A few things to unload and others to pick up. First, for sale:
- Nitto Noodle bars, 46cm. Came with my Quickbeam, and they're nice, but not
upright enough. $35 + shipping.
- Nitto Albastache bars. Recently purchased used, also nice, but still not
upright enough. $40 + shipping.
- Cane
Why is it always upside down? Let’s try this...
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All righty then, you missed us in Grants. Our next town stop is Silver City.
Any Rivys there? Join us for a beer at the local brew house in 4-5 days. Cheers!
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I personally use a Nitto big rear rack with panniers, but with only 10 lbs,
you can also use a larger size saddle sack with a small rack as a support.
I also have a Mark's rack up front with a front bag. It should do fine
with a basket and 10 lbs, but yeah, the rear rack would handle better...
All great, I don’t know how Grant will decide.
I BUNGLE SLOW TOSS
BIG OLE SNOW SLUTS
SLOWEST BISON LUG
Not very aspirational, though.
Philip
Santa Rosa, CA
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I have some questions. If anyone has used it therapeutically, I'd be
grateful to hear from him or her.
For some reason, I "feel" that cannabis oil, or perhaps cannabis generally,
is not too unrivendellian ...?
Patrick Moore, who hasn't had a toke since 1983, and that one and all
earlier ones
This is very interesting. I've been pursuing the perfect cycling pants for
a while now, and while I've found the perfect (at least, 98.642% perfect)
shorts in the Rapha Randonee short or whatever it is called, I've still not
found the ideal cool weather pants.
1. How involved and convenient is
I think it’s a reasonable price, which may require the interest of a reasonable
person. Seriously, that does seem to be the ballpark Quickbeams play in. Much
less and people around here start speculating “what’s wrong with it?”
I don’t know if you cross posted to the BOB list, but I think it’s
Thanks for the excellent suggestions. I've decided to wrap my new chocos
(for now) since the bar end shifters are already in place and my hand is
only so big. But I will be keeping those suggestions in mind for future
configurations.
On Sunday, September 9, 2018 at 2:59:40 PM UTC-7, Lynne
Why is low interest in a for-sale ad posted with no pictures "surprising?"
Maybe everyone's waiting for the pics that 6 days you said would be
coming.
Dave
On Monday, September 10, 2018 at 2:59:21 PM UTC-4, alan lavine wrote:
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> Hi All,
> Surprising lack of interest in this QB...
>
>
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Yep, including three S's. If there's a clue in there, I'm not finding it..this
thing is WAY beyond my brain's capabilities.
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All of the letters need to be used, right? Perhaps my reading comprehension
skills have gotten worse (not perhaps, they definitely have), but I wasn't sure
from the Blahg post.
Bob K. in Baltimore
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BULLMOOSE STINGS???
OK l will keep trying
On Mon, 10 Sep 2018 at 20:17, Eric Floden wrote:
> There COULD be an 'm' if you flip the 'w'
>
> Ja, l have Scrabble tiles out now.
>
> EricF
> New Edinburgh Ont
>
> On Mon, 10 Sep 2018 at 19:52, Bill Lindsay wrote:
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>> I'm finding the three S's
One I came up with was ‘slow glutes bison’. Glutes being another name for ass
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> On Sep 10, 2018, at 8:17 PM, Eric Floden wrote:
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> There COULD be an 'm' if you flip the 'w'
>
> Ja, l have Scrabble tiles out now.
>
> EricF
> New Edinburgh Ont
>
>> On Mon, 10 Sep 2018 at
One I came up with was ‘ slow glutes bison’. Glutes being another name for
ass. So...
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> On Sep 10, 2018, at 8:06 PM, Doug H. wrote:
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> Could it be a variant spelling of an actual word or words?
> Doug
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There COULD be an 'm' if you flip the 'w'
Ja, l have Scrabble tiles out now.
EricF
New Edinburgh Ont
On Mon, 10 Sep 2018 at 19:52, Bill Lindsay wrote:
> I'm finding the three S's troublesome, and the lack of a D, an R or an M
> rules out a lot of things. The only dirt or earth variant I can
This is fun. I vote for "Linus" something or other...
LINUS W STOOL BEGS
LINUS BEGS TO SLOW
LUIS W STONE BLOGS
WILL BOONES GUSTS
BILL STEW US GOONS
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Could it be a variant spelling of an actual word or words?
Doug
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Thanks Patrick for the initial review.
I have been looking to replace my nylon cycling pants. This could be an
excellent alternative.
