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I re-tuned the drivetrain, replaced the seatpost and it seems ok. We'll
have to get a test ride in over the weekend to make sure. Gotta keep the
tandem rolling at all costs now that it has captured both of our attention!
Tony
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Great way to start out your day! Thanks for sharing.
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Thanks Tim! I picked up the RM14 off the list, or maybe off iBOB earlier
this year so I'm not sure of a good place to source them. I checked over
at Bens Cycle but you're right that the ones available have the 31.4mm
clamp... bummer.
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the tandem.
Let me know if you need any bike wrenching services while you're in town or
if you want to slip a DC monuments ride into your busy schedule!
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On Sunday, June 14, 2015 at 10:07:54 PM UTC-5, Tony DeFilippo wrote:
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Bill - it is handy to know we ride the same size bike (Steve P as well!).
Thank you very much, I'm really happy w/ the Bombadil build so far, looks
like i may get to take her out for some single track on Thursday after
work! The XO-3 is looking a bit forlorn right now, up on the hook waiting
The other thread on the joys of wrenching made me want to share part of my
day's wrenching project. The Saluki re-build has allowed me to start
messing around with the Bombadil which maintained it's initial
configuration since I scrambled to put it together for my big Veterans Day
ride last
There is something truely satisfying to me about bike wrenching. Maybe it's
just the right balance of being some what arcane but at least on Riv/BOBish
bikes pretty forgiving and knowable.
And while I have plenty of bike projects that are or have taken longer than if
like I can accomplish
It really is a nice shirt!!!
On Sunday, June 7, 2015 at 7:32:31 PM UTC-5, Wildcat96 wrote:
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Nice shirt Tony!
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Ditto, except going up stairs I have the handlebars behind me and steady
the bike by grabbing the rear rack with my left hand.
Tony
On Wednesday, June 3, 2015 at 8:06:46 PM UTC-7, Philip Williamson wrote:
I reach over the bike, grab the downtube with my right hand kind of low,
and grab
Would the NFE make a better 100+ mile gravel grinder than my Atlantis? At
170 lbs, I really don't need such a stout bike, and I would probably be in
better shape at the end of the day on something lighter and sportier. The
geometry is different, but it looks like I would be able to get the
Can't wait to get mine in... Ordered them last night for the new 700c wheel set
going on the tandem. Based on recommendation from Compass I went with the
standard casing for my use.
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The 40x700 Schwalbe Duremes are pretty good for fair weather DK, but they
were less than ideal for the soft muddy spots, so I ordered a set of Soma
Cazaderos last night for the Oden's Revenge at the end of the month. My
traveling partner, Guitar Ted, built a set of 650b+ wheels for his Fargo,
I hope the recent blug post does result in a retail partner here in DC...
like Alan I immediately thought of BicycleSpace based on personal
experience. Seems like they have the clout to pull it off if they wanted
to. They've got a built in clientel that might be waiting to be told that
their
It's an exciting looking bike, makes you think of the places you could go.
I've not really felt the need for disc brakes so far but they did it w/out
messing up the aesthetics of the bike and I know it's a big deal to some.
Does the super long, housed run of the RD cable impact shifting
I wish I had seen this before I left town Thursday morning. I rode my
Atlantis on the Half-Pint again this year; though much slower than last
year. The 3 miles of walking and 40 miles of headwind on the soggy roads
really took it's toll on me. Looking forward to riding again next year,
but I
?
As potential trade bait I've got a set of Paul Mini-Moto's (black) and a
Phil Wood 120mm/700C rear fw hub (48H) available.
Thanks!
Tony
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Nice idea Bill! It's almost like a micro version of the side bag's on a
xtracycle platform right? Would you go w/ a canvas fabric or something
like a cordura?
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Sweet tech drawings of the 4 Sam sizes on the blug right now... Is love the
same at for my two Ribs as garage wall hangers!
