He recorded a follow up song to that one called "Acoustic Motorbike"
As you may have guessed, unplugged is sans motor.
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Thanks Joe and John,
I'm pretty happy with how good of a match the orange is.
Maybe a couple other small bits will get powder coated.
Holler if you see me Joe, you can take it for a cruise.
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Is your dog crate trained?
If I were transporting a dog behind me, I would want him/her safely in a crate.
A crate could easily be mounted on a flatbed trailer.
I've worked with dogs for many years and even a well trained dog raised from a
pup is not 100% predictable 100% of the time.
You
Mini pump over frame fit pumps?
If they work well then I'm willing to give one a try.
Big fat 2.4" tires at well below 70# for sure.
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Drag brakes make really good parking brakes as well.
I would probably use one even if I lived where it's flat.
I thought I had a bunch of red housing but I couldn't find it.
I sprung for the orange and a friend of mine had some orange powder so he
coated the cages to match.
It's a good
Call Paul and see if they have a suggestion.
I bought an Avid BB7 for mine, I got the one you adjust each pad independently,
it works perfectly with a friction thumbshifter.
It was easy to fine tune with the adjusters.
Drag brakes make great parking brakes as well.
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As the header asks, what are you running for a pump and where did you place it?
Nothing in my current arsenal is a good fit.
For a data point, mine is a small frame model.
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Patrick,
I divided an 8oz bottle between three tubes.
I turned the bottle upside down and then marked it with a sharpie.
The amount of air space at the top of the bottle would make it harder to guess
at the amount accurately. Make sense?
I'm not particularly exact with air pressure. I
Deacon Patrick,
Several months ago I rode through a mine field of
goatheads and switched to Patrick Moores method of orange seal in tubes.
Since then, I've pulled a number of goatheads out of my tires, watched a little
bubbling take place and ride on.
No flats since. We'll
Issac,
You may want to peruse the archives of the tandem list and see what
holds up well on tandems.
In the past, I've had very good luck with Phil wood freewheel hubs but their
cassette hubs don't seem to have the same durability.
I have little experience with cassette hubs but I've
Rivendell has them on their site.
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Patrick,
What makes the 6 and newer phones more fragile is the glass goes all the
way to the edge of the phone and there is no protective frame border built in
to the casing.
It makes for a slimmer phone with larger screens but if the phone tops and
lands on the edge, the glass breaks.
Sleep on the plane.
As for the 2.4" tires, if you are referring to the Super Motos that you
suggested to me, they look like a big fat road racing motorcycle tire with
plenty of clearance.
Those tires were made for these frames and should eat up just about any surface
you run them on.
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Does anyone recall mention of an adapter for putting a rack on the HHH tandems!
I seem to recall reading that there would be some sort of adapter but I could
be mistaken.
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If you are talking about ridges cast into the bottom bracket shell, then yes.
The cables ride in the channels of the ridges.
If it's something different, you may want to post a picture.
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I've got a Mtn Mixte from the first batch and my PBH is about 78.
The bike is a great fit so don't think you need to be Roman's size to fit one
well.
I found myself just a tiny bit stretched out with standard Bullmoose bars but
with Albatross and a 9cm stem, the reach is perfect.
I ride it
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I'll second what Justin said, nice 650 x 42B ride great as road tires.
my 650 bike with 42s vs my lean road bike that carries nothing, both complete
the same rides within a bathroom stop of each other.
Plus, when you see that dirt road, you can just dive right onto it with your
42s.
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One other thing to consider and it may have already been mentioned.
If you go with two sets of wheels, consider having the width of the rims very
close or the same as each other.
If you have to completely readjust your brakes every time you make a wheel
swap, you won't be as likely to get all
Thanks Jim and Rene,
This clarifies things.
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I don't have much experience with disc brakes.
I'm planning to run a cable actuated disc as a drag brake on the HHH.
There was a Blug post that said to run a 40mm bracket with a 180mm rotor on the
small size tandem.
The bracket on mine measures 50mm on center for the mounting screws.
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We will have to see pictures of that combo Jim S.
I saw that orange and it's wild.
I went with the Schwalbe Super Motos. They look like big fat motorcycle tires.
I'm looking forward to trying them out. I don't know how they'll ride but they
should wear really well.
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Leah,
If you are a Costco member, just log onto their photo department, upload
the images you want to print, choose the size you want, they have a cropping
feature so you can set the image up the way you want it.
Place your order and either pick it up at the store or have it mailed to
Thank you Iconley
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I suspect all the tires listed are great choices, there are so many good tires
in this wheel size.
Iconley, Do those Super Motos run true to size or are they also undersized like
the Big Bens.
I'm not planning on running fenders for the time being.
