Hey all, I have officially run out of room for bike storage :( First on the
chopping block... my tall sequoia!! I loved riding this bike when i had it
650b it was a real great park ripper/slick commuter. One of my favorite
bikes of all time. This is a rare bird in this size..
Located in SF..
Good on you, Leah! Being able to maintain and fix one's bicycle is just shy
of the fun had in pedaling it. Carry on and one day you'll be building your
own wheels!
Cheers, John
On Saturday, February 18, 2023 at 8:06:12 PM UTC-8 Joe Bernard wrote:
> I can't true up a whole bent-outta-whack
I can't true up a whole bent-outta-whack wheel and won't even try. I can
true one very small section that's wobbled a little off center and that's
about it, any more and it's going to the bike shop!
On Saturday, February 18, 2023 at 6:31:40 PM UTC-8 Bicycle Belle Ding Ding!
wrote:
> It’s
Kurt, I would base this on whether or not I was running 32 mm tires or 42+
mm tires. I had a 61 cm frame that was fine with 32 but if I wanted to
really use the generous tire clearance, the top tube was higher than
desirable off road. From what I understand, a 56 cm with 26” tires could
Thanks Joe! Over the last few years I just haven’t seen them sit very
often. At least I don’t “need” to sell it. Spring time and tax return
season is coming. Haha.
On Saturday, February 18, 2023 at 11:37:04 AM UTC-8 Joe Bernard wrote:
> Great bike, great color, it's just kind of a niche
Great bike, great color, it's just kind of a niche within the Riv niche so
it'll take a while to find the right buyer. Spring is coming!
On Saturday, February 18, 2023 at 10:54:38 AM UTC-8 fra...@gmail.com wrote:
> Thank you Keith, I appreciate that! I feel like it’s a pretty good deal so
>
[image: 5F5BE508-C13A-48CB-9BB5-1DAFEB1E18B3.jpeg]I forgot to say that
these are an option too: SHIMANO PD-M324 SPD Dual Platform Pedals. They’re
easy on the purse too; however, these fit my partner’s smaller feet best;
me not so much.
Russell Duncan
As above
On Saturday, February 18, 2023
Thank you Keith, I appreciate that! I feel like it’s a pretty good deal so
I’m happy to hear I’m not totally crazy there. Not in a rush for now but if
it keeps sitting here I’m going to start riding it again soon! I took the
saddle of to help temptation.
On Saturday, February 18, 2023 at
Don't give up, don't get impatient or desperate, and don't entertain
low-ball offers. This bike is almost perfect: best size, best color, best
wheels, best crankset, best cockpit. Someone just needs to realize it. I
wish I could afford it right now for a spare to my orange one. Someone
Been scouring the forums & websites for something like the Rive Faceplater
for 25.4 bar with a 120mm reach, and tall. Very to used in decent shape.
Anyone have one hey want to be rid of? or know of where one can be
obtained??
thanks!!
Bob
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I second, (or third?), the recommendation of Shimano SPD's. They work great
and you can easily walk with SPD shoes!
George in NoCal
On Saturday, February 18, 2023 at 8:10:55 AM UTC-8 JohnS wrote:
> I have Speedplay zero pedals on my road bikes and I really like them. Easy
> to clip in and
I have Speedplay zero pedals on my road bikes and I really like them. Easy
to clip in and out. Only down side is that mud or snow can get into the
cleat which can make it hard to clip in, just need to clean the cleat first.
The MKS Solution pedal looks interesting, one side is a platform and
All sold, thanks all
On Saturday, February 18, 2023 at 7:29:39 AM UTC-6 Michael Ullmer wrote:
> I'm swapping out the drivetrain on the Ram I picked up a few months back
> and have these extra for sale.
>
> 1) TA Specialites Zephyr Triple Crankset 172.5 - $250
> --The 48 and 36 rings are 110 bcd
I have the EH-500 on my All Road bike. I guess I recently bought it out of
habit. I used to have a pair on my ride everywhere bike (which was stolen).
I liked how I could hop on and ride to the bars or out with friends, and I
could still go on a longer purposeful ride. Haven't used the clip
I've used almost all the different pedal types (I've not used Time or Crank
Brothers but I have used Sampsons and WTBs and Graftons) including clips
and straps and I wholeheartedly recommend Shimano SPD pedals. PDm520s are
inexpensive and durable and work fine. Some of the SPD clones -- Ritcheys
trust its ok to ask for product recomendation here. been riding with toe
clips forever and ready to switch to clipless. anyone here have thoughts
about a good pedal for a beginner. something easy to get in and out of. i
get indegestion looking at all the different kinds/styles/types.
road
Hey Kurt. I also am 5’10 and ride a 58cm Toyo Atlantis. I’ve had the bike
for over a year now and I do agree with Riv’s fit suggestion. It is
probably the biggest frame I can handle without running into issues. I set
mine up with Tosco bars and a 110mm stem and it fits like a glove so flat
I'm swapping out the drivetrain on the Ram I picked up a few months back
and have these extra for sale.
1) TA Specialites Zephyr Triple Crankset 172.5 - $250
--The 48 and 36 rings are 110 bcd and the 28 ring is 74 bcd. This also have
a smaller spider with a 56 bcd. Still quite shiny, I didn't
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