Oops! Meant to post this to ibob. It's mostly the same folks, right?
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Got the Compass Antelope Hills today and tried them on the Black Mountain
Cycles Monstercross. Here are set clearance pictures:
https://photos.app.goo.gl/F6d8HBxYMU3lRfNw1
I'm the pictures they are mounted on velocity dyads(18.6mm interal width) with
tubes at 55 psi. I don't have
I think these kinds of things should be mentioned directly to Rivendell,
you should contact Dave, his contact info is on the staff page.
https://www.rivbike.com/pages/staff-email-directory
I agree, the photos are usually gorgeous, I'd love the option to easily
open an HD version.
Chris
Is there alot of profanity?
Saw some on the cover. Don’t want to pay for that.
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Yeah, I noticed that, too. Not hungry at all really. I guess the fat really
fills you up!
Legs were dead today. It was an 11 mile slog home. But still fun. Slow going.
Super low cadences. Lotsa coasting at every chance. Legs shot. Thighs Burned at
any hard efforts. Wierd. Never like this in
Thanks for all the input, all. I settled on an Abus Granit 640 (or something)
from Amazon. For wheels I chose the Abus Nut fix, because several of you
disliked the Pittlocks but liked the Abus. Abus' solution for saddle and seat
post wouldn't work. Drw was so excited about his Hexlox for the
Hey Bill, is Inspiration Point that spot with the circular parking area at
Tilden Park?
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The copy doesn't say "last of MUSA Hunqs", just a chance to get one right away.
It's kinda typo-ed so easy to misinterpret. I'm sure there will be a MIT Hunq
eventually, but nothing has been announced.
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I didn't even notice that one of them had the Wavie bar. Since the
Bullmoose seems to have disappeared, the Wavie is the only Riv handlebar
that might interest me.
On Friday, June 8, 2018 at 8:17:34 PM UTC-5, Drw wrote:
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> I’m liking that wavy bar!
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I don't recall any mention of MIT Hunqapillars. Did I miss that?
On Friday, June 8, 2018 at 8:07:04 PM UTC-5, Abcyclehank wrote:
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> In one of the actual bike descriptions they alluded to it being a chance
> to grab one of the last from the MUSA lot. I assume they will be better
> served
They used to have a lightbox plug-in (click on a thumbnail and a bigger
images pop up within the same browser window) on one of the previous
iterations of the site.
Looks like they traded that functionality for the ability to zoom in on the
details of the pic at 100% of the image size.
This
58/62 Hunq and Atlantis owners, what would you do with a Hunq that you
couldn't do with an Atlantis?
Tom
On Friday, June 8, 2018 at 6:32:08 PM UTC-4, Chris Lampe 2 wrote:
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> Rivendell has four Hunqapillar demo's on the specials page, including the
> 53cm 650B demo and that sweet, 54cm 1x11
I’m liking that wavy bar!
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In one of the actual bike descriptions they alluded to it being a chance to
grab one of the last from the MUSA lot. I assume they will be better served
with demo MIT Hunqs moving forward. Their brainpower and bike/frame knowledge
will determine whether someone will be better off(doubtful
Hexlox.com
Here is the seatpost set
https://hexlox.com/collections/ready-bike-security-sets/products/saddle-lock-security-set-protects-saddle-seat-post
they’re European, but ship to the states just fine. Customer service is really
good too. I ended up getting like 10 of them and just swap them
Drw, I’d love to order them if I could find anywhere that sold them. Not
Amazon, and when I put in my location there was no seller/dealer. Where did you
find yours? Are you in the US? They sound perfect!
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> On Jun 8, 2018, at 5:44 PM, Drw wrote:
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> I’m telling you. For
I’m telling you. For the whole seat area, hexlox. So easy. You use the existing
bolts and just pop a little button in the bolt head.
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If you don’t have a copy of EBDJ, it’s worth getting. Straightforward info.
I’ve been following Keto for a few weeks and feel a lot more energy when I’m
riding and have noticed that I really don’t get hungry during the day.
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I found a dealer that can order Abus Nut Fix for the quick release skewers, but
I’m not finding anything for the seat post from Abus. Abus seems to want
something with a seat clamp, which these bikes don’t have. Am I wrong? Do I
need to look elsewhere?
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Maybe that means they are clearing the deck for something new.
On Friday, June 8, 2018 at 3:32:08 PM UTC-7, Chris Lampe 2 wrote:
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> Rivendell has four Hunqapillar demo's on the specials page, including the
> 53cm 650B demo and that sweet, 54cm 1x11 Hunqapillar. If I had the funds,
> that
Here tis.
https://www.rivbike.com/collections/web-special-framesets-and-bicycles
I'd love to snap up that 53. It's too tall for me as a trail bike, but hoo boy
would it make a fabulous town cruiser/shopper. The wallet says no!
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Thanks, Phil!
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I believe most of them are shot with film. Could be wrong though.
Clayton Scott
SF, CA
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Rivendell has four Hunqapillar demo's on the specials page, including the
53cm 650B demo and that sweet, 54cm 1x11 Hunqapillar. If I had the funds,
that 54 would be sold.
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Thanks for the reply, Bill. I appreciate the time you took and, despite
your claims to not having the vocabulary to reply, your comments were much
more helpful than you might think. I now have a clear preference on which
frame to choose.
Thanks again!
Austin
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Great story, Leah. I always enjoy reading your posts!
Cheers, Steve
On Thursday, June 7, 2018 at 10:04:44 PM UTC-4, Bicycle Belle Ding Ding!