Edgar
> On 11 Sep 2018, at 5:50 AM, 'Deacon Patrick' via RBW Owners Bunch
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> I’ll get around to doing a medium term review with photos etc on my
I'm finding the three S's troublesome, and the lack of a D, an R or an M
rules out a lot of things. The only dirt or earth variant I can think of
is SOIL, but they already played with SOIL in the BLAHG, so that's probably
out, like BOWELS.
On Monday, September 10, 2018 at 4:30:25 PM UTC-7,
Riv called it school bus yellow. It’s a great color and looks even better in
“real life”
- Frank
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I wish I could find my size in that color. I'll be surprised if they produced
more than 10 that color in ANY size.
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I did notice bison could be found in there, and wondered if it was indeed part
if the name. Seems appropriate fir a mountain bike.
Eamon
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I got LUGLESS TWO BISON
On Saturday, September 8, 2018 at 5:23:40 PM UTC-7, Joe Bernard wrote:
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> There's a word puzzle for the new name. I gave it 10 minutes then realized
> I never would have guessed Sam Hillborne or Joe Appaloosa, so I'm never
> going to figure this one out. Good luck,
I saw that bike in person at the shop and I must say I thought it was
absolutely beautiful. I too have a 62cm Sam which I love. It's currently
undergoing a makeover and James helped me with a really nice wheel build. I
will post pictures soon. Glad you found success with working with Analog.
Front loads make my Bleriot and Rambouillet wobbly up front.
I rode a couple years with front rack and Berthoud bag but now that I have
had no front loads for a while, having returned to a front rack and load on
my Rambouilet, I don't like it anymore. It was fine when I was enthusiastic
about
That HT looks way too tall for a 54.
And 54 was 700c.
Only 52 is 26"
Here is how short a 54 head tube is, even though my Rambouillet has the
later Hilsen type lugs:
https://www.flickr.com/gp/70237737@N00/19F2v0
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Saddle-Sack is the best thing IMO - unless you're locking up your bike for
short amounts of time a lot in risky areas...kind of a hassle to take off.
Great for all rides except commuting essentially.
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Ben, congratulations to Megan! Thanks for including the pic of Grant and
Megan. All those boxes of bikes/frames in the background. Wow!
Regards,
Rich in ATL
On Sunday, September 9, 2018 at 3:22:33 AM UTC-4, Ben Miller wrote:
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> Today my girlfriend, Megan, and I took a trip to Walnut Crick and
Welcome to the group Max. Nice intro you put together! You're fortunate to
have Analog Cycles in your neck of the woods (so to speak). What a glowing
endorsement too.
Regards,
Rich in ATL
On Sunday, September 9, 2018 at 6:12:14 PM UTC-4, Max Faingezicht wrote:
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> I'm a long time reader of the
Vincent,
I've avoided a permanent basket mounting with a John's Irish
strap.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/129545862@N03/16159037984/in/dateposted-public/
This is the way I used to strap it to the front rack. Now I attach it the
same way but cross the strap underneath between the basket
I’ll get around to doing a medium term review with photos etc on my blog, but
wanted to give initial impressions of my newly arrived bespoke amazing tweed
adventure cycling breeks by Spencer’s Trousers of Yorkshire (not to be confused
with England. Grin.).
Wow! Without the least bit of
Five pages on using or not using a front rack with baskets.
https://groups.google.com/forum/?hl=en#!topic/rbw-owners-bunch/m3Y3EdRhxv4%5B1-25%5D
On my Riv I started with a porteur rack and basket. Seemed like overkill,
so I switched out to a Mark's rack and basket. Then I switched out to the
Ad says 26" wheels. I thought the Rambo was only in 26" up to sz 52?
On Thursday, September 6, 2018 at 8:50:03 AM UTC-7, Joe Bernard wrote:
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> Ok, confirmed with the seller, it's a (very beautiful) 54. You can see it
> here.
>
>
>
All Riv bags shipped, e-kit looks to be sold by end of day (9/10), that got WAY
more attention than I expected!
Taking offers on the Nitto Big Rack and Ortliebs.
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Works best to put Democratic lawn signs in left side saddlebags, Republican in
the right. Moderate candidates (if you can find them) can be used in handlebar
bags.
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> On Sep 10, 2018, at 2:08 PM, dougP wrote:
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> To add stiffness to any bag, the material that many election lawn signs
To add stiffness to any bag, the material that many election lawn signs are
made of (seems to be a coated cardboard-ish stuff) work well. Comes in
large sizes, is free (after the election, of course) and with the mid-terms
coming up will be in endless supply. It breaks down with use but then
Any Riv riders in Grants, NM? Team Seersucker is passing through to our final
leg of the GDMBR, and would love a garage/yard to clean/tune up our bikes for
the final leg. Here today: Sept 10.
