I'll have to get some pics. W/ disc brakes wheel size doesn't matter much. Am I
going to run these man bike rims that much? Probably not but if the situation
arises.
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On Jan 24, 2013, at 12:01 PM, Joe Broach joebro...@gmail.com wrote:
Whoa, the Adventure allows for Hetres
This is not a stock color but was painted at DD based on the colors of Marks
custom cross bike. When I first saw pics of Marks bike I was taken back by the
colors and ordered my Rodeo with those colors. Right after I got it Riv came
out with the same color scheme on some of its other bikes.
One last ps - since I have the tools and experience, if anyone needs a Gino
tapped for M6, look me up. I'll return it ready to go along with a washer
On Thursday, January 24, 2013 9:41:26 AM UTC-6, Ron Mc wrote:
btw Rene,
I bought 25 bellville washers, and don't need that many around - if
This is a great idea and I can vouch that it works well. I also used a
Nitto assembly to attach the light to the gf's Homer's Mark's rack (three
apostrophes in a row!). I used a bit of SS stock instead of a Gino's Mount
but the outcome is similar.
I didn't think to use a washer because I'm a
Beautiful bike. I have to say I had a payment for the same frame worked
out over the phone one day until we all decided I would be better off going
up to the 56. They didnt have any 56cm Bombadils built so I got one off the
list. I do love the paint scheme on this one though, looks amazing.
On
thanks for the photos
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Of course I could do it. But there are a couple of reasons I wouldn't
unless I was literally forced to:
-I have several bikes that I wouldn't want to part with simply because they
are unique and/or special to me.
-I like to do different sorts of riding and I'd have to give up or
compromise the
NICE MOD!!!
On Tuesday, January 22, 2013 8:44:49 AM UTC-5, Ron Mc wrote:
Came up with a great solution for mounting a Cygolite on the strut of my
Nitto M-18 front rack . It will also work for a Mark's Rack.
Note this this won't work on an M-12 or VO front rack with brazed/welded
struts
Chris,
I understand, no need to ride the canyon just yet, we could ride from the
Starbucks on Glenoaks Blvd along Kennth to Mountain, up Verdugo to the Rose
Bowl or loop over to La Tuna Canyon back down to the Star Bucks, I'm sure
your Univega would work OK. There is some climbing but nothing
Need a picture and stats.
On Tuesday, January 22, 2013 2:26:42 PM UTC-8, JL wrote:
Hello everyone,
The subject line says it all. Good condition Blue/Toyo built ram. 54cm.
I am looking to trade for.? What have you got in 47/48/49cm or
55/56cm?
Pics and details if anyone wants
I'm reading back issues of RR-- got the cork compilation a few months back.
The horseshoe BLUG was timely, since I'm at RR26 (or thereabouts), which
has a story on horseshoes. Love those random stories about things in RR.
On Thursday, January 24, 2013 2:12:28 PM UTC-5, William wrote:
I'm
Can you tell us a little more about the stem shifter setup?? I like how
they are kind of half way between downtube and bar end
I remember as a kid in teh '80's stem shifting was correlated with a lower
class of bike. Disproven here, of course!
Great looking
Edwin, Nashville
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I had the same problem with a Foss tube - tried several times to find the hole
with a water bath and no luck but when it was mounted and fully inflated I
noticed that the leak was at the base of the stem- could hear it when the stem
was deflected but it did not show up in the water bath under
Check out this accessory:
http://pathlesspedaled.com/2012/12/review-da-brim-rezzo-visor/
Like splats, ponchos and the like: dorky and practical.
Edwin love the poncho, haven't been splatted yet Williamson
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i Rene, nice bike and nice pics! I'm involved in bike advocacy here in
Adelaide. I note that you have disabled downloading of your flikr photos.
Is there any chance you could email me a few that show your bike on the
train? I'd use them in arguing for better facilities on our own carriages
I have these and don't need this pair, but I want to endorse these as the
best rain pants for riding ever. They feel like they breathe well, they
fit easily over clothing, and they are amazingly bright. This is a good
price.
On Wednesday, January 23, 2013 8:34:37 PM UTC-8, Jeremy wrote:
Was hoping to do either the 200K or the Populaire, but the base mileage was
well and truly lacking. Not sure I'll have the gumption to root everyone
on at 7 am, but rumor has it of a low-key RR Grade ramble, wherein there
may be trail guidance to certain visitors of the area who we do not want
I'm trying that w/ the Calfee!!!
