Oh well, nevermind. They're out of everything in sizes other than small...
On Monday, November 11, 2019 at 9:26:08 AM UTC-6, Kevin Mulcahy wrote:
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> Good reminder. Thanks Bill. It's also that time of the year to order
> merino baselayers. Might as well order them from Riv!
>
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Good reminder. Thanks Bill. It's also that time of the year to order merino
baselayers. Might as well order them from Riv!
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I use a OX601 with 46/28 rings and Sram 10sp shifters. I use a Sram Red FD
with the built-in chain keeper. 11-32 in the back. Works great!
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Ahh, for some reason I thought Gus was a 29er.
On Tuesday, October 15, 2019 at 1:19:34 PM UTC-5, Joe Bernard wrote:
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> Tire size: I don't know but the biggest Riv offers on the site is 27.5 x
> 2.35, which sounds about right. They were big!
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What size are the XR2s on the Gus? I can’t make out the size on the sidewall.
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Advice from a fellow Laterne Rouge gravel/endurance rider: prepare yourself
to be riding alone, it's bound to happen unless you've planned ahead with
friends or somehow make friends along the way during the ride. On long
distance events it happens to everyone, actually, even the fast people in
Questions like this are best answered at your LBS, not over the ‘net. I’m sure
an experienced mechanic could pinpoint the issue in a matter of minutes once
they get one the bike.
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Also, check out the bar extensions made by Control Tech. I think they’re 20mm
on each end so you can add 40mm to your current bar. They work great with any
lock-on grip.
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Oh, and did you ever pull the BB itself? I didn’t see that on your list
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I know you said that it happens when you’re seated or standing, but I’d still
see if it’s related to the saddle. Ride around without the seatpost installed
and see if it still creaks.
I’m just saying that because half the time I’ve been hunting down a creak that
seems to be coming from the
I don't think I'd be comfortable with those clearances, but I understand
the desire to test the limits in search of better traction and more fun.
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Fit looks fine to me, and typical for many road bikes I’ve seen in this group.
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Have you checked the prices on any German websites? I bought a set of g-ones
for $45/tire (shipped) from one of those sites.
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Obviously, saddle comfort is very personal. B17s are too wide for me, even on
upright bikes, and I’m not a super skinny guy. I use a carved C15 and it feels
dreamy.
I think a good general rule of thumb is that you’d need a +4cm reach from your
road bike to fit an alba. I think that’s Grants
Forgot a couple details: 58cm. $2400
https://stlouis.craigslist.org/bik/d/saint-louis-58cm-rivendell-sam/6861843693.html
I only see one posted.
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Does anyone have an XS SaddleSack they'd like to sell? I used one for years
before it got stolen, and I'd like to try one out again. The cheaper the
better, I'm afraid.
Thanks!
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The Arcteryx looks too warm for riding above freezing.
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I have an Element. I think it's a *great *bike GPS computer, but navigation
off piste is not it's strong point, at all. If you're planning your route
ahead of time (with ridewithGPS), it'll be perfect. But if you're trying to
wayfind in a remote location, you're going to be SOL. There's no topo
What's your budget? Do you want to use your smartphone or a standalone
device? As you mentioned, there's a lot of options.
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Well, if 30t really won’t work, TA makes a silver 29t and Wolftooth makes a 28t
1x specific 94bcd ring in black.
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Now, On-One is a company who has business strategy involves blatantly ripping
off company’s designs and undercuting them on price. See the “Geoff” handlebar
for example. Not really a company you want to be citing as a victim here. I’ve
never seen such a brazen ripoff and it really irks me. Even
I was giving your question some thought and although I've never ridden mtb
fixed, I have ridden about 2,000 miles of trail on my 29+ over the past
couple years. One thing I've noticed with 29+ is that holding momentum is
key. I've found that you've got to accelerate earlier and with more effort
Don’t want to derail things, but I thought Boots was 27.5+. Will it also be 29+
in some sizes?
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The Noodles have a lot more reach and drop compare to something like a
Cowbell. I'd suggest setting up the bar so you can use the drops
comfortably. Because of that long flat section on the tops, I think the
Noodles work good with a smaller lever (like the Tiagra one Riv sells).
Otherwise,
The C17 is too wide for me, even on upright bikes. I use one for a couple
years on my comutter but it caused some pain on my inner thighs on rides
over 20 miles. I now use the C15 on two of my most-ridden bikes and
rally like it. One slotted and one standard. I agree that the carved
I'm 37 with a history of back problems. Two years ago I had a flair up with
sciatic pain that took me off the bike for a while and decided to make a
change. I started doing a planks once I was healed and haven't had an
injury since. I now typically do 2-5 minutes of a variety of plank stuff
I have the same tent and love it. It's very roomy for a ultralight 1p tent,
and the side entrance and tall roof makes it much easier to get in and out
compared to other weight weenie tents.
