how easy would it be to try and get there without a car from downtown
Portland?
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the boscomoose bar just feels right on the hunqapillar. i highly recommend.
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shorts are gone, pants are on hold.
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$40! Someone who loves chacos take these.
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Pants down to $40 and shorts $25.
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Lightly worn. Decided they aren't for me, I don't ever wear them.
They are these sandals, in men's size 11:
http://i.ebayimg.com/t/Chaco-Mens-Z-1-Z1-Unaweep-strap-sport-Sandals-NEW-/00/$(KGrHqEOKoYE3FF-b0FdBN8s4E834!~~_12.JPG
$45 shipped in the US.
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great pics from andy too!
I showed my wife these and she said Why are you walking the bike?
She is a good deal tougher than I.
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Another thing that could have happened is that when the bike was shipped,
the FD cable/housing popped out of sitting flush in the frame, so the
housing ferrule is sitting on the frame in a way that is different from how
it should be. This has happened to me when unboxing a bike. Just a
Indeed was a great time, fun ride, a true welcome to portland. Look
forward to riding more and meeting more of you that live here. Great place
to ride!
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A highlight not captured in the pics was Andy saying we just got passed by the
squeaky Peugeot. Squeaky Peugeot guy was movin. Didn't seem like he was
stopping to eat blackberries along the way.
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Have worn each of these a bit, but plenty of life left.
Size L pants with the velcro, green/blue. $50 includes shipping in the US.
Same color as these:
http://epicureancyclist.com/review-rivendell-musa-pants/
Size L shorts, Grey/Blue. $35 includes shipping in the US.
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I should never click on links to look at Atlanti - always makes me want to
buy! Beautiful.
How do you like that gravity rack that you are using for the wall of
rivs? I just moved to smaller apartment and am not sure what to do about
bike storage, and have seen these get decent reviews.
I have a good story - the same but different.
I got back into cycling as an adult when a friend gave me a 54 cm Trek 520
touring bike. I am 6'3. The bike is great, but it was OBVIOUSLY too small
for me. I rode it anyway, used it for transportation, and loved it. I
decided I wanted to get a
Iris cages are, in my experience, the best for carrying kleen kanteen
insulated bottles.
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I also love the Nom Nom Paleo app. I'll check this one out.
On Sunday, July 28, 2013 11:49:18 PM UTC-7, Eric Norris wrote:
For paleo people who also have iPads:
Caveman Feast - Paleo recipes by Fat-Burning Man
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/caveman-feast-paleo-recipes/id672175251?mt=8
This is most excellent news, thanks for sharing!
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In my experience the bottle itself doesn't impart any taste. If I have
coffee in the morning and just rinse with a tiny bit of water (like on the
road) it has a faint hint of coffee. If I have coffee and then wash it out
with a little dish soap and water, it is totally taste-free.
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Just to weigh in, my insulated kleen kanteens are amongst the gear that I
use most often. they are fantastic as you can drink coffee from them in
the morning, rinse them, and drink water in the afternoon. really amazing.
mine have held up for about 4 years too, dinged up, but not too bad.
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Stealth!
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17, 2013 at 2:15 PM, cyclotourist
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Zack, I'd like the striped if it's an XL or a loose fitting L. Thin wool?
Cheers,
David
On Mon, Jun 17, 2013 at 2:06 PM, Zack zac...@gmail.com javascript:wrote:
$5 off everything.
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Selling a bunch of wool stuff. All prices include shipping in the USA.
Would be willing to do deals for multiple items.
My wife's unworn Ibex jacket, size M. I believe it's the Nolita jacket,
but not 100% sure, looks pretty close. Super nice jacket, in my opinion!
It is a lighter green
The two crewnecks and the woolies top are now gone. Everything below still
available.
On Tuesday, June 11, 2013 3:13:58 PM UTC-4, Zack wrote:
Selling a bunch of wool stuff. All prices include shipping in the USA.
Would be willing to do deals for multiple items.
My wife's unworn Ibex
Remembered I have another sweater. LL Bean Norwegian sweater. Super
thick, perfect for fall/winter. Perfect condition, maybe worn twice. *$45*
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$49 shipped for two schwalbe winter tires with tons of life left on them.
