Yeah it's much better to read about everyone trying to describe about how
they can tell the differences between ruffy tuffy and roly poly.
On Wednesday, March 21, 2012, PATRICK MOORE bertin...@gmail.com wrote:
Don't *you* start! It was already kicked off the iBob list by the
moderatorsintheir
VW Eurovan Camper if you can find one.
D.G.
On Thursday, January 13, 2011 4:02:42 PM UTC-7, z-man wrote:
Here's why I ask? I'm thinking about some new (4) wheels, and would
like to be able to keep the bike inside at times in the event of rain,
theft-prevention etc. Thinking of maybe
Patrick, what about this one:
http://images.caradisiac.com/images/3/1/9/9/33199/S0-J-aime-du-jour-Citroen-Tube-vs-Renault-Estafette-135216.jpg
Citroen Tub!
:-)
I saw one in San Francisco. I guess it belong to a bike shop in Russian
Hill... This is the perfect vehicle (and pardon me even if I'm
I have to bow before superiority. That does take the cake.
How's about this:
https://picasaweb.google.com/BERTIN753/Late70sOrEarly80sKenRogersBRT?authkey=Gv1sRgCMa-k8S2v-XZbg#5702101096963401378
On Wed, Mar 21, 2012 at 9:43 AM, davidfrench nydavidfo...@gmail.com wrote:
Patrick, what about this
Is this thing a tricycle?
What don't lean like a bike is not a bike!
:-)
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Don't *you* start! It was already kicked off the iBob list by the
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infinitewisdombelieveitornot. I say, if you pedal it, it counts.
Actually, I've been told that you can learn to lean them, but that
woud take away the entire point -- the fun of cornering with all three
wheels on
Hi, very late on the topic, but for a -used- solution, I bought a VW
Eurovan from 2001 (I wasn't in the market for new vehicle which is fine
cause VW stopped importing those).
I put a hitch and a 4-bikes rack from Hollywood in the back. Works great
and there's even room for my wife's surf
I find that carrying my big bikes in/on vehicles is a pain...
They're too tall to fit IN the car -- with the front wheel off, my 67 cm
AHH BARELY fits in the back of my Subaru Outback with the seats down.
They're too accessorized to fit ON the car -- fender or front lowrider rack
prevents using
One word: Citroen Acadiane.
https://picasaweb.google.com/BERTIN753/Acadiane#5720999573577885634
Carries my Ken Rogers tricycle with no need for disassembly.
On Tue, Mar 20, 2012 at 10:46 AM, Rex Kerr rexk...@gmail.com wrote:
I find that carrying my big bikes in/on vehicles is a pain...
I have a 99 VW Eurovan Camper which does a great job of hauling two bikes
and two people.
Lots of bikers I know have Honda Elements. Two or three bikes easily fit in
the rear with two passengers up front. Too bad they stopped making it.
Larry
LA CA
On Tue, Mar 20, 2012 at 9:08 AM, davidfrench
I love it... we need a group on Flickr for bike travel.. here are some
photos I had..
The Mini, and the rear racks aren't me the rest are my vehicals.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/tksleeper/sets/72157625836620518/
PATRICK MOORE wrote:
On Sun, Jan 16, 2011 at 10:40 AM, Kelly Sleeper
On Sat, Jan 15, 2011 at 8:41 AM, jim phillips thefamil...@hotmail.com wrote:
Do you guys not use the carriers that fit onto the back of the car?
Can you describe these or point to an image url? I may want some to
bolt into my Voyager.
I carried 4 bikes today, all just shoved in the back with
Sorry, don't bother, never mind, etc etc etc -- I misread that as
carriers that fit INTO the back of the car.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V3FnpaWQJO0
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to that?
best,
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I have a Honda Element too and I think it is ideal for a bike and gear
I don't know that there is a best vehical Maybe it's more a best method
based on application.
Roof racks have been great from me. Especially when traveling with three
people, bikes and gear.