The constant product development/tweaking from Riv is one of the more
entertaining elements of this company. In my mind it also highlights the
Atlantis for its relatively
My dream bike these days is a front loader, like the boulder, with a rack
system that takes a big Handlebar bag and removable low riders for front
panniers, and maybe a light rear rack for the sleeping bag. And puffy
tires. https://janheine.wordpress.com/2014/05/13/setting-our-own-trends/
Thanks Dave, Shoji, Erl and Steve!
First commute on the re-built Saluki this morning went great. Glorious
weather, a warm afternoon but I had a late work release anyway. The bike
did great, the fenders and Bruce Gordon racks were flawless. I'm pretty
stoked about the build and bummed I
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Back on the road! More to do, especially the fenders, racks and dyno
lighting but I'm going for a quick ride and doing some Happy Hour to ring
in the Memorial Day weekend. Enjoy everyone,
Nice to have the bike back. Pictures of the frame on my
blog; http://dr2dc.blogspot.com/2015/05/the-salukis-back.html . I'm happy
with the color and the semi-flat topcoat, I wish the lug window painting
had a bit more care to it but I'll be able to touch that up myself. I hung
the first
. Just that the new coat
has a dull finish instead of sparkling.
I'd love to see some pic's of the Purple People Eater sometime!
Tony
On Fri, May 22, 2015 at 11:26 AM, Bill webe...@gmail.com wrote:
Looks mighty good. The green and cream brings back fond memories of a
Saluki I once owned
Just confirmed the frame arrived at home today... Good thing I'm returning from
a work trip tomorrow morning. 'New' bike day tomorrow!!
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I don't have much experience with the Sam, but my San Marcos is a much
nicer ride than my LHT. You may want to try different tires before you buy
another frame.
BTW, your LHT brakes won't fit on the San Marcos or the newer Sams.
On Tuesday, May 19, 2015 at 6:40:58 PM UTC-5, Mike Troxell
pre-ride and add a safety
like the Riv toe strap idea I think it's probably good to go.
A Canti stud rack like the M-12 seems to have less potential for something
going wrong in my opinion.
On Tue, May 19, 2015 at 11:54 AM, Rod Holland rholland1...@gmail.com
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Tony,
Do you think
Thanks Bobby, Tim and Minh! It's going to be pretty sweet. And yes
Loctite/nyloc will be used wherever applicable! :)
On Tue, May 19, 2015 at 1:46 PM, Montclair BobbyB montclairbob...@gmail.com
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Glad you're OK, Tony... And if you're gonna build it, might as well do it
RIGHT!!! Those
Blakcloud - I've seen that toe strap idea on Riv's site as well and think
it's a good one. The Berthoud rack was kind of like a Nitto R-14 but for
the front so when it was no longer attached to the fork crown it naturally
was able to swing down/forward. I'll not use one like that again.
Intended for a tandem 27 1/4-700C conversion and co-opted into my Bob
Jackson experiment but I'm no longer sure this wheelset fits my long term
plans as I've found that the Bob Jackson easily takes a 130mm 650B wheelset
with MAFAC brakes. i think it'd make a hell of a bomb-proof/stylish
I had a fork crown bolt shear or loosen enough to allow my berthoud front rack
(with loaded Wald basket) fall forward and lock the front wheel... I stopped
instantly and went over the handlebars. It collapsed the fork and I ended up
breaking a small elbow bone which healed quickly.
I got the
had one or two bikes the pitlock cost would be a no brainer... but
that's not the situation I'm in! :)
Tony
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Dave thanks for the info on the Zefal, that is definitely one I had looked
at. I hate the idea of it ever being stuck when I wanted it off so that
alone would dissuade me.
Tony
On Sun, May 17, 2015 at 10:31 PM, Edwin W dweenda...@hotmail.com wrote:
Patrick,
I'm no bike thief, but I think
lately and I'm looking forward to getting in several solid
commuting days this week. More soon!
Tony
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Nice! Any first ride impressions for the skinny tubes, low trail and
braze-on brakes?!?
