I like this.
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Looks good!
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Got to tag along with some SF Randonndeurs, Ely from Ruth Bags, Ray from
Mission Bags and David on their Jittery Jaunt 200k Permanent that took us
to the small town of Valley Ford. I'm not too fond of doing this much
mileage but was pretty curious about exploring around the Petaluma area so
I
Anyone try this? I know Head Mechanic Mark Abele had them on his bike.
Curious if anyone else tried them yet?
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Having the Rivendell Pendant in my classroom my students think it's a
college instead of a bike shop
On Thursday, December 6, 2012 7:52:20 PM UTC-8, Joe Bernard wrote:
Apparently the headbadge proclaiming By Rivendell was dreadfully wrong,
too...
Joe dreadfully wrong Bernard
Vallejo,
Will to answer you question. The camera at the time was a Olympus Pen-3. I
like it but me being a fairly reckless picture taker the camera isn't
really living up to scuff to my standards of clumsiness.
Before this camera most my shots from previous reports was a Canon G11 a
camera that lasted
Pretty sure the tandem is Grant's too. I'm digging the extra cycle sale.
On Tuesday, December 4, 2012 9:26:48 PM UTC-8, Joe Bernard wrote:
Comes pre-beausaged by the guy who invented the term! That's a real good
deal, especially with the lugged stem. And an orange grab strap!
Joe Bernard
Pull a Grant and just wear a bandanna as a neckerchief.
http://flic.kr/p/dayP4D
On Monday, December 3, 2012 5:46:46 PM UTC-8, Michael wrote:
Mock Turtleneck.
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On Monday, December 3, 2012 6:40:43 PM UTC-8, Manuel Acosta wrote:
Pull a Grant and just wear a bandanna as a neckerchief.
http://flic.kr/p/dayP4D
Also keeps the dress collar clean when riding to work.
On Monday, December 3, 2012 5:46:46 PM UTC-8, Michael wrote:
Mock Turtleneck
Manny.
-Jesus
On Monday, November 19, 2012 7:24:00 PM UTC-8, Manuel Acosta wrote:
So a couple months back I shared a short film about a S240 that I did
with a
bunch of Rivendell guys that my buddy Jesus Beltran filmed.
For those out of the loop here are some pictures that prove that I'm
Good old multi use bandana. Be careful u might be seen as a bandit
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It's always pretty cool to see a Rivendell in the wild. It's like seeing an
old friend or being apart of a secret club. Even cooler when you see a
Rivendell with it's owner that you actually know!
Amit Singht, all around nice guy and apparently Bike avocate of beautiful
Detroit was caught with
... of great friends,
loving family,
and an always patient ladyfriend.
Pictures prove that all you need are friends, family and a love one a bike
wouldn't hurt either.
http://flic.kr/s/aHsjCYto74
- Manny You only need one bike Acosta
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... of great friends,
loving family,
and an always patient ladyfriend.
Pictures prove that all you need are friends, family and a love one a bike
wouldn't hurt either.
http://flic.kr/s/aHsjCYto74
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So a couple months back I shared a short film about a S240 that I did with a
bunch of Rivendell guys that my buddy Jesus Beltran filmed.
For those out of the loop here are some pictures that prove that I'm not
lying.
http://flic.kr/s/aHsjAEm6DY
Also the amazing video Jesus did can be found
I too got plenty of baselayer woolies. Also snagged the blue powercoated
bullmoose, a bunch of micro shift derailleurs and best of all a muddy bike.
pictures proved that I'm done with xmas shopping:
http://flic.kr/s/aHsjCT6Jdn
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Good weekend of riding.
No real long mileage but the quality of riding was amazing.
Sean took me on a short ride around Rivendell country. Showed me the Jay
Turn the legendary turn that involved a creek crossing and a good amount
climbing over ruts and gravel all on a hairpin turn. The story
, Manuel Acosta wrote:
Good weekend of riding.
No real long mileage but the quality of riding was amazing.
Sean took me on a short ride around Rivendell country. Showed me the
Jay Turn the legendary turn that involved a creek crossing and a good
amount climbing over ruts and gravel all on a hairpin
Doing a overnight trip with my BoyScout troop the Friday to Saturday, most
likely going to miss the Rivendell Garage sale. Might make the ride if it's
planned in the afternoonish.
Diablo is nice and close. Maybe dirt riding back down?
Any suggestions?
