now listed on ebay.
https://m.ebay.com/itm/Rivendell-Hunqapillar-62cm-classic-bicycle/263592841390?hash=item3d5f5b90ae:g:sOSwUN9ayMbi
I’m open to reasonable offers..
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Great post Deacon!
My 15 year old son has started riding around tow with me. He really likes how
the area we live looks so different from a bike rather than a car. We hit
Target and the Fast Gas yesterday. Errandonneering is the best!
Scott loves gas stations McLain
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I just want to add.
A browse through some "common" touring bikes Fuji/LHT/Marrakesh/ REI ADV
1.1 all use a 48/36/26 crank and while a 24T is possible its not on them.
On Friday, March 30, 2018 at 1:45:37 PM UTC-7, Eric Daume wrote:
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> Also, it's been a long time since mountain bikes had a 24t
else shed light
on why they would change the bottom bracket. Seams like it is the most
important spot on the bike frame.
I agree you can’t improve if you don’t change. I also think it is okay to be
nice to Grant, or we could all be riding Aluminum.
Scott
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I like the roadrunner Jammer bag. Its good as a saddle bag or a handlebar
bag, its rackless and has a solid mounting.
https://roadrunnerbags.us/products/the-jammer-bag They have a larger one
and a lot of
colors https://roadrunnerbags.us/blogs/road-runner-bags/colors-of-the-rainbow
On
Still looking for a home for this silver/cream Hunqapillar. Also, can sell
frame/fork/headset/BB for 1500.
https://flickr.com/photos/147564748@N06/sets/72157692690766831
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Thanks! I’m 6’4 w PBH 94. Standover height is 88.5cm w thunder burts. Saddle
height in the photos is 83cm.
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asking 2250 complete + bikeflight shipping or local pickup
pictures here:
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best regards, -Scott Minor in Knoxville, TN
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On my BMC I have Paul Neo Retro in front and a CX-70 in back.
The Cx-70 straddle did not clear the front Compass UD-1 rack-brake hole
strut.
On the drop outs, I had to remove the powder coat from the drop out axle
slots
to fit White hubs, also removed the powder from the dropout faces.
Compass
kind of dog. March
came in like a lion, but soon I will be commuting to work by bike most days
which helps burn off some Cortisol.
Thank you for sharing.
Scott
On Tuesday, March 6, 2018 at 2:13:23 PM UTC-7, Bill Lindsay wrote:
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> Over the last few years, I've been a reasonably low-carb
Hi Eric. keeping the thread alive.
I was wondering if Bill had weighed both frames. I would imagine he has. It
would be hard to argue that an AHH would be more lively if it weighed more or
the same.
Are you out there Bill?
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The body fuels the mind!
I didn’t ride yesterday because the high was 25F. I needed some encouragement
to get out there. My job is driving me nuts so I need it for sure.
Also like the Deacon referencing a BYU article!
Thank you for the inspiration DP!
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I bought one Hail Mary for each Rivendell I own
Sounds like they're getting lots of uptake , which is great
Ryan Fleming in Winnipeg
On Saturday, February 24, 2018 at 8:25:54 AM UTC-6, Marc Irwin wrote:
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> I spent the last few years of my business career consulting small business
> owners,
i don’t like giro and bell helmets because they don’t fit me right. I have
been foregoing a helmet more and more. My primary use for a helmet is when my
wife come riding with me.
However I do buy amp from Federal. Mostly Shotgun shells for when we go to the
range. I probably also buy .22
I bought some hail mary planning to purchase one of the blue Riv ball caps
that are out of stock. They are also low on a lot of inventory of
consumables. Not a good sign. I have come addicted to their yokozuma
cable packs. They look great on every bike.
On Wednesday, February 21, 2018 at
lots of top tube. There was a great pic on this list of a 60 chev with a
slammed boscomoose! Not sure I would do that with a Sam but just sayin you
could.
I would trust the Riv guys if I was buying new.
What color, now that is a really hard question!
Good Luck!
Scott
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Of course you know that riv sells replacement plastic rings...
I literally just bought a new set this evening. I am still tempted to buy
yours. These things are going to go up like bitcoin once the v2 takes their
place.
You will have no problem selling these for $30
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ushar"
http://tusharcrusher.com/
Scott
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> I'm a pretty devout unr
e the Tara tab for your fender connection.
