Another note about bedrock classic (non cairn). They are basically paper thin
and easy to roll up. great/small/easy to carry on a trip or tour where you’ll
primarily be wearing shoes but want a sandal alternative for some parts.
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My favorites used to be Keen Newport H2 but my newest pair weren’t as
comfortable, I tried Chico’s but like others have stated they are heavy and
uncomfortable. I bought a pair of Bedrock classics and once I figured out the
fit they disappeared on my feet. I like the fact that I don’t have heel
Here's another data point...I have a PBH of about 88, longish limbs and average
torso. Also, I'm 63 so not as spry as I used to be. however, I've used bars
around 42cm consistently for nearly 40 years! So maybe those 42's will work
fine for you. I didn't care for the 44cm Noodles I was given, I
Getting rid of parts an extras... In perfect condition:
Front:
- Son Widebody dynamo hub
- Altas 36 holed polished rim
Rear:
- White Industries MI5 chrome
- Altas 36 holed polished rim
Local pickup in SF Bay Area preferred, but can ship.
René
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Hello again!
Life has happened and with it, a serious health wake-up call, which has set
me again on the bike stable reduction path, among other reductions.
I have decided to put my wonderful Cheviot 60cm for sale, hoping that a
miracle will happen and someone wanting to get one just like it,
heads up, if you ordered a patch and haven't received it yet, i am sending
out another batch this week, apologies for the delay. i need to track down
some addresses.
we will be adding more info to the thread about the meetup asap.
On Wednesday, July 17, 2019 at 9:20:29 PM UTC-4, Ben Obrien
Thanks for writing up your adventure, Tim. The Joe looks set up for the
job! I hope to do a bit of touring around New York State some time in the
sweet spot between when my son is old enough and I'm not too old. The
Woodstock Farm Sanctuary is not far from me. A good friend who is
vegetarian
Gotta do the egg/tabasco combo holder, of course.
On Tuesday, August 20, 2019 at 5:03:22 PM UTC-4, Marc Pfister wrote:
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> On Monday, August 19, 2019 at 5:06:48 PM UTC-7, Mark Roland wrote:
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>> You can use the tight wb spot for a flask holder, or a tool kit.
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> I have a 3D printer so I
I'm confused, Justin. What exactly do you disagree with? Because it sounds like
you agree with everything I wrote, with the possible exception of transition
details. I only gave the details of my transition to barefoot for context, not
for "this is the only way to do it." Your description of
On Monday, August 19, 2019 at 5:06:48 PM UTC-7, Mark Roland wrote:
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> You can use the tight wb spot for a flask holder, or a tool kit.
>
I have a 3D printer so I was going to print some kind of esoteric holder.
Boiled eggs? Tobasco sauce? Mini Pringles can? Silly String?
- Marc
CC NV
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I bought a pair of Bedrocks at the beginning of the warm weather this year
in the Hudson Valley. Previously I had a pair from Merrell that I liked a
lot, but they both broke in the same place (a plastic loop that the heel
strap goes through) and after the second time, I never sent them back.
Appreciate all the feedback so far. I've got an old pair of Nitto Mod. 165
in 42 that I am going to give a try, as well as a friend's Nitto "classic"
in 45.
My concern about reach is that as I've gotten older, and started riding
longer, I always getting this feeling I need to stretch my
Yes, assuming your bike is a true "custom" Rivendell, e.g., it was hand
built by one of a number of excellent frame builders, then it will be worth
more if the "sticker decals" say Rivendell instead of Resurrectio
Further, I notice you have some hashtags on the bottom of your CL ad --
I disagree with DP on nearly everything except this.
Beyond bone damage the reason most folks end up needing arch support and the
like to compensate for weak or unbalanced feet. Get flat shoes to start with,
then move to thinner soles and your feet will repay you. On and off the bike.
-J
> On
Hi Everyone! I would like to share a link to a blog post I wrote
chronicling my bicycle tour across New York state from my house to the tiny
town of Watkins Glen. The beginning of the post talks about veganism and
why I did this trip as a fundraiser for Farm Sanctuary. If you don't care
for
I think what Brewster is getting at is it warrants new Rivendell decals. You're
going to get burned on the price selling as is.
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A semi-brief comment in general on minimalist shoes/sandals: They are
wonderful. No cushion, thin as possible, no support, and foot shaped (w-i-d-e
forefoot). I used to "need" orthotics (since age 12), had severe tendon issues
and flat feet. Going barefoot strengthened my feet, shortened them
These are claimed
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Thanks, sounds promising! Think I may give them a go.
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Thanks Igor! I missed out on these the first time and was bummed.
Sean Steinle
2336 Westchester Road
Lawrence, KS 66049
Thanks,
Sean
On Tue, Aug 20, 2019 at 2:00 PM Igor wrote:
> Send me your full shipping address
>
> Thank you
> Igor
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> On Tue, Aug 20, 2019 at 2:36 PM Sean Steinle
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Yes. Of course. Resurrectio is the sticker decals.
On Tue, Aug 20, 2019 at 11:23 AM Brewster Fong wrote:
> I don't understand why this is called a "Resurrectio" if you have the
> paperwork that shows it was originally a custom Rivendell?! I know it has
> been repainted, but shouldn't the
Send me your full shipping address
Thank you
Igor
On Tue, Aug 20, 2019 at 2:36 PM Sean Steinle wrote:
> I'll take them! Shipping to 66049
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> Sean
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> On Tue, Aug 20, 2019 at 1:31 PM Igor wrote:
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>> I got these from Mike but they're too small for me. Passing them on for
>> the cost of
I can't comment on the Chacos but I do own the Bedrock 3D Cairn. I
absolutely love these! I've been wearing them nearly everyday this summer.
