Thanks Doug, unfortunately according to Riv sizing chart the 53 is too
large.
On Thu, Jun 13, 2019 at 12:42 PM dougP wrote:
> Have you checked this against Riv's sizing charts? One of the advantages
> of the new designs is that they fit a wider range of people.
>
> dougP
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> On Wednesday, June
This is true, my PBH is 79-80ish. The only way I could drop down to a 50 MIT-A
is if I was using drop or Moustache bars. In fact I'd need a 56 to get the
reach right for Boscos.
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Have you checked this against Riv's sizing charts? One of the advantages
of the new designs is that they fit a wider range of people.
dougP
On Wednesday, June 12, 2019 at 7:27:20 PM UTC-7, ed wrote:
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> Hi Joe,
> Your 53 Atlantis is too tall for my 80 pbh and I am only 5'-5":-(
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Well Dave, I thought you added a bit more than, cultural differences,and
people confuse them, that's it. You went on to add that they have their
thing and you have yours and what's the big deal--"*different cultures
gravitate to different things, and there's nothing wrong with it. It's
just
I can't WAIT to see that Hunqapillar!
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Whelp!
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Thanks for the link to the sizing chart. I’ve added it to my craigslist listing
as well. I did indeed use the fork braze ons for a low riders at one point and
was really happy with them. It’s truly a beautifully functioning bike that I
hope finds a good new home. I’ll also post a picture to the
Hi Joe,
Your 53 Atlantis is too tall for my 80 pbh and I am only 5'-5":-(
On Thu, Jun 13, 2019 at 10:05 AM Joe Bernard wrote:
> Call me, Ed! I'm 5'-7" and it fits great with the Loops!
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Thank you, all! I am delighted you enjoy the vicarious journey through the
pixels. Grin.
Patrick, Aye. Monks strive for contemplation in prayer, which I've heard
defined as entering so fully into the now that all nows are present and that is
to taste God.Out here, beauty strikes like a
Call me, Ed! I'm 5'-7" and it fits great with the Loops!
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How tall is the headtube? I have a 62 Betty foy and it is 8”. If this were
taller I would consider it.
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Hey, someone should purchase this 53 Atlantis.
By the way, this particular size is not anymore available from Riv.
It this were a size 50 I would be calling Joe already :-)
Edgar
On Thu, Jun 13, 2019 at 8:54 AM Joe Bernard wrote:
> Microshift trigger shifter, not thumbie shown in other photo.
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Hi Mark,
My stance is that differences attributed to race are often differences in
culture. That's it. They're cultural differences, not racial differences.
You peeled a couple of layers away from that to tease out some specific
factors that might *create* cultural differences, and I don't
Hydro flask or stainless steel equivalent insulated bottles for ice water are
nothing short of great...that’s what I use packed with ice. If I’m not using a
bar bag I have one of those large Two Fish cages with a Voile rubber strap or
equivalent strap...regardless...all hail ice water on hot
Hi Patrick,
I enjoyed pics and narrative as usual.
Thanks for sharing.
You probably have shared your gearing set up
somewhere.
Mind listing it again?
Paul in Dallas
Actually enjoying a Colorado adventure myself this week in vicinity of
Steamboat Springs, a lovely area
Where did you leave from? Great story and photographs!!!
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If the chain is for 8 speeds, the problem is very certainly dirt (unless
the links or chain are damaged).
FWIW -- you may know this -- you don't need a 8 or 7 or 5 or special ss
speed chains on ss's if you use a 3/32" cog; I use 9 speed chains on my
fixies because I use Dingles which require a
Please PM me..
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I didn't read the whole thread so apologies if this has been stated: the
tire pressures required for tandem weights are much higher than normal to
support two peoples' weight. Compass EL seems risky to me for sidewall blow
out. I have the WTB horizons on mine, which seem just strong enough not
Update: Oh! How wonderful it was to have fresh brewed cold coffee while
bikepacking this past weekend. The penultimate brew came on the last day, in
which I woke enveloped in fog at 10,000 feet and 34˚F. I filled the brewing
thermos the rest of the way (I get the grounds wet after drinking the
I thought it was clear since I quoted the text that I was responding to one
particular post on the thread. I was just pointing out that "black culture" in
the US was formed partly in response to the culture and other circumstances
around it.