Go to a local bike shop. They should have P-clamps.
https://www.rivbike.com/products/nitto-band-clamps-pair
Good Luck! Have fun in Spain on your Rivendell you lucky dog!
Scott mild winter McLain
On Saturday, February 3, 2018 at 5:27:30 PM UTC-7, Lia
Do you know how thick the wool felt is that he uses?
Scott
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What size are the Smartwool sweaters? Did I miss it somewhere? Thanks!
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Dang, I only dreamed of an Atlantis for 12 years before getting one in
November. Nice restraint.
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In the past I tried a SOMA Oxford bar on a Surly Cross Check and really
didn't like it. It was just too twitchy! I attributed it to two things,
the upright angles of the seat and headtube and the stem was sized for drop
bars.
So I was curious to try albatross bars on my AHH. But before I
I would consider the new velocity quill rim as well. I have read a few
favorable reviews.
http://www.jonesprecisionwheels.com/journal/2017/5/17/the-new-velocity-quill-ready-for-primetime
On Thursday, January 18, 2018 at 6:20:38 AM UTC-8, Bob Lovejoy wrote:
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> Thanks to all for the info and
Bikes are no different from fly rods, guitars, golf clubs, or potato chips.
It’s hard to stop at just one!
Just go with the Atlantis. Enjoy it. Then when you get the itch buy something
used off the list. Like a Ram or Saluki, just for fun.
Skimp on your car.
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FWIW
I am 5-11 and have a 59 AHH. I have a short torso and it fits great! I
would call the folks at Riv and ask them. That is the fun of buying from
them! You may want to consider a Sam since it has a sloped top tube.
Good Luck! Scott
On Saturday, December 30, 2017 at 11:01:39 PM UTC-7
brake bike to enable
different tire types and widths. I ride my AHH every day and keep the LHT
around for loaded touring trips and bad weather days. They are very
complimentary of each other.
Good Luck,
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Hi Jim,
Be careful if you try to get rid of the scratches. If your bars are aluminum,
you can buff through the anodizing which will make you wish you could go back
to scratched. Wonder how i know? I tried to buff out a scratch on my noodles.
Should have left the scratch.
Scott embracing
I just got an Atlantis and ran into the same seatpost issue. It is a 26.8. Mark
said they changed the tubing recently.
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Fun Grant interview. Maybe you all have already heard this.
http://homebrave.com/home-of-the-brave//the-bicycle-artist
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I love parts bin bikes! Well done and ride it hard!
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My wife and I are bringing back the older Riv notion of putting a cheap
Pletscher mousetrap rack on nice bikes. I find them for a buck at garage sales
or flea markets. I replace the mounting hardware for the seat stays with
leftover Nitto P clamps. Works great!
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I attach my small pump to the saddle straps and carry it kind of like a
briefcase. Works great for me.
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On Thu, Nov 9, 2017 at 1:02 AM, Bill Solomon <roadscrap...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> My gawd, Scott! What bike have you with a better frame than the Ram, pray
> tell? There really aren't that many Toyo frames in existence are there?
>
>
Bill,
I don't anything even remo
0 10-speed and
the 9-speed down tube shifters for 10-speed bar ends. I could fit a
Sugino triple if you're more interested returning this bike to an
original configuration. Just let me know, and we'll work something
out.
I can accept Paypal, Google Wallet or cold, hard cash.
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Tried to get him to ship it, but lives in a small town with no bike shop and
doesn't know how he would ship it
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working together.
IMHO
Scott
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Gen 1 Atlanti had s-curved Starlight chain stays, with less tire clearance.
The larger sizes had 72.5 ha, current iirc is 72 ha.
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For good tires go here.
http://www.fmbtires.com/fmb_paris_roubaix_pro.htm
Only $160 for 32mm FMB PR Pros, as used by Tom Boonen.
I'd ride them, but I'd cry if I flatted them.
Anyone try Fairweather tires, yet another Panaracer/Compass variant ?
Not sure if anyone spelled this out clearly, but i like 9-speed because it all
works, road mixed with mountain. Shimano mountain 10 speed is not compatible
with anything else. 10 speed road is compatible 8 or 9 speed. I will spare
everyone the long version since i am on my phone.
