Nice Ryan! Maybe this will ease the sting a bit - there's no PST on bikes, only
GST.
Tim in Vancouver
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It's the 10 Best list that wouldn't die (it's from 2014). I suspect it was
supposed to be a Weird Bikes I've Seen list, plus a weak shoutout to Pashley
for a bike that doesn't even make the Top 10 of Most Beautiful Pashleys. Much
oddness.
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Darn autocorrect … subject should be “Rivelo” party.
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> Hoping to see a lot of folks on the Rivelo first anniversary ride in Portland
>
Hoping to see a lot of folks on the Rivelo first anniversary ride in Portland
tomorrow! I’m flying up from Sacramento in the morning. I’ll be the bleary-eyed
guy on the Brompton.
See you in PDX!
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I rode my pink custom mixte from Silverlake to Eagle Rock, here in LA, and got
so many compliments and smiles as I rode by Traders and my company's mailbox
store. I have the same set up with 650 B's. I remember when Riv posted the pics
on Instagram the painter said, "I hope she likes the
The OP was mostly about shipping time for gloves, and he hasn't said anything
in quite a while. I think it's time to bail on this thing and go ride our bikes
this weekend.
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Lovely, just lovely!
Thank you for sharing these.
Andrew in SLC
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Hey all -- Clearly these bikes aren't from Rivendell, but I think they're
Rivendell in spirit. Especially the DeSalvo, which I modeled after the
Roadeo. Hope folks are okay with the post.
Hit me up with any questions.
Thanks!
Aaron Schmidt
Portland, OR
*DeSalvo Lugged All-road - $2000*
At this point it's bandwagon-jumping-on, but I feel that Riv provides
excellent value, if not the lowest overall price point (although sometimes
they do). Grant/Riv has informed my cycling in innumerable excellent ways,
and I regard Riv as my not-really-local LBS in terms of sourcing weirdo
Loved clicking on the link : Grant picked me up in his Farrari
On Friday, June 24, 2016 at 7:48:56 AM UTC-6, Patrick Moore wrote:
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> Of course: http://bikesnobnyc.blogspot.com/
>
> Interesting read.
>
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> By-the-hour resume
should have said that price does not include actual cost of shipping.
On Friday, June 24, 2016 at 5:49:56 PM UTC-7, allenmichael wrote:
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> Riv doesn't sell these anymore, but it's been a great rack that can carry
> a pretty heavy load. I've used it for tours with panniers, but most of its
>
I just paid $1200 for a Brompton (we are going to experiment with living on
a boat), and I need to balance the equation. I think $1200 is a
super-excellent price for this bike.
Phil Wheels with 38 Marathons. The rear flops between a White freewheel and
a Sugino fixed that I've never used.
Hello everyone,
Thanks for some of the more positive suggestions. I wanted to stay out of
this and let it fizzle but it's not going away.
Defending our shipping prices and carrier choices in the age of Amazon is a
losing game, and I won't win again this time, but... deep breath... here we
And a most excellent gift indeed. I can't wait to see it!
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Thanks, I REALLY like this new bike. I still like the old Bstones, too, but
I've pretty much moved on. They're cool Grant Petersen designs, but by their
nature as a product of a big bike company, not the full realization of what he
wanted to do. Now whenever I see a nice one for sale, I
sure, but who doesn't use total prices in comparisons?
On Friday, June 24, 2016 at 7:31:04 AM UTC-7, Jon Craig wrote:
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>
> "Free shipping" is an illusion. It's not free; it's just bundled into
> prices.
>
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Yes. It's normal. Use a really heavy rim, say something weighing 180 lbs or
so, to replicate the mass of the rider and bike, and the difference in how
long the two wheels spin will be reduced dramatically. The reason the wheel
stops spinning so quickly when it's in a truing stand is that the rim
hmmm neat...still like those bridgestones , but your new appaloosa is a
beauty for sure
On Friday, June 24, 2016 at 2:32:47 PM UTC-5, Joe Bernard wrote:
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> UNO. If I linked it correctly..I still don't understand how photo host
> sites work.
