I remember when I bought my first Riv in 2003, a brand new Romulus. It was the
only bike I would ever need!
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Max,
I will get the stack and reach measurement by Sunday afternoon.
Thanks for the tip Conway.
Matt
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Well, I’m hoping it’s an easy fix with my new stem. I tried the saddle trick
and it felt all wrong, so I shoved it back on the rails again. There’s so much
I love about the blue bike (which I’m calling a Clementine when I unload the
real Clementine) so when I get it dialed in, it will really be
"I am very curious why Grant decided to change the geometry. "
Leah, that is always how it goes with Riv. If you see something you really
like, buy it, because the next shipment may be different. It may be "better" or
you may prefer the former. Hard to know. Designs are always being tweaked, or
Shouldn’t be a big deal to “fix.” Just get a 20mm shorter stem, scootch the
saddle forward a little bit. Good to go.
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I ride a 63cm MUSA AHH with 90.5 PBH and absolutely could not go a size up.
On Tuesday, 5 November 2019 08:18:16 UTC+8, John G. wrote:
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> Anyone with a 90cm PBH riding a 65cm Homer?
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There's someone on the Rivendell Facebook page look for a 64 cm AHH.
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Hmm... lovely frame and I’m very tempted by the possibility of a tall bike with
a short top tube, yet a relaxed seat tube angle, as most Rivs are.
However, some conflicting info here about the bikes geometry, so an accurate /
actual geometry chart would be helpful. To whit, the 58 cm top tube
Hi Jeff,
Just sent you a PM, which I'm telling you here because I've had some
problems recently sending and receiving PMs through Google groups.
Dave
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Thanks for the kind words Ryan. It am sure it will get sold eventually.
Matt
On Tuesday, November 5, 2019 at 8:22:19 PM UTC-6, Abcyclehank wrote:
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> Matt,
> You stated that it has slightly different measurements than some of the
> geometry stated on Riv’s charts. I actually like that Grant
Apparently Riv only sells the 250mm length version of this. I could maaaybe
make that work but I see plenty of the 300mm versions of the S84 on ebay.
Figured I'd come here first.
300mm only, please. 250mm is just not enough post. I know what you might be
thinking but my reality is more akin to
I'm not running 650b but have Gravel Kings smooth tread in a 700C x 38. I
set them up tubeless on Velocity Quill Rims and run them at 28psi. ( I
weigh around 160). I love this setup! I have tried a multitude of tires
through the years and find that these are the ones that I am 100% happy
with.
Yes David thats in the ballpark. I only inquired about the 59, which
is now spec'd @ 69.5 degree heat tube angle, 68.5cm effective TT and a 75cm
front-center. the seat tube angle is the same 71.5. Obviously the effective
reach, measured horizontally from the vertical center BB up, to the
FYI -- RBW got 60 of the new front racks and they're down to 30, so don't
lose out.
jim m
wc, ca
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Okay! Just have two items left:
- Dia Compe “E NE” cage (the one on the left) Has “tabs” which means you
can mount them with clamps $7
- Fibrax “Raincheater” brake pads for caliper brakes. Designed for steel
rims, has a bit of leather in the pad so it works nominally better than
Another happy customer! :-D
-Shawn
On Saturday, November 9, 2019 at 12:26:00 PM UTC-8, Joe Bernard wrote:
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> That's crazy. I sent Shawn a PM a little before noon; a half hour later I
> have a tracking number!
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That's crazy. I sent Shawn a PM a little before noon; a half hour later I have
a tracking number!
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PM sent via this maddening interface where it probably landed in Spam or an
email address you don't use anymore
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The number I got from Leah for her newer Clem was 62cm, which is significantly
stretched from her first edition. I think (hope) the stem swap will solve it 爛
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My comments about how brifters work with mtb derailers was not a blanket
statement. Sometimes they're perfect like when I used Ultegra 10 with a Shadow
XT and 11-34 cassette.
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I did the same. Thanks for the heads-up, Bill. I got the new front rack and
another basket.
On Sat, Nov 9, 2019 at 10:55 AM Austin B. wrote:
> Bill L. gets the "virtual" commission on my sale as I wasn't even thinking
> about ordering anything until his post pointed me to Grant's Blahg and
>
I don't claim to "know", but I suspect it has to do with the Clem now being
considered part of the Hillibike stable.
My crude measurements on a new 52 compared to the numbers in the geometry
chart on the frame page are: Effective top tube has increased 3 cm. (61 to
64), front center by 7 cm.
Ian - thank you! I hope my experience mirrors yours. I’m working on it!
Garth, thank you for confirming the differences I suspected! I did order a new
stem; I think it’s a Nitto Technomic 90 mm, and I’m really hoping that brings
the bars sufficiently closer. I think the rest of the bike
Hello friends! Some things have sold, so it’s time to update my “for sale”
listing. I’ve reduced the price on most of the remaining items. Just to
note: This is the final listing. I’m not going to lower prices anymore. If
things don’t sell, I’ll use ’em again, sell them elsewhere, donate, or wait
Bill L. gets the "virtual" commission on my sale as I wasn't even thinking
about ordering anything until his post pointed me to Grant's Blahg and
their need for cash flow. Just placed an order with RBW for a mish-mash of
stuff I needed to restock my bike supplies cabinet. Tubes, cables, several
What is the gear range on those long cage RD? There are a few on EBay but
they look more like mid cage designs to me.
John
On Sat, Nov 9, 2019 at 9:13 AM Steve Palincsar wrote:
> Taking this as a blanket statement, I am going to disagree with you. For
> compatible Shimano rear derailleurs
Taking this as a blanket statement, I am going to disagree with you.
For compatible Shimano rear derailleurs (i.e., excluding oddball
situations like 1st gen Dura Ace 8) there is no difference in index
shifting performance per se between road rear derailleurs and MTB rear
derailleurs. Of
On 11/8/19 10:26 PM, John McBurney wrote:
Well don’t forget I augered into a sand pit and literally filled the
right brifter with sand. I think I did a really good job cleaning it
out but you can only so so much.
A few years ago, while JRA my bottom bracket spindle broke and I ended
up
Interested in frameset or complete, let me know what you have. Thanks!
Jeff
(Mobile, Alabama)
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Yes they are considerably different Leah in that they are as you found out,
considerably longer in the front overall. I noticed it in the first email
photo of Grants new blue 59cm Clem-L(he formerly rode a 52) and called Will
@ Riv to get the specs and that confirmed it. While I knew that
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