Fantastic news! Terrific team effort.
While we're on the subject of bike theft, please keep a look out for my
Rivish Austro-Daimler Superleicht (picture attached). Stolen from my garage
(yes, it was locked, but even a stout cable lock is no match for bolt
cutters) in North Beach, San
Dang. Sweet. Someone buy this bike!
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Proofide contains beef tallow. Obenauf's LP doesn't. Some people who work
with leather professionally say that tallow is good for leather. Other say
that tallow goes rancid and that it's bad for leather. After spending at
least two hours reading the arguments and testimony of professionals and
Beautiful! Especially love the chain guard and the fender line.
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Love it. (Leah, could you post a new story each week, please?)
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"How do you decide how many bikes to own?" First, I look at my "needs."
Then I look at the garage space in which I can fit bikes. Result: For me,
three bikes is plenty. One road bike. One single speed. One
commuter/all-rounder.
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Those LED valve caps are great -- BUT the batteries inside them last only
about three or four hours. At least mine did. I stumbled across them on
eBay, bought them, liked them, and then on my second or third ride, noticed
they weren't working. Inquired with seller. Seller told me it's normal
Carla: About five years ago I bought a brand-new 56 Sam in 700c. Loved it:
comfortable, stable, versatile, fun. I only sold it because I discovered
that I much prefer my bikes pre-scratched and at least 20 years old. But
that was just my particular illness. The Sam was (is) still a terrific
No matter how often we discuss this topic of right livelihood -- maybe once
a year? -- I always find it interesting.
By and large, I try to buy merchandise from Rivendell and to buy labor from
my LBS. Once in a while, I'll buy an item from an online merchant,
particularly if, per Grant's post
Marc: Awesome! There is hope. Thanks for posting.
I agree with Ian: the social acceptance of bicycles may well vary with
region -- or even within a given zip code. I teach at a university and,
years ago, I thought my students might think it was cool if I brought my
bike helmet to class and set
Beautiful bike, Dave! Can't wait to see it in person.
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Beautiful bike, Paul! Please post often. I like reading what you write, and
I imagine I'm not the only one here.
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SF, CA
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Beautiful! Congratulations.
Evan
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Deacon Patrick,
I love this line of yours: "Grant Petersen's Quickbeam is always
comfortable, never comforting, always challenging, always enlivening. . . "
Sounds great! My old Raleigh Competition, converted to single speed, offers
similar rigor and reward.
Evan Elliot
SF, CA
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Well said, Ted!
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I vote for Sam. It's a tad lighter, so its ride is apt to be a bit more
spritely. And it's still stout enough for camping and for on-pavement
touring.
By the way: When you say the Joe A. was "quite different," could you
describe the difference?
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Wow. Beautiful bike at a beautiful price. I'm bumping this thread to keep
it high on the list.
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Yay! Welcome back, Deacon!
Evan E.
SF, CA
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James: Thanks for the tip on the 1991 catalog(ue). I just read it, and
liked it, on Sheldon Brown's site. Interesting to read Grant's thoughts on
frame flex / planing: "The frame is a spring. Like a sprung wooden floor or
a diving board, it flexes and repays energy on the rebound."
As for the
Congratulations, Joe! Your All Rounder looks fantastic. Thanks for letting
me ride it (carefully) a few miles to the bike shop for packing and
shipping!
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Scott has probably already done his research, but just in case it helps
anyone else on the list, here are four bars that, as far as I can tell,
offer a similar shape:
- Nitto B2522 Jitensha bar: aluminum, 580mm wide, no rise
- Ahearne + MAP bar: aluminum, 575mm or 615mm wide, 25mm rise
-
Leah,
Please post a bus update at least once a week! For one thing, it's just
plain fun to hear about your adventures and read your observations. For
another, it'll be fascinating to see how things change in your
neighborhood, or perhaps don't change, as the weather cools, as your bus
gains
Looks great!
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Welcome! That's a beautiful Sam. I agree that it's a great all-rounder.
Evan
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Deacon Patrick,
No! Please stay. But if you really must go, then please DO stop by at least
once a month, OK?
I will sorely miss your thoughts and your pictures and your buoyant spirit.
And as this thread shows, I am not alone!
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Pick up in San Francisco (North Beach). But if you want the folding
Vittoria tire and you aren't near SF, then I'll ship it to you at cost.
