A 52? 54?
What wheel sizes?
Cantis?
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I'd leave the Hunq alone and just buy another single speed if poss. Remember:
'Once you haq you can't go baq!".
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Garth:
The reason for the short stems on uprights is so I can sit bolt upright
because leaning forward causes the pain on the sweep back areas of the
upright bars.
I am fine leaning on the tops of the Albatrii and Boscos, just like drops
tops at any height. Its the swept back parts of bars
So in England they would freewheel or fixed for which season and why? I
don't understand.
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Patric,
What inches are you using in your mountainous terrain?
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Thanks for the reponses and input.
I have tried upright twice now. Once with Albas on an oversized Sam, and
once with Boscos on a 53 Bleriot, and Albas on a 55 Bleriot. I lasted a
month with the Albas/Sam. I have had the Bleriot Bosco-ed for the better
part of a year now.
Interesting you say 40 miles, Steve. It was at that distance that I noticed my
hands getting massively fatigued (Sam/Albas/Tallux max height/max aft). And
that was when riding solo at my own pace. Cork grips are hard as rocks. That's
when I found that out. But I don't think it was really the
@listers:
TW: "wifespeeds" refers to the joyful riding I do with my wife when she wants
to go riding and I go along with her. We have spent many years riding together.
Her average speed is about 10 miles an hour. So the term is just my playful way
of referring to that riding experience.
Thanks for the feedback.
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My only concern for myself regarding trying fixed is hurting my knees by always
trying to pedal too hard. Hilly where I live. I see it is even hillier where
Patric lives. So how do you pedal up those long, tough hills without shooting
meniscus out the sides, especially at our middle age?
I
So I converted the Bleriot to upright so I could ride wifespeeds without hand
discomfort that comes with riding that slow for an entire ride on drops.
What I have found, in riding upright, is that the discomfort of the hands is
reduced 75% and the butt discomfort 100% increase ( which was
If RBW has one they will set it up and email you a pic. They did it for me on a
Sam before i bought one.
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Thinking of trying them when they come out again in polished silver. Wonder if
the blue color matches a Rambouillet.
1. How do you like your Catalysts?
2. How have they changed your riding?
3. Do they make your bike feel easier to pedal down the road?
4. Have they helped alleviate any foot probs
What works for me down into the 20'sF.:
Head (any mixture of these):
Wool skullcap
Wool balaklava
Wool cycling cap
Helmet (great wind blocker for me).
Sunglasses by day.
WalMart display clear plastic glasses at night.
Upper body:
Wool baselayer shirts.
J breatheable rain jacket (acts good as
I.never thought I would EVER ss ride.
But I recently changed to DT shifters on my bike. Too lazy to frequently reach
down and shift, I shift less than ever, learning to ride in easier/harder gears
without blowing up my legs. I can now see how one could manage ss riding in
hilly terrain.
It's fun to get reflective!
I use this vest (the basic orange one on top):
https://rusa.org/cgi-bin/storedept_GF.pl?catid=2
I put reflective tape on my rims and cranks, and I have a rear tail light
that has a reflector built in (Spanninga Dyno tailight).
I also have a J rain jacket with
Are they waterproof?
I've wanted one, but alas, I use a Berthoud GB25 up front and a sprung saddle
in back... but they are gorgeous...
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Will trade for XL MUSA pants gray or black.
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I have enjoyed their full tights, 3/4 tights, and shorts, as well as head gear
and baselayers. Top notch stuff. I usually size up one or two sizes.
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I am surprised. I always thought of them as the #1 merino activewear company.
Wonder what happened?
Love their wool shirts and cycling gear. Too bad.
The black band with the nub?
Its an on off switch, if your model is built with it for that.
No levels of brightness. Just on/off.
And yes, unless you are in deep darkness, it will never be as bright as
pictured in the online vendors' pics. And, if like mine, won't be nearly as
smooth
Sprung Brooks saddles can eliminate low back pain from road shock.