>
>
The Rivendell CR720 price is for a bike's worth, Niagra's is for one brake.
In any case, I think it's clear from some of the comments on this thread,
and from common sense basic understanding of small business, why Rivendell
doesn't offer the lowest price available on the internet for many of
One way to find out, Ryan! Give Grant a call. Grin.
With abandon,
Patrick
On Friday, June 24, 2016 at 3:36:21 PM UTC-6, Abcyclehank wrote:
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> But at 6'7" 240 not sure if Grant would go giant for me.
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Let me know when you make it, and perhaps we can ride together. Just be
warned I don't ride the South side, bailing for a loop to Schubarth at one
of two places (the dam being the furthest one). I suspect the rain and hail
are a coming. The view to the West was dark. Grin.
With abandon,
Ryan,
I am tempted to go for a custom mixte also. But at 6'7" 240 not sure if Grant
would go giant for me. Already looking at a jumbo/now large tandem or 2
(genetically large grown adult children also)here in July.
Just so many options for a custom and only a one time option for me. Always
Patrick,
Beautiful pics!!! Looks like you picked a day without rain and hail.
It's been about 20 years since I rode around Rampart Res.
I need to get up there.
Thanks for sharing.
Jon
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and both are really nice...this is a pre-retirement present for myself
On Friday, June 24, 2016 at 2:40:27 PM UTC-5, Joe Bernard wrote:
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> I'd love to have a custom if I could ever convince myself Rivendell
> doesn't already make what I need in my size. My current CLEM and Appaloosa
> tell me
People keep mentioning the cost as though that's the main issue. It's not,
it's really the choice of shipper. I like what Grant said and generally
agree with where he is coming from, but it's unfortunate to only side with
UPS as they tend to be against the sort of employee treatment that he
What a magical summer ride! I wasn’t sure I’d make it past Woodland Park, but I
made it round the Rampart-Schubarth Rd. loop.
On many of the climbs I had butterflies join me, resting in the pocket of air I
pushed ahead of me even at my slow climbing speed. Eventually they’d be rested
enough to
I used the Sheldon method. Go around big big and add two links. You probably
will add 3 or 4 inches from your second chain.
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The perforated will be substantially lighter, like drillium for your bar
tape.
:)
I don't have direct experience, but I would think that there's not much of
a difference either way, and you should get whichever floats your boat.
Best wishes,
Andrew in SLC
On Friday, June 24, 2016 at
I'd love to have a custom if I could ever convince myself Rivendell doesn't
already make what I need in my size. My current CLEM and Appaloosa tell me that
ain't happening ;)
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I replaced my front wheel with a dynamo hub, and the difference between the
two was about what you describe:
Phil wood hub, 36h laced to Synergy rim: spins almost forever
Shimano DH-3N80 hub, 36h laced to PL21 rim: spins maybe two or three times
around before stopping
They both feel good on
UNO. If I linked it correctly..I still don't understand how photo host sites
work.
https://m.flickr.com/photos/18972972@N08/10806531086/
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Buying bike parts from amazon is a whole different story. Those are mostly
from 3rd party sellers, and generally have longer ship times and you pay
for shipping. My point was that big online retailers sell at both very thin
margins and free (or close to free) shipping, because they deal in volumes
So it is normal for this SON hubbed front wheel to spin such a short time
compared to my rear wheel, which keeps spinning for a lng time?
I can spin it up, go use the bathroom, come back and its still spinning.
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I noticed both this and the regular Brooks leather bar tape are
perforated. Is there a benefit to the perforations or would a solid tape
like the Compass Grand Bois leather tape be better?
https://www.compasscycle.com/shop/components/handlebars/grand-bois-leather-handlebar-tape/
I can imagine
They won't be commonplace forever. You might look at Brexit as the
beginning of the end of globalization. Why? In a nutshell, because there
are limits to growth, and we are hitting them, big time. Sorry to burst
anybody's bubble, but our kids will not be getting packages delivered via
Amazon
My listing, great bike, just don't use it very often. Would like to sell
locally but will consider shipping.