Please reply off list if you are able.
Thank you,
Evan E.
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Leah,
Yikes! Your latest installment is harrowing and funny, rich in detail and
awesome.
Please post a new story daily. Leah's Bus Blog!
Evan E.
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Looks like a great time! And please, if you were there, confirm this: Shimano
LX hubs, brand new, 32 hole, for $1 each? I think I'm going to be sick.
Evan E.
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Dave,
I sent you a private message yesterday (Sunday) regarding the seat post. If
you didn't receive it, please reply here and I'll try again. Sorry,
everyone, for the public message here, but sometimes a public message seems
necessary.
Thanks,
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Hunter: Ibex and Icebreaker are two well-known purveyors of wool shirts.
And of course Rivendell might have a few in stock that will work for you.
And, yes, Road Holland. Make sure to check the content of each shirt. I
think some are called "wool blend," but wool is less than 50% of the
t names especially appreciated! And if
you've outgrown a device because it's too basic for you, you may have a
buyer in me.
Thanks,
Evan E. in S.F.
On Wednesday, July 27, 2016 at 6:32:39 AM UTC-7, RJM wrote:
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> Whatever lowest level Garmin (Edge 20 or 25?)has will do everything you
&g
Welcome, Linda! Great story about your Fleetwing. Please do post pics of
(and stories about) your Clem when you receive it.
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Sold! Thanks.
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Remember when these tires were the bee's knees? They're still pretty good.
One might even call them supple.
Two Panaracer Pasela tires, non-Tourguard, 700x35, with wire bead and tan
sidewalls. Ridden less than 100 miles. They're a bit too close to my
fenders for comfort, so I'm passing them
My Wald basket (from Riv) is attached to my Soma rack with zip ties. Four
of them are black and stout. Four of them are white and of medium heft.
They've been there for nine months. I commute five days a week and park my
bike outdoors, albeit in the shade. I can neither see nor feel any
Sean,
I won't add to your confusion by piling on more suggestions, but I will say
that if you decide to ride a bike in SF, let us know. With a few weeks'
notice, a few of us could maybe arrange to meet you at the Ferry Building
in SF and take you on a ride to the Marin Headlands (yes, the GG
I agree: the medium Wald basket from Riv, affixed to a SOMA Lucas small
front rack, is a good setup. As for Michael's original post: About ten
years ago I tried the Wald 135 Grocery Basket with the stock struts, and if
I loaded the basket with heavy groceries (such as milk), the basket swayed
Congratulations, Rene! Inspiring!
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Yep! I'll third the MKS RMX Sneaker Pedals from Rivendell.
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Hi Joe,
I can help. I work eight blocks from Haight-Ashbury, and I could deliver
the bike to American Cyclery in the same area; they can box it and ship it
to you.
Please reply via private message (if you can) and we'll make a plan.
Evan E.
SF, CA
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I like Bill's and Deacon's notion of "pay it forward in goods to the
group." (When I asked about a monetary donation to Jim, it was a holdover
from the Cyclofiend days when he requested donations to help with server
fees, if I recall.)
Suggestion: Perhaps when we post each free/pay-it-forward
Great idea to donate to this forum! How do you do it, exactly? By way of a
Paypal payment to Cyclofiend Jim? Or . . .?
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Some of Garth's posts remind me of the text on Dr. Bronner's liquid soap
bottles back in the 1980s. "Everything *here!* Fully self supplied! All
clean. All one! All truth! Dilute dilute dilute OK!" :)
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Welcome to the list, Eric! Beautiful bike.
[General note to the posters on this thread: Velo Orange makes Porteur bars
in 22.2 and also in 23.8. But since this is the Riv list, maybe think about
Choco Normal bars?]
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Drew:
The PolyWhey polyurethane takes just two hours to dry. But I let it dry
overnight: safe side.
Before my first ride, in a rainstorm, I had just one coat of urethane on my
Riv-content Newbwaum's bar tape (no padding). The tape and the finish held
up fine. Before my next ride, I added
Frank,
To further muddy the waters, I suggest you consider polyurethane instead of
shellac.
I like shellac, but a few weeks ago when I was running low on shellac, I
recalled that a list member recommended polyurethane because it's more
durable. And I had a can handy, so. Here it is. It's
If the author of the Guardian article were to visit, say, Northern
California, and stumble upon an unofficial ride of lugged-steel
enthusiasts, might he write a follow-up article with the same broad brush
that he used to portray road/sports cyclists in England? If so, would he
write something
"Cycling has become the new golf. It’s what men of a certain age, men with
money and power, chat about after meetings."