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Intended use is multipurpose, road, trail, hardpack fireroad etc...
Nothing technical.
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Just curious what sort of tire choices people are making for their tandems.
I'm thinking about starting with something in the 2.00"-2.25".
Schwalbe and Continental both have some nice looking tires.
The Riv site is currently out on a couple of them but I can wait for a little
while.
The
Nice!
My experience with tandems is, they handle crosswinds better than most singles.
I suspect these tandems will prove to be very stable.
I thought the orange was a great color and adds to the fun factor.
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Just out of curiosity, are there any traffic cameras or security cameras that
can put this guy behind the wheel?
You won't get him for DUI but you may be able to put some pressure on the
police to get him for some sort of wreckless endangerment.
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Getting in sync with your stoker has a huge role in riding uphill.
This is particularly true if you try to stand for hills.
On my road oriented tandem, I have 30 tooth front and 30 tooth rear.
This has been an issue with less experienced stokers and has had ME standing
and going as hard as I
Rene,
That may be the best option yet.
Who knew.
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I did it for vanity Ryan.
I've used the cork grips in their raw state and they end up looking dirty.
They probably function better with no coating since the cork maintains it's
nice dry texture.
I'm sure very few, if any, fishermen shellacked the cork handles on their
fishing rods.
Ray
I get that Kai except if the bars are to high it puts the wrists at an awkward
angle.
Not so much if they were a bit lower.
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I got to see the orange tandem in the steel today.
Anyone getting one is in for a great experience.
All the colors are great but that orange just screams Funhouse.
Mine is blue and it will take a little while before I can gather everything to
build it.
These really are some of the best
Just another data point.
I have several sets of those grips. Two sets were done with amber and one with
clear.
I can't see a bit of difference between them.
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That orange looks great!
Who is going to be the one who starts the tandem gallery so we can see them all
in one place.
Bill mentioned his feeling quite normal as a single.
I have ridden my tandem solo to pick up other people, the only issue is the
rear wheel being easy to lock up with no
Patrick,
Hida tool has been mentioned, when you talk with them, ask about the
magazine "Sukyia Living" it used to be called the Journal of Japanese
Gardening.
There are numerous carpenters who work in Japanese Gardening and the publisher
of the magazine will furnish a list of
Rene,
I've always used shifter cables in mine. I've never given it a second
thought but I routinely inspect brake cables, doubly so on my tandem.
Drag brakes also make excellent perking brakes which makes parking a tandem a
bit easier.
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I've had a tandem for over 30 years and my drag brake is an Arai drum.
It has been controlled by a Suntour bar on until recently and it is now
controlled by a Suntour thumbshifter.
In many years of tandeming, with numerous different stokers, it is my humble
opinion that it is asking a lot of
Trico Iron Case is sold.
Truck bed rack still available.
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First item is the Trico Sports Iron Case
Hardshell bike transport case
Interior foam, straps, buckles, case etc... all in very good condition.
Only issue is where previous owners name was covered with primer, it's a couple
shades darker than the case. Otherwise, zero issues
$120
Second is a bar
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John,
The Thunder Burts on there are labeled 2.1.
When I was looking at bikes at Riv and talking with Roman about his, I'm pretty
sure he had Continental 2.3s on his.
These bikes were made with Appaloosa forks and he said they try to match
chainstay clearance to fork clearance when they
I'll admit to having a few fountain pens here.
I've owned them for nearly 3 decades.
Parker, Waterman and Pelikan.
If you care to spring for the gold nibs, they are supposed to be more flexible.
I'm not sure if it's a myth or nor but folklore used to say that you shouldn't
let other people
On Wednesday, March 22, 2017 at 8:58:12 AM UTC-7, Charlie R wrote:
> I received a Rivendell email yesterday about another possible batch of the
> Rosco sort of mountain mixte. Sounds like the same as the last batch with
> maybe a different color. Cost is estimated to be $800 without bottom
>
I'll add an endorsement, I have one out of the first batch and it's a great and
versatile bike.
Because of the wide range of people it will fit, it can be used for guests as
well.
Most bikes won't be quite as flexible in regards to sizes of riders it will
fit.
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I'd like to add another thought to this discussion, it has to do with public
radio vs mainstream corporate media.
Here in the San Francisco Bay Area, we have a couple great public radio
stations that play a very diverse mix of programming.
The hosts bring their own tastes and flavors to the
Patrick et al,
One thing that vinyl used to add, and I can't say if it does
today, is the element of listening to an entire side or both sides of an album.
Add some friends to the mix and you pass around the album cover, read the liner
notes and anything else the band or
Given that you already have a Romulus, the Sam will be closer to that than the
other two.
There is another option that would allow both you and your wife to use the same
bike, get on the list for one of the Roscoe Mtn Mixte.
