Yes. Coffee is included in the sale.
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Is coffee also included in the sale?
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Evening-
In preparation for my impending move to the land of Brexit, my beloved
SimpleOne is on (very) long-term loan to a trusted friend. I was chatting
with him yesterday about the bike and mentioned the article on the two
shiftable gears mod in Riv Reader number 36. Needless to say he is
Marty
Did you use the Pletscher stays with the Nitto stay bolts or did you use
Nitto stays? Can you provide a close picture of the rack and the stays?
Really a nice concept and execution.
I have 3 old Pletscher racks and would love to try this on one of them.
What model did you modify?
Lot of interest, but bike is still available. Price adjustment - Complete
bike minus Outershell basket bag, saddle, and pedals - $2075 plus bike
flights shipping.
I'll put up more detailed pictures album when I can get the chance today.
Build includes:
-MIT AHH frameset
-Bottom bracket
Lot of interest, but bike is still available. Price adjustment - Complete
bike minus Outershell basket bag, saddle, and pedals - $2075 plus bike
flights shipping.
I'll put up more detailed pictures album when I can get the chance today.
Build includes:
-MIT AHH frameset
-Bottom bracket
For the rear rack, I drilled out the riveted stays on the Pletscher, enlarged
the holes a touch, and the Nitto stay bolt thingies made the job easy. I also
drilled a hole in the middle of the bracket at the bridge. The frame has a flat
there, so no need for a concave bridge washer. The rack is
I seem to recall a Brompton being listed on this forum for sale. Not very
Rivendell. (I own 2 of them). I personally enjoy seeing cool bikes come up
for sale.
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Hey all,
As the title says, I'm looking for one of these (RIGHT SIDE ONLY) in decent
shape, if anyone has one languishing in their parts bin ; )
Please PM me if you have one available and name your $ amount.
Thank you!
-Bryan
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Bump and deal sweetener. Now the $1300 price includes the Velocity Synergy
wheelset. Let me know if you have any questions.
63cm MUSA Hilsen frameset in dark brown
Bill Lindsay
El Cerrito Ca
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Until the new Silvers are available, here are some from IRD via Soma. Riv is
out of stock at the moment:
https://store.somafab.com/ird-power-ratchet-friction-thumb-shifter-set.html
If those don’t fit the bill, I’ve had success with older Shimano thumbshifters
(Deerhead or otherwise) for
I am interested. I have a coupon from Schwalbe for a replacement of any tire.
Would you be interested in a straight across trade? Essentially, I would just
have the tire shipped to you instead of me.
Eric
> On May 28, 2019, at 12:00 PM, ctifusion wrote:
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> I've got a set of these with 400
I've got a set of these with 400 miles on them (standard, tan) that I'll
sell for $80 shipped (conus) if you're interested. That's the cost of one
new one plus shipping.
Good shape, no flats, may need some soap and water on the tan sidewalls.
Brynnar
Indy
On Tuesday, June 5, 2018 at 11:48:35
Very worthy of an RBW 25th anniversary model.
Nicely done!
Best,
Rich in ATL
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Interestingly, at about 5'10" my 73.5cm or so saddle height is representrf in
all four sizes. Obviously the small and xl being outliers. More to come on this.
On Monday, May 27, 2019 at 10:49:15 PM UTC-4, Kainalu V. -Brooklyn NY wrote:
> Sub 165 on an XL? That's some long and skinny (I'm long
Marty
Very nice, especially the rear rack. Can you explain what you did to the
rack other than remove the spring trap. I see you bolted the curved end
into the brake bridge. What about the stays?
John Hawrylak
Woodstown NJ
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Wow! That’s nice! I love that!
Anthony Childs
> On May 28, 2019, at 4:57 AM, Marty Gierke, Stewartstown PA
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> It's everything I want a Rivendell to be. What better way to celebrate RBW's
> 25th anniversary year than to tweak a classic All Rounder into something
> special. This is
Brilliant, Marty! Absolutely brilliant! I love that rear rack. Suave.
With abandon,
Patrick
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Put it on the Paceline forum as well - perfect material for that place.
Cool bike.
KJ
On Monday, May 27, 2019 at 1:00:23 PM UTC-7, stoker wrote:
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> Hi All -
>
> I am looking to sell my son's Breadwinner which is only a couple of years
> old - unfortunately, he has outgrown it with a major
With reluctance, I am downsizing my bike fleet, sticking with my Clem,
Redwood, and adding a folding bike to complement my train commutes.
I'm finally getting around to selling a 62cm Trek 850 with great reluctance
as well (apologies if you've inquired about that one and I never responded).
As others have mentioned, the Vermonter (DC to St. Albans, VT, via NYC)
does allow bikes on board without the need to box them up -- they've
modified the luggage nook of a regular coach on that train so that the
bike's rear wheel is hung from a hook. Getting your bike on board through a
coach
I had always wondered about one-tube-thickness-fits-all aspect. My frame
size (46cm App/50cm Atlantis) being inherently stronger due to shorter
tubes, isn't it over-built (and too rigid) compared to a 60cm frame if the
same tubing is used? Besides, the rider + load (160 + no more than 20lbs
SOLD!
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Joe: Thanks. Am interested but s/t came up and won't be able to call until
Wed or so.
just to be clear: you saddle has no cutout, correct?
Thanks.
On Mon, May 27, 2019 at 5:25 PM Jim Salinas wrote:
> Patrick, I have a Cambrium c17 in near perfect condition (black)(maybe
> they are all black).
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