On Tuesday, May 7, 2013 11:00:45 AM UTC-4, Zack wrote:
I am moving and sadly have to get rid of my extra tires. My storage loss,
your gain. Good chance to pick up some lightly used tires on the cheap.
Schwalbe
Supremes are sold.
$55 for the Winters! Someone take these, great deal, moving to a climate
where I have no use for them, otherwise would never sell.
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Ok so drop the Supremes to $80 and the Winters to $65. You can't beat
these prices.
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If you bring a magnet to the used bike shop you can usually find steel
chainrings in almost new condition for $10.
On May 25, 2013 12:57 PM, charlie cl_v...@hotmail.com wrote:
I get the weight thing but seriouslyits not that much of a
difference in the overall weight of your bicycle
Anyone? These are basically half price. Get an extra set!
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I am moving and sadly have to get rid of my extra tires. My storage loss,
your gain. Good chance to pick up some lightly used tires on the cheap.
Schwalbe Marathon Winter, 700 x 35, used one winter sparingly, most of the
studs intact, should be at least two more winters in 'em. *$80
I have the berthoud 60s and Rock and Road tires, and there is plenty of
room in between. I have run the 60's with marathon supreme 50's and that
was a tighter (but still do-able) fit.
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Was just coming on to post the clarification - these are all pairs of tires.
Duremes are sold.
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Rene thanks for posting this. Love the pics, looks like a blast.
Also just wanted to say it was also nice to see another rider post honestly
about a grueling climb! I love riding my Rivs, but there are times when
the climbs really get to me in a way that they don't seem to get to other
Looks awesome, can't wait to do rides like this when I get out to Portland!
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I am obviously not plugged into the bike store world, but I can say I see
tons of people on steel bikes with the handlebars up high riding around
Burlington, VT. It brings a smile to my face pretty much every time.
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Just picked up one of the dutch fender lights -
When I went to install, realized that the screw is too long, it will rub
the tire if I screw the bolt all the way snug - anyone install one of these
yet?
Tips for how to shorten the bolt? Am I doing something wrong? Bolt seems
pretty long to
Spacers! That will do for now. I guess I may end up just buying a dremel
tool for cutting bolts too, this comes up relatively often in my bike
adjusting shenanigans.
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I have all upright bars, boscos on my hunqapillar and albas on my Sam.
For a while I had noodles on the Sam, but I realized I just don't like
drops as much as albas or boscos, and got rid of them. I feel like I ride
in comfort.
They are not super fun in crazy strong headwinds, but that is
Hey all.
I am currently contemplating picking up a Tarptent to fill a need for a
one person bike camping tent. I currently have the hennessy hammock, which
is fantastic but dependent on trees, and a big/relatively heavy/substantial
3 person tent.
I want to get something lightweight that I
I would strongly recommend going the used/craigslist route. Such a better
value, she can get SUCH a better bike going that way, even if she wants to
take it to the LBS to get a full tune-up/service.
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That is awesome.
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True, but not in a big size.
On Saturday, March 16, 2013 3:57:31 PM UTC-4, Peter M wrote:
Yeah but at full custom price you could get 3 bettys
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Brand new, cut the tags off it, haven't ever worn it, need some money.
Save 10 off retail, yours for $95 shipped. Size XL.
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i had a bike previously where that was happening, i filed the side of the
plate down a bit so that there was no rubbing.
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one of the things i love about rivendell is the commitment to make things
that age with beauty - they call it beausage, the japanese call it
wabi-sabi.
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I read this when it was posted on Path Less Pedaled Facebook page, totally
didn't put it together that it was THE Andy Smitty Schmidt.
Great stuff!
My wife and I have been car free for one year. I would add that having
bikes that you love significantly helps with the transition! She had a
Great article Jim! Good stuff.
On Wednesday, February 20, 2013 6:41:36 PM UTC-5, Hiawatha Cyclery wrote:
Bunyan Velo is a new online publication by a local guy that is focused on
bicycle travel and adventure. I wrote an article and provided a bunch of
photos for the first issue, which was
I am so glad that everyone else had the same reaction to this - reading
through and being like YES I WANT THAT and then seeing that it was from
2009 and being sorely disappointed.
I am in for both a patch and a pin, these are awesome.