As of yesterday, they had five people committed and wanted eight to
I think you can key off the 55m Cheviut for sizing, seat tube is within a half
centimeter and the top tube length is about the same.and it takes
pretty fat tires, a fair bit fatter than the Chev.
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For anyone in the S.F. Bay Area, if you are on the fence about ordering one,
you are welcome to testride mine.
I rode it this morning.
They are really nice and quite a bargain IMHO
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For decades I owned a Park professional shop stand and a few years ago I sold
it in an effort to clear up some space.
I don't miss it a bit.
I don't build as many bikes as I used to but still build some and do lots of
maintenance.
I would buy a bench mount stand if I ever bought another
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Patrick,
I just sent the PDF that Grant posted.
Check your email and see if you are able to open it.
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A few years back I was looking for a flat screen tv to view some of my photos.
I took my laptop with me to a shop with dozens of tvs and told the salesman
what I was doing.
I hooked my computer up to a couple dozen different tvs.
The picture quality BY FAR was best on plasma screens.
The
Steve,
I sent you a pm
You can reach me at rayvarella007 at gmail dot com if the shorts are still
available.
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If you go back and look at the original pics that Leah posted, you can see
brake wear at the spokes and see the eyelets pulling away from the rim.
I don't know how much wear that rim has but if the sidewalls are worn enough to
cause the sidewalls to bulge at the spoke holes then it's a pretty
I've had a couple bikes that I used clamp on water bottle cages on.
They used to come with clamps that looked very similar to cable guide clamps
but had a little dimple instead of a channel.
I used them from the early 70s up through the late 90s.
They were the only thing I used when frames
The tires might not pick up as much detritus once they get a little scuffed.
Hopefully.
Your encounter with the fellow at the bike shop made for an interesting
juxtaposition. Even when I rode 300 miles a week, I never thought it was
expensive
I must have been doing it wrong.
Cycling is a
Bob,
I think Riv is pretty conservative in how they rate their bikes.
I don't have a Cheviut but I recently got one of their Roscoe Mixte frames.
>From my initial experiences with it, I would not hesitate to load it up for a
>tour.
I'm certain it could handle full size panniers plus a
Ryan,
There is also a film about the author of that book.
He ended up marrying the woman who made the film and he is no longer living in
the area.
The flock has split into two flocks and the fractal flock is living down near
the S.F airport.
That species of Macaws have a wingspan of
No Ryan, the parrots of telegraph hill are conures.
These are my own birds that I fly, they are Macaws.
Cheers, and thank you.
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Yes Mark, the red Pterodactyls are quite an issue around here ;)
The bike rides great and the liftatube is quite useful.
Yes Shoji, I agree about the fork. It's one of the nicest crowns I've seen in a
long time and it fits pretty fat tires.
I don't mind Marty, thank you.
When I loaded the
Using them on road exclusively or on trails?
Did you ask that Rene?
I'm sure they will roll great. I'll be curious to hear how they hold up on
bumpy and rutted trails.
Those HHH tandems will make really fun trail bikes.
Ray
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Joe is correct Chris.
By placing a straight edge across the ends of the bar, there is at least a full
centimeter of rise from the center of the bar.
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Chris,
I get 130mm for that measurement.
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That is a lot of bells. Perhaps you should consider adding a HonkaHoota to the
mix.
It would really add to his one man band handlebar.
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Tandems have some ratty significant advantages over singles in terms of
headwinds, crosswinds, downhills and general cruising.
A sturdier tire will not handicap general riding, especially on the
cruiser/bomber type tandem the HHH will be.
The tandem I've owned for many years has both a
Hmmm, perhaps years ago when the book was written, Skinner may have been
misunderstood but in today's world he is widely regarded (relatively speaking)
as bringing the practice of operant conditioning to the mainstream practice of
working with animals and people with extreme learning
Leah,
Not to be devils advocate, but if you are using your bike for everyday
transportation and or recreation, it makes good sense to have a second bike.
I've ever been reliant on a shop for my repairs and maintenance but there have
been many occasions where I was leaving for work and
Guilty!
I kicked myself for not bringing a camera along, especially when I stopped to
admire a Peregrine Falcon basking in the sun and a minute later a Turkey
Vulture came and landed nearly on top of him, needless to say, the Falcon left.
One of the reasons for building this bike is to carry a
Got my Roscoe on the road and took it for a couple hour ride today.
I must admit, it rides every bit as good, probably even better than the custom
Allrounder it replaced.
It was a parts bin build.
Sugino AT triple cranks w/Phil BB
Rich Built Dyad/Aeroheat 650b wheels 8 speed 13-32
Suntour XC
I picked mine up and just need to add brakes and fine tune it.
