Nice Dylan collection too.
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FAST shipping and better than FedEx on price! (or close at any rate).
Enjoy the build and then the ride! That French Blue is a great color.
On Sun, Jul 12, 2015 at 11:28 AM, T.O.M. delavi...@icloud.com wrote:
First and foremost, a big thank you to Bill for this post and for sharing
his
David, I had lumbar surgery back in 2005. Titanuim rods, screws and cages.Your
Xray brought it all back. It took me a full year to get back to riding, so
you're doing well to be riding after 6 months. I normally ride between 6-8,000
miles a year now, and my back isn't an issue at all when
I have a Nitto F-15 but am curious... do the Nitto F-15 and the RK front bag
supporters basically support the same bags?
I'd guess that the Sackville BarSack may not work as-is on the RK since its
anchor is a leather wrap around the middle of the supporter's frame near the
handlebar, which
Thanks! Much appreciated. I will get those patches out today!
John @ Rivelo.
On Monday, July 13, 2015 at 6:23:42 PM UTC-7, Liesl wrote:
Just ordered Rivelo patches for the family, which as a patch freak is a
total thrill. Yeeha! Ordering a good looking patch for an exciting reason.
Best of
Erl,
I'm thinking of going there again this summer; it's a great place to bring
a bike. In addition to Cadillac Mountain, I recommend riding the carriage
roads around Jordan Pond and up Day Mountain; there are some nice views on
the way up, and at some point you can stop and have lunch
discovered in the sense that a sculptor discovers art in a solid block of
material, perhaps :-)
Yours,
Thomas Lynn Skean
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Hi Mike,
Any chance you're interested in trading for an orange Sam frame, size 60, with
sidepulls and single toptube?
When I return from Berlin July 29, I'll be back in California looking to sell
mine but for me that would be an ideal transaction. Because of that I had to
ask, but I have a
Greetings all,
I've got a few nice bags I need to clear out.
First up I've got a ~year old medium saddlesack in tan. Used for commuting,
grocery shopping. Shows normal signs of wear. The only functional issue is one
snaps on one of the closure straps came out. Riv sells the straps separately
that was me. i sold it complete to jordan francisco here in Bellingham
and also my AHH. Now i have a blue 54 Rambouillet and it is perfect for me.
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Thats how those rumors start and reputations are made.
Soon folks will start calling them Eunice Rides where they will say you
don't just get dropped you get abandoned. Saying you'll break cameras on
rides all the time. Saying that the lady Eunce is crazy!
These rides actually sound like a lot
Guys,
Tremendous feedback; I appreciate it.
Steven, Jim and Mark, a sunrise ride up Cadillac Mountain is now on my must do
list.
Mark, the Park Loop will also be ridden; I think we will just miss each other
as I will be there next week.
Howard, I am intrigued by the idea to take a ferry to
I'm restoring a Miyata from 1979 and I'm almost done. But what was the
standard length of the coiled housing? If you have an original setup or a NOS
package, could you measure for me?
Roy Drinkwater
Lititz, PA
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Thats how those rumors start and reputations are made.
Soon folks will start calling them Eunice Rides where they will say you
don't just get dropped you get abandoned. Saying you'll break cameras on
rides all the time. Saying that the lady Eunice s
These rides actually sound like a lot of
Is it legit?
Does anybody know the provenance of these bikes?
The Alex website says the manufacturer is Rivendell. But surely these are
Toyo-made Rabous, right? I could be wrong, but my guess is that these bikes
went from Toyo to Alex without stopping in Walnut Creek.
If Alex and/or Toyo
Hard to believe these were build 118 years apart... just sayin...
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On Tuesday, July 14,
Excellent. How does the handling feel compared to the older wheels? I mean
turn in and straight line stability.
FWIW, my erstwhile 58 cm Ram handled 35s with plenty of room for fenders,
but I shod it with Parigi Roubaix, about 30 mm wide. Open Pro
rims/Ultegra-cum-SP hubs. It rolled very well,
My interest is counseling careers, not therapy. Thanks; hope no one minds
this OT interjection.
