I had a too long Technomic (10cm) with Mark's bar on my Roadeo. I switched to
an 8 cm DD but I had it bottomed out and tHe bars were just a tad high, so I
got a 6 cm Tallux and it is perfect. I thought it looked kind of funny too. But
I'm planning on using it on my Hunqapillar with some version
Thanks Patrick!
On Thursday, July 23, 2015 at 9:10:05 PM UTC-4, Deacon Patrick wrote:
Amazing spoons, Liesl and John! Very impressive! (sorry for the extra
post, I forgot to lead with this!).
With abandon,
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For whatever reason I can't respond to you on the iBOB list but I'm interested
in your Yo Eddy. It'd have to get shipped though. You can reach me privately
at captainconwaybennett@gmail.
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This is the XSlike the Kevens bag.
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I have the following items for sale.
1. Brooks B17 - This is in great condition with the exception of some minor
road rash on the side from a fall. It has been well maintained and ridden
for around 100 miles but not enough for it to break into my shape and not
yours. Still in the new Brooks
Oops, PS: On the far right next to the talking sticks is a roughed out
cutleaf maple spoon blank. That's all axe work prior to knife work.
Whew! Developing axe skills is really a lot of effort/practice, especially
controlling that 2.2 pound Carving axe.
I know that the Wildlife Hatchet
+1 on the Mavic 719, a quality rim. Mavic knows rims.
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I have the following items for sale.
1. Brooks B17 - This is in great condition with the exception of some minor
road rash on the side from a fall. It has been well maintained and ridden
for around 100 miles but not enough for it to break into my shape and not
yours. Still in the new Brooks
Il est une abomination!
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On Jul 24, 2015, at 4:54 AM, islaysteve alkire...@verizon.net wrote:
At the risk of incurring the disapproval of Louis fans, I will share a method
that might help alleviate the problem. The
$900 for a complete Rom is pretty right on in my mental calculus.
Shipping may be the deal breaker though. Haven't tried them, but maybe
https://www.bikeflights.com/ ?
On Fri, Jul 24, 2015 at 12:58 PM, Deacon Patrick lamontg...@mac.com wrote:
28 bucks for an Altus derailer. I'd try and have the
http://www.klimgeiten.nl/images/historie/jaren/2013/16jun2013-3.jpg
Who wouldn't love to ride this ?
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Sackville is gone. The saddle is still available.
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While I these days have no use for a race bike , I cannot critique
their design in any way as they are about 1 thing and one thing only ,
speed .
As they say stuff happens . and stuff can and does happen to
everyone ! It may be this issue, but is one really any different
I need bigger clearance between my ears. Sardonic grin.
With abandon,
Patrick
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Isn't the terrain grand though in France and all of Europe ? I love
watching all pro bike races that are broadcast mostly for the scenery .
The Giro is really cool as this year on Rai TV online they had the 2 moto
and 2 helo cams you could access , with no announcers whatsoever .
And this is what you get when you move away from 19mm tires!
Stick with the skinnies, people, much safer!
On Fri, Jul 24, 2015 at 12:43 PM, franklyn sini...@msn.com wrote:
Unfortunately (or fortunately from Froome's perspective), not very much.
That's why I was disappointed that other riders
Very handsome.
On Fri, Jul 24, 2015 at 12:55 PM, Deacon Patrick lamontg...@mac.com wrote:
Welcome to the madhouse! Grin. Beautiful bike! I love the black Moustache
bars with tan gummies. Reminds me how long it's been since I've had a black
and tan. Grin.
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Lookin good. Another great example of how nice black can be. howd you do with
the trp levers on the albastache? I recently made the switch to albastache and
I ended up mounting them upside down because the lever felt really weird right
side up...though the cable routing is less than ideal now.
Congrats on the new bike!!
Congrats also on the SUNXCD derailers.
I have the rear one on my 8-speed Bleriot.
How do you like the SUN FD? Does it work well with your 9-speed(8?)
cassette setup?
I might get a SUN FD for both my bikes next time I need to change.
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I was in the UK when TdF began, so I became accustomed to watching it live
in the afternoon. When we returned nearly 2 weeks ago, I bought the NBC app
and have been enjoying the Tour. I'm not a big racing fan, but I like
Froome and especially Nario Quintana and am rooting for a Latin American
I know this is a longshot, but I am looking for a Swift Industries small
Ozette rando bag. Preferably the old premade King Fisher series but not
limited to.
