Hi Patrick,
The difference is that I weigh 210 compared to your 155, thus more air
required to achieve that fun feel :=)
Dave G
On Jul 5, 7:50 pm, Patrick in VT swing4...@gmail.com wrote:
On Jul 4, 9:30 pm, Dave G d.gi...@verizon.net wrote:
The Pari-Moto inflation range (as printed
The Pari-Moto inflation range (as printed on the sidewall) is 55-75
psi. There is a picture of this on the Riv site in the Pari-Moto
product listing. I don't know about the Cypres, but the Hetre max is
also 75, and that is where I keep the rear tire with 10-15 psi less in
the front.
Dave
On
I have Racers on my Bleriot, and the mounting bolts are recesssed. I
use a set of Sheldon Fender Nuts (available from Riv) instead of the
supplied nuts, but the supplied nuts are fine.
Dave
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I had about talked myself into the SimpleOne, but now looks like we
have another year (or at least many months) to anticipate this model.
I have been training for single speed by leaving the Bleriot in a
gear ratio similar to what is available for single speeds.
Question for you Quickbeam owners:
Hi Jay,
What kind of grease gun do you have that would fit in a very small
hole in the dust cover? The only ones I know about are made to fit
on a metal nipple like the ones once used on automobile suspension
components (shows my age!). I think you can also buy grease in a
plastic tube with a
Other posts mention a saddle cover--so I'll take this opportunity to
report that the Aardvark saddle cover seems to be water proof and fits
even the B-67 and B-68 saddles (I have both). Jim Thill mentioned
this in a post several months back. The Aardvark even covers enough
of the bottom of my
Hi Colin,
You didn't say how long you have had your Bleriot or if you have
experience with any other Riv bikes. I assume the Bleriot is fairly
new and your first experience with low bottom brackets.
My past (and brief) experience with bikes in my adult life was with
high BB mountain or hybrid
I bought the Baggins LIttler Loafer because it matched the Kevin's Bag
already mounted on my Brooks honey-colored saddle. I recently added a
Baggins Big Loafer to fill out the matching set. While I'm sure the
Nigel Smyth bags have a quality edge and are well worth the money, I'm
very happy with
I did the the NYC Five Borough tour on my Bleriot using a trusty
plastic shopping bag on the seat. The Brooks was the only dry thing
on the bike (or me) by the finish. Sorry I missed you, but I did chat
briefly with someone on an Atlantis.
I might look into that Aardvark if it will work with