On Tue, Jan 22, 2013 at 10:10 PM, Jan Heine hein...@earthlink.net wrote:
For me, a single bike would have to combine the ultimate performance
(like the best racing bike) with the ability to ride anytime, in any
weather, and carry a load. A 650B randonneur bike,
You should build up a few loaners! B-)
On Wed, Jan 23, 2013 at 11:34 AM, Jim Thill - Hiawatha Cyclery
thill@gmail.com wrote:
My shop Hiawatha Cyclery is pretty bike-commuting-focused in a
bike-commuting town. Lots of our customers are car-free and only have one
bike. Often, when the
I've loaned my own bikes to customers and friends who have proved to be
trustworthy. It's not a bad idea, maybe, from a sales standpoint. If someone
comes in with a crummy bike that needs $300 worth of work to become a
functional crummy bike, a nicer loaner may sow the seeds of bike lust and
I like blue, so that's the color I'd get.
One thing confusing about the description on the Rivsite is where it says you
can get it red, or blue, or anything else that matches cream.
If opting for the latter, is there a custom paint charge? Or not? Doesn't say.
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White with red accents.
White with blue accents
Any color that goes well with cream, with cream accents. That rules out white
and cream, but not much else.
Any of these color options is available with a threaded or threadless fork,
same price.
Same price
Anyone have insider info on the next batch of ShopSacks? Just got the large
one and like it so much I want a medium.
Thx
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No custom paint charge on the Roadeo. I'm inverting the white red
pattern and going for a dark red with cream headbadge and accents.
Toshi
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@Sam: I've sent you the photos.
@Edwin:
The idea of going to stem shifters ocurred to me a while back since I was
doing so much bar swapping and having to deal with the barend shifters in
addition to the brakes was too much hassle. Initially, it ocurred to me to
use Paul's Thumbies since the
Same price regardless of color? Or same price for threaded/threadless?
Anyone know?
Toshi is right. Any Riv model that is built to order gives you some
no-charge color latitude. The two main exceptions to that are: They can
veto it if they hate your color choices and they can upcharge you if
Toshi,
Your information differs from what Mark emailed me. He said there would be
a $150 upcharge for Rambouillet orange. Perhaps other non-stock colors
don't involve an extra charge. I will ask.
David
On Fri, Jan 25, 2013 at 11:19 AM, Toshi Takeuchi tto...@gmail.com wrote:
No custom paint
First big bag purge of the year.
I recently cleaned out some closets and i’m embarrassed at the number of
excessive bags that i’ve accumulated (both bike and other types), so this is my
first attempt at moving some of them along. Prices include shipping and paypal
fees (as long as you live
I unabashedly copied the stem shifter idea from Rene when I put my Gomez
together last year. I love them, and they operate a wide-range double with 8
speed cas. The upright position is very comfortable. The Gomez is my primary
commuter, but I have ridden it on longer weekend rides. Here is a
True Rambouillet Orange is a two pass color for the orange.
- Jim
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Riv-folks are usually pretty straight forward on the next expected run, and
may be able to set up a pre-order for you. Although I'm a big fan of
faceless conjecture on the internet, it's probably best in this case to
give them a call directly.
- Jim / cyclofiend.com
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On Thursday, January 24, 2013 11:06:44 AM UTC-8, Jeremy Till wrote:
Check out the Roadeo pool on flickr:
http://www.flickr.com/groups/rivendell_roadeo/pool/with/4253368650/#photo_4253368650
Wow - What a great looking group of road bikes! I didn't know there were so
many Roadeos out there
Chris,
Got it :) Busy for the next couple of weeks. I'm available Friday's and
Saturday's perhaps February the 9th would work say 10am ride out with a stop in
Montrose? Let me know if that would work for you.
Regards,
Hugh Smitham
Sunland, Ca
h...@smitham.com
323-627-7755
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Anytime I have a question about product availability I just email
Spencer. He usually responds quickly. You can also request an email
notification when the product is back in stock.
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On Jan 25, 8:51 am, KTY kol...@gmail.com wrote:
Anyone have insider info on the next batch of ShopSacks?
Mike,
I would buy the Tektro brakes if they're still available.
Thanks,
David Sprunger
Fargo, ND
On Fri, Jan 25, 2013 at 2:45 PM, mikel66...@juno.com mikel66...@juno.comwrote:
pads like new. calipers in great shape. $45 shipped/tracked
mike goldman
warwick,r.i.
Absolutely,
Feel free to call or text me at 818-726-9716 wherever you want to meet up.
Looking forward to it Hugh!
Enjoy the green machine
Chris
On Friday, January 25, 2013 12:09:20 PM UTC-8, HSmitham wrote:
Chris,
Got it :) Busy for the next couple of weeks. I'm available Friday's and
That is a great choice of color Toshi.
