Velocity USA builds their wheels in Grand Rapids MI. I am very happy with
the set I ride on.
On Friday, August 11, 2023 at 8:13:50 AM UTC-5 Josh C wrote:
> I could use a recommendation for a good wheel builder. I've used
> prowheelbuilder.com in the past and have no complaints. Not sure how I
Tell Braelyn when you see her next that we all say hello!
On Wednesday, August 30, 2023 at 10:26:42 AM UTC-5 upyou...@yahoo.com wrote:
> [image: Mister Fox]
>
> Leah,
> I love this story and I can see the whole thing in my mind. How wonderful!
> Love, Your RivSister, Kate
>
>
Pictures?
On Friday, August 25, 2023 at 9:54:56 PM UTC-5 gsna...@gmail.com wrote:
> Managed to get the train up from Champaign, and looking forward to meeting
> folks tomorrow.
>
> Cheers,
> -Gautham
>
> On Friday, August 25, 2023 at 8:50:18 PM UTC-5 Robert Blunt wrote:
>
>> Hello Leah,
>> Not
Looks great! Love that you found correct downtube decals for the bike.
On Sunday, August 20, 2023 at 12:37:22 PM UTC-5 codyt...@gmail.com wrote:
> Bought this from a list member over the winter, the frame got damaged a
> little in transit (no fault of the seller), so I decided on a
>
The ad states that he doesn't know the manufacturer. Definitely not RBW.
Looks like maybe a low end Peugeot.
On Wednesday, August 2, 2023 at 3:43:57 PM UTC-5 Ryan wrote:
> Not sure about that original Rivendell listed for $1 which is not $1 in
> Brooklyn. If he means 1K I think he's dreaming
It's not hard to convert a 700 wheel bike to 650B. I have 2 of them right
now and sold one last year.
On Saturday, July 1, 2023 at 7:03:47 PM UTC-5 ted.l...@gmail.com wrote:
> I don’t know about a bike dedicated to 650B in all sizes but some smaller
> Rivs come as a 650B and the Susie is
Velocity dropped the OC version of the Synergy a while ago after reports of
rim cracking appeared. Then they dropped the Synergy model altogether. The
Atlas model takes the place of Synergy now. You can still get OC rims in
the A23 model in 700c size.
On Wednesday, April 26, 2023 at 7:29:24
A couple of us unracers have hit upon 5/20/23 as the date for a relaxed
pedal on the Longleaf Trace from Hattiesburg, MS. A coffee/etc stop will
definitely be available somewhere along our way. Company is certainly
welcome. We haven't confirmed the start time, but will. If weather looks
like
The Ram came as a complete with 32mm Panaracer Pasela tires. It will also
fit fenders with this tire. Without fenders, the Pasela 1 1/2" fits
easily. This applies to both the 622 and 559 rim editions, EXCEPT for the
early orange batch that came in with the rear brake bridge in too low. The
Romulus was the model that caught my eye and made me want to get a
Rivendell. It was never made in small sizes, so that didn't happen. In
2006, I ordered and got a Rambouillet 52 cm instead, which I still have. A
little fanicer than Romulus but I hear they ride about the same.
On Friday,
I put 650B on a 54.5 frame so I could stand over it more comfortably (my
normal size frame for a 700 wheel road bike is 50 cm). I put 12,500 + miles
on it and loved it. 38 is the max size. I thought the handling in
particular was great. YMMV. Conti makes a good 28 mm 650B tire, others
I've been riding Selle Anatomica saddles since Riv started selling them
(they don't at present) many years ago. I prefer the original design for
comfort but the current one works well too, and perhaps gives more use
before replacement of the leather top.
On Thursday, January 19, 2023 at
"many days I will take my 650B converted Road Standard" Yes, this is a
great combo. I did the same to my pre production sample Road and love it as
a 650B. Hope you take the time needed to heal fully and enjoy perusing
bike parts catalogs as you consider handlebar options. Salsa
capacious, lightweight frame and saddle bags that let you save the weight
of a frame.
Fullylugged in AL.
On Monday, October 10, 2022 at 11:12:05 AM UTC-5 Tirebiter ATX wrote:
> I have a question or the group. I ride a Homer and considering using it
> for road touring. Sin
I had a set built on Shimano 105 hubs and Velocity rims at Universal cycles
for $417, including shipping. I've been happy with them and I run 38 mm
Pari Motos.
