If the rack can be disassembled with a wrench then there is no benefit to
pre-loosening the bolts. Even if they are tight, the thief can still
disassemble it with a wrench after you park your bike.
In fact leaving it tight is better for the thief because you won’t notice that
it’s easy to
My recipe is 500ml warm water in which I dissolve a packet of dried yeast,
add a small amount of salt, and then 250g rye flour, 250g spelt or hard
wholemeal flour, 50g of rolled oats, 25g each of sesame seeds, sunflower
seeds, pumpkin seeds, poppy seeds, and caraway seeds, a tablespoon of
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> On Apr 2, 2020, at 7:06 PM, Daniel D. wrote:
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> I'll get them out next week. I would like at least one physical photograph
> mailed back, please. :>)
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I don't have a Clem L for you and it seems you've been looking a while so I
have a question: Would you be interested in a different step-thru/mixte-ish
Riv? There's a gorgeous 55cm Betty Foy that was listed here a while back that's
still for sale (my all time favorite Riv paint job). No
Obviously these guys planned ahead. Probably set up more bike racks in the
area the same way. Sheesh, one more thing to check before leaving your
bike.
dougP
On Thursday, April 2, 2020 at 8:03:37 PM UTC-7, Matthew Williams wrote:
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> Public Service Announcement: Always check the bike rack!
I made this loaf on Tuesday. Yellow pots are just so happy.
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Hopefully bumping this is ok; if you’re looking to sell a 52 Clem L let me
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Nick, do you have a ratio of rye to all-purpose or rye to whole wheat, etc?
I have about 5 lbs. of rye flour but I've not had much luck with it.
On Thu, Apr 2, 2020 at 9:19 PM Nick Payne wrote:
> Bicycles and bread. Well, I baked a loaf of bread this morning - 50/50
> wholemeal and rye - and
Anyone have one that they're looking to sell?
Eric
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I'll get them out next week. I would like at least one physical photograph
mailed back, please. :>)
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Joe - you may start 30 days of biking on a Frank and end on a custom. Nathan -
that’s a lot of miles!
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> I haven’t done anything for 30 days in a row since I was in Jr. High.
> BUT,
> In the last 2 weeks I’ve ridden
Bicycles and bread. Well, I baked a loaf of bread this morning - 50/50
wholemeal and rye - and then went for a bike ride. And towards the end of the
ride I stopped at a bulk grocery and bought a couple more kilos of rye flour so
I can keep baking.
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FS: Update and bags, racks, and more.
*Here's what is still available -*
Brooks B17 honey colored - $70
Carradice Bagman QR (size M) saddle bag support with quick release, never
used -
https://global.bluelug.com/catalog/product/view/id/22932/s/carradice-bagman-qr/category/40/
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$75
Nitto
Wow what mill, how did you get it?
On Thursday, April 2, 2020 at 11:00:40 AM UTC-4, j.schwartz wrote:
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> Not my best effort, ..but with not that much to do (all my Rivs are
> currently dialed in), I had plenty of time to cultivate a new starter.
> This is with very course whole wheat flour from
Thanks for posting the in-progress update Joe! Looks very nice. Can't
wait to see it with paint.
If I were looking at a custom, I think it would be designed around 26 x 2.1
with 65mm fenders, and I'd alternate presently between Naches Pass and
Gravel Kings. I'd push for medium trail, and
Just ordered a pair of these:
https://www.rivbike.com/products/z558mz-cnv-oialk?variant=31168895975535_source=esc_medium=email_campaign=nowbackinstock
Now we can all stop fiddling with work-arounds. Can't wait to get these
installed.
dougP
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Wait 'til you guys finally catch up to who got fooled here and who didn't
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Got fooled? I guess I did too. I was not expecting any institutional
attempts at humour in these times. Must go back and re-read it
EricF
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> hehe, somebody got fooled.
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hehe, somebody got fooled.
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Looks delicious! Probably has a nice nutty and tangy flavor, too.
On Thu, Apr 2, 2020 at 11:00 AM j.schwartz wrote:
> Not my best effort, ..but with not that much to do (all my Rivs are
> currently dialed in), I had plenty of time to cultivate a new starter.
> This is with very course whole
Some nice b+w film, Shell Ridge, SF skate scene mashup over on Radavist
today:
https://theradavist.com/2020/04/one-day-in-the-bay-with-rivendell-on-black-and-white-35mm/
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I knew there was a reason I saved a Rebel G and an assortment of lenses.
I think it is a great idea.
If you saved any sheet film, I also have two sizes of Speed Graphics...
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Good eye ted! I gave a double look at that and should have checked.
correction -
standover, cm: 82.65
Thanks!
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> Looks to me like you got the stand over from the 53 row.
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Here are some rough measurements made with a tape measure on this Waterford
Atlantis.
I give the measurement from the Riv 2017 geo chart in parentheses when
available.
Assume any discrepancies are my own error.
seat tube: 56 cm (vs. 56 cm)
top tube: 57 cm (vs. 57.7 eff. tt)
down tube: 62.25 cm
I figured it was a typo but went looking for WaltWorks anyway and found him on
Instagram. He made a custom 20-inch-wheel gravel bike for a little person!
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Ahh. Yes, I shoulda figured that.
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> Thanks Joe and thanks for the catch Mike.
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> WATERFORD, not Walt Works
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> -Matthew
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>
>> On Thursday, April 2, 2020 at 11:26:21 AM UTC-7, Mike Williams wrote:
>> Whoa! Did
Thanks Joe and thanks for the catch Mike.