One of the most beautiful to my eye customs that I have seen at Rivendell (I
used to live nearby) was a dark red custom. When I asked what color red that
was the answer was ox blood red. That was years ago and I have not forgotten
it. When (not if) my
Signed up for STP. Doing the 2-day ride with my 9 and 12 year old boys.
First time for the younger one.
On Wednesday, January 16, 2013 7:34:36 PM UTC-8, Benedikt wrote:
Anyone doing Chilly Hilly or STP (Seattle to Portland) in 2013?
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Looks great! And it's accessorized well too :)
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Lierres? Approve! I just put a pair on my 58cm 650B blue Hilsen, too.
On Saturday, January 19, 2013 12:42:25 PM UTC-8, Iron Rider wrote:
Only thing left is to put on the fenders. If anyone wants a look see, I
posted some pics on Flickr.
Wow, that gorgeous! I like the rear light mounting and reflectorized
tail-flap.
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Are these nutted or recessed bolts?
Thanks,
Eric
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I've been thinking about picking up a Roadeo lately, so I called Rivendell
yesterday and spoke with Dave. What I got from the conversation was that
you can choose any Rivendell stock color scheme, from any model, with the
cream accents.r. Any other custom color you dream up would be an
that's funny, i stopped wearing contacts 12 years ago because i had so many
problems with contacts and bike riding.
My eyes were drying out from all the wind and that's even when I was
wearing fancy bolle and oakley sunglasses. Dry eyes and wind equals the
contacts flying out, losing them and
Anybody have experience clearing up this forward rocking I have with my
long reach Tektros that are in the standard build for the Sam Hilborne?
When I brake sharply (or even if I don't and I'm just carrying weight I
experience this slight, singular vibration that I can feel in the
handlebar...
I just ordered a Roadeo in Ram Orange and it was a hundred buck
upcharge. Marc said the white with blue or red accents were the stock
colors. Some colors were more though, depending on what you wanted.
On Friday, January 25, 2013 10:31:03 AM UTC-6, Michael wrote:
It says:
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Photos on setup issues are a good idea.
There are a goodly number of variables in brake setup, as well as perceived
feelings. But, there's really no inherent reason why you should get
vibration from longer arm brakes. It certainly _can_ happen with some
setupsThere was a long set of
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Perhaps it is a very slightly loose headset? I've often found that front
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On Fri, Jan 25, 2013 at 7:13 PM, Tim Tetrault ttetra...@gmail.com wrote:
Anybody have experience clearing up this forward rocking I have with my
long reach
On Wednesday, January 23, 2013 8:34:37 PM UTC-8, Jeremy wrote:
I picked these up whenever they were in production last. Size is a
medium, and therefore I didn't wear them enough to put any significant
miles on them, as I'm really a Large. The downside is the brown stain
from my saddle
Are these still for sale ?
On Wednesday, January 23, 2013 8:34:37 PM UTC-8, Jeremy wrote:
I picked these up whenever they were in production last. Size is a
medium, and therefore I didn't wear them enough to put any significant
miles on them, as I'm really a Large. The downside is the
I was coming here to suggest this. See if you can create the same sensation
while standing still by applying front brakes then pushing forward on the
handlebars while straddling it. If you can you need to get your headset
tightened.
-Justin
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I have a black camper longflap (and SQR if you want it) that I absolutely
love. I just picked up a tan small handlebar bag that was just what I
wanted: small, not floopy, nice looking. Actually the Acorn is far better
made than the Carradice. Anyway, after purchasing I realized I am one of
Bonne Route to all the riders!
- Jim
Agreed! Looking forward to pictures.
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Dude, do the populaire. It's only $5 and that mileage is easy if you eat a
lot and take breaks every 2 hours or so. That will be my strategy as I have
essentially been totally sedentary since the awesome Mt. Diablo New Year's
Day Ride.
- David G in SF
On Thu, Jan 24, 2013 at 11:21 PM,
On Friday, January 18, 2013 6:52:11 PM UTC-6, Peter M wrote:
A chance to own a truely one of a kind frame. Wonder if they have a
spare headbadge laying around?
http://www.rivbike.com/product-p/wsf-0055.htm
William,
When I called yesterday, they shared it was a 58cm ( not sure who I
So I've had offers on the Acorn, and for a green long flap so I should put
the black long flap up for sale just in case I don't find a trade.
How's $100 for the newish longflap and the SQR? $80 without?
Still trying to work out a trade for a black acorn or acorn-like small or
like-small
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