I rode with one or two when visiting the Oxon Hill bike club outside of
Wash DC.
On Sat, Sep 1, 2012 at 8:50 PM, lungimsam john11.2...@gmail.com wrote:
Leisl's post about seeing peeps in her area got me thinking.
I have never seen a Riv ridden in MD, at least in my neck of the woods,
that I
The Waterford and Taiwanese Hillbornes are quickly distinguished by the
appearance difference in the rear dropouts. The Taiwan bikes have forks
made by a Toyo trained fabricator, Waterfords are made locally, but they
look the same. Grant was clear that the quality from either location was
the
On Sun, 2012-09-02 at 04:27 -0500, Bruce Herbitter wrote:
I rode with one or two when visiting the Oxon Hill bike club outside
of Wash DC.
Well, technically Joan (who is on this list) and Tom, both Riv owners,
live in Arlington, Virginia.
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Hi Leisl,
I ride a Betty Foy in a MD suburb of DC.
Claude
On Saturday, September 1, 2012 9:50:05 PM UTC-4, lungimsam wrote:
Leisl's post about seeing peeps in her area got me thinking.
I have never seen a Riv ridden in MD, at least in my neck of the woods,
that I know of.
Anyone here
Hahaha .. this is funny ...
I made my stand with 7 speeds in the 90's. I bought a bunch of 7 speed
Sachs freewheels and have collected spare cogs and bodies along the way :)
I tired 8 and 9 .. I thought h why ? lolMore isn't
better ... it's just more . More shifting ...
I find the KS Salmons can get squeally too !About every 2 weeks I wipe
the pads with some window cleaner and if they appear a bit glossy I give
them a light rub of fine grit sandpaper , just enough to remove the gloss.
Then I clean the rims with the window cleaner too. Squeal gone !
I purchased a small Acorn Handlebar Bag (as well as the larger one), and
have no need for it.
Here's the link to their site:
http://www.acornbags.com/smhdlbarbag.html
It's never been used, and now it's for sale! Please contact me off list
if interested.
Thanks,
Andy
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Looks good! I run my AHH w/ 10 speed, Shimano bar ends (indexed) and the
front chainrings in friction mode. Great set up.
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I find them more prone to squeal than other pads too. They stop
extremely well though. Cantis are prone to squeals.,That's their
nature. A brake hole type hanger stopped a long battle against squeal
and shudder on my Hillborne's front brake recently, now the rear has
started honking like a dam
My LBS showed me a great trick to get rid of brake squeal - a few
squirts from a water bottle and then ride.
Works like a charm.
Jay
On Sep 2, 7:37 pm, clyde canter clyde.can...@gmail.com wrote:
I find them more prone to squeal than other pads too. They stop
extremely well though. Cantis are
My LBS showed me a great trick to get rid of brake squeal - a few
squirts on the pads from a water bottle and then ride.
Works like a charm.
Jay
On Sep 2, 7:37 pm, clyde canter clyde.can...@gmail.com wrote:
I find them more prone to squeal than other pads too. They stop
extremely well though.
I'm for sure going to give that a try Jay. That would absolutely win
prize for least amount of effort. You do have plain ole water in that
bottle?
On 9/2/12, Jay in Tel Aviv jayin...@gmail.com wrote:
My LBS showed me a great trick to get rid of brake squeal - a few
squirts on the pads from a
Thanks everyone. The Tubus rack fixin's worked out perfectly. All is
well with the rack!
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On Sunday, September 2, 2012 8:19:38 AM UTC-7, Garth wrote:
Hahaha .. this is funny ...
I made my stand with 7 speeds
I wasn't really serious in my suggestion, I don't think I have any
questions. That's what happens sometimes when I post my off-hand comments.
But others here might have questions. Thanks to you and your wife for
offering. Steve
On Saturday, September 1, 2012 10:01:14 PM UTC-4, lungimsam
Unless you use the heat treated super high end tubing most butted main
tubes are either .8x.5x.8 or .9x.6x.9 in thickness. A frame like the
Hillborne has a slightly lighter mix of tubing than the Atlantis but
heavier than the Hilsen (from the Riv site). I think Grant once wrote that
the
Hey all, love my carradice products but a combination of a sprung
saddle (B67) and setback seatpost makes it sit where the pockets can
have stuff jump out of them occasionaly. The bag is almost horizontal
instead of sitting straight up. I was wondering if anyone has used
the carradice bagman with
I ride an Atlantis and recently — this week new to me — Rambouillet in
Catonsville.
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I am in Ellicott City. Very close!
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Cross-posted from Internet-Bob because I know lots of Rivendell people like
shiney Suntour bits. I found this on Craigslist last week. I found several
unusual bits I'd never heard of:
Ergonomic MTB grips called Palm Control, which I presume were grip-shifters
similar to Campagnolo in which the
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