WATERFORD, not Walt Works
-Matthew
On Thursday, April 2, 2020 at 11:26:21 AM UTC-7, Mike Williams wrote:
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> Whoa! Did I read that correct? A MUSA built Waltworks Atlantis? Only of
> its kind? Interesting. -Mike
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> On
Whoa! Did I read that correct? A MUSA built Waltworks Atlantis? Only of its
kind? Interesting. -Mike
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> On Apr 2, 2020, at 1:30 PM, Matthew P wrote:
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> Dear RBW Owners,
>
> I am selling a 56 cm 650b MUSA Atlantis. It's geometry is listed in the
> attachment.
I would recommend posting actual numbers you get with a tape measure for this,
that chart is going to be confusing for people.
Center of crank bolt to top of toptube will give the seattube number Riv uses
to size their frames. The toptube is mostly level so you can do a real (not
"effective")
Hi all,
I just did a film giveaway on my Instagram page (davidshootsfilm) - I was
getting rid of expired film and film I wasn't planning to use in the next
year. I'm focusing on a narrow range of films and HC-110 as developer for
the year. In fact, Philip on this list was one of the film
Hi Daniel,
I think that is a fun idea, and I'd be happy to join in. I will PM you.
Gary
On Wednesday, April 1, 2020 at 4:49:28 PM UTC-4, Daniel D. wrote:
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> Awhile back because of Grant etc. Thought about getting into film
> cameras. Grabbed a deal on b/w film . Wary of hobby creep and
That was quick, thanks all for the help!
Collin
On Wednesday, April 1, 2020 at 6:17:32 PM UTC-7, Collin A wrote:
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> Hi all,
>
> Turns out I have worn through some drivetrain parts on my Clem over the
> past 2 years, just as Riv is out of stock and as the world is ending,
> apparently. I still
Hi Joe,
Thanks for sharing her new blog. I too have been checking periodically and
have always been disappointed that she didn't resurface after she took a
break. I'm so glad to see her back, even if tentatively. It was just last
week that I had deleted the Lovely Bicycle bookmark from my
I totally believe I can thank my Riv for the shapeliness of my upper arms,
Dorothy!
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> On Apr 2, 2020, at 8:39 AM, Dorothy C wrote:
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> Leah,
> I have to lift my Rivs up and down some curbs to get into the bike rack at
> work, and I occasionally put one on a hook
@brad
Mostly correct. Takeshi of Post O'alls moved to Japan and along with it
went his production. He has very high standards and labored to find the
right place to do it and so it should be on par with the US product.
With that being said, there are certain qualities he prefers that might not
Leah,
I have to lift my Rivs up and down some curbs to get into the bike rack at
work, and I occasionally put one on a hook on the wall by its front wheel if we
need to save space in the garage. To be honest, I am sixty and feel I need the
upper body workout :) Though my wife usually loads the
I am also a knitter - learnt when I was 7. I don't have much call for sweaters
in SoCal where I live now, but I still knit hats.
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I first heard about Rivendell from Lovely Bicycle. I stumbled across her
original blog when she wrote about her Raleigh. I'm originally from the UK and
my first nice bike as a teenager was a dark blue Raleigh with white wall tires.
At 12 years old, that bike was so tall for me that I had to use
Dave, my heart is warmed. I would totally mow your lawn ( though I’m at present
a desert rat, I’m a born and raised North Dakotan so I know about grass!) but I
would not make you lemonade. I would make instead my famous “lemon drop”, which
is a brew of ginger root and honey and lemon. Good for
So I talked to Will during the Joe A frame presale. At that time he said
the new Cheviot is expected June and would have V-brakes, more tire
clearance. He talked me out of a Joe A. So I'm in for the new Cheviot as
well. I just hope it's orange.
Tom
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Seconding Gustin. I’ve always had trouble finding clothes that fit well being a
bit of a string bean. It’s pretty much all I wear now and I do wear them enough
that I’ve gone through a number of pairs of pants. They’re expensive but since
they are crowd funded It’s cheaper than a fancy retail
I must respectfully disagree with Jan. There's been plenty of innovation in
the past few decades. For example, we now have Powerwheels, Real MAN
Saddles, Superleggero Bearing Balls, and many other exciting innovations.
It amazes me that so many people are so pathetically ill-informed!
PJW
On
Hey Leah,
Reading through this string I came upon Mark's post and thought "yeah,
that's what she needs." In fact, I'd love to see you get it. I'll kick in
$50 toward it if you do and you won't have to mow my lawn or make me
lemonade.
Dave
Boston/Indy (but hiding out in Florida for now)
Hi Bill(s) -
I don't really care where the thread goes - especially if my question gets
answered along the way. HED Belgium gives me another option.
Namaste,
Corwin
On Wednesday, April 1, 2020 at 4:35:18 PM UTC-7, Bill Schairer wrote:
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> Corwin,
>
> I didn’t mean to hijack your thread. I
Hey, her blog got me to test ride a titanium bike. Seriously. Because she
was so open and honest about her abilities as a cyclist, and because her
impressions of whatever bike she was riding seemed so well thought out, I
believed what she wrote about the Seven she had for a while. That convince
Joe,
Thanks for pointing this out. It’s great news at least to this lister.
When I first encountered “Lovely Bicycle,” I was a little spellbound. Whatever
Velouria wrote, it spoke to me. Her love of cycling, her childlike wonder was
infectious. New blog entries never were frequent enough.
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