Hit me up offline: hbclick @yahoo.com
Thanks!
Brad
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1. The new version of the Nitto Big Back Rack, Large, has no loop or
other fixture at the bottom where one might secure the hook of a pannier.
(The new Medium version does have such a loop, but I am not in Medium
territory.) Do you have this new rack, and if so, how have you
I have a 53.
I'll try to remember to measure when I get home tonight and report back.
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Thanks! I'll report my progress if any later.
RJH
On Jul 24, 2015, at 3:41 PM, James Warren jimcwar...@earthlink.net wrote:
Sounds like a great deal if the bike works and if it fits you.
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I'd pay that for a nice one. I had one back in the day and endlessly regret
selling it. Wonderful bicycles.
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Thanks, Addison! Glad you could come by.
Nice words and pictures. Much appreciated.
Hope to see you again.
-John @ Rivelo
On Monday, July 20, 2015 at 6:54:57 AM UTC-7, Addison wrote:
Dropped by Rivelo to check out the shop while I'm in Portland. Really
nice. The type of place where
two things to look at on optimizing chain length. On biggest ring and
biggest cog, your RD should be forward no more than 45 degrees, if it's
less, the chain's too short. On your smallest and smallest, the length of
chain running between the two jockey wheels should be pointing no higher
Every Bleriot I've seen was OS, as was the Saluki, the Rambouillet and
the Romulus. Not sure, but I think all the post-2002 vintage Rivendells
are OS.
On 07/24/2015 06:27 PM, John Hawrylak wrote:
Does the Bleroit use Std size TT/DT (1/1-1/8) or the OS TT/DT
(1-1/8/1-1/4)??? The Riv
Steve
Thanks for the reply.
John Hawrylak
Woodstown NJ
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On my 57cm Blériot:
TT: 1 1/8th OD
DT: 1 1/4th OD
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On Jul 24, 2015, at 3:27 PM, John Hawrylak john.hawry...@verizon.net wrote:
Does the Bleroit use Std size TT/DT (1/1-1/8) or the OS TT/DT
(1-1/8/1-1/4)??? The
Sounds like a great deal if the bike works and if it fits you.
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On Jul 24, 2015, at 9:24 PM, Richard Holden richardholde...@gmail.com wrote:
looking at a blue Romulus in very good shape with the exception of a rusted
from dérailleur. Priced about $900 but has to be
Yup, everybody whose ridden more than 100 miles over hilly terrain has done
that. Personally I avoid wide range clusters because there is too much
jump between gears.
Adding a link to a chain cn be tricky, glad you pull it off, I mean put it
on.
Michael
On Friday, July 24, 2015 at 5:11:07
Thanks, Deacon. Good suggestion on the internal rust. It's in Minnesota.
RJH
On Jul 24, 2015, at 12:58 PM, Deacon Patrick lamontg...@mac.com wrote:
28 bucks for an Altus derailer. I'd try and have the shop independently
verify the frame doesn't have hidden rust damage (inside, for
So after lurking on the site for almost 18 months I finally pulled the
trigger and bought a Rivendell of my own. I was on the hairy edge of
simply purchasing a Sam new, especially when I saw the black and cream
ones, when a 60cm Yves Gomez frame came up for sale in this group. First
Yeah, and people are criticizing Nibali's choice for attaching the group at
that time. I have never raced anything in my life, but am fond of the idea
of the technical trial described by Jan Heine in the past. I feel like the
pro-bicycle race should have a much stronger element of technical
Beautiful bicycle!
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Unfortunately (or fortunately from Froome's perspective), not very much.
That's why I was disappointed that other riders didn't make this a bigger
deal than it is. Wouldn't it be great if he'd actually lost a lot of time
because of that stuck pebble to cause a big stir about tight tire
How handsome. Particulary love the m'bars and sprung seat and all that
black
And good on ya for stepping out of the Lurksome Land! Now we know to
welcome you with open virtual arms!