On Wednesday, November 7, 2012 7:41:09 PM
Glad that Tom is being taken care of in Portland. Looks like a great ride
with great company. Pictures look amazing too. On a side note the
ladyfriend and I might head up there for the New Years.
Look for a care package from Cal soon...
Dennis - Was meaning to sent this to you when we met in
Last Friday on my commute home the ladyfriend calls me and I quote,Take
your time we don't need to be there for a couple of hours.
I took this as an excuse to take the long way home looking for a different
way to get up to Mission Peak. I decided to take Weller Rd via Calaveras Rd.
Didn't know
Typical day of riding with Mr, Sean Hipkin, bike boxer of thy Rivendell.
Little bit of dirt, add a little bit of mud, good amount of climbing, a
couple
of creek crosses, throw in a rope swing and handful of golf balls in the
ride
and you can call it a day.
Doesn't really matter how or what
agreed orange bikes in the fall has magical healing properties. Plus they
make for good camouflage
http://flic.kr/p/dmMp7j
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One of the greatest things about being a teacher is convincing students to
surpass their own limitations.
Last Thursday marked the first after school bike ride for the Venturing
Crew.
We had three venturers that braved the hot weather to ride up to Alum Rock.
Sweaty helmets and thirsty throats
Thought that this would be appropriate since we were both on a bike. The
ladyfriend's sister is a talent artist. If you were wondering I'm the dark
one with the muscles.
http://flic.kr/p/dkEvU3
Check the rest of her work here.
http://erinleong.blogspot.com/
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Sometimes our physical activities are the only constant thing in our lives.
Enjoy every minute that you are active. Your body, mind and spirit will
appreciate it. I know mine does.
Just some things that keep me sane through the month:
Do something with a love one, to remind yourself that you
On Sunday, October 14, 2012 6:18:18 PM UTC-7, Manuel Acosta wrote:
Sometimes our physical activities are the only constant thing in our
lives.
Enjoy every minute that you are active. Your body, mind and spirit will
appreciate it. I know mine does.
Just some things that keep me sane through
+1 for the sackville large.
You ALWAYS need more room.
But if you have to chose between those two get the sackville. I find how
the Carradice sits so the side pockets have the tendency for stuff to fall
out. This could be my absentmindedness of me not strapping the sides.
Rivendell's
Cloth handlebar tape always does the trick for me. Just wrap it a handful
of times then twine it somehow. Mr. Sean Hipkin did that with his dented
top tube. Looks fancy serves a purpose. Kinda.
On Wednesday, October 10, 2012 5:38:50 PM UTC-7, Garth wrote:
yeah ... clear polish is great. I
Sean and me are planning on riding Mt.Tam up railroad grade this Sunday.
Planning on starting late 11ish to enjoy some sunday sleep. If you want to
get lost with us PM me I'll feel you in on the lack of details. Pictures
will be taken.
-Manny
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Found that one of my photos got linked into this.
http://gooutside.uol.com.br/1782
Don't know how I should feel about one of my photos being used without my
permission. I wish they would have asked or at least picked a better
picture.
But I digress. The youtube clip they had at the bottom
I'm lying on the floor of a hotel in my sleeping bag trying to sleep at
1am, AFTER three hours of driving. But I can't. To nervous/excited/scared
about the ride for tomorrow. I don't usually get so anxious about a bike
ride but this was the Epiphany Ride. The Clif Bar Epiphany Ride. When my
If you get lost and end up in the Bay Area you guys have a place to stay at
mi casa.
-Manny
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Nitto R-10 is pretty good. I've used both for a rear bag. I like
the option of taking the R10 off and on whenever I can. Taking off and on a
Mark's rack get's kinda annoying after a while. If you're using the Mark's
rack for the rear with high profile brakes you'll need to fudge it to
Invest in learning how to sing. That always works
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Kinda sad that I missed out on what I believe was the Golden Years of
Rivendell products. Not saying that their products aren't Golden now. It's
just that I always end up finding Rivendell products on ebay that were sold
years before I even found the website. With that these are things I wish
Rivendell did something along the terms of a renovelo forgot what happened to
it. Let me dig through so pictures.
..
