Light-feeling, quick-handling but not squirrelly (I presume that's geometry,
not ti related), with a bizarre sense of picking up road irregularities that
disappear into the bike before reaching the bars and saddle. Which I realize
doesn't make sense as words on a screen, but it sure is fun in
Hows the Ti feel to ride?
I have only heard them described as “whippy”, whatever that means (planes?).
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I think I posted on internet-bob..no Riv content (besides my shorts and gloves,
not seen!) so I didn't show it here. Check out that oh so Rivvy headtube!
https://photos.app.goo.gl/WFCHstVvdnZG1pFJ9
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Have we seen a picture of the Seven yet? I’d like to!
Without a bike shed, fiddling less, maybe I missed it,
Edwin
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That's a very good point, Max. I'm a recovering alcoholic and the
buying/fiddling really isn't any more expensive than THAT stupid hobby was. And
much healthier!
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It’s more functional, healthy, and probably cheaper than many other forms of
drugs, too! My fiddling is a form of psychotherapy, too.
- Max “wondering if the hobbyists building model railroads or model airplanes
say to each other: “It sure is fun assembling and hand-painting all these 1:45
"Fiddlin’ is fun but expensive and exhausting."but also absorbing and
consuming, in a good way. If not actually riding, it's a pretty good way
to to occupy one's time, especially when the weather doesn't cooperate.
As far as cost, there are far more expensive hobbies/avocations (I've
Right you are Jack. Vicariously buying and selling Rivs courtesy of Mr. Bernard.
Best,
Rich in ATL
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Yes, my fiddlin'-to-riding ratio is absurd to the point of indefensible. I had
a long chat with the fellow I bought the Seven from who's in the same boat; he
said he thinks us bikey folks go through phases of being into it for the bikes
and the mechanics of them, then sway back to using
Fiddlin’ is fun but expensive and exhausting.
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It's an expensive hobby, Jack, so I'm out! Until that Gus Boots bike goes on
pre-order, or I send Mike a deposit on an ANT Truss Bike, or...
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I'd prefer that you keep "buying/fiddling with/selling bikes" because it's
very entertaining to us'all :)
On Saturday, November 3, 2018 at 10:27:14 AM UTC-7, Joe Bernard wrote:
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> Hehe, I'd love to snag a Roadeo if I stumbled on a good "it's the dead of
> winter" deal, but realistically the
Hehe, I'd love to snag a Roadeo if I stumbled on a good "it's the dead of
winter" deal, but realistically the Seven covers all the 'go-fast bike' riding
I'll ever do.
The plan right now is to stop buying/fiddling with/selling bikes and actually
RIDE the ones I have more. There's a thought,
That was quick. Proud to say, I was once an owner of a Joe Bernard pedigreed
Riv:-)))!
When are gonna get a Roadeo?
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Rich in ATL
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> SOLD.
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SOLD.
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Let's call it $700 shipped, that's probably closer to reality for a nice but
not NIB frame. It's also closer to the insane price that one on EBay went for,
sheesh!
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Wait 'til you see the Appaloosa! That's one that got away in a fit of life
chaos a couple years ago, I never should have sold it. I have a new one now in
a different shade of blue awaiting Rich-built wheels, it's going to be
*spectacular*
I'm working up a build-and-sell plan for the Roadini
We knew this would happen:))) Grin!
Good luck with the sale. Looking forward to your next round of new builds.
Best,
Rich in ATL
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The number is for text. Or calling. Whichever!
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I know I know, I promised not to sell this one but I lucked into a raging deal
on a NIB Appaloosas frame, then a raging deal on a Seven and...it's a long
story involving I'm out of bike-storing room again. F/F/HS/post/BB, new a few
months ago, very low miles (like, embarrassingly low).
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