Sometimes you can find nail polish that will match or come very close.
Clear polish will help prevent rust if you can’t find a color match.
On Friday, May 10, 2024 at 9:31:18 PM UTC-4 gds...@gmail.com wrote:
> I need Pea Sage Green. Got a "beusage" spot on my Romulus.
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> On Fri, May 10, 2024,
I need Pea Sage Green. Got a "beusage" spot on my Romulus.
On Fri, May 10, 2024, 4:49 PM Zac wrote:
> FWIW, I was checking the Gunnar/Waterford site to see if they had my paint
> color (I ordered a bottle when I first heard they were shutting down, but
> it broke during a move) and noticed they
Armand, you gotta do it on the platy! now that you've finished building it
up, what a perfect chance to get some paint chips from the triple scoop
hope you can share some of the experience on here for us poor souls unable
to get out there for the weekend
On Friday, May 10, 2024 at 5:50:10 PM
What are you asking for it? Got some photos?
On Friday, May 10, 2024 at 4:58:18 PM UTC-7 NYCbikeguy wrote:
> I have one too, so if anyone wants it, lmk.
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>> On Fri, May 10, 2024 at 4:06 PM Eliot B wrote:
I have one too, so if anyone wants it, lmk.
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Brent! So glad you are happy with the Bleriot. That bike is silky smooth.
Entirely
comparable to both my Roadeo and Soma San Marcos. Which is why I was able
to let it go. I am so glad it is living its best life.
Leah - All of the above. If a used one turns up, buy it. If you love it
and
@Brian -- Haha, if by double scoop, you mean to swing by Jones' coffee for
some Fosselman's ice cream, I'm with you brother!! (:
@Neale -- I'll definitely be there on Sunday, and intermittently on
Saturday (as time permits). Kinda want to buy a Cub House hoodie, so
this'll be the perfect
FWIW, I was checking the Gunnar/Waterford site to see if they had my paint
color (I ordered a bottle when I first heard they were shutting down, but
it broke during a move) and noticed they added some Riv colors:
Rivendell Atlantis Green
Rivendell Cream
Rivendell Head Tube Ivory
Rivendell Homer
I'm another person whose been showing up to road bike group rides on a
road-style Riv the last year or so and it's been a fun journey! I was lucky
to buy Valerie's old Riv Bleriot on here and I maintain it as the
befendered iteration of my two "fast" bikes- aka bikes with smooth tires
and drop
I'm another person whose been showing up to road bike group rides on a
road-style Riv the last year or so and it's been a fun journey! I was lucky
to buy Valerie's old Riv Bleriot on here and I maintain it as the
befendered iteration of my two "fast" bikes- aka bikes with smooth tires
and drop
This is SO fun.
Diana, yes please post here as you make your observations/get your answers.
Valerie, your bikes are so cool. Heck, YOU are so cool. Here you were, all
this time, and you have so much to offer us here; I truly hope we get to
hear from you regularly after this. Philip, I agree
Me either!I’m team Roadini for Leah, for sure!All this talk has me jonesing for that very big red Road custom currently on offer at a very reasonable price…P. W.~(917) 514-2207~On May 10, 2024, at 12:37 PM, Valerie Yates wrote:Philip - Agreed! My observations on this version may be entirely
Philip - Agreed! My observations on this version may be entirely irrelevant
to the production version. Although, I will add that nothing in that
picture says go-fast club rides to me.
On Friday, May 10, 2024 at 1:29:35 PM UTC-6 philip@gmail.com wrote:
> Interesting how differently that
Jason - Thanks! ! I love them all. It does feel to me like Grant applied
some of his hillibike design ideas to a frame that is less stout and more
flexy for added liveliness and fun on paved rides. I have yet to test them
but I am fairly confident I can ride and climb faster on the Roadeo.
On
Jason -- I have choco-moose on my CHG and I agree it is a great choice. I
plan to add back the bar tape ahead of the levers and across the front
(which it used to have).
Leah is the one looking for a club ride bike. I think the CHG is a great
choice for someone who has had the drop-bar
Valerie made a good point that drop bars are going to feel quite different
set up the way the typical club rider has versus how you could set up a Riv
roadie - chances are, you'll want to the bars up higher, though you may
find yourself lowering them if you get more serious about speed. I love
Hey Wes, I'll look forward to seeing photos of that! I'm confused about
your swap- you want country gravel or I80?
Hey Michael, Urban NYC must require a whole different set of skills than
cruising around the desert on trails or rivers. Here's a link to a GaiaGPS
track with a few more photos
I'll add some bicycle content by saying I think it's great if one is able
to change up what bikes you have, based on your current riding desires and
ability. I hope someone steps up and buys Joe's beautiful bike!