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Here you go Jim.
https://maps.google.com/maps/ms?msid=200374047968755502347.000496280ca9ff8fb3e06msa=0
On Wednesday, September 19, 2012 6:38:17 PM UTC-7, Jim Thill - Hiawatha
Cyclery wrote:
I'm going to visit the SF area this winter. I plan to live mostly outside
on my bike or in my tent for
Redwood road from San Leandro is always a good one. You can cut through
chabot and ride to rivendell via pinehurst and so on. Always a good one on
a fixed gear.
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Grant and his trademark neckerchief.
Blog link proves that neckerchiefs are in!
http://blog.michaeljamesmilton.com/page/2
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Makes me sad that I can't find one my size. I always wanted to be IN with
the cool people
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Weather wise you'll be fine.It doesn't get really bad here compared to
other parts of the country. Our winter is very mild. At worse you deal with
rain but never freezing cold rain. (maybe only
In terms of rides I like Tam and the Marin Headlands, but in the winter
you're pretty much just
Jim.
Theres a couple of free campsite around Marin Headlands that you can
register for but you can find plenty of places around to camp. I haven't
had the time nor do I have the company to go out and explore some camping
spots but I know plenty people that know a handful of places. Theres a
Which stevens canyon is this? I can only think of the one near Los Altos.
Pictures are good classy
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Awesome I know some of those spots. Jay did an amazing job. kudos.
On Monday, September 17, 2012 1:23:50 PM UTC-7, William wrote:
I read the blog by Mike Varley of Black Mountain Cycles in Point Reyes
Station. Recently Mike linked to a Vimeo bio of Tom Ritchey. It was done
by Jay Bird
Gah! So awesome! Thanks for Will for pointing this out. Amazing film by Jay
about Rich!
http://vimeo.com/49212143
SOO cool!
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Leslie apparently one of those untold things at Rivendell. No one
acknowledges it nor do that make a big deal about it.
I thought it was a big deal when I found out about it.
On Monday, September 17, 2012 8:34:58 PM UTC-7, Leslie wrote:
How did I not realize that Jay is Tom's son before
Picked up my Hillborne at Rivendell HQ after being in a minor mishap.
http://flic.kr/p/d5H1A1
The great folks fixed it with no problem. Apparently the chain ripped up 8
spokes on the drive side and they needed to be replaced.
Got to talk to Dave about the new bike stuff. I could talk about the
Jim. Sorry to hear about your spill. Hope you heal well. Looks like a good
ride. Doing a Clif bar ride thing that day. If I wasn't I would totally
jump on this looks like a good ride.
On Saturday, September 15, 2012 9:38:23 AM UTC-7, Cyclofiend Jim wrote:
Hey there -
Since the tumble I
I'm one! If you mean RAAM rider as in Riding Amazing Asian Milage rider.
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I'm lucky enough to be able to share my riding with friends old and new.
My buddy Tommy has ridden with me down the coast, through the rivers, in
the rain, in the sun, with a smile on his face.
We have shared miles upon miles of roads and dirt. Now he's off to a new
adventure, Portland! Now my
Wow a elegant solution
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Don't forget the most important thing! A nicknack that is either tied or
twined on your bike somehow. Make it something meaningful. I got a mini
wooden Sasquatch that I named Robert. Robert from Knot Only A Bear in
Oregon made it for me. Said he was the smallest Sasquatch ever!
Picture
Damn... Grant. You're not going to be happy when you see the bike in it's
current condition, might have to sneak into RivHQ with a wrestling singlet.
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Sounds good. first real bike tour seemed like a success! Where and when
is the next one and when am I invited?
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They say happiness is best when shared.
Over the weekend got to share one of my favorite activities, bike camping,
with the lady friend. The last camp trip we had turned out to be a
disaster, so I was quite surprised when she said she was interested in
doing some biking camping at Half Moon
Jared I would highly recommend Changing Gears. Their a non-profit shop
located on the old Alameda Army Base. They have a bunch of used bike parts
for super cheap. In fact thats were I got my new bike.
Website proved that they are amazing.
www.*changinggearsbikes*.org/
Ask for Barry. Tell
.. Finally done editing my touring photos from Seattle to San Francisco.
Going through each set and writing the stories for each day.
Pictures prove that I have stories for the following days:
Day 1 to Day 3 are floating somewhere on the forum somewhere...
Day 4: Spanaway to Lewis and Clark
Agreed the book is a good way of having a physical copy of grants writing.
Always a good read. Fits in a jersey pocket(pretty sure that was done on
purpose) so if you do like it you can give it out to the next cyclist you see.