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I've put three bikes and people in an Odyssey. The bikes were stored
upright and a couple seats were removed. It was pretty easy.
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Oh, thanks Patrick, I almost forgot another goal of mine - ride fixed!
On Monday, November 26, 2018 at 9:30:34 PM UTC-6, Kevin Mulcahy wrote:
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> My goal for 2018 was to complete the Marji Gesick 50 mile mtb race. That's
> a pretty grueling race in the U.P. of Michigan with a ton of
My goal for 2018 was to complete the Marji Gesick 50 mile mtb race. That's
a pretty grueling race in the U.P. of Michigan with a ton of climbing over
uber-technical old school trails. The race had DNF rate of 70% in 2017!
I signed up without having ever done any endurance mountain biking, and
What gearing combinations are other people using? 48/18 seems really high to me
for road riding, so I can’t imagine riding trails with it. Heck, I’m in my
28/46 combo for just about every climb.
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Man, I can’t imagine riding my local trails fixed. It’s got to be a trip!
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Its pretty cool to see your data verifies two similar bikes with the same tires
on an uber-flat course will be about the same speed.
Get those bikes pointed uphill and I’m sure we’d see a difference.
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Maybe your friend was trying to shift his gears with a stick when they
crashed, or their fender jammed, or their overloaded Wald basket/nitto rack
failed into their front wheel? ;-)
My point is, any bike rider can wipe out. V-brakes can have the same type
of on/off problems with modulation
How screaming of a deal is this? It seems priced about right to me.
-Kevin
only about 2.5 hours away in Madison, WI
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It sounds like you're avoiding root veggies and tubers? Why is that? I'm
eating carrots, parsnips, or sweet potatoes each day in my lunch bowl, but
I'm not eating a keto diet. Just a whole food diet (also lost 30lbs this
year).
On Wednesday, October 17, 2018 at 5:51:02 PM UTC-5, Lum Gim Fong
I've dropped some weight this year and need to clean out some stuff that
doesn't really work for me anymore.
- Ibex Jersey: $35. Large. Blue. No pockets. Very good condition
- Ibex bib shorts: $20 obo. Large. Decent condition except for holes on
the inner thigh where my old Sella
Is it possible to insure something for more that it's value? Doesn't make
sense to me.
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The jersey is kinda neat, but I really don't think it'd be right to proceed
in producing these without a blessing from Rivendell.
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My 4.5 year old son rides on the back of our cargo bike to/from daycare,
about 4 miles each way. Madison is a great place to ride a bike, and we
have a really nice route along some scenic and low-traffic streets. Last
week, a motorist caught up to us about a block after we rolled through an
Passellas aren’t the bargain they used to be during the skinny tire heyday.
There’s many better alternatives these days, as has been mentioned in previous
posts.
Gravel King, Compass, Conti GP4000, Veloflex, Soma SV, are all great choices.
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If you saw the traffic around Wrigley Field on game day this would make
total sense.
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I’ve been running an sv-9 for a few years and it’s been great. However, it
doesn’t fully power the IQ-X on long/steep climbs, so you wind up with a little
flickering. That can be a little annoying, especially when riding with others,
but sometimes that just encourages me to ride faster :)
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Sure, I'm making an assumption that the bike would be designed around the
handlebars and stems that they currently sell.
On Monday, September 17, 2018 at 1:21:54 PM UTC-5, Joe Bernard wrote:
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> I've heard nothing about the frame being designed around sweptback bars,
> nor do we know the ETT
To me it looks like the top tube is too short if it’s designed around swept
back bars, which means you’re going to get handcuffed when riding around
switchback.
How many rims out there that are suited for plus sized tires, tubeless
compatible, and available for rim brake action? Slim pickens,
Threaded or threadless? I've got a couple threaded.
On Wednesday, September 5, 2018 at 10:55:19 AM UTC-5, Justin, Oakland wrote:
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> Hey folks-
> For half a minute Riv sold some 90 degree Nitto stems. Is anyone holding
> one they’d like to get rid of? I have cash and goods.
>
> Or conversely
I use the Hammer Endurolight tablets on long hot days. I use 2/hr. They're
nice because they don't actually taste like anything, so you can basically
drink/eat whatever feels right anyway.
I also keep a backup supply of tums and mustard in my kit to squash any
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It took me a long time to find the perfect reach and height for adapting my
mtb to a Jones bar. For the benefit of the OP, does anyone have a have
suggestions about how to setup a Jones bar? I ended up raising the stem
about 2-3cm and shortening the reach a bit (this is on a contemporary mtb).