They have worked on cars, mini vans and my current Escape. The Element we
have will barely get my
I ride my bike mostlywhen I have transported I have used a
rack outside or I slide it into the bed of my truck when I have the
canopy on. We used to have an Astro Van that I could load four bikes
into easily. These days I drive a 92 Suzuki Swift (38 mpg) and can't
haul a bike without
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I'm driving a Honda Element. I put my 68 cm Waterford Adventure Cycle
inside. I have toted
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I'm driving a Honda Element. I put my 68 cm Waterford Adventure Cycle
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the Katy trail with my 6'4 280
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I'm
Do you guys not use the carriers that fit onto the back of the car? That is how
I am transporting my Sam Hillborne (aka Crazy Horse). Is there a downside to
that?
best,
JimP
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From: t
Hillborne (aka Crazy Horse). Is there a
downside to that?
best,
JimP
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From: t...@cox.net
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I have a Honda Element too
zeidler zeidler.rob...@gmail.com
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Well, Jim, that was the initial concern. I have
on 1/14/11 1:02 PM, zeidler.rob...@gmail.com at zeidler.rob...@gmail.com
wrote:
Well it kind of is, we're discussing a vehicle of choice and the merits of
each w/ some practicality thrown in and the reaction to each. It's a flea on a
flea as far as discussions go and there hasn't been one
A million apologies to all. It is kind of on-topic because tall folks
can't just throw their bikes in anything, and Riv does make a lot of
bigger sizes. But it is your list and so I respect what you say.
RGZ
On Sat, Jan 15, 2011 at 12:12 PM, CycloFiend cyclofi...@earthlink.net wrote:
on
on 1/15/11 9:21 AM, robert zeidler at zeidler.rob...@gmail.com wrote:
A million apologies to all. It is kind of on-topic because tall folks
can't just throw their bikes in anything, and Riv does make a lot of
bigger sizes. But it is your list and so I respect what you say.
I thought we were
: Sat, 15 Jan 2011 09:47:15
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on 1/15/11 9:21 AM, robert zeidler at zeidler.rob...@gmail.com wrote:
A million
by draftmaster.
Kelly
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That's what I've been looking for! Please let us, (forget them, tell only
me), know if the single unit works with fenders. What's the brand/web site?
Bill
Louisville, Ky
On Jan 15, 2011, at 7:54 PM, Kelly Sleeper wrote:
Note if like my you find your fenders too long for standard roof
Ok William I'll whisper the link to you only..
http://atoc.com/biketopper.php
Then scroll down to the BT-HT47 ... that is the one I'm buying.
My Tandem topper is a Rockymount.. haven't check to see if they make
something.
Kelly
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That's what I've been looking for! Please
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Subject: [RBW] Re: Informal Tall Riders Group: What is the best vehicle for
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Good luck with that. I had a General Motors mini van 6 years ago that
I could do that with. When I got my Ford Mini 2 Years later I
: [RBW] Re: Informal Tall Riders Group: What is the best vehicle for
hauling your bike?
I drive a 2010 Prius and have no trouble carrying either two full size
bikes, or our Bilenkey, coupled touring tandem inside the car. Last
summer we went from Vt to MI and back with the tandem inside our
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Hate to burst your fantasy but a friend has a four door wrangler and
it was never
You need a Honda Tardis aka Fit.
A Honda Element or a Mazda 5 also work well.
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I drive a '99 Ford F150 with a fiberglass shell and a Bedrug(padded
marine grade carpet). Standard cab, standard bed. The gas mileage
isn't great, but I paid for it upfront when new, and maintenance costs
have been very low. The fuuny thing is though, despite it's large
size, it gets about the
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Subject: [RBW] Re: Informal Tall Riders Group: What is the best vehicle
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Hate to burst your fantasy but a friend has a four door wrangler and
it was never that easy to get our bikes inside...we're both 6'3,
riding ~63cm bikes with ~85cm saddle
A Mazda 5 is a brilliant suggestion, and soon the Ford version, the
C-Max will be here.
On Fri, Jan 14, 2011 at 10:22 AM, Scott G. sco...@primax.com wrote:
You need a Honda Tardis aka Fit.