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For #1, these will help:
http://banjobrothers.com/products/current/replacement-parts-t-shirts-and-swag/drop-out-hooks-4-pack/
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Welcome to the madhouse! Grin. Beautiful bike! I love the black Moustache
bars with tan gummies. Reminds me how long it's been since I've had a black
and tan. Grin.
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28 bucks for an Altus derailer. I'd try and have the shop independently
verify the frame doesn't have hidden rust damage (inside, for example), but
$900 ain't bad. It's your money and I'd pull the trigger. Grin.
With abandon,
Patrick
On Friday, July 24, 2015 at 1:24:47 PM UTC-6, Richard Holden
They were frame specials because of the single color paint. It was about
two years ago +/-…I recall them being offered for 990.00, a bit of a
discount compared to the two-toned frames.
- Frank
On Thursday, July 23, 2015 at 11:35:49 PM UTC-4, Zach Duval wrote:
When were the blue Sam's sold
looking at a blue Romulus in very good shape with the exception of a rusted
from dérailleur. Priced about $900 but has to be shipped. Any thoughts on value
of that bike? I can see owning a second rivvy to go with my steel eddy. Thanks.
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A race bike has certain appeal
Until stopped with a clatter and squeal
Oh what would he give
For a wide clearance Riv
When a stone caught up in his wheel?
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Whoops!
Long ago, when I bothered with such things as derailleurs*, I used to
indulge the conceit of running triples with short cage road derailleurs.**
One example was a 26/36/48 triple with a 14-32 7 speed shifted in the rear
with an 8-speed Ultegra. I was always careful to install just enough
Does the Bleroit use Std size TT/DT (1/1-1/8) or the OS TT/DT
(1-1/8/1-1/4)??? The Riv brochure states it used 8/5/8 tubing, but the
tube diameters are not given.
John Hawrylak
Woodstown NJ
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I like this method. Very easy. They even tell you at which link to cut the
chain. Worked great on my Sam when I went to 8-speed.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DZHbfblJzaw
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I have a few things to clear out:
Nitto Noodle bars, 44cm, bar tape residue- $40
Silver bar-end shifters, used a couple of months, maybe 1000 miles or so,
mounted on 4 year old Shimano bar-end pods- Without pods- $30, with pods- $50
Schwalbe Marathon Dureme, pair, 700c x 50, very little use,
What Steve said ... the Bleriot (and Saluki) are both OS designs.
On Friday, July 24, 2015 at 6:27:26 PM UTC-4, John Hawrylak wrote:
Does the Bleroit use Std size TT/DT (1/1-1/8) or the OS TT/DT
(1-1/8/1-1/4)??? The Riv brochure states it used 8/5/8 tubing, but the
tube diameters are not
I'll grab that!
-J
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No problem Justin. You can paypal me friends and family or cover any fees
to: bsmit...@jlohr.com and let me know where you want it shipped?
Cheers, Bruce
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I'll grab that!
-J
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Eric
Thanks for the measurements. Definitely OS
John Hawrylak
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Thanks. I am negotiating.
RJH
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I'd pay that for a nice one. I had one back in the day and endlessly regret
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On my 53 Bleriot, measured at about the middle of the tubes.:
TT-29mm= 1.14
DT=32mm = 1.25
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I don't mind the upward curve of the levers at all. Kn fact, for me they
feel nicer than when my LHT had a mustache bar with straight levers.
On Friday, July 24, 2015 at 4:44:09 PM UTC-4, drew wrote:
Lookin good. Another great example of how nice black can be. howd you do
with the trp
The front derailleur looks great and performs very well. Although, not
much is being asked of it since the chainrings are only 40-26. If, perhaps
a standard touring triple were in play... Note that the SUN XCD front is
a braze-on so a clamp will be needed, too.
On Friday, July 24, 2015 at
I will say that there was a blue Sam right next to the black one. Equally
beautiful, just not my size. :-)
Mark
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On Jul 23, 2015, at 23:32, Zach Duval zrdu...@hotmail.com wrote:
All Sam's are beautiful.
Zach still rationalizing his purchase of a slate blue Sam as
At the risk of incurring the disapproval of Louis fans, I will share a method
that might help alleviate the problem. The decal in the photo below consists
of a diamond shape cut from a sheet of decal vinyl, and another sticker which
you will no doubt recognize. I did this as I prefer it to
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