid
1200 through Craigslist for the full bike 3 years ago, it had a
couple of good sized nicks and needed tires, it had about 3000 miles
on it when I bought it. The grease was pretty shot and i ended up
paying my lbs for an
I don't own one, but I use the poor man's version: A Wald basket
zip-tied, with my favorite duffle tossed in... It's awesome.
On Sunday, June 24, 2012 3:35:00 AM UTC-4, Bob wrote:
Recently ordered the Nitto Platrack, which is facing extinction, and would
like one of those roundish bags that
Fun! That pink bike is cool.
JimD
On Jun 23, 2012, at 11:49 PM, Manuel Acosta wrote:
Rule number one:
Go out and ride WITH them.
Rule number two:
Enjoy yourself.
Pictures Prove that miles don't need to be long for them to be enjoyable.
http://flic.kr/s/aHsjzLGFu6
-Manny Race
You oculd title that as a ride for the unracer to go with one of the
themes in Just Ride. My wife I have a favorite loop that's in the
low 20ish miles. We allow 3 hours so we can stop at several vista
points, etc. Quality is more interesting than quantity.
As always, great pix that convey the
My first edition Riv Seersucker shirt is rather threadbare, and I'm looking
for a shirt.
I want to learn more about Riv's chambray shirt. Does anyone have anymore
info?
Thanks.
(Was looking at these shirts as well:
I've picked up a few pairs of Ibex Duo shorts on Ebay and used a thread
puller from the sewing chest to remove the pads. I really like them with
RBW wool boxers or wicking fitness base layers (no center bottom seam) from
BCG or UnderArmor. Joneswares cycling shorts come without a chamois unless
Thanks for mentioning my blog Jim, and I just thought I'd post to let you
all know that I am posting yet again after a brief work-imposed hiatus.
How do you all prefer to keep track of your blogs? I have been considering
moving away from bookmarks and using RSS. Perhaps there's a better way I'm
Finished a contract, and it's time to leave town. Why not for a few weeks?
I've thrown together the following very rough route, passing through all
the parks mentioned above and otherwise... If you have any recommendations
or blogs/reports that give good routes around this area, might you pass
Whoops, this is the link to google maps.
http://goo.gl/maps/pm7C
Cheers,
erik
On Sun, Jun 24, 2012 at 4:55 PM, erik jensen bicyclen...@gmail.com wrote:
Finished a contract, and it's time to leave town. Why not for a few weeks?
I've thrown together the following very rough route, passing
Erik,
Don't know about others, but I use Google Plus for the blogs I read. It
also shows up on my (not so) smartphone as News.
Eric Platt
St. Paul, MN
On Sun, Jun 24, 2012 at 6:36 PM, erik jensen bicyclen...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks for mentioning my blog Jim, and I just thought I'd post to
Excellent data point. That TrunkSack appears to be under pressure.
Yours,
Thomas Lynn Skean
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Boure Bicycle Clothing - it's been quite a few years since I last purchased shorts from them but the padding is very thin, exactly what you're describing. I might have the least expensive of their shorts offerings. They are also terrific on customer service and very responsive on the phone.
If you can't track down a Slickersack, a medium Saddlesack is about the
right size and shape. See the difference
here.http://www.flickr.com/photos/15966859@N07/7398233282/ The
Saddlesack is a bit more narrow so fits between drops better.
--Andy
On Sunday, June 24, 2012 12:35:00 AM UTC-7,
Such serendipity!
Not wanting to spoil the surprise, I never looked at the artist's site.
When the poster arrived, the style looked familiar, so I looked more
closely at a poster my wife has had since before our marriage--a poster of
Cafe Chez Panisse from the same artist. Needless to say it
Looks good erik. Was planning a similar trip with a buddy of mine. You have
any dates in mind?
-Manny
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Hey all!Just wondering if anyone has any spare chainrings laying
around. Looking for 110/74 BCD in possibly 40or38T AND 28Tnew or
used doesnt matter.thanks in advance. -Mike
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Funny that you mention this. I talked to Elizabeth after Grant's book
signing/ride. She said sometime late July. Don't know how right this is,
I'm hoping earlier.
-Manny
On Sunday, June 24, 2012 11:58:15 AM UTC-7, All Rounder 2000 wrote:
My first edition Riv Seersucker shirt is rather
That's been my usual setup. My basket abraded holes in a thick canvas
duffle in a few months (I ride on bumpy roads--Yorkshire, UK). Worth the
price of a trashed duffle, though.
On Sunday, June 24, 2012 6:14:25 PM UTC+1, Montclair BobbyB wrote:
I don't own one, but I use the poor man's
Andy--Great photos on Flickr. I want to move from Yorkshire to Oregon.
Clever bikes, too.
Bob
On Monday, June 25, 2012 3:34:27 AM UTC+1, Andy Smitty Schmidt wrote:
If you can't track down a Slickersack, a medium Saddlesack is about the
right size and shape. See the difference
I picked these up a while ago for a project that didn't work out. Brand new
in box ( well I did unwrap plastic bag parts are in) includes front and
rear and all hardware.
Cool design allows brake pad to swing clear of fork blade so you can stuff
big tires in. These are the Pewter gray model.
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