A bit more off-topic motorcycle content: I recently sold my V-Strom 650 as
I didn't
I did the double scoop last year on my Atlantis! Would love to see all of
you there again next weekend. The vibe is usually impeccable. Also there's
a special Thursday-night basket ride with the Blue Lug folks, which should
be a good time.
On Friday, May 10, 2024 at 9:09:24 AM UTC-7 Brian
Armand is not getting me to sign up for the triple scoop. Even the single
scoop option sounds brutal enough to me, with 4100 ft elevation gain over
27 miles, but Tony, I'll suffer through it with you if you want to try the
single scoop!
On Friday, May 10, 2024 at 8:07:01 AM UTC-7 Ted Durant
On Thursday, May 9, 2024 at 7:28:41 PM UTC-5 kiziria...@gmail.com wrote:
This will be a fun weekend put on by the Cub House bicycle/plant shop in
Pasadena, CA.
I really wish I was going to be there. Take and post photos!
Ted Durant
Milwaukee WI USA
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Main ways it differs (geometry aside because that is above my pay grade),
this one has canti studs for V, mini-v, or canti brakes. This one is 135
spaced in the rear I cant remember if the production gallop is 130 or 135.
The Gallop top tube hits the seat stay a touch higher and uses a lug
Chiming in to say that this particular conversation comes at a great time
for me! I was planning to buy the Roadini, but this whole thread is causing
me to second guess. Leah, I'm planning to go to Riv in June sometime and
ask them all the questions about Roadini vs CHG. I'll make sure to post
Joe - Thanks for the additional pictures and info. It is a lovely and
interesting bike that sounds like a fun ride. I wonder how it compares to
the upcoming Gallop. I am curious but it is out of my price range at
present.
On Thursday, May 9, 2024 at 7:43:36 AM UTC-6 Joe Bernard wrote:
> Hey,
Gonna be an amazing weekend, especially since the people from Blue Lug are
headed out. Armand, I don't have the legs/lungs to do 10K of climbing but
I'll be cheering you on at rollout on Saturday. I hope you have a great
ride.
I'm looking forward to the swap meet and car show. Fun times!
On
Valerie, I am also looking forward to your photos. I love show and tell!
Thank you for your posts which I have started looking forward to.
Sarah
On Friday, May 10, 2024 at 5:32:29 AM UTC-7 Johnny Alien wrote:
> I think the big thing is that the gallop was designed for sweptback bars
> and
Sure! I just measured it at 23.5", or somewhere around 59.5cm.
i agree this is an interesting bike. I'm also a long legs, short torso
rider so its pretty interesting this bike worked for me. I ride it pretty
often - its been my default bike for quick, fast rides and I've even
rando-ed on it.
That python was probably just attracted to the handlebar tape!
On Wednesday, May 8, 2024 at 4:05:40 PM UTC-4 Paul in Dallas wrote:
> That is remarkable.
> Thanks for capturing and sharing the pics.
>
> I first saw this pic years ago during the time I did a few bicycle tours.
>
> As I recall
I think the big thing is that the gallop was designed for sweptback bars
and the roadini was not. In the world of Rivendell I am not sure what that
equates to because most of their bikes can go either way and Grant has said
that is true here too if you use a short stem. That statement tells me
That looks incredible. More pictures and details please! It's the exact
opposite of my normal bike rides (urban NYC).
M
On Thursday, May 9, 2024 at 9:52:37 PM UTC-4 Wesley wrote:
> I’ve got a slow-developing project to create a bike raft out of a $40
> “inflatable camp lounger”. If I can
Woah, that’s a pretty steep drop from Will’s saddle to bars for me! But it’s pretty.I look forward to your photos, Valerie, and how I wish I lived in your neighborhood so I could bring my saddle and try your bikes. When it all boils down, it’s this:I’m looking to see what it’s like to ride a
Hi Simar,
That's an interesting bike...half a world away from Michigan.
The build sheet shows the owner as not that tall but with long legs -- 72"
and 89 PBH.
You at 5'9 had to get a little creative with the stem, but the picture in
the ad shows you remarkably upright on such a tall frame.
T
On Thursday, May 9, 2024 at 5:21:41 PM UTC-4 Jay wrote:
> More great points, thanks!
>
> Some responses:
> - I would convert my Salsa Fargo to drop bar. It has Apex 1x drivetrain,
> and there is an inexpensive MTB shifter that works well, plus this bike is
> designed with drops and
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