A Honda Element or a Mazda 5 also work well.
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I'm driving a Honda Element. I put my 68 cm Waterford Adventure Cycle
inside. I have toted it with another bike and our gear for Ragbrai and
the Katy trail with my 6'4 280# cousin next to me in the front seat.
It's been one of the greatest most versatile vehicles I have ever
owned. I'm 6'6 99PBH.
Good luck with that. I had a General Motors mini van 6 years ago that
I could do that with. When I got my Ford Mini 2 Years later I
couldn't do it any more becauseof a bench rear seat an not enough
length for my bikes anyway. Then went to roof racks.
We are now looking at a full sized van. I
Standard loading procedure:
1. Take front wheel off. Lean front wheel on side of vehicle.
2. Slide Homer in trunk of vehicle, back wheel first. Homer must be
diagonal to fit fully.
3. Place front wheel in remaining open space in vehicle securely.
RGZ - why not build a stand for your wheels?
Take a look at the Ford Transit connect. My buddy has one and we get
two decent sized bikes in there. I can get my 63cm bikes into the VW
Golf, but that is with one rear seat removed and the other folded
down. Even with that the seat is like 1/8 from the headliner and
people cringe when I shut
I drive a 2010 Prius and have no trouble carrying either two full size
bikes, or our Bilenkey, coupled touring tandem inside the car. Last
summer we went from Vt to MI and back with the tandem inside our car.
I have a Saris hitch rack that quickly carries two single bikes or the
tandem in two
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Good luck with that. I had a General Motors mini van 6 years ago that
I could do
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Subject: [RBW] Re: Informal Tall Riders Group: What is the best vehicle for
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Standard loading procedure:
1. Take front wheel off. Lean front wheel on side of vehicle.
2. Slide Homer in trunk of vehicle, back wheel first. Homer must
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Take a look at the Ford Transit connect. My buddy has one and we get
two decent sized bikes in there. I can get my
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I drive a 2010 Prius and have no trouble
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Hate to burst your fantasy but a friend has a four door wrangler and
it was never that easy to get our bikes inside...we're both 6'3,
riding
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Good luck
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Hate to burst your fantasy but a friend has a four door wrangler and
it was never that easy to get our bikes inside...we're both
Hey all
Here are some pics of a 60cm loaded touring Bombadil (mine). It is a
very good tall and heavy guy's touring bike.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/45341...@n04/page2/
DC - 94pbh/205 pounds.
On Jan 11, 12:04 pm, LouisvillePatrick flightofthebomba...@gmail.com
wrote:
Hey Bobby,
Don't have
Hey Dave, that's a really nice Bombadil you have there. What size is
your QB. Our QB set-ups are very similar.
For the group, here's a picture of Patrick's Bombadil. I was in the
Gorge last summer with my wife and we stopped at Multnomah Falls. I
was going to get a cup of coffee, saw some touring
Hi everybody:
I've been away from email access for a couple of weeks, and am just
reading this thread started by Robert. Great! I am 6'6, pbh 94, long
torso, and ride a 68cm Quickbeam, along with several other tall bikes.
I've been posting for years on this forum, its predecessor, and on the
BOB
Thanks, Mike.
The QB is a 64cm bike. I've added a nitto big rack to the back since
the photos were taken. It's my favorite commute bike.
Dave
On Jan 12, 8:42 am, Mike mjawn...@gmail.com wrote:
Hey Dave, that's a really nice Bombadil you have there. What size is
your QB. Our QB set-ups are
I will also chime in from the fringes at 6'3 with a PBH around 91 I
would be the short kid in the club. I hide my 220lbs well, but when I
see pictures of myself on the roadeo, at times it looks like a toy
beneath me.
I cannot resist throwing out a hows the weather up there as it was
the first
Another perk could be reducing the competition amongst ourselves for
large frames off of eBay. I have the sneaking suspicion I have bid
against some of you in a losing fashion during the last few years.
So, I officially apologize for driving up your winning bids.
