I put the Campy QR binders that Mike Kone sells on an Ebisu and a 1982
Sequoyah. Straight-forward installation, good function, and about as pretty as
a binder bolt can reasonably be expected to look.
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Nah. Those things don't work. I use to tie some string between saddle rails and
seat stays. That made it really easy to find the right height fast after having
lowered the post. But then I got lazy and just high-posted it. Now the mtb has
a dropper and I use it all the time, so I am thinking of
You going Hite-Right?
On Wednesday, October 23, 2019 at 1:06:24 PM UTC-7, Clayton.sf wrote:
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> Interesting. Would definitely want to fill the hex bolt space to avoid
> effin up the paint.
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> Guess a trip to the hardware store is in the near future.
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> CSHBGCA
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> On Wednesday, October 23,
IIRC, Rivendell charged a similar price for LS shirts. Expensive, but for
small-run, MUSA garments, acceptable. LLB and LE charge $50-$55, and those
are made in bulk overseas, I am sure. Synthetic LS jerseys in this year's
(or probably, next year's) style can easily go for twice that. And these
All sold, more odds and ends I'm not using coming soon. Who needs 9-speed SRAM
grip shifters with derailers??
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Very kind. ✌
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Hello All,
I have too many bags, and am pairing down. I was hoping someone on the list who
wouldn’t normally be able to spend $200 for a good messenger bag and was
needing a commute bag that’s waterproof and a damn good bag would find this ad!
If you are that person, reply off list.
Thanks,
This has been sold. Thanks to all who expressed an interest and also thanks
to the RBW Owners Bunch.
On Thursday, October 17, 2019 at 12:00:47 PM UTC-7, Peter Koletzke wrote:
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> To clarify, I'm looking for a local buyer, in-person sale. Remote offers
>> are going on a waiting list.
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> On
Does it plane?
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So … add the words “Club Ride” to the name of a flannel shirt, and you can
charge $90 for it?
--Eric Norris
campyonly...@me.com
@CampyOnlyguy (Twitter/Instagram)
> On Oct 23, 2019, at 4:43 PM, PG <4thgearfl...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> Just when I was starting to think maybe Grant isn't all THAT
Just when I was starting to think maybe Grant isn't all *THAT* prescient...
https://www.bicycling.com/bikes-gear/a28422461/flannel-riding-shirt/
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+1 for what Ash said:
”Indeed! The red bag you had on in one of the pictures goes very well with the
wheel color.
Red cables, pedals and grips are optional ;)”
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Interesting. Would definitely want to fill the hex bolt space to avoid
effin up the paint.
Guess a trip to the hardware store is in the near future.
CSHBGCA
On Wednesday, October 23, 2019 at 12:20:11 PM UTC-7, Garth wrote:
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> The QR that Riv uses are not anything special, I asked. They
Indeed! The red bag you had on in one of the pictures goes very well with
the wheel color.
Red cables, pedals and grips are optional ;)
Clem is definitely the best candidate out there for electrification. The
most ergonomic, comfortable, durable and practical utility bike with some
power
It isn't you, it's map my ride. I've input over 1,000 routes in
ridewithgps and I couldn't view that mapmyride route either.
On 10/23/19 8:45 AM, alan lavine wrote:
Hey Mark,
Do you have a turn by turn route sheet for the Cold Spring ride? I
tried to get it on the site but as I am a digital
All yours, Melanie! Holler at me at
joeremi62 gmail com or text
415 786 4623
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The QR that Riv uses are not anything special, I asked. They clamp
on/over each side in total. The hex bolt space doesn't get filled in, so if
perfect paint is your thing this is not for you as it's gonna get scuffed.
I'd get a steel one myself, like this :
These came on my Appaloosa, but I immediately changed them out to my
albatross bars. These sell for $92 at Rivendell, but selling for $50 plus
shipping. These are my SECOND favorite bars after the albatross, and I've
tried a lot! Please send me a private note if you're interested. Thanks.