When I lived in NYC, I was involved in several
I'm also interested in a discussion of race in cycling, but I don't have
the time at the moment to lay out my thoughts in an effective manner, so
I'll just post some links that might be helpful:
http://www.aquickbrownfox.com/
The website of Ayesha McGowan, a black woman who is a pro road
This one has wrapped up so I'll just hijack instead of starting a new thread.
Have: Brown Rivet with cutout.
Want: B67.
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Ok, I lied about the final bump, because I'm going to lower the price again.
Final price/bump for real: $800 plus shipping - frame, fork, headset.
If there's no takers, I'll hang it up and hold onto for a while. Likely
will regret the sale of this at some point, but it's just a bike.
David
On
Thanks y'all for the advice about the chain pliers. Those would be
helpful. I had to do some checking to answer some of the poster's
questions. The chain with the problem was a SRAM PC-830, an 8-speed.
Normally, I don't have too much of a problem getting these links to come
apart, usually
I just used this method last week when installing a new chain. Worked
wonderfully!
https://youtu.be/z4aHi7jxY2I
On Tuesday, June 11, 2019 at 2:37:58 PM UTC-7, George Schick wrote:
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> This afternoon I struggled to get a easy-link (or whatever SRAM calls it)
> to "release" so I could clean the
thanks--that's interesting and helpful. I'm a little concerned about what
i might be contributing to the environment with all the sealant I would use
and its related packaging/transport/embedded energy/etc. i don't change
tubes very often and can just pump them up with elbow grease when needed.
Though they rarely get a chance to roll, my HHH and I love our 60mm g-ones
mounted tubeless on cliffhangers. And the same tires mounted tubeless, also
with cliffhangers, on my Rosco Bubbe are way way way way preferable to tubed
when rolling around the mean streets of NYC. I go through roughly
Hey Jonathan, Not complete. Just F/F/HS/ BB/ seatpost
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> On Jun 12, 2019, at 10:35 AM, Jonathan D. wrote:
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> Are you selling a complete Joe for $950. I wish it was my size.
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Are you selling a complete Joe for $950. I wish it was my size.
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Thanks, all, appreciated. Am going to start with the 50mm G-One Speeds.
Am scared to try tubeless, mostly because I am old fashioned/out of
touch/don't understand/haven't tried it. Thoughts on the advisability of
that with tandems?
On Tuesday, June 11, 2019 at 7:54:11 PM UTC-4, Marc Pfister
make sure if your moving to 11 speed chain that you get the latest version
of the Park tool. Old version works great for removing link but does not
work for installing link. For installing it is nearly impossible (for me)
to pull the two ends apart to get the link to click into place. Newest
I also use chain pliers. That said, in theory, pressing the links together
will facilitate removal by hand. Below is a link. I remember doing this
with intermittent success, but nowadays I grab the pliers.
It seems like 10+ speed chain links are much more difficult.
And my observation that at least in Southern Maryland, there are plenty
of black cyclists, but that in general they're most often found in
groups that are largely made up of other black cyclists, that's to be
dismissed as "anecdotal" and it's just chopped liver, right?
On 6/12/19 6:53 AM,
The saddle has been sold.
On Tuesday, May 28, 2019 at 1:25:37 PM UTC-5, Steve Butcher wrote:
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> Hello forum,
> I'm offering for sale this little used Velo Orange model 3 touring
> saddle in brown color. It has been installed on a bike but always stored
> indoors and never wet. I have
Wonderful story and photos, Patrick. You have a beautiful backyard! Grant is
quite lucky to have such a field tester.
Tom
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Breathtaking. Thanks for your insight to stop, photograph and recall for
description the scenes you capture. That "undulating plateau" surely comes
under the descriptions of montane ecosystems (the Wikipedia article nicely
categorizes) but you'll have to decide since so much depends on where
Dave Small wrote:
*"**The purported paucity of black cyclists is a cultural phenomenon, not a
racial phenomenonSo there aren't many black cyclists---so what? It's
not their thing. They have other things. Their things aren't my things,
and they're not trying to get me involved in their
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