On Saturday, October 1, 2022 at 12:29:18 PM UTC-5 Slin wrote:
> For what it's worth, I've been happy with my Crust 650b wheelset. I've
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
Eric:
I have 38mm Pari Motos on my Riv Road (compact double for low to moderate
climbing). They handle chipseal well, are quick, and have good grip in
turns. Kevlar bead and lightweight but not long wearing or great on
punctures if you ride where goatheads abound. I'll be doing a RUSA
I'm going to agree with Andy here. My Rambouillet has been built up is a
couple of different ways and has been excellent each time. Great handing
and very capable on fast, curvy downhills. I prefer it to the
Saluki/(Hilsen is the same bike and Hillborne is very similar) which I
ended up
Thanks for the history lesson and observations. I have 2 titanticos in
service and they are my favorites. I gave up padded shorts from the get go
and have never looked back. I also have an X-2 and it is more hammocky than
the titantico but still very comfy the nose on it is higher. Finally I
Very nice build. As a fellow '95 Road rider, I share your enthusiasm for
this bike's riding characteristics. 26" was used by RBW a couple of times
to get better geometry in smaller size frames. It works. Hope you enjoy
many miles on yours!
On Tuesday, May 3, 2022 at 7:52:32 PM UTC-5 Adrianna
Yves was the same bike as Betty Foy. color and badging differences.
On Tuesday, April 12, 2022 at 10:13:13 AM UTC-5 Joe Bernard wrote:
> It may be a supply issue. I've never seen a Gomez live in person and I
> don't think very many were produced before it became Cheviot.
>
>
>
> On Tuesday,
Rams shipped as completes with non machined Arraya rims. Grant touted them
as longer lasting due to thicker wall material than machined.
On Tuesday, April 12, 2022 at 8:46:00 AM UTC-5 Andrew Turner wrote:
> Specifically, on the road models. I'm pretty sure my dad's Rambouillet has
> some
I've got a 52 cm Rambouillet (26" wheels) that I could part with if it
helps someone. Geometry charts are around on Cyclofiend, iirc or the way
back machine, or I have them on paper somewhere. You can DM me with any
interest. It's pretty roadish, but takes up to 38 mm tires if you want to
hit
I use a Lezyne GPS which can upload automatically to a service like Strava.
I also upload mine to Ride With GPS which I like better, and log the data
at www.Bikejournal.com BikeJournal lets me set up tires and chains with
reminders of service due based on mileage. it easily displays your data
I rode my '95 Rivendell Road today on the club group ride. 38mm
Pari-motos, leather saddle, high handlebars. Platform pedals. I kept up
with the group easily, enjoyed a great morning on a superior and
comfortable road bike. Nothing hurt after the ride. Some of my carbon
company is starting
Third for the Contact Speed. 32mm. They also come in 650B. If you can
find them, Conti also makes the Grand Prix in 25mm in 26" size.
On Wednesday, February 2, 2022 at 11:36:26 PM UTC-6 exliontamer wrote:
> Strong second for the Continental Contact Speed. Perfect combo of speed,
> comfort,
It's not just the shoes. My suggestion is included with my get up for
20-30 deg rides.
I rode in 29F yesterday. Merino Tee under a merino heavy weight base layer
with a throat collar under a Columbia breathable jacket shell. Merino
skins (sold by RBW) long johns under Eddie Bauer stretch
I got an email yesterday from Soma about their inventory clean out sale,
and picked up a set of 38mm x 650B B-Line tires for my ‘95 Road (converted
from 700). Only $19.99 each and they give me about 4,000 mi of wear. Lots
of other stuff that sensible minds might want for a bike. would work
I have 2 bikes set up each way (2 Rivendell and 2 Rivendell-ish). I prefer
the DT shifters, but both are okay. The bar ends tend to bump things while
you are handling the bike from storage to the bike rack, etc and you'll be
out of gear. Neither is hard to get to, once you have a feel for
I run the tektro and RBW Silver branded version on 2 bikes and have no
issues with them. On downhills, I am in the 30 - 40 mph range often where I
live and ride, so stopping power is good to have and I've not felt like I
lacked it. I replaced the original pads with Salmon on one bike and Aztec
>
> I found Sheldon Brown in reading bike forums after starting cycling on a
> Fuji Touring bike around 2000. He talked about the Romulus in glowing terms
> znd I wanted one, but it did not come in my size. The French Blue order of
> the very similar Rambouillet came out around 2005 and had 2
To Doug's comments on Clem L:
I put a local rider with spine issues on one about 2 years ago to suit her
need for a comfortable upright ride. She is mostly on pavement, but some
of that is coarse chipseal. We built the bike with Continental "Basketball"
tires instead of Schwalbes to get a
Nice Jason, and needed. The Road was followed quickly by the Road
Standard, I think by '96.
