I have a gorgeous green 68cm Quickbeam that I bought on the list. I love
it dearly and I'm making it work, but it feels just slightly too big for
me. Anyone have 66cm Quickbeam and wishes it were 68cm? If so, let's chat.
Nice photos (these and those in the following mss). The blossoms make me
nostalgic for the cherry blossoms that would be appearing about now beneath
the Kennedy Center along the Potomac path in WDC -- the very sole thing
about WDC for which I wax nostalgic -- memories of bike rides along the
path
Another concept to delve into is resistant starch. Potatoes or rice cooked,
convert to mostly resistant starch, which doesn’t break down into an insulen
cycle rush of simple sugars in the gut, but is digested by gut bugs into fatty
acids. When I eat starch, I go for resistant starch. Also,
I forgot to add that, when my mother developed "type 2" diabetes at about
age 70, she effectively controlled it for 20+ years without any medication
with a strict diet composed of lots of vegetables, fish and styrofoam
chicken breasts, and regular and large helpings of white rice.
On Sat, Mar 10,
*My food preference has been a contentious matter for us for years. Often
it felt like I had to just embrace the fact that I'm going to be diabetic a
few years down the road, in order to not strain our relationship. In last
few months though, somehow things have gotten better. Because of an
One of Riv’s best.
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L.G.Fong asked:
> Will you be able to Eat regularly with your family without alienating
anyone? Serious question
This is indeed a serious problem. Unless rest of the family also has
similar health/weight goals/awareness and their idea of what's healthy diet
is same as (at least similar to)
All still available!!
On Monday, March 5, 2018 at 4:44:50 PM UTC-6, Sean Cleary wrote:
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> For sale, gently used equipment from my trusty A H Hilsen. Photos are
> available to send to your email address until I upload to a hosting site.
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> • Nitto Tallux 90mm 26.0 bar in very good condition.
Lum,
Thanks for bringing this up -- never heard of them, but I'm gonna try
them. Foot pain is really the only pain that has tarnished otherwise great
rides for me. I ride flat pedals (Shimano Saint), and appreciate their
width. But having both ends of the foot arch supported really makes
No. It’s purpleriv in Seattle.
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and this:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/8129051@N06/38604219170/in/dateposted/
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Is that you?
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Dig this:
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I recognize that purple bike!
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All weather, loaded bikes.
Chock full of Interesting rivbike pics. Enjoy:
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That's a nice looking hub. Does anyone know who makes it?
Could one cut it flush with dropouts and use a QR through the hollow axle?
On Sat, Mar 10, 2018 at 10:00 AM, Max S wrote:
> That Velo Orange flip flop hub looks very promising! Thanks, Igor!
>
> - Max
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> --
> You
Looks like a great deal and a great price. No relation.
Rivendell Appaloosa 46m Touring / Commuter - Ridden Twice
https://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/bik/d/rivendell-appaloosa-46m/6518314832.html
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Whoops, wrong eBay posting!
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Too bad about the dents. Anyone with expertise care to comment on the risk?
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That Velo Orange flip flop hub looks very promising! Thanks, Igor!
- Max
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Did you or someone you know buy a 55cm only to find out it's too big? Wish
you had bought a 53cm? Want to trade for my 53cm Homer Blue?
In riding my 53cm I find that I wish I had gone with a 55 so that is the
only reason I want to trade/sell for a 55cm. I'll include a UN-55 bottom
bracket of
All sorts of science, a lot of it longevity studies of native cultures over
thousands of years and then colliding with the standard American Diet and the
resulting rise of modern illnesses previously unheard of.
See: https://www.westonaprice.org
See:
A 62 cm Saluki would feel way smaller than a 64 cm Sam. There is at least a 4
degree difference in the amount that the top tube slopes up from seat lug to
head lug, with Sam yielding a much higher handlebar. The horizontal lengths of
top tube would be very different as well.
Approximately
No affiliation... if it were one size larger!
https://louisville.craigslist.org/bik/d/rivendell-saluki-touring/6520249787.html
Karl
Nashville, TN
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I am experimenting with a pair. I wear shoes and boots from size 11 to 13.
Redwing 11, Vans and Nike 12.5, 510 13, everything else mostly 12.
The extra length is VERY noticeable. Unlike any other pedal I have used
including gripkings. Not sure if I am experiencing all the wonderful benefits
62cm Saluki on ebay, but thats pretty close to the Sam in function.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/173206850815?ul_noapp=true
-Dave
On Thursday, March 8, 2018 at 11:57:14 PM UTC-5, Reid Echols wrote:
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> I love my 64cm Sam, but have been curious about trying another Riv. Maybe
> an Appaloosa? A
FWIW - I do not have the Catalyst pedals but I too did not like how
slippery the Grip King are when wet
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Lum-speaking solely for myself, and I am not a doctor, variety remains the
spice of life. I used low carb/ sugar and most importantly portion control to
lose the weight. I still stay low carb for most meals but I do not deny myself
anything in moderation and infrequently. For instance I quit
Freshly baked bread that smells like when your mother used to make it. Or
home-made doughnuts, sprinkled with icing sugar, or natural honey that
smells like the flowers that the bees made it from. Is a nice cold beer on
a hot summer’s day a source of carbs? I know a coke poured over ice when
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