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Bleriots are cool.
And the metallic paint job and silver parts just light up like diamonds in
the sunlight.
I have had a 55, and now a 53.
Nice bikes. One of the coolest decals on a Rivbike ever made. I think
Bleriots, Ranbouillets, and Salukis have the coolest decal art.
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I think you are misunderstanding what I am talking about, Steve.
If you take a needle, and try to poke it through a wad of cotton, it can be
tough to pierce through the wad.
So, in a similar way, maybe the teeth of the dog couldn't pass through the
weave of the wool sock Patrick was wearing.
Cotton ball i meant
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How did you get rid of it so you could continue cycling?
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They say a needle cannot pass through cotton maybe that's what happened here
with the wool. Glad you're OK! Are you Scottish?
How long in the USA?
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@Lee:
Looking into it online, it seems that a minimalist shoe is defined as a
shoe that is a:
protective and ornamental foot covering that has zero drop (no elevation of
heel), completely flat (level) support base from heel to toe, wide toe box
(allowing toes to splay freely and inline with
>From right most side of roadway to left, we have in Columbia, Maryland, it
structured as:
1) parking shoulder
2) bike lane
3) auto travel lane.
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Absolutely nothing wrong with regular shoes for cycling. My Nike's got me thru
all my centuries and 200k with ease. I just posted the article because I saw
it as akin to Grant's articles about bike hacks, and it mentioned a minimal
shoe (for the minimalists here), and it also discussed
I find that bike lanes put one in prime dooring and detritus territory.
I also wonder if cyclists will be mandated off the roads once bike
infrastructure is in place.
I find that in my neck of the woods, cycling in the roads with cars is the most
fluid way to move about, except for rail trails
I felt the article was akin to Grant's articles about biking hacks, like
fixing up sagging Brooks saddles, etc.
Also, It mentioned a minimalist shoe that works well for biking, and
mentioned a type of pedal that a recent thread here discussed. So I thought
it would be of interest to some here.
For my blue 54 rambouillet:
700c. - I only have room for 28mm with fenders. For me this is the max for
safety with fenders. 32 was too tight for my comfort zone.
650b- I now have 650b x 42 Compass tires and fenders with massive clearance
all around on my 54 Rambouillet.
I got the LEMS Nine2Five shoes. Black.
Looks nicest in dress and best reviews I could find.
Thanks for the references for the other shoes.
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https://naturalfootgear.com/blogs/education/17861648-cycling-shoe-surgery
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Since some of you are minimalists, I was wondering about what you wear for
biking, dress, and casual.
Do minimalist shoes wear well? Last long?
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Thanks for the input!
*I thought these would be very nice for casual wear. I went ahead and got
the since they have a 30 refund policy even if they are dirtied and damaged
from use.*
Winters here means 0-45F
Usually upper 30's/low 40's daytime/20's nighttime from Dec-March. So maybe
wool socks
54 is my size!!!
Too bad you like it or I might volunteer to take it off your hands or trade.
I didn't see any Rambouillet pics on that link.
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Anyone rode bikes in these before?
Especially the lounger model?
Are the soles stiff enough to not feel the pedal thru the shoe?
Does the wool hold up well for every day wear and in winter temps?
Thanks for the info.
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You talkin about I's bikes?
Looks like they have Hetres for 38$US
How's their shipping to US? You like I's? They nice?
I can vouch for the 650b black label GB rims 36 hole. My tires practically
auto-bead-seat on them upon inflation.
They look nice and have been great rims for me so far. I use
Canti QB?
i read that its not safe to ride with cantis and knobbies without fenders. So
make sure you go slicks if you ever take off the fenders. Guessing you already
know this but wanted to type it just in case.
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I think she bought them at a bike shop. They had a reflective strip on the
back. Clip in the front. The front was way longer than the back to cover
handlebars. But I just didn't like how it felt constrictive and heavy on the
hands when I was moving my hands around on the drop bars. Bordered on
I rode wil inexpensive, though seemingly well made, chinese hooded ponchos my
wife brought back from china.