On Saturday, November 27, 2021 at 1:45:44 AM UTC-6 Jason Fuller wrote:
> I spent the afternoon and evening trawling the full set of Riv Readers, as
> well as old copies of the Rivendell website via
I ride a '95 Riv Road size 54.5 which is too tall for me in 700c. The long
reach Tektro/Silver calipers do work with 650B wheels and I have only
ridden it that way. It will take 38mm tires w/o fenders. I know Joe said
it won't help your Roadini, but if you can borrow a caliper and do a test
Wherever that fork came from, it looks great (as does the whole bike).
Happy miles to you!
Bruce
On Monday, August 30, 2021 at 2:36:14 PM UTC-5 vince.a...@gmail.com wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> After being introduced to Rivendell a few years ago by a good friend I
> decided to take the plunge this
I'm surprised at the interest but the derailleur has been claimed. I'll
answer everyone who inquired off list.
On Sunday, August 15, 2021 at 8:13:07 AM UTC-5 Fullylugged wrote:
> I took a 20 yr old long cage Nexave rapid rise off a donated TREK
> Navigator yesterday and re
I took a 20 yr old long cage Nexave rapid rise off a donated TREK Navigator
yesterday and replaced it with an easier to adjust normal action Altus. I
was just going to toss the Nexave, but if anyone wants it for the cot of
postage to wherever they are, message me (before trash day :) ).
Bill wrote, " It does not have the lugged look if you need that look".
The Salsa and the Crust are welded frames. It's not the look, it's the
livelier action you get in a lugged frame, I think. A Rawland Norvindian
felt dead underneath me, and so did a LHT. My fullylugged Ra
YTD data: My Crit racer avg is 14.64 mph with 25'/mile avg elev
Upright bars Rambouillet is 14.51 mph with 19'/mi
elv
Brevet Bike is 14.13 mph with 28'/mile.
The amount of climbing seems to have more effect than anything else for
me. BTW, my
I believe this is the geometry you were looking for. See the Mixte page.
(2007 chart)
On Saturday, July 10, 2021 at 9:10:46 AM UTC-5 Joel S wrote:
>
> This bike was bought by a Yale student from a CT owner. Paid much much
> less than he is asking. Not sure of the Wilbury geometry, cannot
I see the new version of Silver shifters are available on the RBW webpage.
On Saturday, July 10, 2021 at 12:42:29 AM UTC-5 J C wrote:
> Greetings! I hope everyone's summer is off to a nice start.
>
> With the local bike kitchen still closed to the public and craigslist
> prices through the
yes. I have 2 pair of the pants (1st and 2nd generation) along with the
later blue ones. I also still wear the shorts. Yesterday, I wore Boosucker
MUSA shorts on the 6:00 AM club ride. Anyone remember those?
On Tuesday, July 6, 2021 at 4:02:48 PM UTC-5 Joel S wrote:
> I still have 2 of each
Green was the color for the 3rd and final run. Prospective buyers might
ask the seller where the lengths of tubes given are measured from. RBW uses
center to top for set tubes. If correct, this is a 56 cm. Standover of
80.8 cm (from the RBW geometry chart.).
As a prior posted said, this
I've found looser fitting to be more comfy in high heat and humidity. A
wicking polyester or thin Merino tee up top and MTB baggy shorts without a
liner in them below. My favorite shorts are MUSA Boosuckers, but they are
scarce. Under Armor wicking base layer boxers with microbe zapping silver
Congrats on your new bikes! Hope you enjoy many miles with lots of smiles
on them. Another nice feature on your early Road is the bi-plane fork. Very
pretty but disappeared later on with the Road Standard. Is your top tube
sloped like a Road Standard or level? My 1995 Road is level and like
My 1995 Rivendell Road is still the best bike I've ever owned and my
favorite to ride. Its been repainted and has a new wheelset, but it goes on
comfortable mile after mile with quick but not quirky handling and great
feel.