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I have a front basket on all my bikes, but I don’t use them for regular/all the
time loads because I agree that it makes steering less than ideal. I leave them
on the bike for picking up food or other random things. As soon as I take one
off a bike, the next ride I go on is always the one where
When I ran Berthoud's, I did not need a second stay like I do on the VO
(alloy) fenders. They are stiffer and don't flop so much. YMMV.
On Monday, September 10, 2018 at 1:23:22 PM UTC-4, Lum Gim Fong wrote:
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> I will use Sheldon fender nut. Does the stainless Berthoud fender require
>
=2. I took the front load off my AHH because I felt it made the steering
sloppy. YMMV.
On Monday, September 10, 2018 at 12:26:29 PM UTC-4, Joe Bernard wrote:
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> More power to ya if you're committed to a front basket - Riv staff use
> them - but Rivs are optimized for rear loads and I don't
+1 to Joe’s comment. I hated the way my Atlantis handled with a front load
above the wheel. It’s much nicer with a rear load, or low riding front
panniers. My point of comparison is my Crust Lightning Bolt, which is a delight
with a front load.
To be completely honest, I think the need for
Hi All,
Surprising lack of interest in this QB...I should have sold it at the
beginning of the summer, but was hoping for a tour that didn't happen.
How about a price reduction to $1200 ?
Alan
NYC
On Tuesday, September 4, 2018 at 5:57:00 PM UTC-4, alan lavine wrote:
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> Hi All,
> Selling this
I didn't see any mention of a corroplast stiffener on the bottom of the
bag, like in the other saddlebags, does anyone know if these new BagBoys
have one?
John
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I will use Sheldon fender nut. Does the stainless Berthoud fender require
something to brace the front fender nose like Honjos do or not?
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Yea, that fillet brazed stem is sweet! I don't have any bikes that use
threadless anymore, but if I did, I'd be wanting to get something like that.
On Sun, Sep 9, 2018 at 1:00 PM Lum Gim Fong wrote:
> Thanks, Doug!
>
> Looks real nice! What kind of stem is that?
>
> Looks like the shim would
Sold
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Thanks, Clayton. Disney, I suspect, would be all over copyright protection.
Grin.
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More power to ya if you're committed to a front basket - Riv staff use them -
but Rivs are optimized for rear loads and I don't like 10 pounds of floppy
steering up front. In your case I would use a Nitto R14 rack, and saddlebag or
basket on the rear.
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Front: Marks rack with double stays on the front, basket voile strapped to it.
Rear: Marks rack with a saddle bag resting on it.
-J
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I like Mary's version, Sub Sings Too Well. Let's just call it that!
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Two points about Ergon "cork" grips: Not really cork, it's "cork look", and
they work great on swept back bars. There's one designed specifically for those
bars, but I've found that all Ergons work on them.
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Can someone tell me the reach and rise specs for these Nitto bars? I'm
considering alternatives for my new-to-me 52cm Clem L.
1) Bosco 353
2) Choco-Norm B357AAF
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I am in the market for a rack for my Hilsen. It would be light loads,
10lbs max, and I want to run a basket on it. I figured people here would
have advice/opinions on front vs rear loads on the Hilsen, and maybe even a
specific rack recommendation.
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I would vote to go back to 700x32. Also if you are trying to maximize
clearance, try a set of center pull brakes, if you are not using them
already and maybe ditch the daruma style mount and use a bracket that
mounts at the brake bolt. These are all things that I have done on my AHH
and other
Update: The tires and bars have been sold. The Dura-Ace wheels are still
available.
Thanks,
David
On Mon, Sep 10, 2018 at 7:09 AM David Sprunger wrote:
> Cross-posted to Bob and Riv lists
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> I’m jumping on the fall cleaning bandwagon and offering a few items that
> should interest the list.
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Great names Patrick!
Clayton
DDD
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If you are grooving the grips for the cable, put the glue only under the bottom
of the grip so the groove in the cork has some structural strength? (Or
hairspray.)
You could split the grips, wrap the bars with a single layer of cloth
electrical tape, then bind on the grips with twine and
Cross-posted to Bob and Riv lists
I’m jumping on the fall cleaning bandwagon and offering a few items that
should interest the list.
David Sprunger
Fargo, ND
Dura-Ace wheelset. These wheels are a bit out of the ordinary, being
sturdier and ready for wider tires than many other Dura-Ace
$95 shipped.
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Thanks, I’m excited to ride them more now that the fit is right.
Yes, he’s still using the laser measuring and then just patience to find the
right mix of saddle position, stem and handlebar angles.
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