PRINT'S NOT DEAD.
This is a mighty stack of Jan's research, claims, musings and self
portraits; yet an incomplete collection, still. All issues in
good-to-excellent shape.
37 issues, $74 + shipping, exactly two bucks a pop. I'll ship USPS Media
Mail or whatever is cheapest; it shall be an
RTP's have been claimed!
On Saturday, April 4, 2020 at 7:55:26 PM UTC-7, ant ritchey wrote:
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> Hello folks!
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> Anthony Ritchey in Portland, Oregon here.
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> Hopefully everyone is feeling as healthy as can be...and hopefully all
> y'all are able to ride a bit or wrench at the very least! The
Hello folks!
Anthony Ritchey in Portland, Oregon here.
Hopefully everyone is feeling as healthy as can be...and hopefully all
y'all are able to ride a bit or wrench at the very least! The custom that
I've been blabbing about for almost 17 months is off to paint at long
last...time to shake
Just seeing if anyone has a 59cm MIT Atlantis that they’re not riding much.
Shoot me a message.Thank you! -Mike
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I grew up in Ft. Collins and used to ride the cañon to Estes Park often,
decades ago. No idea if that is a good ride still or not, but it was
fantastic back in the 80's. I'd imagine dirt east of I-25 is harder to get
to now, but good riding out that way on country bikes. Grin. I'm on the
north
I’m moving to Loveland and I know it’s not the right time for group rides but
was wondering if there are any Owners in this area?
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Rode all 4 days but can only be credited with two (Copenhagen Wheel
controversy). Today’s was the shortest under 5 solo miles on a Rivendell
Hubbuhhubbuh Tandem sans stoker. Apparently 39 degrees is not warm enough for
my beautiful better half on what was a rainy cloudy day. Excited for near
Thanks all
Maybe I am thinking of the BoscoMooses.
The context with which I'm asking the question is really just about knowing
as I'm interested in potentially getting a set and when looking at photos
of other bikes online with this bar, some look slightly different to my eye
than others.
I think there was only one batch of 200mm bullmoose bars, with all the others
being 150mm. I suspect they are rare and am glad to have one. Similarly I’m
glad I snagged a chocomoose before they were all gone (apparently for good).
As others have observed elsewhere, if rbw has something you want
Well, funny thing about that. Initially, I was all hand-wringing and desperate
to have that fender made right again. But then I had to go for rides because
it’s what I DO, and because it’s the only good thing I’m allowed to do in these
times and now I’ve forgotten about my fender problems. I
Correctamundo on Boscos. There were several versions (reach, TIG v. fillet) of
the original Bullmoose, too. Only one ChocoMoose that I'm aware of.
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Based on everyone else's responses it sounds like there's only been one
chocomoose, but I do seem to recall at least 2 versions of the *bosco*moose.
Something like the first batch came in with the wrong/miscommunicated grip
angle, so Riv sold them at a discount and reordered with the correct
Hi, I'm certain there was only one version of the Chocomoose. Rivendell
put them up for sale on the 'garage sale' around the time the Butternut
squash Appaloosa complete ended. Unlike the Rivendell Bullmoose bar which
will always sweep upwards unless it's on a bike with a very slack headtube
"I will post any rides I take on my non-Copenhagened Rivs since you seem to
want to discriminate against trendsetters like Joe and I."
Dude, I took it so hard I sold my Copenhagen Wheel! 藍
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Ryan’s just salty because I told him his ebike doesn’t count 藍
Oh, fine, post your motorbikes if you want!
It’s been nice riding my bike around without a load - you are right about that.
My loaded bike days are likely limited or even over now. Next year my sons will
be at 2 different schools
Leah, any luck getting that fender mounted? I suspect you've a long wait for a
bike shop journey, I'll bet you can get that thing rigged up yourself.
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Leah,
Thanks for starting this post. I have noticed that the Clem L has been
unburdened despite the beautiful racks and basket. Just evidence that your
Custom or Cheviot can be a dedicated equivalent of your sports car instead of
your carry all prepared for the end of the world Mom van.
I
What's the context of your question? If there were two versions, it only
matters in three ways
A. if you have the opportunity to buy both and it will give you something
to help you decide between them.
B. If you have the opportunity to buy one and neither you nor the seller
knows for sure if
Price dropped to $450.00 shipped. See photos. Comes with what's seen in
photos. Seatpost,Sugino Bottom Bracket,Tange headset.All new. Never ridden.
Ships in original box
On Thursday, March 5, 2020 at 1:59:15 PM UTC-5, hobie wrote:
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> Bought this new back in August and never finished
I do think there was an early version with a different rise/reach than what
went out with the completes. No idea what the actual rise/reach
differences. I bought one from the 'garage sale' section at some point to
try out and I think it was the higher rise version.
On Saturday, April 4, 2020
I came across these bikes on the Philadelphia Craigslist- thought they
might be of interest to somebody-Rivendell Cheviot 60cm - $1450 (Normandy
(NE Philadelphia))Rivendell Bleriot 650b Dynamo hub 59cm ctt - $1150
(Huntingdon
Valley)
Andy
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I have what I'm fairly certain is the only iteration of the bar/stem, as I
recall it didn't last long. It came in the 'flipped down' style and I think
most people prefer them upright.
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FS: Update
a few more sold. Here is what is still available.
*Here's what is still available -*
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 Saddle
Greetings,
hope everyone is staying safe and sane out there.
Question about the Chocomoose bars.
Were there multiple versions of this integrated stem/bar handlebar? Was
there an initial version that was improved later on?
thanks
JS
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Ah, good call Bill, I forgot there's a new run on the way. That's probably his
only shot at a 47cm anyway, I mean how many could there be out there? And it's
coming in the new Susie Rust-ish Orange..crap, now I want one!
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There’s a terrific pre sale price on the next batch in May. Give Riv the
business. We need to support our small businesses more than ever.
Bill Lindsay
El Cerrito Ca
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