"The focus has moved to sportives, to carbon fibre frames, to Rapha
Sky-branded kits, to gels, training techniques, times, pace and cadence."
"It’s hard to find the hippies
Jock: That's a great story!
Julian: It occurs to me that the guy who said mean things about your
Rambouillet actually covets it. Seriously. Imagine this:
ROADIE: "Where'd you get that relic?"
JULIAN: (Smiles. Doesn't reply.)
ROADIE: "Is it from the sixties or the seventies?"
JULIAN:
Ron said: "Evan, we're not bad people."
I agree! I like everybody on this list. And I like bike riders in general.
My only point is that every time I see a thread such as this one (and I've
seen scores of them over the years) at least one person mentions how he or
she dropped/passed a roadie
One day I'd love to see a thread in which no one says something to the
effect of "Those Lycra-clad roadies stop laughing at my bike when I drop
them without even trying." I am definitely not criticizing anyone on this
thread, or any bike riders in particular. I'm just observing that many of
I sometimes wonder why Rivendell sells only the Tallux with its 225mm
quill. After all, not every bike has a long steerer/head tube and not every
rider needs a tall stem. This is not a criticism of Rivendell; it's just an
idle thought. (For my old Raleigh Competition I bought a Technomic Deluxe
Great story and photos! But I do wonder about this fragment: "their
[Rivendell's] two most famous touring bikes, the Sam Hillborne and the
Hunqapillar." Um, Atlantis?
Evan
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Price of Sugino crank? Length of arms? Thanks.
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Eunice: Congratulations! Love the bike. Love the blue. It looks almost
Atlantis greenish?
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Wow! Beautiful color. Beautiful head tube. Beautiful everything.
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http://sfbay.craigslist.org/eby/bik/5494438043.html
Must. Be. Strong. Must. Resist.
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David,
Ouch! I broke my left collarbone on January 2. It's healed now. Wishing you
a speedy and full recovery.
Evan
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In my many trips to Rivendell, Miesha was always friendly and patient and
helpful, with a low-key warmth that was calming (I second what Joe B.
said). I wish her well with her county job, and best of luck landing a
better commute.
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All Rambouillets are beautiful, but the orange is transcendent. Hard to put
a price on transcendent, though. Maybe an extra $100?
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This event sounds fantastic! Bravo to David for setting it up. (Am bummed
that I'll be away on vacation at that time.)
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It was great to see the bikes but even better to see and meet so many Riv
and iBOB people!
Just a few pics. I gravitated toward the more classic bikes -- and the old
ones:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/128169182@N04/albums/72157665033167502
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Beautiful bike, Bruce!
Interesting to hear Don speak of gold overspray. I imagine it adds a subtle
something -- as it did with the orange Rambouillet.
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Hi Jeremy,
Four of us will meet you at Capitol Garage at about 5pm on Saturday. (We'll
be driving back to the Bay Area soon afterwards, so no ride for us.) Thanks
for organizing this. Looking forward to it!
Evan
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Patrick wrote: "if I could spend the same on just a quarter of things, but
have those things top quality, made locally, and meet my needs without
compromise, I'd be happier with what I have."
Yep! I imagine that most people on this list like the idea of products that
work well, look good, last
I'm a fan of Rivendell because it slakes (and also increases) my thirst for
craft and quality, beauty and utility, fun and freedom — and community,
too. Grant, with his writings and with his bicycle designs and with the
products he sells, has created a world that I want to live in. In this
Yep! I expect to soon see Clem reviewed -- and its planing praised -- in
Bicycle Quarterly.
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Thanks for the Waterford color info. Beautiful!
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> Cinnamon candy over brickyard red. Varies, look wise, from bike to bike, a
> bit.
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Beautiful bike. Surprised it's still available.
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James,
To my eye, the color on your Atlantis demo bike appears to have more
red/orange in it than the brownish Copper Metallic color shown on
Waterford's site. Any thoughts on that? I'm only asking (and obsessing over
small details) because I think the color on your bike is beautiful--right
Stephen,
If you make the (long) trip to the Bay Area, let us know in advance of your
arrival. I think many Riv riders (and Riv fans) would welcome you--and
maybe even accompany you on your Riv test rides, if you would like.