Tray, please! Thanks,
Melanie
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Many Riv demo bikes have QR skewers for the seat. Ask them.
Bill Lindsay
EC, CA
On Wednesday, October 23, 2019 at 10:33:43 AM UTC-7, Clayton.sf wrote:
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> Hi All,
>
> Has anyone successfully added a Quick Release Seatpost binder to a
> Rivendell frame?
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> I feel like I know what I need in
You mean like this?
[image: Green Brooks Delight.JPG]
Craig in Tucson
On Wednesday, October 23, 2019 at 10:33:43 AM UTC-7, Clayton.sf wrote:
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> Hi All,
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> Has anyone successfully added a Quick Release Seatpost binder to a
> Rivendell frame?
>
> I feel like I know what I need in
Laing: Yes, they make 26" and 700C. There's also a singlespeed version for 120
dropouts like Quickbeam.
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Boulder Bicycle has a bunch of NOS Campagnolo seatpost quick releases for
about $12 each. Look like they might work.
Laing
Cocoa FL
On Wednesday, October 23, 2019 at 1:33:43 PM UTC-4, Clayton.sf wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> Has anyone successfully added a Quick Release Seatpost binder to a
>
Hello all-
I'd prefer frame only, but open to complete/partial builds, any color.
Thank you,
Pat Ryan
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Tray still available.
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I told Leah I might do red cables (I have some stashed around here somewhere).
Whaddyathink?
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Do they make a 700c wheel? - The red would go well on a Betty Foy.
Laing
Cocoa FL
On Wednesday, October 23, 2019 at 1:30:49 PM UTC-4, REC (Roberta) wrote:
> With the wheel, I actually liked the look with the red bag you had
> originally on it (and that is from someone with all black bags). To
I've been passively wondering about this for ages - it would be SO nice to
be able to pop out the seat post in the city, instead of keeping it on with
an anti-theft mechanism.
On Wednesday, October 23, 2019 at 1:33:43 PM UTC-4, Clayton.sf wrote:
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> Hi All,
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> Has anyone successfully added a
Hi All,
Has anyone successfully added a Quick Release Seatpost binder to a
Rivendell frame?
I feel like I know what I need in general. QR that is long/short enough
that mates with the nut on the other side and some spacers/washers that fit
into the space where the hex bolt head usually sits.
That was fast! Grabber is sold, tray tentatively still available but waiting on
one potential who has first dibs.
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With the wheel, I actually liked the look with the red bag you had
originally on it (and that is from someone with all black bags). To me it
says "I'm accessorizing with red."
On Wednesday, October 23, 2019 at 11:26:36 AM UTC-4, Joe Bernard wrote:
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> Thanks, Roberta! I appreciate this more
Hi Friends,
Last year you all made great recommendations for a family bike adventure and we
had the best time biking The Strand. It was scenic with the ocean just there,
and there was lots of activity and also great lunch spots. I really can’t thank
you enough!
We get a holiday on Friday, so
Thanks for the input Steven.
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Takashi, another fine example of your explorations in the magnificent
environment you inhabit. Your Hunq is cool too! Thanks for sharing this.
Best,
Rich in ATL
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I bought these from Riv a while back in what I think was a bout of padding for
free shipping or spending money there just to spend it..maybe both. The tray
doesn't fit my Park stand (it's not designed to), the grabber works with
everything, I just don't seem to need either.
Tray $5 plus
Indeed, Ryan, one thing I like about its extreme noticeability is I don't feel
like I'm lying when I pass some poor carbon roadie wondering why that old guy
on a step-thru just blew by him. The wheel says "I have a motor, I'm not trying
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Joe,
I agree with Roberta it definitely looks like it belongs on the Clem L. The
red is definitely attention generating initially I thought a more subdued color
would be desired.
Now the color symbolizes for me that the owner is a bike lover first but open
to enhancing their riding
Thanks, Roberta! I appreciate this more than you know because I've been
struggling with how the wheel looks. Not enough to remove it - I'm not crazy!
