Elect your next cog with the amazing "Silver Ballot Lever"!
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Silver Ballot Lever?
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Silver Bindlestiff's Toothpick.
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Whos gonna design their bikes then?
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1. Since RBW is into calling their bikes . " hobo bikes". How about calling the
shifter "___'s toothpick"?
Name your favorite hobo in the blank space.
2.
Since RBW is into calling their bikes . " Country bikes". How about calling the
shifter "___'s toothpick"?
Use your favorite
How did you run that wire to the tailight?
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Jeff posted:
>Here's a few pics of my hack(s):
I was going to get some tubing for making a custom spacer for the chainstay
bridge, but the cork spacer is a fun and practical idea.
There are a couple of new photos in my Flickr album, from the commute this
morning.
Is there such a thing as the "best bar"?
Compass touts theirs as the best Rando bar.
The Noodle is celebrated worldwide.
Others swear by their carbon bars.
But is there really such a thing as the "best" bar?
*1. Or do you think it is too personal a contact point that any one bar can
be the
https://www.flickr.com/gp/70237737@N00/BrG7su
pm if interested.
They spin buttery smooth. Not much use on them. Just the pedals and cleats.
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Bump, now 50$ shipped, CONUS!!
Get 'em before winter hits!
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Also, Grant retiring should not be construed as Riv closing. I have no insider
knowledge beyond a few casual chats over the years, but I'm fairly certain GP
expects the business to continue indefinitely.
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That was my impression from riding the 50cm RB demo that's up for sale now. It
had a sprightly "road bike" feel; stable like my Appaloosa, but perhaps a
little lighter/quicker feeling. They're great bikes, and I love the graphics
and matte paint.
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I use them on bumpy dirt roads over a home-made (ie, ignore the ramps; it's
a 15-30)) 9 speed cassette, and they are wonderful -- better than the old
Power Ratchets, IME.
On Fri, Oct 28, 2016 at 5:10 PM, Lee Legrand wrote:
> Hey Bill,
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> Does the silver shifters work on a 9
On Thu, Oct 27, 2016 at 12:29 PM, Patrick Moore wrote:
> The vest is a nice one and, at 22" pit to pit and 29" from bottom of
> standup collar to bottom of hem, fits me very well in the torso, but my
> neck is too thick for the collar -- I can't zip it up. Size 16 neck. At
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Cranks are sold.
On Friday, October 28, 2016 at 12:59:40 AM UTC-5, Geeter wrote:
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> Sugino XD2-600 Crankset-Installed on bike but never ridden.
> 175mm Arms
> 110 BCD
> 48-36-26
> Crank Bolts Included
> PLUS!!! Also new Tange 68x110.5 Square Taper BB
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> $110 net to me. Shipping
Switched from Noodle to Nitto/Compass Maes Parallel,
they work well Ergos.
For vintage non aero levers, Strata Bailey bars.
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I agree with Reed. Silver downtube shifters are great with 9 speed. That
doesn't guarantee you will love them. I find operating a downtube shifter is
about as hard as tying ones shoes. It's pretty easy. Some people run Velcro
shoes anyway and some people insist on index. I know how to tie my
I used dream bars when they came out but switched to noodles and sold off
the dream bar, I like them very much. I also use Nitto B115, which seem
similar to me without the sweep back and a tad of flare. I can't really
tell the difference when I switch back and forth on various bikes but I
Hey Lee,
I (and many others here) run friction with these shifters and nine speeds
with great aplomb. In fact, I have a set on a bike with a ten speed
cassette and it seems to work even *better* there!
More on that if you're curious:
Thanks Shawn!
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Hey Bill,
Does the silver shifters work on a 9 speed cog cassette? I have heard that
9 speed change using a friction shifter is too much. What are your
thoughts?
On Fri, Oct 28, 2016 at 4:19 PM, Bill Lindsay wrote:
> Yes that looks like the Silver 1. Riv got told that
Hi all-
A few more things up for sale. All prices include shipping CONUS.
Small Riv Saddlesack in Gray. Basically just like new. Only ridden a few
times. Nice bag, but I don't really need something this big. $110
Riv Cork Grips. Also barely used. Have a few coats of shellac, but never
I remember a Blug post or email stating that they were given a larger
credit line to work with this year. These may just be projects that he's
been itching to do for a long time but didn't have the funds. We can only
hope.
John
On Friday, October 28, 2016 at 2:24:45 PM UTC-7, Christopher
All these new Riv projects make me wonder if Grant is pondering/ thinking about
retirement. It seems like a LOT of these projects have their roots back 15+
years ago in Riv history. It looks a bit like he is doing all the projects he
always wanted to do. Just the Riv tandem alone has been
This was not a Ryan only post but what is the probability that all 3 of us are
Riv loving Ryans.
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Yes that looks like the Silver 1. Riv got told that the casting mold was
worn out, and so Riv would have to buy a new one. That's why Riv designed
the Silver2 THIMBLE. If the manufacturer was telling the truth and the
mold really is used up, then presumably the Silver1 shifters will start to
Jeff, the frame looks great. If you don't mind sharing, what are your
thoughts on how this bike will ride? I wonder which bike in the Rivendell
line-up this is most comparable to?
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if set up correctly they are very comfy in the hoods.
On Friday, October 28, 2016 at 10:55:43 AM UTC-4, Richard Rios wrote:
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> @ drew. On the riv RM13 no / no so much. On something like the nitto RM3
> yes, good position ain't so comfy in my oponion.
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@ drew. On the riv RM13 no / no so much. On something like the nitto RM3 yes,
good position ain't so comfy in my oponion.
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Funny...I was thinking the very same as you...actually the Jags were
sporting Harvest Gold uniforms which looked like the same colour as my Riv
road. But I also did think of the Appaloosa sky blue and mustard/butternut
colour too. Serendipity or something. Once the game was 24-0 I turned it
Different brakes would be needed, but I concur, even in bikes with
braze-ons for cantilever brakes, the touch points are not equidistant. It
would also help tremendously to have the braze-on to be able to screw in
the daruma for the front fender directly, instead of having to hang it from
the
Thanks to all who answered! I have found your answers quite interesting and
they clearly show how individual bar comfort is, almost as much as saddles (and
I would call my Dream Bars the B17 of bars and my first DB replaced my old
Cinelli - slightly more narow - which also is a classic).
Drop out i mean
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Pretty fenders!!
Rivendell has been the fender champion for a long time so I'm surprised they
don't make sone of the bikes so the bridge is equidistant from the drop off.
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Ryan it's good you see Riv while watching Thurs NFL, cause what I see from
the Jags is #1 and if they played the Browns on Thursday night it would be
#1 vs #2, man I hate the "color rush" era.
On Thursday, October 27, 2016 at 7:08:58 PM UTC-7, Abcyclehank wrote:
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> Just arrived home after an
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