On Tuesday, April 20, 2021 at 10:17:46 PM UTC-5 Patrick Moore wrote:
The Velocity A 23 is also tubeless compatible and comes in 26"
On Wednesday, April 14, 2021 at 3:09:05 PM UTC-5 jmanw...@gmail.com wrote:
> Velocity cliffhanger is the only rim brake 26 tubeless ready that I know
> of!
>
> On Mon, Apr 12, 2021 at 1:38 PM Patrick Moore wrote:
>
>> One more
These pants are excellent for riding (articulatd knees) as well as hiking
or climbing. And very low priced. I bought 3 pairs.. Close enough to the
leg that they do not need a strap to stay our of yoru chain.
https://www.costco.com/eddie-bauer-men%E2%80%99s-tech-pant.product.100653334.html
Looking at the Riv site and the pics and "Standard" build noted there: The
rear gearing is shown as 11-34 9 sp (my favorite!) but the R90 Sunrace mech
in the picture will only do 11-28. Possibly, the bike will ship with a
different rear unit. Sunrace does make an 11-34 capable MTB rear
continuing the stream of non-platypus data :)...My 52 cm Ram frame is 4
lbs, 8 oz. The 54 cm Road frame is 4 lbs 1 oz.Both forks are 1 lb 11
oz. A waterford steel fork is 1 lb 7 oz. Frames alone without BB, etc.
On Monday, March 22, 2021 at 10:13:40 PM UTC-5 Bill Lindsay wrote:
> If
Tough to beat that price for a useful wheel set. I just had a lighter set
built at Universal Cycles with 32 hole A23 rims and 105 hubs for double
that, and I thought that was still decent for nice wheels.
On Wednesday, March 10, 2021 at 1:47:11 PM UTC-6 tmp1...@gmail.com wrote:
>
> velomine
For those wanting to keep tabs on the shipment:
https://www.vesselfinder.com/vessels/YM-UNICORN-IMO-9462732-MMSI-416464000
On Friday, February 19, 2021 at 6:45:51 PM UTC-6 Hetchins52 wrote:
> Will sent out an email a little over an hour ago detailing items back in
> stock, things of interest
Jay: I had mine painted in Pelham AL by Nathan Barnes
(https://www.instagram.com/nate_barnes81/). He paints cars and motorcycles
during the week, bicycles (and sometimes plane parts) on the weekend. I
think he does great work and he is very reasonable in cost. I have a PDF of
the decals and
Several frame makers over the years have copied (or tried to) the Rivendell
design DNA. V-O, New Albion, Handsome and Rawland come to mind before the
more recent Crust. I rode someone's Norvindian and was surprise how UNLIKE
my Riv it actually rode. I built a New Albion for a cousin and liked
Coming in late on this thread. Clipping in will make your feet colder as
the cleat is a heat sink. Even if you clip in normally, going to platforms
in winter is a thought. If it's just cold but not too windy, thick wool
socks in sandals does keep feet warm and allows moisture to wick away. I
Prowheelbuilder.com has the silver color Shimano 105 (R7000) rear hub for
$61 and front for $36. 105 is a longer tested product than V-O, if you can
live with a non polished finish, and the price is certainly right. I built
a 650B set with these hubs and Velocity Synergy rims. More recently
Hi Leah:
I have used the Minoura RS-5000 for years. Similar to the Park, but
includes a tray that is handy to put tolls and especially small bits you
remove and need to re install. The head rotates to clamp a top tube or
seat post. When working on a bike like a Clem L, a TT carry bar is
Universal Cycles has the Sun race entire unit for $10. Problem Solvers has
a clamp for $40.
On Saturday, December 19, 2020 at 12:48:13 PM UTC-6 Evan E. wrote:
> I’m looking for a downtube shifter clamp to which I can attach some
> Rivendell Silver downtube shifters (the shifters that
Saw a nice looking Betty for sale on the Rivendelliscous FaceBook Group.