(some would disagree) - but it's so RED. I'll work on seeing it with your eyes
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Joe,
I really like the look of that wheel with the Clem L--those two belong
together, even more than the wheel with the All Rounder.
Happy riding,
Roberta
On Friday, October 18, 2019 at 10:30:44 PM UTC-4, Joe Bernard wrote:
> Due to the overwhelming response to this, I've decided to show
Earlier this year Bikeportland shared this story about some friends who
rode from Portland to Timberline Lodge, climbed Mount Hood, and returned to
Portland:
https://bikeportland.org/2019/02/26/from-portland-to-the-summit-of-mt-hood-and-back-by-bike-and-boot-and-ski-296114
It's been done
Oh I disagree about the derailer: it's pretty, it matches the vintage of the
frame and it's derailing! No one will ever know I'm not shifting it
You're boosting your Quickbeam? Excellent choice! Email me when you get a
chance k, I'd like to hear about the motor and whatnot.
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Good to hear yr steerstopper success especially with the clem
And yes the qbeam s a 68 an extremely comfortable ride
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> On Oct 23, 2019, at 6:29 AM, Julian Westerhout wrote:
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> Tom,
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> I've been using Steerstoppers on my 64 cm Clem H and our Bilenky tandem for
> a
Joe,
Much approved. Only issue is that is to nice of a derailer to only serve as
bling. Enjoy the gravel; enjoy the non-e Riv.
Going to E-bike one of my Rivendells today; making an E-Ent.
Will let you know how it goes!
Ryan “influenced by Joe’s e-converting bikes” Hankinson
West Michigan
You might do better to get a chain tug than a stronger skewer. Just one on the
drive side is probably enough.
Rob
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Bonus points for the Schrader valves!
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Hey Mark,
Do you have a turn by turn route sheet for the Cold Spring ride? I tried
to get it on the site but as I am a digital moron, couldn't.
Thanks,
Alan
On Tuesday, October 22, 2019 at 7:16:43 AM UTC-4, Mark Roland wrote:
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> If you take the train to Cold Spring, this route begins and ends
What tires are those Adam?
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> On Oct 22, 2019, at 11:47 PM, Adam Leibow wrote:
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> my rambouillet on an alpine dam ride here in marin (sf)
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>> On Friday, February 1, 2019 at 11:29:13 AM UTC-8, Adam Leibow wrote:
>> hi all, i want to create a thread where
Hi Mark! You were the one who tipped me off that the ride was possible. I
was prepared to pay the $20 to pass through Mohonk but I rode on a Friday
afternoon and I never found a place to pay. Even at $20, it's a great ride.
One possible issue: Mohonk and Minnewaska are busy on the weekends
Awesome. I love seeing all the things people do with their bikes.
Pass Hunting becomes Peak Hunting.
Andy Cheatham
Pittsburgh
On Monday, October 21, 2019 at 10:13:46 AM UTC-4, Takashi wrote:
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> Last week I climbed Mt. Kosumo, one of Japanese Alps Mountains.
> The starting point of trail up Mt.
Tom,
I've been using Steerstoppers on my 64 cm Clem H and our Bilenky tandem
for a couple of years. They're pricy, as you noyed, but they work great. I
use the clem for commuting and shopping with a basket and shopsack, and the
Steerstopper prevents bar swing, bike tipping, etc.
Julian
No.
No dumb questions here. Someone just pointed out last week how there are so
many standards that it's hard to pick one. If all the swirling ideas that
reach manufacturing produce anything, it'll be questions. Even for brake
mounting fixtures attached to the frame and fork.
Jan Heine (of
Thanks so much Takashi! Very inspiring. I have been wanting to visit Japan
for years! Hope I can make it happen in the next 5.
On Tuesday, October 22, 2019 at 8:08:16 AM UTC-7, Rob Kristoff wrote:
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> Takashi,
> Thanks for sharing. Wonderful pics.
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> Rob
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