Purchased it about 5.5 years ago from a member on this forum. First batch
Quickbeam, like new.
Joel
On Thursday, June 23, 2016 at 9:21:24 PM UTC-5, Mike Packard wrote:
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>
some things are exclusive to Rivendell, like quality cork grips and brass
ferrules. Don't tell anyone right away, but their cable packages are a
steal, best price on bike bells, the only one who sells an improved (spare)
bell spring, chainring options, Mark's rack with a coupon - if you hunt
What parts are cheaper? I don't see that at all. Its the parts that you
can't get elsewhere that are the deal at Riv and yes they look pretty when
you open the box.
Quick example
Deore Rear Derailleur $56 or $33 at Jenson
Tektro CR720 $54 or $18 at Niagra
Grip Kings $56 or $38 at
I've never found Amazin to be expedious, especially not the bike parts
vendors there - they're basically ebay without paypal. Somebody like
Modern Bike, Jenson, Universal really hump to get parts out the door.
And agree Rivendell gets them packed and shipped very timely - always the
same day
Nice bike ! can't see the Bridgestone UNO though...would love to see it
On Friday, June 24, 2016 at 1:43:25 PM UTC-5, Joe Bernard wrote:
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> Minh: I like your theory!
>
> Michael: Ah yes, the prototype Bridgestone UNO. It was listed as a coming
> model at the back of the '94 catalogue, but they
Mixte burgundy metallic - 650B wheels to be built up at Riv HQ...Rich
wheels with WI hubs - deore XT drivetrain , choco normal bars Brooks
Select...I'm blinging it out a bit..I jokingly emailed Riv and
said...huh...I'm not in the queue but Grant emailed me back and said yes,
being
Minh: I like your theory!
Michael: Ah yes, the prototype Bridgestone UNO. It was listed as a coming model
at the back of the '94 catalogue, but they closed up shop before it made
production. Neat bike to have around as an historical footnote no one really
remembers, but I quickly discovered
I agree with Patrick Moore. Unless somebody is made of money, I see
absolutely no point in making a tiny online order with Rivendell Bicycle
Works. You are wasting your money and wasting Rivendell's money.
Rivendell tells me that $150 is a good break-even dollar amount. The
communication
This allows Rivendell to keep their costs lower too. Most parts are cheaper
at Rivendell then elsewhere if you were to competitve shop or go to the
LBS. You can't have low margins on what you sell and take a hit on
shipping. Unless you're doing a bazillion dollars of revenue like some big
With dynamo hubs that ground to the fork via the axle, such as all Shimano
hubs, you can create a short if the headlight or the taillight grounds to
the frame and you don't have everything wired "power to power" and "ground
to ground". But that wouldn't actually increase drag. It would just cause
To all the Appaloosa owners/tinkerers out there in Rivland,
How many link have you had to add to a 116 link chain to get an appropriate
chain length for the Appaloosa? My drivetrain is pretty standard, 46/36/26T
crank w/ 11-34T 9 speed cassette.
Thanks in advance,
Keith
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That's hilarious. Thanks for the link.
And it reminds me of my cross country drive four years ago to Arizona for
an eighteen day dory trip with lots of hiking through the Grand Canyon. By
the way, highly recommended. Run by OARS in Flagstaff.
Anyway, I'm in west Texas when the engine in my car
It has been too long since I last installed them to recall the details, but
I know that, at least with some dyno hubs, you can hook up the wires the
wrong way and get the wrong -- far too much -- resistance; in effect, using
your hub like a magnetic resistance device. I've done it myself a few
Those are all so hideous. Any old Bianchi Pista is better looking than
them all.
On Friday, June 24, 2016 at 6:17:27 AM UTC-4, Michael Hechmer wrote:
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> At least according to the BBC. I would have included Pat's Betty.
> http://www.bbc.com/autos/story/20140821-the-10-most-beautiful-bicycles
Cool bike! I like the blue/green color scheme a lot!
I'm looking through your other flickr photos and your Bridgestone single
speed mtb looks great!