Looks like a standard build. Owner is looking for $2K + shipping.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/19202914712/permalink/10158387013434713/
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My local friend with a Clem L asked for some help today. She was having
trouble getting the Continental Contact Speed tires off the cliffhanger rim
wheels of her Clem L. When I took a turn at it, I was surprised at how
difficult it is to get a lever under the tire bead. Looking at he Velocity
Considering that the same person designed the RB-T and the Rambouillet
within a few years of each other and they were both Japanese production,
similarities in some respects are to be expected. Ram has a sloped TT, and
uses heat treated material for the downtube and chainstays while the RB-T
The Alivio derailler goes under the bottom boss but reaches up high. I've
seen it on several Hybrid "fitness" bikes. Another option.
https://www.rei.com/product/182374/shimano-alivio-m3100-3-x-9-speed-front-derailleur
On Wednesday, November 11, 2020 at 12:30:58 PM UTC-6 Ray wrote:
> Joe,
Actually, there was the original Road, with a level top tube and the
slightly later Road Standard, with a sloping top tube. Also, the drop outs
came from different suppliers.
Bruce (1995 Road)
On Saturday, October 31, 2020 at 12:02:20 PM UTC-5 Joel S wrote:
> So every frame other than the
Very happy for you Leah! I just built up a new Hilsen for a local lady and
am familiar with the excitement you feel. Looking forward to seeing your
always on fleek cycling ensemble. As Mom used to say, "ride it in good
health!"
On Tuesday, October 27, 2020 at 10:08:18 PM UTC-5 Bicycle Belle
I've used Microshift twice now to convert flat bar hybrids to drop bar road
style. A lot of value for the price and they work well.
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Not pulled over, but a deputy pulled along side after I rolled through one of
those 8 sided signs you see at intersections and said, "You know those STOP
signs are for you too." I said, "yes officer thank you for reminding me." He
waved and sped off.
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The Ram was intended for lightish touring and it does that well. Handling with
any kind of front load depends a lot on the handlebar type and stem length
used. I toured with the stock Nitto Noodles. I used a Mark's rack with
P-Clamps and a small Baggins bag with up to 5 lbs in it. I also used
Sale is pending payment.
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The potential buyer found my reply in his spam folder after he bought another
set, so these are still available.
Thx
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The silver lining to gaining a little weight is that my MUSA shorts stay up
better now. :)
On Monday, August 31, 2020 at 7:16:00 AM UTC-5 Edwin W wrote:
> Has anyone replaced the elastic band on their MUSA pants or shorts? I
> replaced with climbing webbing, but it has no stretch. I would love
Hey Kurt!
Nice looking bike! I suggested it to a local rider who needed an upright
posture. She loves hers. She started out last Fall at 10 - 12 mph avg, but
now is around 16 on club rides with it. A one point this morning, she was
pulling our pace line at 18. So the bike isn't that slow.
I just added a kickstand to a bike (Raleigh C30 hybrid) for a local rider.
This one worked great and the action was smooth. Looked and felt like it was
well made. 1/2 the cost of the SOMA.
This hub/rim combo is an excellent one.
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One of our locals opted for Selle Anatomica over Brooks so there is a honey
color B17S with the slot available for $50 plus postage. He says about 500
miles on it. Email me if interested (fullylugged at yahoo) and I will put you
in touch. I'd take it at the price but I am an S-A rider. He
Patrick:
Kucharik still offers genuine leather chamois as a $26.50 upcharge in their
shorts. Chheck out their wool and Helenca shorts.
To the OP: Zoic sells a variety of shorts liners with various pad thickness.
I usually wear an unpadded under layer of lycra with silver ions under an
Thicker wool socks and sandals work well for me down to about 40F unless the
wind is strong. Then I add wind covers. below 40F, I wear seal skinz over my
socks and they are the bomb when it gets really cold. Still with sandals.
https://www.sealskinzusa.com/
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If you want to use indexing, use a shiftmate to cross match Shimano and Campy:
http://www.jtekengineering.com/shiftmate/
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While prepping for a FB live class this week on steering, I happened to look up
the geometry for the 2020 TREK Domane. Here's the latest and newest
development in the race world:
"First and foremost, consider the tire size. The original Domane came with
25mm-wide tires, but the new Domane
RUSA is re-starting with 200K rides in July. I ran a 100/200/300K ride this
past Saturday without incident, using staggered times. Our Montgomery annual
century is still on in October. It has 30, 62, 100 and 124 mi options.