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Great color scheme. How tall are you and what is your PBH?
John
On Monday, July 13, 2015 at 7:13:30 PM UTC-7, Christopher Murray wrote:
Howdy!
Need to sell my Bike Friday Pocket Rocket. This bike is almost brand new
with less than 100 miles on it. It is a 58cm frame and fits me
Can’t say just yet, need to do a more extensive ride. From the short ride
yesterday, it just feels more responsive in every way, and like I’ve just lost
10 lbs from around my middle (if only..)
On Jul 14, 2015, at 12:51 PM, Patrick Moore bertin...@gmail.com wrote:
Excellent. How does the
Raise 'dem bars!
On Tue, Jul 14, 2015 at 8:06 AM, Montclair BobbyB montclairbob...@gmail.com
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Hard to believe these were build 118 years apart... just sayin...
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FS: Willow Chainrings.
Offering a summer sale of 25% off for list members. For those who don't
know, I took over the entire inventory of Willow chainrings. Many sizes
available including triplizers for 130 135 bcd to turn a road double into
a triple crankset.
Prices range from $13-$20 a
Heck, perhaps I should have kept my Ram and converted it to 650B.
I'll be interested to hear further impressions.
On Tue, Jul 14, 2015 at 2:32 PM, Alan Lavine cigar...@gmail.com wrote:
Can’t say just yet, need to do a more extensive ride. From the short ride
yesterday, it just feels more
Hello,
I am 5 foot 10 inches. My PBH is 84.5. I had a 57cm Bleriot and a have 56cm QB
and they fit me very well.
Thanks to all who expressed interest. Lots of questions and interest but no one
has committed yet.
Thanks!
Chris
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For the past two weeks, my wife and I have been on a motorcycle trip out
west, hiking and camping in the Canadian Rockies. Many times as my feet
started to hurt or I was trudging down an
Yeah, as I like to say, I got screwed literally.
On Monday, July 13, 2015 at 9:54:35 PM UTC-7, cyclot...@gmail.com wrote:
So you're going with titanium now? :-)
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Thanks for the info. It's good to hear another success story. I've heard
that a year is realistic to be back to 100%. I have not attempted getting
back on my Cannondale road bike yet. Sticking with the Sam and the
Brompton for now as the riding positions are definitely more upright on
those
The Alex website says the manufacturer is Rivendell. But surely these are
Toyo-made Rabous, right? I could be wrong, but my guess is that these bikes
went from Toyo to Alex without stopping in Walnut Creek.
Pulled it out of the box but haven't even unwrapped it yet. It's
different box
Phil White is a good guy!
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For the past two weeks, my wife and I have been on a motorcycle trip out
west, hiking and
I'll go ahead and be the only voice of dissent. I converted a Ram from
700x33 to 650bx42 recently, and the handling and general swiftness of the
bike suffered in my opinion. The bike was no longer effortless to
accelerate and just didn't glide nearly as well anymore. I noticed this on
hill
The 650b SM has significantly more clearance than the 700c version. Not
sure how the ES compares with 650b wheels, because i never got around to
trying that, but bigger is better in my experience.
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Oops didn't finish my sentence. With the 650Bx38 LoupLoup non-extralight
I'm getting between 2000-3000 on rear tires and well I've only changed my
front tire once in a year and a half plus of running these, sorta lost
track because my speedometer battery died for a couple of months before I
I'll agree somewhat with Kieran here, in my experience with a Riv Redwood.
The bike felt best with 700x35mm tires, but I'm thrilled that I've been
able to transform it into an all-road machine, and will trade handling
(only slightly noticeable) for the ability to run 48mm tires and fenders.
Just curious if this is a true apples to apples comparison. My custom
feels maybe a slight bit more plodding, but, my 650b wheels are much
heavier than the 700c wheels I was running previously. I had Velocity
Fusion on Campy Chorus most recently before converting and now I'm running
Soma
A few came sniffing but, the (bent) Nitto Campee front pannier rack is
still FS... how about $125 shipped, $100 here in WC?
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YES, the low-rider pannier panels are included, and are in perfectly
unharmed condition. This is the 650B /
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