How is the electric Clem too??? Have you considered some Riv- twine action
to keep all those cables in place? Just a thought.
m
On
For Sale:
Sackville Large Trunksack, olive green.
reasonably used condition; no tears or holes, good leather
coroplast stiffener included
http://s1060.photobucket.com/user/Tim_Gavin/library/Sackville%20Large%20Trunksack
I bought this large trunksack from another listmember, but I only used it
I think this justifies the cost:
"In some companies, I imagine that the shippers are entry-level and often
the lowest compensated. It's not that way here. We have two shippers and we
treat, and they treat, their jobs as career jobs. Their pay is 45 to 50
percent of mine, and even so, there's no
Guys, i think you are missing something, the lighting is not due to bad
pictures, clearly this bike was destined for Joe, hence the fact that it
emits a holy glow everytime you try to photograph it.
Would also explain how it cast a spell on Joe to come back and bring it
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Oh, I forgot to mention the best part of the story. Dave said, "I knew you'd be
back for that bike."
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Anyone else see the irony of this being posted in the BBC's Auto
section..
On Friday, June 24, 2016 at 3:17:27 AM UTC-7, Michael Hechmer wrote:
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> At least according to the BBC. I would have included Pat's Betty.
> http://www.bbc.com/autos/story/20140821-the-10-most-beautiful-bicycles
>
>
Regarding grips OR bar-ends: you can use the cork grips from Riv with
bar-end shifters; just make sure you get the ones that are pre-punched and
grooved for that purpose: http://www.rivbike.com/product-p/gt5be.htm.
On Fri, Jun 24, 2016 at 10:17 AM, Jon Craig wrote:
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Ryan,
What size and style custom do you have on the way?
A different Ryan
West Michigan
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Should be titled "Ten Least Relevant Bikes"
On Friday, June 24, 2016 at 1:02:42 PM UTC-4, Bill wrote:
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> Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, and the only beauties for me on that
> list are the Pashley and the WBR Buffalo.
>
> My list would be called "Ten Beautiful Bikes" (forget the 'most'
But they aren't ridiculous expectations when they are commonplace.
On Fri, Jun 24, 2016 at 1:05 PM, Keith Muller wrote:
> You can thank Amazon for the ridiculous expectations that some buyers have
> now days!
>
> Keith "who patiently waits for his package to arrive
Peter,
Your last sentence made me think of this:
http://www.lavelocita.cc/opinion-page/data-disconnection
Keith
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Ely at Ruthworks, and Randi Jo (bag Fab) also both pack aesthetic and
cordial packages.
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You can thank Amazon for the ridiculous expectations that some buyers have now
days!
Keith "who patiently waits for his package to arrive someday" Muller
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Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, and the only beauties for me on that list
are the Pashley and the WBR Buffalo.
My list would be called "Ten Beautiful Bikes" (forget the 'most' part) and
include an Atlantis for sure.
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Please read the section titled; *Schezbzflat! My hub feels notchy! on my
"schmidt.php" page.*
All hubs have drag. A sealed bearing hub, like White Industries has drag.
The drag is about the same as the work you do climbing about 6 inches in
elevation every mile you ride. With a SON28, lights
Everyone open your windows . . . . . . ahahahahaahaha.. wink wink
wink . . . .
same as it ever was . . . gotta just let go and smile :)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZwMVMbmQBug
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In a sense yes, but once the hub is spinning at a higher speed the drag is
hardly noticeable. Your spin test in a repair stand is far from replicating
real world use and conditions. Electricity is not free, even coming from a
dynamo hub. If you want the convenience of a self sufficient
Everyone open your windows . . . . . . ahahahahaahaha.. wink wink
wink . . . .
same as it ever was . . .
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rGIY5Vyj4YM
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Ryan,
I am 6'2"ish depending on the time of the day and about 260lbs.
I also have a 62cm Hunqapillar and a 64cm Atlantis. I'm excited to get this
bike finished.
Keith
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So is this drag that i feel when i spin the wheel by hand the same drag i have
to fight against while riding? I have to spin the wheel by hand pretty hard to
get it moving like in the video.
