Schwalbe Big One ELs and Furious Freds set up tubeless with no problems: easy
bead sealing and minimal, if any, initial air loss through the casing.
Does anyone know how easily and securely the Naches Pass Extra Lights sets up
tubeless? Bead sealing? Casing impermeability?
Thanks. Just trying
I still have a Foss tube in one of my wheels. Damn thing won't wear out.
Jeff Jones, another iconoclast like Grant, is doing long wheelbases too.
jim
walnut creek
On Thursday, October 15, 2020 at 8:34:41 PM UTC-7 dougP wrote:
> Consider the how they're the only ones (I know of) doing the long
Consider the how they're the only ones (I know of) doing the long chainstay
thing. IIRC, this started out as the "tentacular chainstays" a few years
back. Something like "if I can get a dozen people to commit to buying a
new idea, sight unseen & no details, I'll build something I've been
Foss tubes were* so *strange. I don't remember how it worked now but
there'was a specific way they needed to be inserted in the tire, and they
had a dedicated (and pricey) patch.
My favorite wacky idea was a wheel size between 584(650b) and 622(700c), I
believe it was 603. Grant cut a tire,
Brakes acquired. Thanks!
On Monday, October 12, 2020 at 10:24:23 AM UTC-4 Brian Campbell wrote:
> Howdy all.
>
> Wondering if anyone might have two wheels-worth of Paul Touring brakes in
> Silver they are looking to re-home?
>
> Please let me know and thanks!
>
> Brian
> Berwyn, PA
>
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You
Thank you, my good man. I do enjoy it. It handles impeccably, and something
-- the thin tubes? -- makes it noticeably easier to push a higher gear or
maintain stroke against headwinds or up inclines.
It was rather a chore getting the builder to do it right -- he had to make
a second fork, and
I personally find springs superfluous, maybe because I'm light and they
don't seem to do much except add weight and squeak. For the BEST upright
saddle I'm always on the lookout for increasingly rare B-68s. The Holy
Grail of upright saddles (to me) would be finding a B-68 Imperial.
Michael M
Wow!
That's a nice ride sir.
Hugh Flynn
Newburyport, MA
On Thu, Oct 15, 2020 at 4:26 PM Patrick Moore wrote:
> Not a Rivendell, but very definitely a son of Rivendell: The new Chauncey
> Matthews Road Bike for Road* newly shod with Rene Herse Naches Pass tires
> (in place of the default Elk
Remember Foss tubes? I like that Riv has always tried to be out of the box.
Stick shifting?
What are some of the other head scratcher ideas and products from yesteryear?
None of them have ever been dumb.
This is in praise of creative thinking and taking chances.
Cheers
Jason
--
You received
Hi Ash,I don't actually have that new C67; I just got an email from Brooks
announcing it as a new product.cheers,Andrew
On Thursday, October 15, 2020, 09:23:21 AM GMT+11, Ash
wrote:
Hey Andrew,
That's saddle looks fascinating. I wasn't aware it existed! Do you mind
sharing a quick
I've seen the website numbers, but from personal experience: how much room
do you need to keep a well-stuffed Baggabond 1" above the rear fender?
How much room for a ditto Happysack? (Again, 1" air gap.)
This is in case I go *without* a rack. If I decide to keep a rack, I will
use Ortliebs.
Yes. The Root River trail is a great trail to ride and my knee allowed me to
ride it this Summer and Fall. The other trail to ride in this neighborhood is
the Great River State Trail. That's my favorite. Also the marsh trails in La
Crosse and the LaCrosse River trail which connects with
I think the photo is pretty accurate, though I'm not sure what it looks
like on your end. I think Riv called the Coleman Camp Stove green, and I
would say that is s pretty good name, as it is very close to that Coleman
color.
On Thursday, October 15, 2020 at 2:07:42 AM UTC-4 Mike Godwin
@Jason Wow, great build! Saw that yesterday at Radavist. Is that a 650b
wheelset? Also, what's the rear light, and how do you like it?
Thx- Scott
On Thursday, October 15, 2020 at 2:02:54 PM UTC-4 Pete B wrote:
> I've been meaning to post this one for awhile -- I took the first photo
> back in
A beauty!!
On Wednesday, October 14, 2020 at 4:27:41 PM UTC-4 Joel S wrote:
> My newest and probably last Riv, this is #10. This is ny Sam.