***Sorry for the iBOB crosspost!***
Mark you calendars - Join your fellow BOBs and other likeminded folk for
the Wisconsin iBOB Unmeeting happening July 13-15.
Here's a rough itinerary:
Friday: Gather in Madison, geek out for a bit, and then ride about 45 miles
to Governor Dodge State Park
Anyone have a large ShopSack that's not getting enough use? HMU
-Kevin
Madison, WI
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Price drop on rear rack to $100 + shipping!
Front rack has sold.
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Mini front rack: $90
Rear rack: $130 - 14 inches from mount to top of rack. Struts are 4.5 inches
Image gallery here: http://imgur.com/a/8yG3r
Prices are net to me after shipping and any paypal fees.
Please let me know if you have any questions! More Nitto goodness to come...
Thank you,
Lamp holder, albas, and B115s are sold.
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Cleaning out the parts bin and trying to stir up some funds for a new bike.
Prices do not include shipping and are mostly OBO. Lots of pictures here:
http://imgur.com/a/mDTaP
Aluminum Albatross bars: $60
Sycip Wonder Bar: $20
46cm Soma Urban Pursuit: $20
45cm Nitto B115: $20
45cm Nitto B135:
I have a couple items that I've grown out of in the past year or two.
Please email me directly for pictures.
Filson Mackinaw Vest, size 40, red plaid. Excellent condition $70 shipped
Filson Mackinaw Vest, size 40, gray plaid. Also in excellent condition $70
shipped
Filson 32" Bridle Leather
I have a 46cm Noodle bar and would like to trade for a Alba bar. I you want
to trade levers & stems as well that could work even better.
If that floats your boat, give me a holler.
Kevin
In Madison, WI
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Sorry Rivsters - I posted this FS post to the Ibob list at the same time as
I posted it to RBW. There is a delay in my posts, maybe because I'm not a
member of the RBW group, and the bars sold to a BOB before this post got up
on the RBW list.
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in a parts bin. Very hard to
notice the marks from more than 2ft away.
The grips have the ends cut off and fit kinda loosely - they might not work
for you, so I'm basically throwing them in for free.
I can email pics.
$60 picked up, or add $8 for shipping.
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I just installed a Yepp Mini stem mounted kid seat and I need a bar with a
little less reach to give me and the wee-lad a little more room. I'm
currently running chopped Alba bars and i wish I had those 1.5 inches
back now... Our 14 month old is totally loving his new bike seat. He
brought me
Is the geometry posted anywhere yet? This look's like it would be a great
kid-hauler.
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Pixeo is great if your have fenders, or you could mount a SON tail light on
the seatpost under the bag.
http://www.peterwhitecycles.com/schmidt-tl.asp
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Bought an SV-9 from my LBS last week. It's the lightest and lowest drag
option out there right now, and was only $140. I wonder if Riv is going to
be stocking the 9?
Kevin
In Chicago
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Another advantage of a trailer is that it can double as a wheelbarrow type
device once you arrived at your work site.
http://www.bikeshophub.com/files/2011/05/wandertec-bongo-trailer-small-home-depot-600x732.jpg
Kevin
Chicago, IL
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Ford offers their Ford Fusion in Atlantis green as well! How Rivy of them...
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I thought this was interesting...
Here's a couple phantom cyclocross courses in Chicago:
- Opening day race at Jackson Park:
http://labs.strava.com/heatmap/#17/-87.57852/41.78131/gray/bike
- State Championship course at Montrose
Harbor:
- Ritchey multitool (with chain tool)
- Topeak mini-pump
- Pedros tire levers
- Spare 700c tube
- Patch kit
- Security compatible allen wrench - I replaced the bolts on my stem,
headset, saddle rails, and saddle with security allen bolts
- $20
- *While commuting
Both bikes look like a ton of fun. Do the brake pads on the Gunnar need
adjustment when you switch gears?
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Are the chainrings ramped or pinned? Are they 10 speed compatible?
Thanks!
Kevin
Chicago, IL
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Good question. Cyclocross interrupter levers will fit. Lots of
manufacturers to choose from.
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I was offroading with SKS longboards a couple weeks back and they got
jammed up and I lost a piece of the strut-mounting hardware along the
trail. I fixed it with tape, but a ziptie would have been nice. The tape is
still holding the fender in place 3 weeks later
Kevin
Chicago, IL
If you're looking for neat eye-candy shops go to Watsyn Cycles, Cycle
Smithy and Yojimbo's Garage. Not strictly riv-ish but very cool in their
own right and worth the trip from the south side.
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I switched to an SA Titanico a couple months ago and love how comfortable
it is while installed level to the ground. It also has a little more useful
real estate; you can sit on the nose or the rear rivets when the situation
arises and still be comphy. I ride Albas at saddle height or slightly
-7, Kevin Mulcahy wrote:
On my VO Passhunter:
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I've been riding in hiking boots (plus spats when wet) all winter for ride
up to 30 miles with big BMX pedals. No pain here.
