I would love bundle #2 unless these also are going to Joe!
Sincerely,
Ryan Hankinson
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I could probably get down to one bike if they made a Sam with clem clearances.
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There’s also a lot of people on that sex offender list who did things most of
us would not consider to be sex offenses. Urinating in public for example. I’m
not defending anyone, but those lists can be super deceptive.
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I had the salmon thinline shoes on Paul Racer's and was not thrilled with
the performance. I switched to Kool Stop Cyclocross pads and they are a
significant upgrade. I would recommend them.
On Wednesday, December 5, 2018 at 9:46:28 AM UTC-5, Lum Gim Fong wrote:
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> My stock R559/539 typr
I've got a B67 that's not seen much use, never rained on, very good condition.
Looking for a B17, open to color variants but dig the Apple green. PM off list
if interested in pics/discussion. Thanks!
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Seems like we're drifting off topic.
Most molesters are related to the victim, or in a position of authority
over them. It is orders of magnitude more common for uncles, pastors, and
coaches to molest kids than "stranger danger." That said, I grew up in
Northern California in the 70s and 80s,
I would recommend getting a boys axe (light head longer handle) over a
hatchet, axes are much safer then hatchets. If you miss with an hatchet it
is more likely to hit the person using it then a longer handled axe.
On Tuesday, December 4, 2018 at 6:36:45 PM UTC-8, Steven Seelig wrote:
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I gave a small axe to one of my children at about ten years old, a
Wetterling's with a length of about 19 inches. I think the Gränsfors Small
Forest Axe is about the same size. This is a good length for a person that
age to use two-handed, as an axe. It's easy to chop off a finger or other
Where the fuck did this thread go?
-J
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Thank you, Mr. Hagedorn.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RZH2bmbUTl4
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If it's good enough for Jerry Garcia, it's good enough for me. I, too, have
always wondered how they managed to just cut off the middle finger. I think
your kid will do just fine with the hatchet.
Oh, and this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RZH2bmbUTl4
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I think the seat tube is 31.8mm. Wanted to do the complete build through
Riv, so I went with the CX70, which I have no complaints about. In the back
of my mind, I knew I could grab something vintage off eBay and throw it on
there if I wanted to. Mainly I knew the second the bike arrived, I would
I roll 48mm Switchback Hills on my 2014 side pull Sam (Tektro calipers), no
fenders. Wouldn't go any larger.
On Wednesday, December 5, 2018 at 12:56:25 PM UTC-7, Hugh Smitham wrote:
> Just curious what's the max tire width folks have squeezed into the 650b
> Hillborne?
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> Thanks,
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>
“My objective was the retro/vintage look with all silver components. Front
Deraileur is an exception because I couldn't find one that could handle the
range without needing a braze-on/adapter”
Did you try a vintage derailleur? I use a Suntour Cyclone on my Atlantis to
shift a 24/38/46 triple
Thanks. I feel pretty damn lucky that I happen to live so close to RBW.
It's about 2 hours away. They are crazy nice to work with at the shop.
Really helpful, patient, and informative. My wife and I got a chance to
meet Grant, and I feel like we totally fucked it up, fanboy'd too hard,
lol.
Thanks. Vince at Riv claims 44mm max. I'd love to fit a 47-48mm but the
newer ones may not as Vince states. I realize the Clem will fit 2"+ but I
like the Hillborne looks.
Hugh
On Wed, Dec 5, 2018, 1:08 PM Drw My wife has an old canti sam that has 48mm tires. It could probably even
> go a
I own both of these bikes and use them for pretty similar purposes, namely
daily commuting and errands plus longer/loaded touring (Joe, albatross) and
stripped down Road rides (Sam, noodle bar). Both are stable, neither is
ridiculously heavy, and they both ride great either with or without a
You can also look up how many women, minorities, poor people and veterans
live and work (or don't) in your neck of DC here:
https://factfinder.census.gov/faces/nav/jsf/pages/index.xhtml
Jeff Hagedorn
Los Angeles, CA USA
On Wednesday, December 5, 2018 at 2:25:45 PM UTC-8, Lum Gim Fong wrote:
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i would love bundle number one
thanks so much
Bo Richardson
Bellingham wa
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You can look up how many sex offenders live and work in your neck of DC
here:
http://sexoffender.dc.gov/
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My concern is less about traffic and more about the amount of sex offenders
who live and work in DC as can be seen in just this small slice of the
district thru the family watchdog sex offender registry:
https://www.familywatchdog.us/showmap.asp
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42mm tire with fenders on blue sam
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hi Jay
I'd love to grab bundle #4.
I'd happily also take the BQ bundle, but mostly to pass forward to
friend/family.
=- Joe Bunik
Walnut Creek, CA
On 12/5/18, 'Jay Burkhalter' via RBW Owners Bunch
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> I am cleaning out and clearing up before our next move so... Free to good
> homes for the
I am cleaning out and clearing up before our next move so... Free to good
homes for the price of postage. To keep things simple on my end, please
choose one, some, or all of the bundles (no breaking up of bundles).
1) Rivendell Readers #31-40, 44
Rivendell Catalogs various 2004-06
2)
My objective was the retro/vintage look with all silver components. Front
Deraileur is an exception because I couldn't find one that could handle the
range without needing a braze-on/adapter.
On Wed, Dec 5, 2018 at 10:12 AM frazzywig wrote:
> Oh cool thanks for that additional info. I'd
Nice work! I'm jealous you got yours in person. Very similar build to what
I just built; wheels, brakes, stem, bars, saddle (except you got the copper
rivets). I approve, haha.