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, but I did touch it up and it looks good and strong. For the record,
I have another set of 650b velocity 28 holes that I've put through the
ringer and they've held up like champs. I'm 175lbs mas o menos, mas during
oktoberfest.
Scott Calhoun
Tucson, AZ
On Saturday, September 23, 2017 at 12:17
Nice Update! Do any of your bikes have upright bars? Do you still have your
Sam?
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Sweet bike! Love the step through!
Scott
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production.
Obsessing can be fun, but can also be unhealthy. Just ride!
Scott
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Looking for one of these racks. This is the mini front rack version of the
campee, as seen here:
https://www.rivbike.com/collections/racks/products/nitto-mini-front-rack-32f-20020
I'm hoping for one without the front tab.
Contact me off list if you've got one you want to part with.
Scott
at
Trader Joe's and head home. If you live in the city, you can take the
train down the Lehi and then get on the Murdoch canal trail and ride it all
the way up Provo Canyon... very nice ride. Feel free to contact me offline
if you like for more ride info.
Scott
On Friday, September 1, 2017 at 5:39
Strange that the struts would be less than the solid standard steel. My
original Cetma used wald struts and mounting hardware. Maybe someonw has a 5
rail Cetma they would part with.
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Has anyone used this rack? I used to have a really early Cetma rack and loved
it. It attached the same way and could haul more weight than a sane person
could need. Wondering if the Wald was similar.
http://m.waldsports.com/index.cfm/store/front-baskets/257gb-black-ewalds-multi-fit-front-rack/
On Wednesday, August 16, 2017 at 7:00:16 PM UTC-4, Michele wrote:
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> Looks like all the Kuat and Rocky Mounts platform hitches hook over the
> front wheel :( so no front mini rack and Wald basket.
>
I used a Kuat Sherpa with an Ebiusu with a M-12 front rack.
Rack arm went between the platform
with
bikes on it from Tucson to N.C. and back and Tucson to Portland and back
without issue.
Scott
On Monday, August 14, 2017 at 11:11:07 AM UTC-7, Michele wrote:
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> Shopping for a rack for my car, so I can get my bike to farther flung
> locations, and I'm realizing that most hi
on.
On Saturday, August 5, 2017 at 11:13:21 AM UTC-7, Garth wrote:
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> Michele , I did mean the one that Scott linked . I had not thought
> about it though, but the Surly kit can even be used with that rack, though
> I don't know it's capacity as it's not stated ! But still, having
I would infer Garth meant this
one.
https://store.velo-orange.com/index.php/accessories/racks-decaleurs/vo-porteur-rack.html
and use these for a higher attachment point instead of just the fork crown
mount. http://surlybikes.com/parts/small_parts/rear_rack_upper_kit
"I'd get a porteur rack
Javapresse manual burr grinder followed by javapress metal drip cone if on the
bike, or this plastic one for lightweight backpacking.
.
Of course grinding beans just before brewing (with a burr grinder) gives you
the greatest quality bump, of you aren't already doing that.
I've got a good manual grinder for bike tours and business travel.
Scott
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I am really happy with 36h 650b Cliffhangers they are stout, built up easy,
nice and wide and were amazingly easy to setup some thunder burts up
tubeless for my Bombadil.
On Monday, July 10, 2017 at 5:21:02 AM UTC-7, Chris Lampe 2 wrote:
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> Yeah, I think the cliffhanger is the way to go for
No bike mounted computer, but I've got an Apple watch that can track rides
either by itself, or can display the data coming from my phone. It's bike
independent. I use Cyclemeter as my app of choice. It's very customizable.
If I'm 'just riding' I just don't turn anything on.
Scott
A great substance I use for all kinds of fixes and optimizations: Sugru. It's
like play-doh that cures into rubber after a day. I've used to enhance zipper
pulls and provide a cushion where my wald basket wants to strike my frame.
Scott.
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Eggplant is my favorite. Grassy green looks good too. No pictures.
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love the Betty! Rene's $750 Betty frame is killing me.
Scott
On Monday, April 24, 2017 at 7:50:39 PM UTC-6, Carla Waugh wrote:
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> I succumbed to the sapphire blue and bought a tiny saddleback and a medium
> shopsack because they look good on my orange Sam. Do it!