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pretty sure you can fudge it to make it work. I always tell people if it
doesn't fit, force it in.
-Manny
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What better way to spend your birthday then to bike with your family?
Biking with your family on Planet of the Apes road! My little brother and
my dad on his new bosco bar road bike tackled Planet of the Apes road in
typical San Francisco/Bay Area summer weather. Foggy. Maybe a half mile of
I used to work at Baskin Robbins for 8 years. About every other Saturday my
buddy Will would come by on his bike to get a scoop of ice
cream. Intrigued that he biked everywhere I figured I needed a hobby for
the summer so I asked him one Saturday where would be a good place to buy a
bike. He
Sounds epic to me. Great looking pictures Andy. Makes me miss Seattle
already. Good to see the kids had a blast.
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Glad that you're in good spirits about it. Glad that the bike came out
fine, scratches on the bike are like medals of honor. Display them proud.
On Monday, August 20, 2012 4:10:14 PM UTC-7, Liesl wrote:
I, too like Eric, have succumbed to the bad road surface. Took a right
turn on to a side
Just finishing our trip Tommy and I picked up another tourist coming down
the coast for fiddle camp( never knew there was such a thing) who goes by
the name Rachelle. Tommy and I met Rachelle and her buddy, Mandie, riding
up a hill on HW1 a during a lunch break. As they rode passed us we
Sorry folks looks like I have to cancel this event. With school starting on
monday, I have to go in tomorrow to set up my classroom. Still doing a ride
to halfmoon bay for bbq but it's going to be on Sunday
-Manny
On Wednesday, August 15, 2012 10:29:09 PM UTC-7, Manuel Acosta wrote:
Lets say
Hawk camp is a free campsite super close. No water though .
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Lets say 1000ish at DC Bart.
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Open to those that are free. Doing a quick s240 to Half Moon State Beach
from Daly City Bart via the Planet of the Apes road.
If you have never ridden the Planet of the Apes road, imagine a road from
Planet of the Apes, twisted, overgrown, falling apart.
Now imagine riding your bike on that
Eric if your planning to ride to the coast from portland I highly suggest
taking the nesstucca river road. Beautiful gravel road with a campsite
right in the middle between Portland and the coast.
-Manny
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Double clipless or clip and flat on one side
On Thursday, August 2, 2012 12:07:09 PM UTC-7, William wrote:
I bought two pairs of Shimano A600 pedals from this seller. $74 shipped
per pair.
The hardest part of any adventure is buying the ticket
First couple of days was mostly traveling by train. General mentality for
the whole trip was, We'll figure it out.
No general plan, just making it up while we go.
Pictures prove that I still have tons of photos to edit:
Day 1
Hardest part about my trip is having to go through 2 weeks of photos to
edit.
Photos will be up. I'll post them with some stories. Maybe on a blog or
something.
By far the experience of a lifetime. Looking forward to reflecting.
One photo to proved that I finished:
http://flic.kr/p/cNWRXG
Will, I love that route. That was the daily route everyday. Are you
planning to do any randonneur events anytime soon? Legs feel good to jump
on one.
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I was told Mt.Hood was the place to be for strawberries. Need to plan
another trip to Portland soon. Thanks for the pictures.
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Here at the FarWest Hostel in oregon one day away from the califorina coast.
finally up online so i figured i would give u guys an update Tons of stories
and pictures. Right now im sleeping in a borrowed sleeping bag on a mattress
next to a huge dog. In case your wondering how Tommy and I are
Here at the FarWest Hostel in oregon one day away from the califorina coast.
finally up online so i figured i would give u guys an update Tons of stories
and pictures. Right now im sleeping in a borrowed sleeping bag on a mattress
next to a huge dog. In case your wondering how Tommy and I are
Rob,
Hey tom and i are staying a lewis and clark state park planning on riding
toeard portland tomorrow planning to be there around 4ish
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Subject: [RBW] Re: Seattle To SF Tour.
Sounds
Oh yea heres my herea my number 5103311792
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Subject: [RBW] Re: Seattle To SF Tour.
Sounds great!
If you think of it, let us know when you'll be in Seattle. Maybe we can
meet. Lots of
Since everyone is doing it I might as well jump on the bandwagon.
Riding with good riding buddy Tommy from Seattle to San Francisco.
Totally winging it. Leaving one week early. No route planned.