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You should consider making struts for people to do this - I would love to
add the HAR, but it would indeed be on a bike that I already have the
platrack on. I would bet there are lots of people in this boat!
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Opened the flickr album and said, out loud, in a room myself wow, that's a
great bike.
sweet!
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If anyone is going to drive from Vermont and would like some company and
money for gas and expenses, I would love to do this. (We are a carless
family)
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I like them, not as much as my existing riv poster, but if they were
offered i would have probably picked one up.
In fairness, his portfolio does say that it is a poster exploration done
for Rivendell. Which seems to be an accurate statement. He also doesn't
appear to be selling them.
On
What do you think the purpose of the little bit of wrap/twine on the top
tube is on sean's bike (looks like jenny has one on her 2TT)?
On Friday, February 1, 2013 12:01:38 AM UTC-5, Jim M. wrote:
A new page with staff bikes: http://www.rivbike.com/Staff-Bikes-s/766.htm
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I have a giro reverb and love it. it's super lightweight.
i also have a nutcase, i like the reverb much more. it's a lot lighter.
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Well, the best part is, no matter what color you choose, the bike will be
beautiful.
I have a dark blue/purpley(blackberry!) metallic Sam, and love it.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/36386964@N00/7516243896/in/photostream/
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well worth it! I love mine.
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Beautiful bike!
Great stuff.
I noticed your comment about Boscos - have you tried riding with your hands
on the flat bar? It is a decent hand position on the bars when is windy.
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I have an abus bordo lock.
I did a bunch of research and in the end decided to go with having a lock
that was *different* than what bike thieves are used to seeing, rather than
a better version of one that they know (u lock, cable lock, etc).
The lock doesn't have to be impenetrable it just
AWESOME. There is nothing better than a stolen bike being returned to it's
rightful owner. Solid stuff.
On Tuesday, November 13, 2012 5:36:34 PM UTC-5, bingomck wrote:
Seems too good to be true. Strange description, even beyond caps. Anyone
missing an Atlantis?
sent mine out today. great idea.
i am a terrible artist as well, but i think it came out ok.
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The best I could do for a riv-themed stamp was the USS Constitution, which
kind of looks like the ship on the Atlantis head badge.
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Yep, I concur with Patrick on pretty much everything he said about studded
tires.
They are fine on dry pavement. I actually also happen to live in Vermont,
and, last winter, there were probably only a few days I really 'needed' the
studs for the entire ride, but there are also little patches
all gone, thanks for the interest!
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It's beautiful.
Would love to hear more about the experience of building the frame too!
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Do you mean Nokia A10?
On Sunday, October 14, 2012 11:49:12 PM UTC-4, Zack wrote:
Hey all - I am reading up on studded tire choices for my wife's betty,
which is 650b. Are there schwalbe marathon winters which fit?
If there are not, any tips on studded tires for 650b bikes?
Appreciate
Railroad shirt sold, light blue icebreaker shirt still available!
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so is the nokian what everyone uses on 650b bikes for studded tire?
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Selling my railroad shirt, size large. Worn once and washed, no signs of
wear. * $60 shipped.*
Two icebreaker short sleeve merino tees, size XL, worn a few times but not
much, one is light blue and one is dark brown and light green. These fit
slimmer than other shirts like ibex, more like a
Green and brown icebreaker is sold.
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Hey all - I am reading up on studded tire choices for my wife's betty,
which is 650b. Are there schwalbe marathon winters which fit?
If there are not, any tips on studded tires for 650b bikes?
Appreciate the help in advance.
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all gone!
On Friday, October 12, 2012 9:50:29 PM UTC-4, Zack wrote:
Selling a couple rivish items. Also one free thing.
1. *Free* Set of Berthoud 50mm stainless Fenders. They have been
drilled already and are scratched up a bit. I also had to hacksaw a notch
in the rear fender to get
Selling a couple rivish items. Also one free thing.
1. *Free* Set of Berthoud 50mm stainless Fenders. They have been drilled
already and are scratched up a bit. I also had to hacksaw a notch in the
rear fender to get it to fit between the chainstays with the 40mm duremes
on my sam. There
or you could just use clear nail polish, that is what i do on my sam. wear
the dings with pride!
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photographer needs to clean the camera lens! ahahh.
