If you get one, I'd love to hear your impressions as I've been looking at
this bar too. As far as spreading out the controls, I assumed you could
mount the shifters on the forward extension, kind of like Jones did with
the early "H" bars before they became a full loop. That would probably
Eric, oh, the bar end shifters. Yes, I had them on my Betty Foy with Bosco Bars
and I wore the mark of them on my thighs many times. I had one particularly
tight corner near the school that would earn me a decent jab at least weekly.
The Betty was my first Rivbike and I didn’t realize I could
front and rear derailers (including a Nexave rapid
>>> rise mech). Also installed a Nitto front rack, Son dynamo hub and Schmidt
>>> Edeluxe II.
>>>
>>> https://youtu.be/muQgJiZtzwY
>>>
>>> Special appearance by orthopedic specialist Dr. Ronni
Nexave rapid
>> rise mech). Also installed a Nitto front rack, Son dynamo hub and Schmidt
>> Edeluxe II.
>>
>> https://youtu.be/muQgJiZtzwY
>>
>> Special appearance by orthopedic specialist Dr. Ronnie Romance.
>>
>> Enjoy!
>>
>> [image: A
Just purchased my old SimpleOne back (thanks Miles!) and need a rear wheel
and/or wheelset.
120 spaced, fixed/free preferred, doesn't *need* to be fancy but I could
probably be talked into something nicer if the price is right.
Let's chat off list if you have something collecting dust!
Thanks
front and rear derailers (including a Nexave rapid
> rise mech). Also installed a Nitto front rack, Son dynamo hub and Schmidt
> Edeluxe II.
>
> https://youtu.be/muQgJiZtzwY
>
> Special appearance by orthopedic specialist Dr. Ronnie Romance.
>
> Enjoy!
>
> [image
I have 10 cm one I'd probably sell. It was on my Sam Hillborne and has
lots of miles on it, but I am switching to the faceplate ecosystem. With
that said, it's going to be a PITA to disassemble.
On Sunday, September 4, 2022 at 4:25:16 PM UTC-5 Garth wrote:
> Ben's is always good for some
Ben's is always good for some Nitto goods others may not have. Last one,
90mm quill, 100mm ext, 26.0 bar.
https://www.benscycle.com/nitto-dirt-drop---mt-10---riser-quill-stem-stem_nitto_mt-10_870/p?skuId=673274
On Sunday, September 4, 2022 at 5:18:41 PM UTC-4 Steven Sweedler wrote:
> Paul,
Paul, there is one on ebay ending tomorrow
https://www.ebay.com/itm/165650675210
Steve
On Sun, Sep 4, 2022 at 4:51 PM Nathan Mattia wrote:
> Hello everyone.
> I'm in the market for a Nitto Dirt Drop Stem to put on my new Miata 1000.
> They seem to be pretty rare with the 26.0 clamp.
>
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>
Hello, Anybody know the grip length on this particular multi-hand position
handlebar? Seems like more and more of the alt-handlebars don't have a long
grip length to spread out the grip, brake lever and thumb shifter
positions. Thanks.
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James, I also have the same pbh and saddle height and long arms. I traded
for an older 64 Atlantis (single tt) and thought it was a bit large for the
rough stuff I like to ride. Little to no standover clearance. Sold it but
did not seek out a 61. Moved to frames with 559 wheels. Steve
On Sun, Sep
Brian
Have you considered an early AHH in 650B. The 650B AHH's were the Saluki,
according to all the RBW literature. The Waterford AHH frames were in 2cm
increments, so they may fit you better, if you can find them. Can not
remember when RBW changed the name from Saluki to AHH for the
The SH has the expanded geometry or whatever its referred to. It like all
modern Rivendells will have less standover on the smaller models because of
the sloping top tube.
On Sunday, September 4, 2022 at 10:20:22 AM UTC-4 jrst...@gmail.com wrote:
> I don’t trust listed standover height. I
I don’t trust listed standover height. I would ask owners to measure and
ask what tires they have on. My 51cm Hillborne is about 30.5 inches, a bit
over 75cm. My 54cm Saluki which is at the shop presently is about the
same. My 55cm Bleriot was about 31” standover. Of course these measurement
Does anyone live in Asheville, NC and have an old-model Atlantis I could
test ride, in either a 61cm or 64cm? I want to start a search to buy one
but it's hard to find conviction on what size I would prefer by simply
looking at charts online.
(I have a PBH of 91 and a saddle height of 81,
Agree on full size pumps versus minis but on my commuter it makes sense to
reduct the appealing things that attract pilfering. Oh yeah, weather too.
We have that here. I ran a pump behind the seat tube on my yellow '86
RockHopper (before the NORBA geometry infection). Just be sure to have the
The 50 cm Saluki is 75.0 while the Bleriot 49 cm is 75.1 for stand over So
if a 49cm Bleriot would work, so will a 50 cm Saluki. Just hives you one
more option.
The 50 cm Rambouillet would also work (74.2 stand over) , but it has 559
wheels, not 584 as you expressed a preference for. It will
Jason, the link in your original message appears to be broken. In case
someone’s just discovered this thread like me, and wishes to read the ride
report, removing “2021/01/16” from the link fixes
it: https://www.jasonmytail.com/2022-01-15-bombadil-rebirth-ride/
The trick seems to work for the
I'm so glad we made that deal Joe!! I'm lucky to have had someone willing
to jump those extra hoops to ship to Canada. It's being put to great use up
here.
On Sat., Sep. 3, 2022, 11:17 p.m. Joe Bernard, wrote:
> It's crazy how good that bike looks with paint (I sold it with a raw
> finish).
It's crazy how good that bike looks with paint (I sold it with a raw
finish). One of the coolest Rivs ever!
On Saturday, September 3, 2022 at 10:25:56 PM UTC-7 Jason Fuller wrote:
> In keeping with the updates; today's spec. I am going to try without the
> front rack, as I've got a trio of
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