Evan E.
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Welcome, Dan! That is one beautiful Bleriot.
Great story, Amit!
- Evan
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Thanks, Drew. Well said.
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As usual, that's the deacon, thinking positive! Stay warm, everybody.
Evan
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Justin: I'm pretty sure that if you show up on a Saluki with drop bars,
non-aero brake levers, down tube shift levers, and toe clips with straps,
you and your bike will be welcome. [Speaking of toe clips, please send me
an email. Thanks.]
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"It's also orange, which is the very best, and fastest, color."
Rambouillet orange is the best Riv color yet. Fact!
Congratulations!
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Good condition. Used gently and seldom. Happy to send you pictures if you
like, but it looks just like the larger ShopSack that Rivendell shows here:
http://www.rivbike.com/product-p/bashm-o.htm
I'm selling this bag only because I've switched to a medium Wald basket,
and the large ShopSack
to check with you-all. Anyone? Just think of the good
holiday karma.
Thank you,
Evan E.
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Looks good, John! Like a double top tube.
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Rene,
I hope this link will work for you:
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/bay-area-rivendell-riders
Evan
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Yep! Great ride with good folks. Thanks, John, for posting.
Evan
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Wow. This Sugino crankset that David B. mentioned sounds like a good
deal--especially because you can set it up as a double:
https://www.benscycle.com/p-914-sugino-xd-fixed-gear-crankset.aspx
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If I recall, Richard Sachs doesn't just use "ATMO" as shorthand for
"according to my opinion." He also uses it as a period, a comma, an
interjection, a pause! Anyway, he certainly makes beautiful and functional
bicycles—and he's inspired and helped many, many riders and builders over
the
If you have a green Sackville Shopsack, size medium, you wanna trade? My
large version is in good condition, gently used. Would be happy to send you
pictures. Please reply off list.
Thanks,
Evan
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Keven: Every time I visit Rivendell, I feel nervous and awkward because,
yes, I am that big a Rivendell fan. But you, with your welcoming manner and
pleasant demeanor, make me feel almost calm. For that I thank you. Oh, and
I thank you for putting me on a Sam Hillborne roughly three years ago,
It's great that Grant and Riv are, as usual, being generous and awesome. So
dig deep for Charlie, everybody. (I just made a second donation.)
Evan
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Thanks for posting, Bill. I just pitched in. Check the comment from Grant
on the GoFundMe page.
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Wayne: Clem or no Clem, best of luck on your next (ad)venture!
Evan
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Excellent! I knew Manny was famous (and rightly so), but now he's immortal.
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Great ride today! Thanks to David for planning the route. Anyone have some
decent pics to post? Riv Picnic pictures, too?
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I've always admired and appreciated Grant's candor. To me, it's one of the
many things that makes Rivendell great.
On the other hand, I feel kind of sorry for the customer who requested a
replacement. Yes, the customer's request was unreasonable. Yes, the
customer's note was rude. But the
Congratulations, Tom! Beautiful bike.
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Hi Justin,
I've sent you two private messages about the King Toe Cages. Perhaps they
didn't go through? Please let me know here and I'll try to find another way
to reach you.
Thanks,
Evan E.
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Ohmygoshthatsabeautifulbike.
Evan
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Dave's burnt orange/copper/root beer Homer is almost as beautiful as an
orange-with-gold-iridescent-shimmer Rambouillet.
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Hi Jim: Sorry to state the obvious, but you could begin with this page and
then go from there:
http://www.rivbike.com/700c-Wheels-and-Rims-s/122.htm
Evan in San Francisco
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I think fridge storage is a good idea. If it's true the Proofide contains
tallow, then refrigeration will delay rancidity.
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Forgive me if this has already been posted, but here's a pristine Romulus
for sale at College Park Bicycles/Mt. Airy Bicycles in Maryland:
http://bike123.com/used_bikes/used_sbikesview.php?ID=3528
The owner, Larry Black, told me this via email just today:
To celebrate our 36th birthday next
I've heard nothing but good things about BikeFlights. By chance has anyone
tried ShipBikes.com? My LBS uses them. And ShipBikes.com also ships via
FedEx, so I'm curious to know the difference (if any) between BikeFlights
and ShipBikes.
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Congratulations Manny! Honeymoon at PBP?
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