Thank you Marty! This is very cool and would look great on my garage wall.
Happy Holidays,
JohnS
On Thursday, December 24, 2015 at 11:13:30 AM UTC-5, MartyG wrote:
> I don't post a lot, but I enjoy stopping by from time to time. I have
> bought and sold things here, and am thankful for the
Eric:
Acorn's Handlebar Bag is darn close:
http://www.acornbags.com/collections/front-bags/products/handlebar-bag
My wife has one & loves it.
dougP
On Thursday, December 24, 2015 at 12:28:14 PM UTC-8, Eric Norris wrote:
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> I’m looking for a handlebar bag in black canvas that’s more or less
Thanks Marty!
And John I am so sorry for your loss. The passing of a beloved dog leaves such
an empty spot in one's heart and home. I have a saluki bike and live with big
beloved standard poodles. I'll give 'em all a little extra holiday cheer and
think of you and Esprit.
Liesl
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Really cool! I'd have to say the Legolas one is my favorite, just something
about that shield shape.
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just throwing out another option, the Ostrich Hook Rack K with either F-516
or F530 bags
http://www.alexscycle.com/bags-1/other-1-2/ostrich-hook-rack-k.html
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There'should one currently on eBay?
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Thank you, Marty! Happy Holidays!
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> Here's the link to the downloadable version:
>
> So Happy Holidays from Pennsylvania and enjoy the ride ahead throughout
> the New Year!
>
> Marty
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Thanks, Marty!!! I framed your first badge collection... It looks great.
Merry Christmas to all.
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Amazing to see the update! Thank you. Merry Christmastide!
With abandon,
Patrick
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What are those lights on the rim of the Sam?
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I have a 60cm double-TT Sam and a 58cm AHH. At the moment, they're both
setup fairly similarly: 9-speed Shimano mountain drivetrain, bar-end
shifters, 46cm Nitto Noodle handlebars, Compass tires (38mm Barlow Pass for
Sam, 42mm Babyshow Pass for Homer) and Nitto Tallux stems (80mm for Sam,
100mm
I have a 50 saluki (the original 650b homer) and a 51 proto bleriot . I rode
both for a number of years with original mustache bars and now both have
boscoes. Bleriot is set up as a single with a tiny titanium rack on the back;
saluki is a 3x8 with mini / marks nittos front and back. Similar 38
Picture taken with flash - not lights, they're reflective stickers. Some
"spokees" stickers from funreflector.com, and some other shapes from
elsewhere. Those are my commuting wheels and pending time of year, I'm
commuting in the dark in the morning, evening, or both, so I like to add a
fair
My Sam is recent, purchased in May. Blue 51.
The geo chart for my Sam gives 53 as the space between chainstay crimps. With
Surly Knards, I see at least 3-4mm on either side, maybe more.
The Maxxis Pace supposedly* fits a bit smaller than listed width, at least on
something like my 19mm
This is really cool. Thank you.
On Thursday, December 24, 2015 at 8:13:30 AM UTC-8, MartyG wrote:
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> I don't post a lot, but I enjoy stopping by from time to time. I have
> bought and sold things here, and am thankful for the good-natured
> conversation and inspiration. You may recall I've
I currently have three Rivs - all set up differently, so not
apples-to-apples, etc. But my Homer, set up for mixed surface riding,
mustachioed and fenderless, is more "sprightly" than my Sam, set up as my
tourer with bells and whistles, and my Atlantis, set up for "country day
rides" and
Sorry forgot to add that would include headset, bottom bracket, and seat
post.
Thanks,
Richard
909910-7424
On Thursday, December 24, 2015 at 11:36:05 AM UTC-8, Richard Rios wrote:
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> Anyone interested in just the frame I am asking $1100. Plus shipping. If
> I find a buyer for frame parts kit
Anyone interested in just the frame I am asking $1100. Plus shipping. If I
find a buyer for frame parts kit would come up as well, hit me up we can
talk about a price. Might make a great mountain build for one of those
sparkly new Clem Smith frames floating around out there.
Thanks,
Richard
I'd like to see Riv put on their site spec drawings of the Joe for each
size, like they did for the Sam Hillborne.
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Phillip-
Can you fit fenders with SBHills?