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I have 3 bikes with SON28 hubs. That vroom and vibration is caused by the
magnetic polls of the generator and is perfectly normal. Switch the light off
when while you spin the wheel and you will feel a change in the vibration.
Also, make sure your front skewer is plenty tight. If it's
My schmit hub spins the same as yours. I think we're good.
Howard
Livonia Mi
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Keith,
What is your height and weight. Would love an App but worried it is to small.
May bite on a 65cm Mustard Clem.
Ryan
West Michigan
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gee maybe mine is on its way then :)
On Friday, June 24, 2016 at 12:06:35 AM UTC-5, Eric wrote:
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> Saw the post on the blug about the $200 off the price of a custom and it's
> tempting! Anyone throwing down?
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You be the judge. Is this drag or regular spin time for a Schmidt edeluxe
wide body 36 hole hub?
When I turn it by hand in my hands it feels notchy (normal).
When I spin by hand on the bike rack like in video, it makes a
"vroomm!" sound as it turns with light on and doesn't spin all that
We always try to listen!
As many with shipping experiences in small businesses have noted, it's a
continuing source of angst...but we try to do our best. The time spent
picking and packing a $10 order can be the same or more than for a $200
order, and although we appreciate any order, when we
That looks great. So much less expensive than the leather! I wonder if
microfiber patinas or fades over time. Please keep us posted on how well
they hold up.
John
On Friday, June 24, 2016 at 8:18:32 AM UTC-7, Andrew Patteson wrote:
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> One newer (and vegan) option is this stuff:
>
Update:
*SOLD* Paul Mini Motos, silver (unpolished), full bike's worth $135
Cambium C17 Natural - taken on two short test rides, just didn't work for
me. Tiny chain grease smudge on it $110
Nitto Albatross bar, Cro-Mo, 55cm $40
*PENDING* Silver Shifters, Bar-end $65
*SOLD* Tektro CR720
One newer (and vegan) option is this stuff:
http://www.jensonusa.com/Brooks-Microfiber-Bar-Tape
I don't have a lot of miles on it, but it feels like it will last forever.
Cheers,
Andrew in SLC
I made them a customer, though - I purchase a couple of times/year from
them, too
On Friday, June 24, 2016 at 9:58:31 AM UTC-5, Jon Craig wrote:
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> That's their mistake, and that cost them dearly. :(
>
>
> On Friday, June 24, 2016 at 10:54:01 AM UTC-4, Ron Mc wrote:
>>
>> yes and no - I bought
Thanks for the detailed answer! (And yes, we're both LOVING our Sams!
Truly amazing bikes.)
The Albastache looks good and I'm really thinking about it. It would be
just the bar for me, since I have a Samcomplete, which has barend shifters
that will go in the barend position on that bar. But
Jon,
First of all, congratulations on your double Sam purchase. If you and your
wife have not completely fallen in love with the bikes already... you will!
I bought my orange canti-Sam new-to-me on craigslist. It came with
Albatross bars wrapped with leather Brooks tape (cream-colored... or
ahh, yep I live in DC. I've only had this problem living in DC and
Arlington (suburb of DC).
On Friday, June 24, 2016 at 10:22:25 AM UTC-4, Ron Mc wrote:
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> Phillip, I probably have an advantage that my semi-rural borough has a
> contract carrier, and she calls me when I have a
I'll be there on the Butch Bomba or the Mystery Bike (depending on whether I
ride to the ride or not).