Its true that they are cooler than jackets, as I could feel the air circulating
under the cape.
And. If the rain stops temporarily you can sling it over your shoulder behind
you and
Glad to see another Rivsingle.
Looking forward to seeing what it will be.
I rode in Florida for a couple months and I think I only used three gears on me
Sam.
If I lived there I might look into this.
But I live in MD so I use my 16-speed Rivbike and my 21-speed Rivbike to get
around.
Some LBII
Ace hardware near moi has an huge selection of bolts.
Harder to find are the washers that fit the bolt AND the seatcluster hole.
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Coupla year ago i tried uploadin me bleriot but looks like the page is de-funct.
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Can you tell us about that decaleur?
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bicyclebolts.com has security bolts for that, too.
I think they are stainless.
But you will have to carry a dedicated security allen wrench on the
brevets.
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No i mean a person coukd email an entry with pic and rbw decides whos pic and
description they post on rivbike.com each month
Tgey post their own bikes, why not a pic and descrip emailed to them from a
customer.
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I have found that Compass 650b x 38 loups and 42mm tires (babyshoe?)
practically auto bead seat upon inflation on Grand Bois 36 hole black label
650b rims.
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Where they could feature a few owners bikes from all over tge world. Rotate
monthly.
Then people could see all the different and interesting ways Rivendells are
used outside of the Creek.
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They should have an owners' bike page.
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I think fenders if anything would be dangerous for you Patrick. You ride
off-road a lot and there's a big chance of stuffs jamming your tires.
So I think without the fenders your bikes are at the mercy of the elements and
roadsalts in the winter.
So looks like your options are a good
Look forward to seeing the build! Glad to hear it's still in the works!
Thank you for taking such good care of the 54 Rambouillet, too!
I am enjoying it tremendously. I think I have had it for a little over a year
now. Took it on a couple centuries and other long rides, commuting, restaurant
*I remembered that some on this forum wear minimal footwear* and was
wondering what you all wear to keep the tootsies warm in winter. I figure
the less rubbing/contact from a shoe on my foot is better.
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I loved my Pendle. It worked great.
But these bags are kinda frumpy and dumpy looking. They get grotty, too.
But they are great if you just wanna hang a bag somewhere and not use a rack.
From time to time I think about ditching my fenders and front rack and Bertbag
and just hanging a bag off my
Any updates?
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Who are these people who talk so bizarrely?
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Here's a link to that cat's Sam that he Randonneurs with.
https://chasingmailboxes.com/2011/04/13/bikes-to-like-worlds-greatest-randonneurs-sam-hillborne/
Do you like the Avocet saddle? I seem to see a fair amount of them in pics
of steel bikes, so they must be popular.
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Should work out.
The Worlds Greatest Randonneur rode a Sam.
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Yup, they dangle too low below fork crown . Inhibits max fender clearance.
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You could do RAAM on your Joe!
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Riv has bike blueprints they can send you with numbers that will dazzle
your mind!!
They sent me blueprints for the bike I was considering.
Helped me decide.
Sometimes posted geo charts are wrong, as the one for mine was. So the
blueprint cleared it up.
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I like the SS1's for DT shifting because they are long and the lever ends are
tilted perfectly for an easy grab. Just started DT shifting and love it so far.
Used to use SS1 bar ends. They are great for that, too.
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Pics of the Rambouillet as I go places around town.
I'll add more as time goes on.
I am planning to take my real camera along. Most of these are iPhone photos.
Just for fun.
Enjoy.
https://www.flickr.com/gp/70237737@N00/0C1020
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So the original SS1 is still dying out?
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Are these SS1 or SS2?
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Many times I have lost other riders on rides. They usually disappear up ahead
of me, never to be seen again.
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And lost another computer on a bike commute.
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Lost my bike computer on the way to a restaurant once.