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Pretty sharp looking bike to my eye! Needs a nice set of custom canvas
bags to finish it off (hot pink of course)
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fact that it is/was a custom design is interesting but really only means
something to the person who spec'd it out. That said the in progress
photo's are great and the finished frame looks to be absolutely first rate.
Tony
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Thanks for the info guys, I'll check out the 2.1 ones. My Bombadil would
probably fit the 2.25's but it'll be close and if they 'grow' any it would
be a problem.
On Fri, May 8, 2015 at 12:51 PM, Hugh Smitham hughsmit...@gmail.com wrote:
MIke,
If I knew what I know now I'd have built a wheel
No I included it in a trade for a built up wheelset that had the 120mm rear OLD
I needed. It was sweet looking though.
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http://www.bike-discount.de/en/buy/schwalbe-thunder-burt-evo-snakeskin-pacestar-27%2C5x2%2C25-tl-easy-folding-444604/wg_id-8913
-540grams, $37
vs
http://www.bike-discount.de/en/buy/schwalbe-thunder-burt-performance-dc-650b-27%2C5-x-2%2C10-98533/wg_id-238
Great report, great pictures! Your Bleriot looks super sharp and well equipped
in rando attire. Didn't you pick that up from Peter White last year?
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I just spoke to the powdercoater... Sounds like the color is on and repeatedly
looks great, british racing green and cream. He is not sure about my request
to have it finished flat so he's trying to get a sample done before we commit.
I'm excited, can't wait to get it back on the road.
Tony
, are you using a piece of cloth instead of filters for
your pour over? I've heard about it but never tried. Can you taste a
difference or is it just a cheaper/less impactful way of brewing up?
Tony
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A bandanna!?! I'll need to get a dedicated coffee one then... mine get a
fair amount of grit, grime, grease and sweat all over them as is! Then
again I did get a 100 pack of filters so that might keep me in business for
a while.
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Nice, well that was a great coming out party for the bike in any case.
Congrats again for the bike and completing the ride!
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Thanks, everybody. It was so much fun. It is a very friendly and pleasant
century, and I highly
I waffled on the last one... this one is ordered! Love it.
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I like it... My saluki is getting recoated right now, flat, dark green and
cream. :) definitely a bit of a gamble but I've consistently liked the few
flat finish paint jobs I've seen lately.
As usual the blug comes thru with a timely post.
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The used Toyo Atlantis I picked up had a supposedly Riv installed shim... Thin
aluminum. It was trimmed so you didn't really notice if but I always thought
it was of. Pretty sure that frame had a brazed on rear cable hanger.
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What a stunner, love that color scheme and the build looks great! You're
photography on that set is particularly nice.
If you want to try out 650x32mm tires I've got some really worn Nifty
Swifties you are welcome to try out.
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One more admirer of your build up and frame right here... looks like you
will be ready to ride in no time!
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I think you guys are trying too hard. My Aeropress has never made a bad
cup of coffee. My technique for 15 oz of americano:
fill the tea pot with water from the Brita pitcher.
invert the Aeropress with the plunger set on 4
dump 2 heaping scoops of dark roast beans in the grinder set on 'fine'
Thanks Dave, the Jackson build has me very excited and is keeping me from
obsessively checking the status of the Saluki powdercoating... the DT
shifters are in, I'm going to try and do the drivetrain overhaul tonight.
If I make it I'll post some pictures.
The Bombadil is a very nice dark royal
Just wrapped up the drive train upgrades on the Bob Jackson. Couple
pictures and a link... ride pictures soon, maybe early next week!
http://dr2dc.blogspot.com/2015/04/bob-jackson.html
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Thanks guys! I look forward to a DC area 'Riv Ride' sometime soon. Only
thing better than a solo weekend ride is one with friends!
Doug I'm sure you are right, the fact that Riv's are so good at so many
things constantly inspires the imagination!