I originally ordered the Classic model but returned them when I saw how
thin the soles were. You need the thicker sole to be comfortable on your
pedals
I'll take them! Shipping to 66049
Sean
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> the cost of shipping. Email me off list.
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I got these from Mike but they're too small for me. Passing them on for the
cost of shipping. Email me off list.
Thanks
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I don't understand why this is called a "Resurrectio" if you have the
paperwork that shows it was originally a custom Rivendell?! I know it has
been repainted, but shouldn't the original paperwork prove it was a custom?
Good Luck!
On Monday, August 19, 2019 at 1:25:34 PM UTC-7, Ahmed
Hi Chris,
Another list member mentioned the RM-013 above. I'm 6'5" - 97pbh and tried
a 48cm RM-013 but their sizing method is deceptive and different compared
to Noodles and possibly other models. It's more like ~43cm at hoods,
measuring 48cm at center to center of bar ends after flare. I
I'm glad to have started the sandal solidarity economy!
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Hi Forum, I'm open to resonable offers for this bag. Pleae message me off
list with questions. Thanks. Steve
On Monday, May 27, 2019 at 3:42:29 PM UTC-5, Steve Butcher wrote:
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> Hello Forum,
> I'm offering for sale this Waxwing Bag Co. Seat Wedge bag which I
> puchased new at the end
I’ve shrunk to just less than 6’1” and use 48 Noodles on my bikes. When
Bill Farrell brought out the Fit Kit, I was measured and moved from 40’s to
44, I increased my stem extension from 105 to 130. I moved to 46 bars when
Grant got them and then 48s when they came out. I still like long stem
5'10", Asian build, best frame size 60 X 56-57 c-c. I like 38 cm bars with
long reach and moderate drop on paved road bikes, 42 ditto on dirt road
bikes.
As always, YMWV.
On Mon, Aug 19, 2019 at 2:33 PM Chris Balaschak
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> I am wondering the consensus on handlebar width for a midsized
Does she want to swap out her bike?
If so, is she using her LHT for shopping? Carrying anything? I am using a
Clementine for my sons’ school commute. The bike is magical and even though
it’s heavy, I have no trouble climbing hills with it. Whatever stupid weight I
saddle it with, the bike
I've had the 700x45 Riddlers on my Appaloosa for a year. I'm very happy
with them for mixed terrain Vermont riding - dirt, pavement, loose sandy
gravel, muddy town roads, under-biking forays on abandoned forest roads. -
K
On Monday, August 19, 2019 at 4:11:01 PM UTC-4, Neil Doran wrote:
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10m I think. Maybe 10.5. 50$+shipping?
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all done here - thanks again
On Tuesday, August 20, 2019 at 9:53:49 AM UTC-5, Ron Mc wrote:
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> sale pending...
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Also:
I was told by the Bedrock guys when I bought mine that the Pro wears much
faster than the regular outsole so to only get it if you really are going into
the water.
> On Aug 20, 2019, at 6:58 AM, 'jinxed' via RBW Owners Bunch
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> We should start a ROG Sandal Exchange Program!
Compounds:
Pro is sticky for water.
Insoles:
3D is thicker sole and slight contour to footbed.
Outsoles:
Cairn is lugged hiking tred
Geo is flattened lugs for casual usage
Plain is slithky textures outsole.
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> We should
We should start a ROG Sandal Exchange Program! Thank you for the comments
on the differences, that was my take as well. I did notice there is a
different pattern in the footbeds between the regular and pro, so it made
me curious if that material was somehow different too.? Not sure I need
I'm 6'3", ~95cm PBH IIRC, and use 46cm Nitto M151's on my 64cm Rambouillet. The
M151's are pretty square (no flare to the drops) so the hoods are probably
close to 46cm apart. This is perfect for a road bike fit. If I were setting up
a drop bar off road bike I may consider something wider
This is exactly why they fit me, but like all shoes made from recycled
rubber, Chacos have finite life, and fail with surprise. Merrills fit me
the same way and last much longer.
On Monday, August 19, 2019 at 1:21:22 AM UTC-5, Jonathan D. wrote:
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> Chacos have a high arches and thick soles.
I am 6'1" and use the 46cm Noodle bars. I have been using the 46cm size for
about a decade and have no complaints. I am going to try a set of 42mm
Noodles on the next build, just because.
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I do and I think they're great. I have the 27.5 x 2.4 lightweight version on
my Hunqapillar and they are an excellent all-rounder tire considering I've only
ridden them in the city.
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I have a brand new in sealed package Barlow, 700c x 38mm, extralight
casing, tan wall for sale. Jan wants $82 +shipping.
I'll sell this for $85 shipped, Priority Mail fixed rate.
The bonus is a second relatively low-mileage tire that was on the front.
An inexpensive way to get into a set
Robert,
I think you touched what's possibly the dividing line!
Achilles tendonitis or plantar fasciitis will change the way you assess
shoe fit. I've had a go at both and now I use Birkenstock 3/4 footbeds in
my shoes at work. Chacos have more contouring of their footbed, like a
YAYYY!!! That was a long road to this point, but all seems well now. I'm
looking forward to tomorrow when you'll be shifty! Wait, let me rephrase
that...
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