-J
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Justin,
I don't think you can unless you got creative. I can do a modified front fender
as Paul gives about 1/2 in of vertical clearance. The Tektro 559 I have on the
back will be harder with about less than 1/4 in of vertical clearance. I will
most likely try to cut the rear fender up, and
Hi Marty,
Thanks for posting that. I don't always like all of Rivendell's bikes but
they sure know how to make the neatest head badges.
As for the Saluki badges, my Esprit who was the model that Jon G and I used
for the Saluki badge (the first, not those weird ones with the "old, sad
eyed"
thanks for posting this. i always thought my favorite was the rambouillet
badge, but now i think the first saluki badge is the best!
thanks
joe
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> bought
I’m looking for a handlebar bag in black canvas that’s more or less like the
example in the photos below. Basically, a bag that doesn’t need a front rack or
decaleur, and that has two rear-facing pockets and one larger compartment. The
bag in the photos is perfect, except for the color.
I you
If you wind up ready to part out individual pieces, I'd be interested in those
bars.
Good luck to ya!
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BUMP! Anybody interested at $50?
On Friday, December 18, 2015 at 8:42:07 AM UTC-5, Marc Irwin wrote:
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> Well used with plenty of use left (free beausage). The only wear on this
> is cosmetic. $60 includes priority shipping to lower 48.
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zach, let me take some pictures to make sure. but the front with paul
racers probably has about 3mm or so on each side. probably 2mm on each side
for tektro 559s.
fenders will definitely not fit unless you modified them somehow or used
raceblade types.
On Thursday, December 24, 2015 at
The charts may be a bit suspect as clearance for some models has changed
over time, but according to the RBW geometry charts the Cheviot's max tire
is 5mm larger than the Sam's. Though the brakes may be the same the
tightest spot for tire clearance is often the chainstays and I think the
I can't remember the tire clearance the Sam frame had. But both the Sam and
Cheviot tire clearance is limited by the brakes.
On Thursday, December 24, 2015 at 12:35:33 PM UTC-5, ted wrote:
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> The charts may be a bit suspect as clearance for some models has changed
> over time, but according to
If you insist, but I just looked at my wife's Sam with FattyRumpkins and it
sure looks like there is more space between the rear tire and the brake
than there is between the tire and the chainstays.
On Thursday, December 24, 2015 at 9:48:45 AM UTC-8, Philip Kim wrote:
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> I can't remember the
Fantastic gift, you really do a beautiful job putting these together. Thank
you and Happy Holidays!
Tony
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Ted, interesting.
I just recently had the newest Sam sage green with Paul Racers. Able to fit
Rock N Roads with SKS fenders in the rear no problem. Had to modify the
front fender to fit. Of course, I don't have it anymore and swapped to
Cheviot and San Marcos.
-Phil
On Thursday, December
Phil,
Interesting indeed. My wife's Sam is a 52, I take it yours was from after
the size change? Perhaps some minor changes were made that increased the
clearance. If the clearance has changed, the vintage of the Sam that Zach
is thinking of may be significant.
Regards
Ted
On Thursday,
Philip,
How much room would you say you have with those Switchbacks?
Surlyprof,
I'd love if they made 650B Smart Sam's in 45. As it is, I would prefer
something just a bit bigger than the R'n'Rs, if I can.
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Fantastic! What a great gift.
With appreciation,
Erl
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https://c2.staticflickr.com/6/5836/23051338044_2cd564a8af_z.jpg
here is a medium sized version of the same photo. I was on the Olav Sabo
bike bridge here in Minneapolis Minnesota on one of my last rides mid
December 2015. I don't ride my Atlantis in the wintertime but the balmy
weather made
Pete,
That is a beautiful bike and cool bridge. I am glad to learn you were able to
enjoy this balmy December weather. Today is 70 degrees with 87% humidity in
suburban Washington DC with intermittent rain.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you,
Erl
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Anyone still looking for a 52cm blue frame set I may be able to help you out if
Rivelo has a full bike left for me.
Ryan Hankinson
West Michigan
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Hey guys, we can all get along, carnivores, herbivores, omnivores, because
everyone can use the Instant Pot: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00FLYWNYQ
Crock pot, pressure cooker, rice cooker, steamer, yogurt maker (haven't
tried that). Totally does it all, as advertised. Perfect Boxing Day gift
for
Nice!!! Thanks for putting this together and posting!