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That Atlantis (all Atlanti really...) is a head turner for sure! Congrats
on braving the weather and completing the ride. Ticking drivetrain is an
interesting one... my XO-3 has a pretty persistant one these days as well,
it's getting a new bottom bracket, headset, cockpit and some other
http://dr2dc.blogspot.com/2015/04/back-in-saddle.html
First completely recreational weekend ride in to long, felt great. The
Bombadil performed flawlessly as usual. I think I'm pretty close to back
up to my end of season form, at least pre-wrecking my Saluki form.
Speaking of which I'm
Looks like a fun ride, enjoy and post some pictures! Seems like a good place
to wring out the Riv Road!
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Alternatively, anyone have an opinion about the 6 spd generation Suntour
accushift DT shifters, I don't care about the indexing of course...
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Sounds like it doesn't matter then... I've got a 6spd FW I'm trying to match.
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Friction capable both sides... Triple front. For mounting on braze ons and
including all necessary hardware.
I'm nearly done with a 120mm rear OLD Bob Jackson project and would like to go
with DT shifters to go along with the fairly minimalist build I've got going.
Hit me up off list if you've
So I'm in on a 52cm Clementine for my wife, this'll be the first new bike
I've ever bought and now Riv's offer of making it a complete has me
rethinking my 'pull the parts off the bikes it is replacing plan'... Thing
is I've got pretty much everything required to build it up in Riv-ish style
Nice! I've admired those bags on the Randi Jo site several times and am
thinking about one for my Saluki... The light mount is very clever to!
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I know I have an unhealthy interest in edged things, but given the bbH store
and the affinity for forest service roads around here I had to share...
Council tool, based in Lake Waccamaw NC has an upgraded version of their
excellent 'boys Axe' forged to FSS spec available through Omaha Knives.
cold and caffeine-starved.
Oh and you need a camera of course because no pictures means it didn't happen!
Happy brewing!
Tony
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I didn't really look at the pics critcally... those brake cable routes are
pretty janky. The 59 looks better. I've got a 52 coming for my wife...
hopefully that hits the sweet spot in between. It looks like a fairly low
probability spot to get snagged on things but just the same I would
handles as expected I think it'll be her favorite, most used bike. So if
you go higher end on your build you definitely won't be the only one.
Tony
On Sun, Mar 8, 2015 at 2:59 PM, Wayne Naha w.r.n...@gmail.com wrote:
The Clem sounds like a great bike for me, just the right level of
stoutness
It hit 60 today in Alexandria VA even if briefly. I got a nice walk in the
snowy woods out in Winchester this morning after aborting an ill-conceived
idea that I could ride on my rockhopper through the snow. The crunchy snow
was just deep enough to make it impossible at least for me.. On
:) This was my first real outing and it didn't disappoint!
On Sunday, March 8, 2015 at 11:02:18 PM UTC-4, Montclair BobbyB wrote:
Ain't Rockhoppers great? They ride so nicely...
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Big smile! Nice.
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will be a net 0 bike acquisition
year... Probably a good idea once the Saluki is back on the road. That
duo should handle anything I plan to throw at it.
My wife is excited about the new bike, thanks for the nudge!
Tony
On Fri, Mar 6, 2015 at 12:20 PM, iamkeith keithhar...@gmail.com wrote
I just showed her the bike online and she's a fan...
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PSA, the sizing note from the BLUG applies to the Clem not the
Clementine... I had a conversation w/ Riv just now about the right size for
my 5' 5 wife and was directed to the 52cm, 650B Clementine. In a related
note, this list is a bad influence and I'm officially in the presale... :)
It'll
With 5 of the same type bike coming at the same time you will get to
indulge just about every 'option' with setup you care to deal with! :)
Should be alot of fun. Maybe you can match build's to personalities... or
you can demo different handlebars on each build, or you could equip each to
Patrick are you going all Clementine's or a mix?
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it so far has been great, mostly road with a little bit of CO canal thrown
in. I need to get it truly off road soon.
Tony
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Update - no local bites so I posted up on ebay and am willing to ship.
