No but I think you can get these in a carved version. Not my thing, I tried
carved once and I could feel the edges of the cutout. NOPE.
On Tuesday, August 16, 2022 at 8:10:36 PM UTC-7 Dave Redmon wrote:
> Is the top carved on that B17?
> My standard B17 is nearing 25 years of use now. Still
Is the top carved on that B17?
My standard B17 is nearing 25 years of use now. Still going strong and well
shaped to my derriere
On Tue, Aug 16, 2022 at 8:30 PM Joe Bernard wrote:
> "Hey Joe, what's that saddle?"
>
> Brooks B17 aged or soft or whatever they're calling them these days, it's
>
Eric, like many others who replied to your inquiry, I also land between 35
mm - 38 mm on my two Rivs. Admittedly, they both are used on mixed surface
rides, not exclusively on pavement. The 57 cm Homer Hilsen is mostly a fast
country bike, taking in fire roads with paved connections. The 55 cm
"Hey Joe, what's that saddle?"
Brooks B17 aged or soft or whatever they're calling them these days, it's
had a few different names. I like the look and it takes me forever to break
in standard Brookses so I popped for this. Super comfy right away, will
probably wear our sooner but I may be
Hi Eric,
Nice photographs and sensitively written. Glad you had such a good outing.
Since you've been immersed in Jobst Brandt's riding adventures, I'm certain
some of your experiences would have been Jobst approved:
1. Unpaved roads
2. The climbs. Not Santa Cruz elevation but climb what you
I'm also at 83.5 / 84 PBH. right on the cusp of 56 & 58 when Toyo was
building them in 2003. I went with the 58 & have been happily riding it
since then. Started out with a 100 mm stem & Nitto Dream bars. A few
years back, I went to swept back bars & a dirt drop stem for a more upright
Hey Joe, what's that saddle?
On Thursday, August 11, 2022 at 11:20:32 PM UTC-6 Joe Bernard wrote:
> Welcome Alexander!
>
> My answer is a cheat because I'd pick my custom but it kinda translates to
> a production model which would also be my pick, Platypus. Lugged frame, low
> stepover,
Is the towel rack version 1 or 2 and what width is it,
Thanks,
Sam
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> On Aug 16, 2022, at 7:37 AM, scott minor wrote:
>
> Saddle, stem, rack, tires are SOLD
>
> Klunker bars, towel rack bars still available..
>
>> On Saturday, August 13, 2022 at 7:06:26 PM UTC-4 scott
I ride a modified Soma Osprey bar for light touring. Some rise, just the
right wrist position for me. Modified by taking a centimeter off each end
- the original is pretty wide.
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Oooh, that's cool. Albastache Bars with orange gives it a mixte XO-1 vibe!
On Tuesday, August 16, 2022 at 1:00:36 PM UTC-7 ttoshi wrote:
> Yes, I'm definitely part of the Riv mixte club! I think my Cheviot is my
> most ridden Riv right now as it serves as my daily commuter. Here's a pic
>
Rear rack spoken for.
On Monday, August 15, 2022 at 8:43:34 PM UTC-7 Adam Moss wrote:
> All items sold except the brooks c-17 saddle. Make me an offer if you're
> interested.
>
> I have a nitto big rear rack I'm not using but would only be interested if
> a buyer was local. Thanks all!
>
> On
Bleriot, 55 cm
$1950
Seattle
https://seattle.craigslist.org/see/bik/d/seattle-rivendell-bleriot-650b-size-55/7518207928.html
Hubbuhubbuh, Medium
$2700
Whidbey Island (north of Seattle)
https://seattle.craigslist.org/see/bik/d/clinton-hubbuhubbuh-tandem-rivendell/7513433319.html
Clem H, 45 cm
In keeping with what Bill said, I'll answer but I'll say which type of
person I am before doing so...
I'm a two-bike person...
I have my Atlantis that is set up for commuting and carrying a lot if
necessary. Upright and swept back bars, front rack and rear rack, fenders,
700x44 all road
Saddle, stem, rack, tires are SOLD
Klunker bars, towel rack bars still available..
On Saturday, August 13, 2022 at 7:06:26 PM UTC-4 scott minor wrote:
> update:
>
> Brooks saddle SOLD
>
> other items available
>
> On Friday, August 12, 2022 at 8:08:25 PM UTC-4 scott minor wrote:
>
>> Several
Thanks Andy and Steve.
Steve: The total mileage and elevation are at the very very top of my post,
47 miles, 5,380 feet.
On Tuesday, August 16, 2022 at 8:26:34 AM UTC-4 Steven Sweedler wrote:
> I also enjoyed your report, do you have total miles and elevation, using
> RwGPS recently i find
I also enjoyed your report, do you have total miles and elevation, using
RwGPS recently i find my hilliest rides approach and sometimes surpass
1000’/10 miles.
Steve
On Tue, Aug 16, 2022 at 5:36 AM ascpgh wrote:
> That report makes me want to skip out on my obligations later this week
> and
I believe this will come to a division at the invisible and transient line
separating linear and non-linear sensory processing by riders. Many will
have an appreciation of a varying balance of both extremes of integrating
and appreciating sensory input from riding their bikes.
Ride reports
That report makes me want to skip out on my obligations later this week and
head out on a nice ride.
What makes a bike trip for me is summed up by your recollection and
appreciation of details of the experience usually lost to those riding pace
lines, hurrying through similar locales.
I'm
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