Kevin
Chicago, IL
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On my VO Passhunter:
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That statement might have been a little bit premature :)
On Wednesday, March 19, 2014 10:24:18 PM UTC-5, dougP wrote:
The snow is gone just in time. Really classy looking.
dougP
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The Hwy-1 bar is not up to Nitto standards for finish, stiffness and
design. It's more like a OEM bar you'd find on any new road bike. I tried
it with Sram brifters and didn't like the sharp bend from the flats to the
tops which seemed to dig into my palms. I also thought the bend was too
I just came across an example of the brake bridge yoke used on Six-Eleven's
webpage:
http://sixelevenbicycleco.com/images/sized/images/uploads/work/Bob2-928x500.jpg
http://sixelevenbicycleco.com/work/no-bls-star-city-go-all/
Kevin
In balmy Chicago, IL
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A little superfluous for my tastes...Not my favorite RBW design.
Kevin
Chicago, IL
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Most of the manual burr grinders can be operated with a cordless drill if
you're in a hurry :)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embeddedv=rWCT9OZioCY
Course grinding doesn't take too long, but an espresso grind can take a
couple minutes of grinding for 20 grams of beans.
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+1 for Starbucks via while camping, even the knock off Via imitators are
decent.
IMO great coffee is a hard thing to reproduce while camping. At home I use
a burr grinder, digital gram scale, timer, fancy kettle, and a fancy coffee
making apparatus. I need all these tools in order to make a
Here's my daily (pre-ride) breakfast smoothie: 1 cup non-fat yogurt, one
banana, 1/8 cup walnut, two big handfuls of baby spinach, and a dash of
Vietnamese cinnamon.
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Would anyone else suggest installing the 26.0 bars in the 25.4 quill? I've
done it a couple times and have lived to tell about it. If you spread the
clamp as you install you won't even scratch the bars.
Kevin
Chicago, IL
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I'm in Humboldt Park. See ya in the group!
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I switched from 8 speed friction to 10 speed indexed DA downtube shifters
and haven't missed a single shift since. It's freakin' awesome.
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I going to guess that at least one of the pics is outside of Marfa, TX at
Donald Judd's concrete installation.
Like CJ mentioned, he has a sweet instragram feed called ultraromance:
http://instagram.com/ultraromance
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I'm not sure if you're asking how to keep milk cold in hotels or while bike
touring? But you can use the evaporation method, like you've seen on old
flannel wrapped canteens. After you soak the exterior, the evaporation of
the liquid pulls the heat from the can, keeping the interior cool.
I will entertain any reasonable offer. If you'd like the jacket, please
contact me off list with a price that you'd be happy with and let work
something out.
Thanks again,
Kevin
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Apologies for the OT bump, but I just realized that the jacket is size
Medium. I'm 6, 180lbs and it's just a little roomy for my taste.
Thanks,
Kevin
In Chicago
On Friday, January 24, 2014 10:56:54 AM UTC-6, Kevin Mulcahy wrote:
Filson Oil Cloth Parka (L) $200 obo
Only worn a couple times
Although I'm Riv-less, I do have a number of country bikes. I'd like to add
another enthusiastic voice from Chicago. I'd be down to carpool or Amtrack.
-Kevin
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I bought a second hand nitto quill stem on the iBOB list a while back that
was part of a batch custom ordered at one time from a bike shop owner. So,
it can be done. This one is tigged welded and polished.
Kevin
Chicago, IL
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I'm looking for an aluminum Albatross bar.
I also have various Nitto drop bars and other swept-back/cruiser bars to
trade.
Thanks!
Kevin
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Price is OBO.
Thanks!
Kevin
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I currently have a NItto Mini rack and just got a new frame without
mid-fork mounts. Anyone want to trade racks with me for a M12 rack? If not,
I'll sell outright for $90+shipping.
Thanks!
Kevin
In Chicago, IL
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I'm a huge fan of the wool socks made by Chrome. I wear them in the office,
on hikes, and on bikes. I would say that they are easily at or above the
quality to Smart Wool socks. (Which isn't saying much because Smart Wool
makes some crappy, and some excellent, socks.) Chrome also offers a
I wrap the rack with tape at the contact points. Seems to help a little.
Kevin
Chicago, IL
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I have a hardly worn Railroad shirt in size M that I'd like to sell for $50
shipped.
As you probably already know, these shirts are cut generously, so think
about the size as more like a traditional large 'n loose cut. It's a great
shirt for this time of year, but I noticed that I just never
BOOM, SOLD!
-Kevin
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