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Just to weigh in - I have a 93.5 cm PBH, and the 62. I don't think it
would be comfortable at all if I had a 91cm PBH. Particularly if you plan
on running fat tires. I would most definitely go with the 58 if I were you.
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If you have a Tikit, stop riding it immediately and contact Bike Friday.
(Stem failures).
I know this is OT, but I have seen people talk about BF's on this list, and
figured it's worth sharing. I saw it on Path Less Pedaled's FB page.
Below is the blog/info:
how on earth do you guys ride in Sorels? haahha. That seems like madness.
Bean boots would be a stretch for me.
I actually have some Keen boots that i'll be trying out this winter as bike
boots.
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I will say that one of the best things I read on here about winter riding
last year (my first winter that I rode throughout, in Vermont) was to
remember that, while your tires may be studded, your shoes are not, so be
careful getting on/off the bike and stopping. Not exactly boot related,
but
i wonder if it has something to do with bike size and weight. I have 64cm
sam and 62cm hunq, and both immediately slide down so that it seems like a.
bike is totally unbalanced and might fall, and b. bike's weight is on
saddle rails.
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to the person who mentioned paul component stuff, i think they can get it
if you ask.
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I stick shifted my Sam when i ruined my front derailer and was waiting a
few weeks to replace it.
I didn't dedicate a stick, i left it up to the world to provide me a stick
when I needed it. I also didn't shift much. Funny how we learn to make
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The Rain Pants. I wish I had picked them up. I was always like I am not
sure about the orange.
After having spent a ton of time riding in the rain, orange is PERFECT.
Deep regret on not picking them up.
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Yep, that is what I did when I sold a pair of albas (make a box). Was
ugly, but got the job done.
This stuff is all still available. Would do the whole shebang for $225.
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all sold! thanks fellas.
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Hey -
There are a smattering of brooks saddles on the clymb right now (i just
purchased a b68 for $78 shipped, there are some 'colt' saddles which i have
never seen, and there are a few women's saddles).
If you use my link I get a 20 dollar credit, which i'd appreciate, but i
more just
My sam has developed a weird thing.
There is like a grinding sound at the same point of every revolution of the
crank arm. I removed the chain and confirmed that the grinding sound still
happens, so it appears to be related to the bottom bracket.
Any ideas on what this is?
Bottom Bracket
yep, sam, yep, tange bottom bracket.
took to LBS, they said bearings were the culprit, just having them replace
BB rather than mess with it.
thanks for the response patrick!
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Ok this is plain weird.
My wife came home and said something is wrong with my bike
I just checked and the exact same thing is happening on her betty as on my
sam.
So the constant here is me, as I took both cranks off our bikes to swap
chain rings. I put the cranks back on and greased the
I built up my Sam with drop bars and don't love it. Going back to
albatrosses, and don't think I will miss the drops.
Anyway, I am selling:
The nice tektro brake levers, mounted and used a bit, but not beat up at
all, *$90 shipped.*
The Nitto Deluxe Stem, same, mounted and used a bit, not beat
i could be wrong, but i don't think that Riv framesaves frames if you don't
get a complete bike - i think i read that they don't do it because the
framesaver leaks all over the bike packing stuff.
easy enough to double-check that though, just wouldn't want you to think it
had happened if it
this *clearly* calls for another bike.
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Anyone doing it?
I am on the fence. I am considering doing the 100k, but am not sure I am
up for it.
If I do go, I will be riding my Hunq, not sure which tires though. I have
the bruce gordon rock and roads, marathon supreme 50's and a set of the
marathon dureme 40's. Prob would be the
I ride mine in the winter, in Vermont. Love it. I thought about getting a
beater but that would just be time spent on a bike that I don't love,
which isn't worth it. I probably wouldn't ride without fenders though, as
wintertime increases the amount of junk on the road that is getting kicked
some sweet bikes. good luck with the sale!
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Put this on my Hunq, realized i need a derailer that can wrap more chain.
Yours for $50.
Pics on request.
It's this one, I believe:
http://brandscycle.com/product/shimano-105-rear-derailleur-long-cage-52357-1.htm
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For some reason my reply got deleted, but I say go with the clear, that
purple looks sharp and I would try and keep it that light rather than
turning it into a dark maroon.
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