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> conversation and
i need this
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> Hey guys, we can all get along, carnivores, herbivores, omnivores, because
> everyone can use the Instant Pot: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00FLYWNYQ
>
> Crock pot, pressure cooker, rice cooker,
How nice of you Marty! Thank you!
Merry Christmas and wish you and your family and of course all the
Rivendell Family peace, H
happiness, and good health in the coming year.
Jon
On Thursday, December 24, 2015 at 9:13:30 AM UTC-7, MartyG wrote:
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I don't post a lot, but I enjoy stopping by from time to time. I have
bought and sold things here, and am thankful for the good-natured
conversation and inspiration. You may recall I've done a few head-badge
posters in the past, and it occurred to me that an update was in order to
add a model
Yes you do! It's great!
On Thu, Dec 24, 2015 at 8:20 AM, Philip Kim wrote:
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>
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>> Hey guys, we can all get along, carnivores, herbivores, omnivores,
>> because everyone can
Thanks for putting this together Marty!
Hard to beat that Hunq badge... and why is the Clem badge so plain?
Eric
On Thu, Dec 24, 2015 at 11:13 AM, MartyG wrote:
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> bought and sold things here, and
So cool, Marty!
Thanks!
On Thu, Dec 24, 2015 at 8:20 AM, Jon Dukeman in the foothills of Colorado <
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> How nice of you Marty! Thank you!
> Merry Christmas and wish you and your family and of course all the
> Rivendell Family peace, H
> happiness, and good health
During the summer I change the commuter wheels on the canti-Hillborne over
to 45 Smart Sams. They are a blast to ride. Bouncy! A couple of caveats:
(1) no fenders... that's probably obvious and (2) they rub on the Pletscher
double kickstand when I lean hard on the pedals. There was enough
35 degrees David
On Wednesday, December 23, 2015 at 10:03:07 PM UTC-5, Dave Johnston wrote:
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> Does anybody know what angle the Nitto Dirt Drops are? I was trying to use
> Alex's Stem comparison tool but didn't know the angle to put in.
>
> http://alex.phred.org/stemchart/Default.aspx
>
> On
You're probably more talented than me but if I were blindfolded I think I would
crash on any of them :)
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Zach, switched my Hillborne and got a Cheviot which i believe have the same
clearances. Currently riding Switchback Hills and it fits. The Paul racer
up front has a little more than the Tektro 559's I have in the back.
Would also like to know if something like Smart Sams can fit.Otherwise, I
Anyone had a Homer plus one of the others (or all three) and ridden them
with similar builds?
How did the rides compare?
Just curious if I could tell the diff myself between them if I was
blindfolded.
I have a blue Sam and a Bleriot, but never ridden a Homer.
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On 12/24/2015 08:55 AM, Dave Johnston wrote:
I can hardly tell the difference between a Bleriot and a Rambouillet
except that the 38mm tires on the Bleriot are more plush and it
doesn't have toe overlap so the Bleriot gets ridden more.
Not an exact correspondence, but very close: I had a
Don't forget the San Marcos. My Girlfriend has one of those that I built up
and I have a Bleriot. It is the "road iest" of the bunch, butI think they
are pretty similar. I have drops on the Bleriot and she has the Dove Bar so
its hard to make a comparison. I can hardly tell the difference
If I'm not mistaken, I thought I read somewhere that the Homer has slightly
thicker tubing than the Bleriot to handle some loads. And Sam is thicker
tubing than the Homer to handle even a bit more load.
I second Dave, I have a Soma San Marcos and it is awesome to ride. I don't
know where it
Thanks, Tom! Thanks, Leah! Thanks, David!
Remaining Rivelo Clem/Clementine inventory: A 52cm Clementine in Aqua; a 52
Clem in the darker "French" blue, and a grey 59cm Clem.
All the best from Portland, Oregon,
John & Darby
On Wednesday, December 23, 2015 at 9:04:03 AM UTC-8, Pudge wrote:
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When I said I could hardly tell the difference between the Ram and
Bleriot I meant in performance and general handling. The 38mm tires
(pari-moto) vs 28-33.3mm are definitely a plus for their plushness.
On 12/24/15, Steve Palincsar wrote:
> On 12/24/2015 08:55 AM, Dave Johnston
Steve and Amit: both good! Thanks. Planning to try them both.
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