Scot
Orange, CA
On Wednesday, December 5, 2018 at 9:40:40 AM UTC-8, frazzywig wrote:
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> Was meaning to add these
My Rivendell road is for sale, listed on my local craigslist, hoping for a
local face to face sale, realizing that's a long shot, I will ship using
Bike Flights, I am an experienced bike packer. Thanks, Steve
https://nh.craigslist.org/bik/d/1996-rivendell-road-custom-64/6765679568.html
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My wife has an old canti sam that has 48mm tires. It could probably even go
a little bigger. When i had a 700c sam, it took 50mm just fine. no
fenders, of course. i have no reference for the new 650b canti sams
though.
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I'm looking at these for an upcoming 11sp build.
I was bummed that the cool red accents were gone, too. They'd match the
Avid Ultimate brakes I have for the build.
Philip
Santa Rosa, CA
On Thursday, November 29, 2018 at 3:52:18 PM UTC-8, Hoffsta wrote:
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> I've got a single 1x11spd Sram
Bump. I'll take $1,300 and I will pay the shipping charge as long as it
it within the continental USA
On Saturday, December 1, 2018 at 8:23:06 AM UTC-5, RDS wrote:
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> I have a brand new, in box never opened, Clem H in size 52 in the Grilver
> color. Purchased earlier this year. I haven't
Just curious what's the max tire width folks have squeezed into the 650b
Hillborne?
Thanks,
~Hugh
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I've been tracking annual bike miles since 2007, and the last 3 or 4 years
I have averaged 5000 miles per year. That became my goal for 2018. I am
not into event rides, races or long distance rides. I usually like to ride
30 or 35 miles for a typical day trip.
I retired at the end of last
I also use dielectric grease on my dynamo connections, and had good success
with my computer. I also use it in my cheaper AAA battery powered blinkie
lights to reduce the corrosion at the battery terminals.
You can pick up a tube for ~$5, and there shouldn't be any negative
effects. It is
Holy girl bike, Batman! It's a Clementine!
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I’ve heard good things about the Kool Stop Cross lads. They’ll be going on my
Paul Racers soon.
-J
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Oh cool thanks for that additional info. I'd definitely like to change my
over to a similar look in the future. I was possibly thinking of going 1 X
10 for a nice clean look too. That will have to be down the road though.
For the short term I'm most likely just gonna switch out the current
A-side, "What makes a man start fires" of course.
On Wednesday, December 5, 2018 at 12:31:25 AM UTC-5, sameness wrote:
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> Sounds like a Minutemen B-side.
>
> Jeff Hagedorn
> Los Angeles, CA USA
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I've had a Gransfurs hatchet in the house since my son was 10 or so. He's
14 now and still has all his digits. I showed him early on what he could do
with it, how sharp it is. He especially likes how you can do pretty precise
wood shaving with it if you hold it at the head. We have a couple of
Was meaning to add these pics of the actual bike as well. The last one is a
pic of my wife standing with it from atop Mt. Diablo. We took a drive up
there before heading home.
https://imgur.com/a/HrvlAXS
On Wednesday, December 5, 2018 at 8:10:26 AM UTC-8, frazzywig wrote:
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> Those guys are
There's a lot of good, reasonable advice here. I'll just add a couple
points of reference and some resources you might peruse.
The Cub Scouts have a hard prohibition against pocket knives through 2nd
grade. After that, kids can earn a Whittling Chip
Steve: I approve, though I have to admit that I failed to be as confident
when my daughter was your son's age. In fact, from what I read, child
abductions, for one danger, are lower today than they were in the 1990s.
But I say, kudos.
OTOH, one of my early memories is slashing my left forefinger
Thanks for all the thoughtful responses. Yes, I do let my kid ride his
bike around DC in our neighborhood, mostly on sidewalks. The safety and
experience perspective others have offered applies for him. He has been
taught what to do and when and I trust that he will do what's right when
Those guys are the best,
https://www.facebook.com/587321671/posts/10156956905511672/
First ever Rivendell, couldn’t be more happy!
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My stock R559/539 typr hollow shaft snapped upon tightening.
The thinline shoes look way stronger. Solid bolt shaft. The R559/539 shaft
looks tinny and makes me not want to use them again in favor of a solid bolt
type shaft like thinlines have.
What do you use?
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> Compare this to the Mongolian kids hopping on little horses at two or
> three years old. My kid has been fencing since he was 7, so he's at least
> got some awareness of pointy tools. Plus we cook together in the kitchen,
> and have done some basic bicycle repairs. *I wish my dad had
It could be... but meant grail... I need to proofread more often
Karl
Nashville, TN
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Holy girl bike? Is that a southern thing?
Karl wrote:
> Ditto on the photos... the 1995 Prototype sounds like. holy girl bike...
> Karl
> Nashville, TN
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> On Tuesday, December 4, 2018 at 6:58:25 AM UTC-6, Fullylugged wrote:So both
> of my RBW products are off-line for refurbishment. The 1995
On Tuesday, December 4, 2018 at 11:54:42 PM UTC-5, Lum Gim Fong wrote:
> You let your child out on his own on the streets of DC at 7-10 years old?!?!?!
Hey, no parent-shaming! Headlin: Weird Things You Didn't Know About Rivsters
And Their Kids.
Compare this to the Mongolian kids hopping on
I grew up on a farm in West Central Missouri and had a variety of sharp
objects, amongst other things that could harm me, readily at my disposal.
I recall instances picking up a hatchet to whack away at some stick or limb
and received immediate instruction in how to do so safely by my father.
I have the predecessor of the R559 (the R556) on my Bleriot with cheap
Shimano aero levers and Koolstop pads, and the stopping is fine in both wet
and dry weather. It really doesn't feel any different from the SRAM Force
22 levers/brakes using Swissstop pads on a Lynskey that I have. However,
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