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> I just got off the phone with my sister. She accompanied a married couple
> who are dear friends from out east to Duluth, MN where they hit
I agree, the zoom-in-ability of the photos is quite lacking.
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maybe it's just me or my computer, but it seems to me the photos or the
approach to photos on the website leave something to be desired.
I know the bikes are gorgeous since I have owned a bunch. But the large
thumbnails with the old world magnifier don't do them justice.
In this day and age
John
There is a company in Germany that makes Pedersen Bikes. Not sure if its close
to or in Berlin.
Jon
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Sorry, I'm not on a keto diet, so I don't have an answer to your second
question.
On Friday, June 8, 2018 at 4:20:02 PM UTC-4, phil k wrote:
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> It would be ketones.
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> The goal of keto diet is for your body to deplete all glucose stores in
> your body for ketogenesis. Your body will naturally
It would be ketones.
The goal of keto diet is for your body to deplete all glucose stores in
your body for ketogenesis. Your body will naturally look for an alternative
energy source, proteins being the next easiest source of energy. However,
your body doesn't want that to happen (as it
Fun story. Thanks for sharing.
One could perhaps draw a parallel between the choice in type of bike and
type of car. Few of us drive a Boxster or a 911 on a daily basis or to the
grocery store, and few of us must be in a 4x4 with a winch for the commute.
So, the family sedan or wagon (or
Doing keto diet now for almost two weeks (come Tuesday).
Been commuting and feel good on rides but I notice that my legs hurt/burn
for the first mile or so on rides, which never happened when I ate regular,
before the keto diet.
Feels like the thighs haven't recharged. Though even when they
Austin asked for more nuanced comparisons than I have the vernacular to
describe. So my short answer is that I have not found any discernible
differences in 'Sportiness'.
With stouter tubing, is the Roadini less flexible than the BMC? I don't
know that the Leo has stouter tubing. If it
Great story Leah,
One thing you might tell your friend is that there is a best bike for the
task at hand. Don't ride a race bike unless you are racing or need to race
at your peak to keep up with the people you want to ride with. Get another
bike that is comfortable, suitable to carry things on
"How!" in the old, stereotyped Indian greeting.
Patrick Moore, who is old enough to remember watching b cowboy and Indian
movies at friends' houses (and who is trying to decide right at this moment
between going for a ride on 559 X 28 mm tires or 700C X 61 mm tires ...)
On Thu, Jun 7, 2018 at
Hi Bill,
I read your above thread and your initial ride report. I saw that you found
the Roadini to be fast and stable. I am curious how it compares to your BMC
in more specific ways which I attribute to "Sportiness" if you have found
any to be discernible.
With stouter tubing, is the
It may not have been a bike theft but rather an intervention. Fun story and I
hope that your friend seeks your advice when spending her insurance money.
That may make for a happy ending after all.
John
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Yes, there is this prescribed notion you have to wear one or the other. I
wear from road riding clothes where it makes sense to me (lighter helmet,
sunglasses, gloves, bright colored windbreakers/rain jacket), and wear
"comfy" clothes where it makes sense (wool tee shirts, wool pants,
Long shot but I'm in Portland and looking for someone in Seattle willing to
pick up a couple smallish items from a Craigslist seller. I'd Paypal you
and then we'd work out how to transfer. Ideal would be someone coming to
Portland for the Rivelo 3rd anniversary shindig next week - Grant and
Leah,
What a fun, well-told story. Back in my Lycra days I always felt odd
walking into a coffee shop or convenience store with the tight form-fitting
kit and tapping with each step. The Just Ride philosophy is really
liberating and makes riding fun again.
Doug
On Thursday, June 7, 2018 at
Many thanks, Leah. I enjoy these stories so very much.
Shoji
Arlington MA
On Thursday, June 7, 2018 at 10:04:44 PM UTC-4, Bicycle Belle Ding Ding!
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> I just got off the phone with my sister. She accompanied a married couple
> who are dear friends from out east to Duluth, MN where they
Something I wish I was told about 5 years ago!! hahahaha! ;)
On Friday, June 8, 2018 at 5:33:03 AM UTC-5, Ron Mc wrote:
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> Bill's call is a good one. I spared my 8-sp Record cassette when it was
> at closeout prices. All my Brooks Select saddles are spared, and were
> bought on closeout,
New!! Black!
Rode only about 10 miles.
Awesome saddle but too wide in the crotch area for me.
90$ shipped Conus
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I have not been in person; but from their web presence and sponsorship of
l’Eroica, Steel Vintage Bikes looks to be a must see.
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What a wonderful story, wonderfully told!
On Thursday, June 7, 2018 at 10:04:44 PM UTC-4, Bicycle Belle Ding Ding!
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> I just got off the phone with my sister. She accompanied a married couple
> who are dear friends from out east to Duluth, MN where they hit the bike
> trails and saw
Won't be long before the kid is bigger than me...
On Thursday, June 7, 2018 at 9:20:12 PM UTC-4, Joe Bernard wrote:
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> The kid's bike is bigger than your Raleigh 20 ;-)
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Bill's call is a good one. I spared my 8-sp Record cassette when it was at
closeout prices. All my Brooks Select saddles are spared, and were bought
on closeout, each right around $100. Keep an eye on the closeout stuff and
buy a couple of it's something you know you're going to use.
On
On Thursday, June 7, 2018 at 8:25:40 PM UTC-5, Nathan Neuberger wrote:
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> Well, they say it's always the last thing you try...
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>>> It's supposed to work that way, continuing would be obstinate.
Congrats on finding solution, especially the simplest and
highest-probability one.
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