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That's their mistake, and that cost them dearly. :(
On Friday, June 24, 2016 at 10:54:01 AM UTC-4, Ron Mc wrote:
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> yes and no - I bought a repair stand from Chain Reaction in UK - it was at
> their free shipping price level. They sent it Parcel Force, I had it in 4
> days and it had to cost
yes and no - I bought a repair stand from Chain Reaction in UK - it was at
their free shipping price level. They sent it Parcel Force, I had it in 4
days and it had to cost them $45 to ship it, so they lost money (they
turned around and lowered the price so no one else could do that)
On
I'll be on my Sam with 42 mm Soma Shikoros and Treetop saddle wedge (via
Jeff). I'll likely remove the basket for the ride, although I've been
enjoying the setup with my makeshift "rando bag," a large canvas fanny
pack. :)
Bob
On Friday, June 24, 2016, Jeff Lesperance
"What he said" + more.:
As the co-owner of a small business (a ton smaller than Rivendell!) I read
this thread with a little horror. I know a lot of non-business owners
think owning a business is some magic that makes shipping cheap; some
"consumers" even believe shipping is FREE if you own a
Phillip, I probably have an advantage that my semi-rural borough has a
contract carrier, and she calls me when I have a high-dollar-insured
package.
On Friday, June 24, 2016 at 9:04:42 AM UTC-5, Philip Kim wrote:
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> Out of around 40 items delivered to me in the last three years via USPS
>
Rivendell is a small company who often loses money on shipping, and whose
retail prices for Made In USA (or Japan or..) would not stand the test of a
number-crunching, pencil sharpening accountant. Their mark-ups are very
low.
UPS's tracking service - and refund policy for lost packages - is
My take and experience with mud and sand is that float from lower tire
pressure and supple tires trumps knobbies (at least on stiffer tires). Of
course this requires the technique of utilizing speed and weighting the
rear wheel by "sitting" to the rear or off the rear of the saddle and for
ps - the mustard tan would look great on a green bike
On Friday, June 24, 2016 at 9:15:33 AM UTC-5, Ron Mc wrote:
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> way cool
>
> On Friday, June 24, 2016 at 9:10:47 AM UTC-5, Jon Craig wrote:
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>> Huh - I may have to pass. I don't think it would look good with either
>> Sam-color (unless I'm
Bob,
It is a 62cm. I'll post pics of complete bike next week when it is finished.
Keith
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way cool
On Friday, June 24, 2016 at 9:10:47 AM UTC-5, Jon Craig wrote:
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> Huh - I may have to pass. I don't think it would look good with either
> Sam-color (unless I'm mis-picturing the color!). (Mine's blue, my wife's is
> the Orange.)
>
>
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I've got a grassy hill pretty similar to that one from the ride out here,
clearly I should make sure I have the nerve to descend it before I get out
there for a ride.
-Zed 'jealous of that idyllic scenery' Martinez
On Friday, June 24, 2016 at 9:48:56 AM UTC-4, Patrick Moore wrote:
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> Of
Huh - I may have to pass. I don't think it would look good with either
Sam-color (unless I'm mis-picturing the color!). (Mine's blue, my wife's is
the Orange.)
Offer's appreciated though! :)
On Friday, June 24, 2016 at 9:59:39 AM UTC-4, Ron Mc wrote:
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> If you're interested in light Mustard
Out of around 40 items delivered to me in the last three years via USPS
about 2 went missing. The seller refunded me both time, but not after I
went on a nice goose chase going from Post Office to Post Office and
attempting to figure what happened, and then filing a claim. Super
frustrating
you in the bay area by any chance?
On Saturday, June 18, 2016 at 7:16:09 PM UTC-7, Robert Messinger wrote:
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> Front wheel was hand built in 2012 by Hands On Wheels (Rich Lesnick) with
> Phil 32 hole Road hub, 700c Velocity Synergy rim and DT Swiss double butted
> spokes. Very low miles,
If you're interested in light Mustard Brown, I have a set sitting around
for such-a-deal. I bought it for my daughter's bike and the color wouldn't
work at all.
I looked at it seriously for my Raleigh this time, but bought more antique
brown.
On Friday, June 24, 2016 at 8:53:53 AM UTC-5,
Good to know, thanks! Perhaps I'll do leather tape then. The look is
fantastic.
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Not a Riv in the list, not even a fully lugged frame. What do they know,
the list is in the auto section.
JohnS
On Friday, June 24, 2016 at 6:17:27 AM UTC-4, Michael Hechmer wrote:
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> At least according to the BBC. I would have included Pat's Betty.
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