Hello
My QB has been running fixed since I bought it. Yesterday I flopped the rear
wheel to the freewheel side.
When I tried to reinsert the skewer from the other side I find that it will not
insert from the fixed side, but only on the freewheel side.
Am I doing something wrong, is my
Found out about Rivendell around 2000 when’s researching a new bicycle
Pulled the trigger in 2003 for a Quickbeam based on Sheldon Brown’s articles
The Quickbeam showed up in 2004
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The Quickbeam was announced in 2002, delivered on 2004
Ted
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A) Get back on bicycle after resolving health issues
B) Complete my first 600k with a smile!
Success was achieved
On Monday, November 26, 2018 at 5:49:05 PM UTC-5, Bill Lindsay wrote:
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> Steve Palincsar shared some info about himself that I think is awesome.
> Unfortunately that great
The Saluki is spoken for
Ted
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It presently has 650bx42mm tires
You probably could go a size or two larger.
Ted Shwartz
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Four wheels move the body, two wheels move the soul
> On Jul 4, 2017, at 11:01 PM, Hugh Smitham <hughsmit...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> I've heard that before. What the max wheel s
Hello
I am putting my Saluki up for sale. For details please
see: https://providence.craigslist.org/bik/6204122731.html
The bicycle is located in Rhode Island
$1500
plus shipping
TS
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My first tour with my wife was down the Saint Lawrence River. Down wind, French
food, excellent Quebec cycling culture, excellent Quebec park and camping
system, and the very civilized Route Verte system.
At the end we rolled onto a train for an upwind voyage back to our starting
point.
Simon Firth at Firth Transport Cycles did a nice job repairing my B17
Ted
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I have one of the first run green ones. It was my commuting bike for many years
with lights, fenders, and a big honking saddlebag.
It's served duty on centuries,
club rides, fire roads, my errand bike and last winter was outfitted with
studded snow tires
After this winter she will go to the
The rims were by Araya. I am not sure they are available in the United States
anymore. Fyi, not much wear on rims from breaking as the bike was set up with a
fixed gear.
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Ted Shwartz
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I have been riding my Quickbeam all year round in coastal Massachusetts
with road salt, and salt ocean spray since 2004. The bicycle is fendered,
and shows some beausage
Ted
On Thursday, January 29, 2015 at 9:33:04 PM UTC-5, lungimsam wrote:
There is a 200k on March 5th I'd like to attempt.
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The rest was ok, just cooked from the upwind ride. My normal cold weather
equipment is a layered approach, and thin wool socks, thick wool socks, and a
goretex oversock with Shimano sandles. The feet are well insulated, not
constricted, and don't have booty/shoe/cleat holes
Ted Shwartz
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On the Quickbeam, New Bar tape, twine and shellac (just do at least every 10
years)
New Rando bike
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, and this stem
allowed you to take the bars off altogether without affecting taping,
controls, etc.?
Tom
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I am 5'9 with a 32 inseam. My 56 QB fit is spot on
Ted
On Monday, April 28, 2014, Michael Fleischman michaeljfleisch...@gmail.com
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Good Afternoon,
I was curious if anyone could help me with sizing me up for a QUickbeam.
My PBH is 85.5 and I inseam is 32. I currently ride a 59cm AHH
Tim
We have a few Riv’s in our club, the NBW which has Sunday rides all year
long in RI, Eastern CT, and SE Mass.
I ride a QB fixed, and my wife a Saluki (although to be honest she is a
warm weather rider). There are a few Ram’s too
Regards
Ted
On Jan 26, 2014, at 8:23 PM, Tim
My green QB was originally setup as a fixie with Speed Blends, fenders and SON
lighting for commuting. My thought was that any thief would get mesmerized by
the tires changing color, while the headlight lit up my itself, and they would
crash on the first corner when they tried to coast.
I
There are other options too
Rocks for Tandems attach the front fork elevated above the rail, giving
clearance for fenders. There are also the old style two piece systems that
have a tray for the rebar wheel attaching to the rear cross bar, and a
separate mounting point on the front cross bar for
Rivendell ...
Past, Present, Future, no need to be linear about it
Ted
On Tuesday, April 9, 2013, Michael Williams wrote:
I was riding home on my commute tonight. It consists a bit of trails and
pavement.I couldnt help but think how capable Rivendell bikes are.
Thought it be a fun
I really like my 36/46 on Surley Cross Check with 12/32 for everything
On Wednesday, January 16, 2013, Tomio Tran wrote:
People are starting to realize that even compacts are geared pretty high
for the average person. a 50 is fine for me if I'm going out on a serious
ride or I am riding in a
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