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Sage green sam:
https://flic.kr/p/iFMjDD
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Great idea for cantis!
I think every rivbike should have canti option for max tire and fender
clearance and easy front rackability.
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What do Rivendell riders use for winter head gear?
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Bump for 2017
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Congrats!!
Wow! That is a pure Rivbike build!
Post more pics when you get a chance.
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Here is a nice fun way I do rear dyno light on my
bike. https://www.flickr.com/gp/70237737@N00/qJfbWC
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*Please do not respond if you have not ridden both sets of these tires.*
I have read the theories put forth by tire makers. I don't want to get into
that here.
*I was just wondering what the actual ride experience has been for the
feet/cyclecomputers of actual riders of these tire sets.*
@ PeterT
That was interesting what you wrote about that chemical stuff.
It is scary to think about how we may be poisoning ourselves with our
industry. I wonder if that accounts for the widespread cancer. Maybe the
microtoxins* coupled with *the toxins do it?
I guess humans will learn more as
My apologies.
Didn;t realize the rack in question had no eyelets.
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Wonder why they were trashed?
My 53's are aluminum with red band.
Perhaps these are 52 True Temper? But i thought that was for frame tubes only?
Just a wild guess. Probly wrong.
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I call them "Whale tail" lugs and "wave" lugs.
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This is a needle bearing IRD Rollerdrive just like Riv sells.
1. Loosen lock nut
2. tighten the nut under the spacers 1/8 turn
3. Tighten lock nut.
4. test for correct feel.
5. Readjust if.
Is this right?
Anything to look out for?
Do I have to worry about those keyed spacers or anything else
Is this sold yet?
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The Lon Haldeman interviews in the RR's were cool, too!
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2016:
https://www.flickr.com/gp/70237737@N00/y379m1
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Cool pics, and thanks for the demonstrations that happy biking can happen
in all weather.
Be careful, though. In some parts you would get ticketed for even
mentioning the word "Winter" before its time. Ha ha!
49 winters is enough for me! ha ha!
Our Nov-March "cold" weather is enough for me. I
Nooo!!!
Someone posted on this forum a picture of him going up a 30% grade in the big
ring. So I think most of the LCG pictures are going to be in creek beds and
off-road type stuff.
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I'm not going on it this year. I did it in 2013 (Sam) 2014 (Sam) and 2016
(Rambouillet). Fun! 2015 was cancelled due to double whammy
noreaster/hurricane weather, iirc.
Is this your first time?
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How did he ride in the winter weather with just shorts?
My knees and thighs would be screaming!
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Ad says that it is lightest tubing for Rivbikes.
Lighter than Roadeo?
Also says not designed for front bag.
Does this mean because no braze ons? Or the fork is not strong enough for
front loading? Even rando bag?
Just curious. Thanks for the info.
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I wanna know who was the first person to winter in Minn. and then looked around
and thought to himself, "Yeah. This'll be a great place to settle.".
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Id like to see what the first run looked like if you care to post pics. I don't
think i have seen one before except in RReaders.
What year did you buy it? Interested to know how old an original is.
I think they didn't have the "2" decal on the ST. Is that right?
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Know of any?
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Is that with I's Bikes?
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Any increase in average speeds with Catalysts?
Need to change seat height?
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Like iphones
Same price everywhere seems like.
I remember the huge price diff in Nifty Swiftys between RBW and Niagara.
I asked RBW about this.
RBW said they didnt like the idea that Niagara could sell so cheap as they
didnt bear the R/E/design costs. But RBW said they couldn't do same because
would grip kings do the same thing as catalyst?
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Right, I am just looking for links, as stated in the OP.
But moderator can remove the thread now if he likes, since I got an answer
already.
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*Please let's not discuss helmet use.*
*I'm Just looking for Jobst quotes.*
Just wanted to know if he ever discussed this publicly.
I cannot find any comments by him about it online.
Anyone here read anything he said on this?
Thanks for any links.
Let's leave this at just links. Thanks.
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