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would grease it really good.
I must disclose that I have never adjusted a headset nut in my life
aluminum or steel.
Scott
On Monday, April 24, 2017 at 12:35:46 AM UTC-6, Ash A wrote:
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> No LSB in 15 mile radius had the 32mm wrench required to remove the
> headset nut. I had
Timothy,
I have Joe's old ChocoMoose bars, Thanks Joe they are great thanks.
I have them on a 56cm Bombadil that I got from Tony off the list.
I got all excited to pull out my digital angle finder, and find a new
battery for it since its been a while since I used it.
My Bomba has a 70.5 head
Hi John,
I really like the Erlen, the design couldn't be more boiled down, and it's
super solid. I have an Ocean Air Rambler as well (that I love) so perhaps
I'm predisposed to find favor in the stuff Rob is putting out there.
-scott
On Saturday, April 8, 2017 at 9:10:12 PM UTC-4, John
It is a good headset. Replace when needed. I would have to walk all the way
inside to check, but I think it is the fsa that riv sells, or something close.
Likewise with the bb. If Riv specd it, its good.
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I have an Erlen here I'd be happy to measure. What's the length of the
seat rail clamp on your seat post?
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Well you have to go to Blue Lug if you are going to Tokyo.
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Wow, what a thread!
I feel much better about my own bike collection:
2006 LHT
2007 A Homer Hilsen
2014 Surly Pacer
Rockhopper 29er - For my kids to use
Stumpjumper 29er - For my use
Betty Foye - My wife's bike
1969 Scwhinn Twinn Tandem
1989 Marin Eldridge
A host of kids bikes
No Carbon bikes.
I have one with three bottle mounts.
https://flic.kr/p/L5qzXE
I don't know if you would like the custom paint color. It is a 59. Would
consider selling. This bike used to belong to Dave at Riv.
Scott
On Friday, March 31, 2017 at 1:37:56 PM UTC-6, Eric wrote:
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> Bump...still l
I use an Irish strap on the rear slot. I use it with a tombstone nitto, an old
Pletscher rack, and the Clem rack. Both are fine. I want to invent a system of
strong magnets on the underside to secure it to the rack, but it won't work on
aluminium...also, the slit on the bag is too small for the
Thanks John. I'll give it a try.
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I have always stitched patches on things. I had a weird morning where I ordered
some patches to put on my saddlesack. Anyone ironed on a waxed bag? Does it
muss anything up? I should probably still put some stitches anyway, correct?
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I have toured a bunch on my Sam. I'm a heavy rider and had no trouble. I have a
Clem and like it a lot, but it is not quick or as versatile as the Sam...to me.
My lovely wife rides a Joe and it is great. She is not as strong of a rider as
I am and when I ride the Clem she is much faster than I
Appaloosa with the Almotions (50-622) and fenders:
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> On Saturday, March 25, 2017 at 12:02:07 PM UTC-4, Scott Blouke wrote:
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>> I just p
Found one.
Thank you.
On Thursday, March 23, 2017 at 11:35:18 AM UTC-4, R. Scott Lake wrote:
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> This rack is out of stock @ RBW.
> Looking for a used one to put on my Cheviot.
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I just picked up a set of Schwalbe almotions in 50-584 but they make a
50-622 and a 55-622 and this one might be exactly the size you are looking
for if they are a bit undersized.
They are currently only measuring out to 43mm wide on synergies but they
are taller then the 42-584 Marathons they
This rack is out of stock @ RBW.
Looking for a used one to put on my Cheviot.
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are talking about are at the limits of
any of the geared Rivendell bikes.
I think its pretty much exactly what they are all for and more.
Scott
On Monday, March 20, 2017 at 5:09:19 PM UTC-7, Roberta wrote:
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> For those of you who own this, how do you feel about Clem for longer
> "exerc
One limitation for me on my Clem is the saddle. I like the stock saddle a lot,
but it bugs me after 15 miles. If I change it it will help, but I have other
bikes. Also, on longer rides, I ride the bosco bars differently. I will grab
beyond the grips to be a little more forward. My back bugs me
Touring bikes suffer from the pick-up truck syndrome. Some folks buy them for
the potential of hauling a lot, but the actual amount they get used for the
intended purpose is not worth the expense (both trucks and bikes). Your other
bikes will probably suit light touring duty. When you are ready
Hi-ho silver! I was skeptical of that color based on the tube sample that they
kicked around for a while, but I love it! Prolly ordering in the morning. Also,
that blue fabric is something. Bag matchers good luck...