Looking for adventure. I know we'll be riding through Portland to get
coffee and to go to VeloCult's
Andy ill take the readers. Arent u in portland? Maybe we can meet up as i ride
by
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Andy ill take the readers. Arent u in portland? Maybe we can meet up as i ride
by
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So I mentioned that my buddy Jesus Beltran, we just call him Chin,
videotaped the last S240 to Samuel P Taylor Park.
A couple months prior I helped him with a cycling video. We liked it but
felt it didn't really portray the real reason why cyclist like going out on
two wheels to ride bikes.
Looks good. Glad theres some dirt you guys ride down any stairs?
-manny
On Friday, July 20, 2012 8:31:02 AM UTC-7, tdusky wrote:
Looks like a good time. Amit you really should wear a helmet! just ask
Dennis about riding on dirt roads, his helmet saved his life!
Nice bikes!
On Friday, July
Ruth Bag Works is run by Ely.
Ely makes beautiful Randonneur inspired bags by hand. I was first drawn to
Ely's work through his flickr page and later on his blog. I figured he was
the person to talk to about getting a bag fixed/improved on. The Rivendell
Platrack Sackville bag has become one of
Great trip with great friends, new and old. Great talking to professional
bike packer and Rivendell employee, Miles. We did a lot of advertising
around the Marin Headlands with three Samuel Hillbornes, one Hunqipillar
and one X0-4. Fun times.
Pictures proved that we didn't freeze (until we
funny how you posted this a buddy of mine was talking about his Nutcase
helmet and how it needed holes. We jokingly told him to drill holes, he was
thinking seriously was thinking of burning holes in his helmet to make it
work. We told him it might void the warranty. Hopefully nutcase does add
I like it. I can see this working even if you don't have the eyelets on the
fork. Let us know how it holds up.
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That was fast.
Already taken.
Cheers.
On Sunday, July 8, 2012 7:00:57 PM UTC-7, Manuel Acosta wrote:
Looking to sell here before I throw this on craigslist.
Got this at the Rivendell Garage sale a couple of years ago. Plenty of
beasuage on it prior found a good handful of pine needles
Dont think so. The rack is mounted with the side mounts that usually come
with nitto front racks. you could fudge it and tie it down with some twine
or rope. Good luck
On Monday, July 9, 2012 11:59:07 AM UTC-7, Leslie wrote:
I know the PlatRack was designed specifically to go with Mark's
While riding with the lady friend, we come across a duck that seemed to be
separated from it's flock via a fence. Being the animal lover I am I was
there ready for the rescue. I convince the lady friend to help me corner
the duck so that I catch it. After much sweet talking to the duck I
Wait your suppose to switch bikes? I just ride the one closest to me.
On Monday, July 9, 2012 7:50:44 PM UTC-7, Leslie wrote:
Watching the BORAF, a Strava commercial keeps driving home the Rivendell
philosophy:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sJtLZ8Ufevo
The tires are too skinny for the
Figure it's just about time to get ready for touring season. Tommy and I
are planning to train/bus/drive/fly (we haven't really figured this part
out) up to Washington and biking down to San Francisco. Looking to try to
do it in a week and a half. Anyone have any suggestions on routes or things
Looking to sell here before I throw this on craigslist.
Got this at the Rivendell Garage sale a couple of years ago. Plenty of
beasuage on it prior found a good handful of pine needles in it before
cleaning it out. Used it on a number of camp trips since then.
Looking to get a bigger bag hence
You would think that pedaling people around on a bike would be fun. But
after eight days it starts to feel more like a job. Go figure.
Decided to remind myself why I enjoy biking s much, by going on a ride that
didn't require three wheels.
Great mileage today. Still can't find a direct route
Beater Rivendell? I thought all Rivendells are suppose to be ridden to the
ground?
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Dusty,
The shirt is from Rickshaw Bagworks. I don't know if they sell it on their
website anymore. But call they might have more.
Also another cool thing. Didn't know if I should have posted this up on
forum but since Grant posted already a huge welcome to new bike
packer/saturday guy, Sean! A
Looks like a great trip. Funny that I ran into you on the pier on your way
back.
-Manny
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Rule number one:
Go out and ride WITH them.
Rule number two:
Enjoy yourself.
Pictures Prove that miles don't need to be long for them to be enjoyable.
http://flic.kr/s/aHsjzLGFu6
-Manny Race them and let them beat you Acosta
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