Tony
On Saturday, January 17, 2015 at 8:01:00 PM UTC-8, Tony Lockhart wrote:
56cm Simpleone - $1300
TT 56cm, stand-over height 32 inches, 700c wheels/35mm tires
Excellent condition, minor scuffs, *does not *come
Bikes make it possible...
Work, play, camaraderie, education, imagination... honestly it has
channeled or funneled my interest for so many things only narrowly tied to
the bike itself.
Regular bike commuting in particular (which I'm doing poorly at so far this
year) has been the biggest eye
Schwables got some great offerings in 650B these days in 2.25-2.35...
right now I'm sitting pretty w/ some Vee Rubber 1.95ers but I'm looking
for a more aggressive knobby tire for the spring (please warm up soon!) and
as I look around of course I want to go as big as possible. I've heard
Please ride with us if you can make it - Pleasant Hill BART 9-9:15 on March
1st. Details at the link below.
Check out the new group and thread at
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/bay-area-rivendell-riders (you'll
need to request membership).
Tony
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Specifically as opposed to the LL Bean chamois shirt... I've grown up with
and still wear my LL Bean shirt in a dark green color. It's my favorite
shirt from Sep-Apr. Riv's offering is tempting and even the right color,
but I'm skeptical whether I'd see enough of a difference especially w/
Jim, Shoji,
That's what I was hoping to hear, not surprising of course. I think it'll
be #1 on my tax return dependent splurge list... (At which time my size
will be unavailable:) )
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Great point Bill, I'm stuck with the price I paid for the Bean shirt about 15
years ago and they've definitely gone up! (They also replaced it 3 years ago
due to a button tearing out and taking some fabric with it)
That red thread is pretty sweet looking, I'm wondering if there is a difference
Im looking forward to the 'family portrait'!
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Great photos, man that bike looks great. Looks like you had a nice ride!
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I've got an old Bob Jackson frame I'm hoping to squeeze 32mm tire's into but
I'm not sure it'll work. Anyone have some old or worn tiresets they'd let go
for cheap? Doesn't have to have a ton of life left... Hit me up off list,
thanks!
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Woohoo, congrats!
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Takashi that Hunq looks great! I love that grey-red color scheme and the
fenders really set it off. So far my XO3's readiness had exceeded my own
willingness with the winter commuting. Lots of 30ish degree with mixed
precipitation... I've got work travel over the next couple weeks to so by
That Bomba looks sweet! I like the color but don't blame you thinking of the
greens... Seems like a lot of TT - Bomba's on the list recently.
Congrats on the new bike day and enjoy!
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Sharp looking bike, nice photography to!
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Bill the finished product looks great! A unique accessory that is sure to draw
eyes. Do you generally use a shop sack?
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I'm 1 1/2 weeks in... it's easier than I would have thought. I'm pursuing
weight loss so getting my calories 'up' isn't a goal for me right now. I
think I'm pretty consistant around 1500 calories a day right now,definitely
under 2000. But I'm more full from the fat filled meals than I would
on email but it looks like a small shop so
that's not to surprising.
lungimsam, depends on the frame but I think all are wet painted as opposed
to powdercoat. Just google powdercoating, you'll get a much better
explanation than I can give!
Tony
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Paul, I can't seem to find the invoice but I was around $200 for the whole
deal, single color. I definitely recommend Groody, I plan to get my Saluki
done there soon as well, they are willing to do two color powdercoating so
I'll keep the cream headtube.
Wildcat96, If they are local I'd do
to think much of it till this thread. Thanks Tom!!
https://flic.kr/s/aHsk4uN3AV
Tony
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Looks like an awesome event, I'm going to try and squeak it into a work
trip. It's on the calendar in pencil for now.
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Tony
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obviously
also helps.
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To-narrow rims could definitely be part of it. I found BA's to be fairly
rolly below 30PSI on the old stock rims of my '93 MB-5. I also relate to
the post-crash 'oversensitivity/analysis' on everything bike related...
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