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You are approaching 3000 miles this year WITH A KNEE REPLACEMENT?! I doff my
cap to you, sir - excellent work; you warm this nurse’s heart. If you’re doing
20-50 mile days post knee-replacement, I guess I’m out of excuses.
Sounds like the Atlantis is perfect for you. Get all the miles in on
Your fender will eventually rub off the paint on the inside of both
chainstays. Rust will likely develop afterward.
-Patrick
On Thursday, October 15, 2020 at 11:10:57 AM UTC-4 Sam Perez wrote:
> This is the chain stay. Any thoughts on the rolled edges on the near
> sidewalls.
>
> On Thu, Oct
Tim - have you ever gone over to the West side of the river and ridden on
the Root River Trail towards Lanesboro (in the past, that is, not since
your surgery - there is a big hill to climb along the way)? Nice scenic
trail with bluffs in view near some of the small towns.
George
On
It would be better to have a bit more clearance at the side, even for a
rear tire, but the critical gap is at the top of the tire, and as long as
this is close to 5 mm and as long as the tire has no knobs, I think it will
be fine. I have slightly less than 5 mm clearance under the top of my rear
Not an expert but it looks good to me. Seems you are right at what I would
consider minimal clearance.
On Thursday, October 15, 2020 at 10:16:52 AM UTC-4 Sam Perez wrote:
> I have a steel frame that was designed around a 650x42 tire, I wanted to
> go a little wider fir more buoyancy.so I tried
Chase, how are you measuring your PBH? Do you have help? I have found
variations depending on measuring methods. I use the Riv method, my PBH is
80.6. The 50cm Atlantis fit great with 48mm tires. MT 51cm Sam which I
bet is similar to the Appaloosa might be a tad tight at 79 PBH. I’d
Thanks Joe. Yeah, it is like the classic Rivs, I missed many that came
after it.
On Wednesday, October 14, 2020 at 11:21:02 PM UTC-4 Joe Bernard wrote:
> Joel, I'm happy to hear you're keeping it. I had one which definitely *was
> *too big - I needed one size down - but it was a spectacular
Thanks Jason. The Bleriot reminds me of my old Roads and Custom except
more comfort with the fatter tires. The Sam is a whole different deal, a
nice do it all bike.
On Wednesday, October 14, 2020 at 11:05:54 PM UTC-4 Jason Fuller wrote:
> Truth be told I wouldn't have bought orange if the
Great initial post with encouraging and positive responses. Some things
are still right with this world.
I had total knee replacement surgery this year, June 8. Bicycling put me
in the best position possible prior to surgery and has been the best
exercise possible post surgery. It's
The day is looking even better!From weather.com:
Abundant sunshine. High 61F. Winds NW at 10 to 20 mph.
On Wednesday, October 14, 2020 at 10:14:32 PM UTC-4, Dave S wrote:
>
> Planning to be there, weather permitting.
>
> On Wednesday, October 14, 2020 at 12:01:32 PM UTC-4
I wish I had trails like this to ride on, must be a blast.
On Wed, Oct 14, 2020 at 9:47 PM Jason Fuller wrote:
> Here's some photos from my 'coffee outside' ride the other day... it was
> Canadian Thanksgiving, lots of people got out into the forest for a family
> outing before a big dinner,
Thanks, Greg. PM sent :)
On Wednesday, October 14, 2020 at 11:55:52 AM UTC-4 Greg J wrote:
> I have just about every Riv Reader and Riv catalog from about 1997 through
> whenever Riv stopped doing them regularly. So approx 10 years' worth?
>
> If you're interested, let me know.
>
> Greg
>
>
>
Leah, Your example is awesome. It's hard to keep a healthy perspective on
things in a world overflowing with ways and media intent on overflowing us
with absoluteness, epic-ness and utmost-ness. No one seems to be able to
recognize achievement less than winning the TdF, summiting Everest or
Hi Jamison
Does your green QB photo accurately show the color? I'm trying to match QB
green for a repaint of my Bob Jackson. I found Prismatic Powder Evergreen
PSS 4886 looks pretty close in sunlight. LMK.
Mike spokenhubmg at gmail.com SLO CA
On Sunday, October 11, 2020 at 12:57:38 PM UTC-7,
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