When my new Rivendell arrives
I'm 6'4, 280 lb. 96cm PBH
64cm Bomba (maybe should have gotten a 60. When I put on the Small
Block 8's, there isn't much room for bailout over the top tube.
Absolutely brilliant for fully loaded touring, though.)
67cm Hilsen (should be delivered tomorrow!)
I've found that the double top tube is
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Subject: [RBW] Re: Informal Tall Riders Group
I'm 6'4, 280 lb. 96cm PBH
64cm Bomba (maybe should have gotten a 60. When I put on the Small
Block 8's, there isn't much room for bailout over the top tube.
Absolutely brilliant for fully loaded touring, though.)
67cm Hilsen
On Tue, Jan 11, 2011 at 8:48 AM, zeidler.rob...@gmail.com wrote:
The ranks just keep growing!
So what is the range for being considered 'tall'?
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I think we said if you're riding 64cm and up? Basically where most
mfg's ranges stop production. I think our stated goal was to roam the
earth on 64-68cm Roadeo's spreading havoc and mayhem wherever
possible. I'm sure in no time we'll come up with a wool jersey
resembling Hell's Angels colors.
OK - I went and created a Flickr Group called Tall Riders to make it
official. Feel free to add your rig to the group, with these
qualifiers:
64cm and up only - English equivalent is OK (25 and up)
Rivendell preferred, but Riv-inspired/classic steel OK
Doesn't have to belong to you.
Photos of
Patrick:
Do you have pics of your loaded Bomba? I'd be curious to hear how you
distributed weight.
Thx,
Bobby Not Quite Tall Enough at 6'1 Birmingham
On Jan 11, 8:41 am, LouisvillePatrick flightofthebomba...@gmail.com
wrote:
I'm 6'4, 280 lb. 96cm PBH
64cm Bomba (maybe should have gotten a
Hey Bobby,
Don't have the time at the moment to upload a picture. Will later
tonight. But here's how it worked out:
Tires:
-Marathons. 50lb pressure. Take no chances. 46mm.
Racks:
-Old Man Mountain Extreme front Lowrider, skewer mounted.
-Old Man Mountain Sherpa rear rack, skewer mounted.
On Jan 7, 8:24 am, robert zeidler zeidler.rob...@gmail.com wrote:
OK, Have at it!!! Who's first?
6'-8 195 lbs
103 PBH
AHH 71 w/ 195 cranks
Bob
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So who'se in for a 68 SimpleOne? Can we get 10?
On Jan 11, 10:28 am, robert zeidler zeidler.rob...@gmail.com wrote:
I think we said if you're riding 64cm and up? Basically where most
mfg's ranges stop production. I think our stated goal was to roam the
earth on 64-68cm Roadeo's spreading
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So who'se in for a 68 SimpleOne? Can we get 10?
On Jan 11, 10:28 am, robert zeidler zeidler.rob...@gmail.com wrote:
I think we said if you're riding 64cm and up? Basically where most
mfg's ranges stop production. I think our stated goal
Boy, I feel like a shrimp at 6'. I do have the legs of a six-twoer
though so I ride a 64.
Rob on the cusp Markwardt
On Jan 11, 7:28 am, robert zeidler zeidler.rob...@gmail.com wrote:
I think we said if you're riding 64cm and up? Basically where most
mfg's ranges stop production. I think our
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Boy, I feel like a shrimp at 6'. I do have the legs of a six-twoer
though so I ride a 64.
Rob on the cusp Markwardt
On Jan 11, 7:28 am, robert zeidler zeidler.rob...@gmail.com wrote:
I think we said if you're riding 64cm and up
I'm just under the cutoff, of course, at a normal height of 6'2. 95cm
pbh, and a 25 bike, but still just under the cutoff.
However, I think I speak for everyone when I say we'd prefer blue
jerseys with a red band and yellow accents over Hell's Angels colors.
And if you could sing the Gigantor
I'm in 66. PBH 99. 208# riding a 66cm Mercian...and a 68cm custom
Waterford Adventure cycle set up ala Rivendell. Hope I qualify.
