While I've corresponded with many list members over the years it was nice
to actually meet and ride with one. Tom is a great addition to our Owners
Bunch. He's no newcomer to cycling, but it was cool to see his first ride
on a Rivendell bike. Tom hopped on the Saluki and took off down the
Having already bought one of the Sam frames on sale, I'm now down for one
of the already-built complete bikes that appeared today . . . though I
hesitated for a moment between the double TT (painted blue in error) and
the single TT frame (correctly painted, but missing that second TT) . . .
Thank god someone got that awesome Heron, I was ready to sell one of my
collection to justify another purchase. With an anniversary, my wife's
birthday and Mother's Day coming up in the next month though I did fear for
my life, haha.
On Wed, Apr 3, 2013 at 10:16 PM, Tom Goodmann
Sounds like fun, Tom! Frank must be a great guy. We've ridden in quite a
few local cycling events, and thus far my wife's Betty seems to be the only
Rivendell in Fort Wayne. What bar and saddle are you starting with?
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I'll second a kudos to Frank. I took a first ride yesterday on an Atlantis I
recently purchased from him. It was one of the most pleasant purchases I've
participated in.
More to come, but thanks Frank!
Tim S
Louisville
Atlantis
Quickbeam
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Ben,
I have a new B17 (from Ken Mattina on this list) and am comfortable on it
so far; I will get another, or switch it over to my 56 Sam when it is
built, along with Albatross bars with cable splitters; I have a pair of
used Nitto Noodles here that I hope to change out with the Albatross bars