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Max,
I got this tool
kit https://smile.amazon.com/BIKEHAND-Bike-Bicycle-Repair-Tools/dp/B006WRWEJU
it has been great, I service 4 Rivendells with it, there are better tools
but I have haven't broken anything but the allens are rounding off and I am
going to get a Bondhus set here to replace
I have had great success with black gorilla tape I use a razor blade in a
large book and a clamp to get the right width then just roll the tape roll
around and you have a nice edge and can get the perfect width.
I just picked up some Blue Strapping Tape 8896 for a wheel build on
Velocity
I think a lot of people stick with bars they aren't the happiest with
longer than they want because of the cost involved with swapping them out.
Housing/Cable/Grips/Tape not just the bars.
I just glued grips on a bar and I really want to slip a 8 speed thumb
shifter on replacing a downtube
This is exactly what I did when I changed to a VO Cigne stem on a bike it
make the brake lines just too tight so I cut the old housing so the inline
adjusters were in a good spot then added new housing from the inline
adjuster to the housing stops worked perfectly.
I need to do this on another
In the Atlantis now redundant? thread;
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/rbw-owners-bunch/FS3F8Q7M86g
Grant replied and gives a pretty good account of the Appalosa vs Atlantis.
There is this thread as well.
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/rbw-owners-bunch/JhACFv-ugvA
My take on
What color?
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Thank you for finding this! The lugs really stand out in silver.
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I received a used orange Cheviot that had some damage in shipment.
Has anyone found a color match? Testors or nail polish.
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Prefer an older model.
Thanks
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lin...@his.com> wrote:
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>
> On 03/09/2017 03:55 PM, Scott Henry wrote:
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> Not sure on why you would need a tablet. Do you take extra cables and
> spokes on your rides too?
>
> For the most part, electric shifting is pretty rock steady. Being with a
> shop that sells
things.
Moreish on the topic. Clamp on front derailleurs are the way to go.My
46x28 likes them.
Scott
On Thu, Mar 9, 2017 at 3:33 PM, Jim Bronson <jim.bron...@gmail.com> wrote:
> The one Randonneur that I know who has electronic shifting, it has failed
> him twice on long breve
Or decide if you are going to sell it and then post a real for sale listing
On Tue, Mar 7, 2017 at 2:49 PM, Daniel Jackson <
daniel.seth.jack...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Fork?
>
> Pictures?
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Not super related, but it is nice when you can swap bikes. My lovely wife and I
can do that. A couple of weeks ago I had a pal in town and went on my first
ever 3 riv ride. We swapped bikes amongst each other throughout the ride. Only
problem is my wife always likes my stuff better...but this
Was Ishiwata 022 with 019 fork
On Saturday, March 4, 2017 at 3:02:27 PM UTC-6, Patrick Moore wrote:
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> Interesting comparisons. Does anyone know what the RB-1s tubing is? I
> thought that the Ram had pretty conventional tubing thickness. Or is the
> difference entirely in the geometry?
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I have some cool Frostline stuff that I didnt sew but have found at garage
sales. Had some panniers at one point. I love the various skill levels in
construction. My daily down jacket is a mess, but Bill (according to the label)
tried his best! When I was poor, I sewed my own windscreen based
Drops work great on my lovely wife's Joe. She is using a tall dirt drop stem
and noodles. I'm lucky that we are close enough in height that we can generally
swap bikes. That is one nice thing about the expanded geometry...
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seeming uncertainty and that has motivated my thinking on a Joe. Good luck
on your long awaited 68cm...you tall guys don't have it easy!
Scott
On Wednesday, March 1, 2017 at 9:38:03 PM UTC-6, Abcyclehank wrote:
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> What size do you need? The butternut is my top favorite but otherwise
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I've long held out for an Atlantis. I'm really thinking about a Joe. I bought
my wife one and it is a seriously boss bike. Hers is the nice blue. I loved the
mustard. Wish I'd picked one of those up. I have a green Clem and think it is a
fine color. Not real exciting, but fine. Can't really get
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