On Jan 7, 7:24 am, robert zeidler zeidler.rob...@gmail.com wrote:
OK, Have at it!!! Who's first?
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I qualify somewhere between 6'6 or 6'7 and fluctuate between
225-235 lbs.
More importantly, I see many potential benefits from being able to
consult with an informal tall riders group who understand the
challenges that size plays with one of the world's greatest
activities-cycling.
Currently
My wife is 6' and has a pbh of 90.5, I am 6'5 and my pbh is 97.5. Early in
2003 we both ordered Rivendell's. When Grant sent to design sheets to us he
included a note to me saying the bike he had designed for me was nearly
identical to a 68cm Rambouillet and if I wanted to switch my order my
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Robert:
Perhaps you could be more specific. Do you have questions or
observations? What are you hoping that us longshanks will share?
What's the Riv-related content?
DC
(6'2;37-inch PBH;ape
on 1/8/11 11:27 AM, robert zeidler at zeidler.rob...@gmail.com wrote:
...and may I please forward the 1st suggestion for a new 65cm+ model
range? The Tall-One? Maybe with a foamy beer on the headbadge?
RBW could have a separate range of bikes under Redwood, sort of like
the Toyota/Lexus
On Jan 8, 10:22 am, Larry Schellhase schellh...@gmail.com wrote:
...
I am truly grateful to Grant and Rivendell for including tall frames in
their off the shelf inventory. It is truly rare to be able to buy a frame of
this size without getting it custom made. I believe the tall frames
I'm only 6' but I think my 94cm PBH qualifies me as 'tall'
64cm Rambouillet
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Robert:
Perhaps you could be more specific. Do you have questions or
observations? What are you hoping that us longshanks will share?
What's the Riv-related content?
DC
(6'2;37-inch PBH;ape arms;size 14 feet; 65cm Hilsen;60cm Bombadil;
64cm Quickbeam)
On Jan 7, 6:24 am, robert zeidler
I'm in.
6'6, 99 PBH, 202cm wingspan.
Hrm, I know this is an old run down pun fellas, but the RBW Basketball
Team would be a lot of fun - I wonder how many people on the list are
hoopers, and how BOBish translates over onto the basketball court.
I could, provided we locate a backboard and rim,
...@prescott.edu
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Robert:
Perhaps you could be more specific. Do you have questions
: Fri, 7 Jan 2011 07:44:34
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Subject: [RBW] Re: Informal Tall Riders Group
Robert:
Perhaps you could be more specific. Do you have questions or
observations? What are you hoping that us
Jan 2011 10:25:00
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While singing short people got no reason
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Subject: Re: [RBW] Re: Informal Tall Riders Group
While singing short people got no reason ...
6'5 tall
67 cm ahh
64 cm Bombadil
96.5 pbh
225lbs
Looking for at least 65 cm single speed
Kelly
Date: Fri, 7 Jan 2011 10:25:00
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While singing short people
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While singing short people got no reason ...
6'5 tall
67 cm ahh
64 cm Bombadil
96.5 pbh
225lbs
Looking for at least 65 cm single speed
Kelly
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6'5 tall
67 cm ahh
64 cm Bombadil
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: Re: [RBW] Re: Informal Tall Riders Group
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6'5 tall
67 cm ahh
64 cm Bombadil
96.5 pbh
225lbs
Looking for at least 65 cm single speed
Kelly
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On Jan 7, 2011, at 9:55 AM, zeidler.rob
64' 92pbh
60cm Bombadil on the way.
A couple/three 64s of various types typically around, but I'm finding
the leg-swing less easy as time goes on. Hmm, I wonder if in twenty
years I can cut out the top-tube of the Bombadil and step through the
world's first Bombadez?
Marty
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On Jan 7, 2011, at 6:32 PM, Marty mgie...@mac.com wrote:
64' 92pbh
60cm Bombadil on the way.
A couple/three 64s of various types typically around, but I'm finding
the leg-swing less easy as time goes on. Hmm, I
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