My neighborhood is flat so I rode it a bit yesterday evening.
It's a very nimble and light riding bike so far.
I can't wait to get out and get a good couple rides on it.
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I treat my favorite bike/parts sellers the same way I treat my local hardware
store.
I go there first. I want them to stay in business because they provide a level
of knowledge and courtesy that a big box or large anonymous online seller does
not.
When you deal with people who have invested
So, what tires to run is the next question.
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Where did you guys see a picture of Will's upcoming Mixte?
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Bob,
It should take a fatter tire than a 50.
It has the same fork crown as the Appaloosa.
If you look at the staff bikes you can see the one Roman set up.
It has 55s on it and they aren't (to my taste) crowded.
When I saw that bike the other day, those tires looked plenty fat for
Different enough that it would be worth considering.
It's able to take fatter tires, likely to draw less attention and begs to be a
rough stuff utilitarian steed.
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Phillip,
Just curious, why do you think a 55 Cheviut is too big?
Aren't the top tube distances the same as on the Roscoe?
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I've been really tempted by one of those myself.
I testrode one with bull moose bars, it's a tad long in the top tube but could
work fine with different bars.
By comparison, the 51cm Appaloosa was a perfect fit with the same bars but a
little snug on standover.
Both great bikes and both
Patrick,
Flipping eggs is a fluid motion, gently work the pan in a slightly
downward arc away from you at at the outermost point of the arc, give a gentle
flip while returning the pan back towards youto catch the airborne omelette.
Be sure to make sure the contents of the pan are loose
Marc,
How large of a tire do you want to ride?
The Appaloosa will take a considerably larger tire.
There are lots of choices these days in high quality tires in really fat sizes.
There is very little handicap in running 55mm tires and they really make a bike
more versatile.
They are
Tim,
I grew up at the base of Mt Diablo and have ridden just about every road and
trail in that county.
I don't have a Rodeo but my road bike is pretty similar, i run 35mm tires on it
and I would ride most of the fire trails in the Diablo environs on it.
Moab is a bit different, I would
Justin,
You can pm me anytime
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The offer stands for anyone else in the Bay Area who wants to borrow a hard
shell case to transport a bike.
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Where are you traveling from Justin?
I'm in the San Francisco Bay Area and have a hard shell case you are welcome to
use.
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I concur Carla.
However, I do have several different Japanese bells on different bikes and I
especially like the double ringer bell on my tandem, it makes for a cheerful
greeting when riding close to people and it gives the stoker an opportunity to
interact with strangers as we go by.
Ray
Thanks Will,
That's very helpful.
Cheers,
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https://www.bargaintiger.com/products/modern-bike-bell
Has anyone seen these? Used one?
It's unfortunate they don't have a sound bite so we can hear it.
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Hi all,
Does anyone have an 8 speed cassette, (Shimano compatible) that they want to
sell.
Anything with a high of 13 or 14 teeth and a low of 30 or more.
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Patrick,
Have you talked with the folks at Russell Moccasin.
I have a hard time finding shoes that fit well because my feet are different
sizes.
Russel makes shoes in just about any configuration you need.
The prices are not exactly cheap but the quality, fit and workmanship is
I've wondered the same thing in regards to how does one individual fit
themselves to a Jones bike.
I don't have any experience with BMX bikes (or the Jones for that matter) but
rode 26" wheel Schwinn cruisers for years.
Several of my friends rode them as well.
There was over 12" difference in
I purchased some of the first run 650 x 32B Cypres and they were white
label/wire bead.
The green label/folding bead has a different composition.
It was either the rubber compound or casing being changed to reduce rolling
resistance, I don't recall which but the Hetres debuted around that time
I was reading Grant's blahg with a good sounding recipe for diabetic-friendly
pumpkin pie.
There is no place to respond on the blahg so I'm posting here, apologies for
the off topic.
Xylitol is very toxic to dogs, it can cause hypoglycemia and liver failure.
Im not writing this to be
You're missing a metal button off the end of your puller.
It should be a bit larger.
It may have broken off without you knowing it.
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If you are absolutely, positively certain that there is no washer still in the
hole then it is remotely possible your crank was not milled out properly.
Seems unlikely but it is possible.
I've used a pickle fork to remove a crank with stripped threads before, it
works very well, just make
Leah,
If you showed up with hot broth on a cold day, I wouldn't care if you
were in a housecoat and slippers.
I don't have any experience with the goat gloves but I used a similar deerskin
glove for motorcycle gloves down to the 30s and they were fine.
My niece used to tease me for
Gladly Ashwath,
I'm on a mobile and can't access your email address.
If you PM me at rayvarella...@gmail.com I'll send you some pics.
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