Everyone has posted GREAT RBW velosophies, and I love most of them, and
won't waste space repeating
Except for the wonderful attitude of JUST RIDE what you got, wherever you
are, in whatever clothes are in your closet.
I love that!
And I LOVE what I've learned from GP!
but...
What I will
I too love my Riv, but nothing needs to be wrong about high trail or bikes
designed around it in order for low-trail to also be a good option. The
decades old design of a low-trail geometry is popular these days largely
due to the work of JH @ Bicycle Quarterly. I think Jan's research and a
It is a very cool looking bike
I don't think that I've seen a Rivendell that I wouldn't want in my Guhrage.
I guess I'm wondering how this Bike is different. I know that Riv's all
have a feel, and a look to them (like a Reid Miles designed Blue Note album
Cover), but it looks to me to be very
Hey René
I'm curious if you've had time to mount you low trail fork to your Atlantis
yet. I am bringing my Atlantis when I move to Japan in August and I'm thinking
about looking for a local fella/ gal to whip one up for me, but I wanna hear
your story first.
Happy riding
Ben
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To all
Be careful with bus racks! I had the horrible gut wrenching experience
of watching my brand new Atlantis fall face first off of a bus rack
@40+mph!!! Holy EFFing ESS that was horrible!!! Luckily (if I can call
it that), it was only $500 in damage to my Nitto noodles, NOS campy SR
brake
Howdy
I'm the proud new owner of an Atlantis, which my pops so lovingly
built up for me. First tour on my list is the pacific coast hwy. All
2,000 miles of it. So, I guess I'll need some quality racks. I've
been looking for steel, and I'd like to stay away from aluminum,
unless someone can