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I'd try the TRP levers because they LOOK comfy, but I have the Tektro levers
and they ARE comfy. Also reasonably priced. Have the same added quick release
clearance.
https://blueskycycling.com/products/tektro-rl340-road-braket-levers-pair
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Nice bike Paul. I built a wheelset from Velocity rims and those Shimano 105
hubs and have been very happy with them.
Bruce
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Friction shifting lets me swap wheel sets around like nobody's business as I
have 6, 8 and 9 speed set ups among 4 bikes. I find wen I am very tired, that
my lever control is less precise and I am more likely to ghost shift. I have a
quick talk with myself and then get the chain properly
The Continental Contact Speed is available as 650B x 32. Blackwall only.
(English supply) Hutchison Confriere is also 650B x 32 and has a gray sidewall
(French sellers). Grand Bois Cypres 650B x 32 is available with a tan wall.
(from Japan or from Berthoud). You can also ask on the 650B
leah wrote:
"But I had these battery lights. The rechargeable Cygolite is just the worst.
It would start flickering, threatening to die on me after only 45 minutes of
use. I hate it. Plus, it’s taking up real estate on my already crowded bars. I
will say my rack light that is battery operated
I think one of the prettiest cranksets around is the Sugino Mighty Tour in
polished silver. (https://www.suginoltd.co.jp/us/products/touring/mighty.html).
For less money, there are nice offerings by Velo Orange and IRD. I would do a
gear inch chart and see what different ring and cog combos
My only cycling injury was a crash casued by a dog racing out silently from
under a hedge at right angle to my direction of travel. I picked him up to
late to avoid and he got in front of my front wheel. I hit him and he scurried
away, and I hit the asphalt gaining a hip pointer for myself. No
Eric:
Jim deleted the parent thread to this post and asked that we stop it. Please
do.
Thanks
Bruce
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As a RUSA RBA, my events are still on, and I have reminded riders about social
distance, no snot rockets, don't come if you have a cough or are sneezing etc.
As ride committee chair for our local bike club, our rides are still on, same
rules. The # of riders is not large on any given outing.
The spec is a max tire size of 700 x 37 (without fender). So going to 650B will
increase that, but I don't know by how much. Another point of possible
interest is the rear dropouts are spaced at 132.5 so you can use a 130 road or
a 135 mountain hub easily.
tailwinds
Bruce
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Paul:
I'm the same age as you are. My desire to ride ebbs and flows over time. I'm
enjoying more these days than I have in a while, but I can relate to not
feeling like a ride. You might enjoy working on bikes to stay around them, if
you refer not to ride them. As part of our club local
Or, it could be that they're holding your package for the drug sniffing dogs. :)
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3833 road miles plus some neighborhood noodling that doesn't get logged.
renovelo-ed the Rambouillet (bought new at RBW in 2006) as an upright townie
and the Road as a light racy short brevet bike. Both are smashing successes.
About 1,000 miles each on the Riv Road (frame came from this list in
Weth;
What a great Christmas story. Bless you for your gracious care for your friend.
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I have the original tan, 2nd generation tan and then the 3rd generation blue.
The original nylon was lighter and better for hot days. The later stuff is
better for cooler days. None are good for spirited riding. They don't do sweat
well. I wear them for easy Sunday social club rides or causal
I've found bikes to be bridge builders. Bikes don't care about your politics,
philosophy or faith. You just get on them and ride. Most people love riding,
regardless of the other boxes in life they check. I don't eat paleo, does that
mean I shouldn't buy a Riv because GP eats that way? Of
I have really liked these. Distribute pressure well. The pins are rounded and
don't mar my shoes. They are very light. Very reasonably priced.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07T4SQCJ8?psc=1=ppx_pop_dt_b_product_details
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Nice looking bike John. I used that CX-50 to build a New Albion Starling for a
relative and it is smooth unit, intended for cyclocross so very tough. I need a
lower gear than you because I have weak old legs. I put a Salsa 26 in place of
the stock Campy 30 on a triple and went with an 11-36
The wheelbase of the new 59cm Clem I assembled yesterday is 130 cm. That's
looong.
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