Yeah I need to get off my arse and get that done. I bought two Nitto cages with
nifty clear/red Riv bottles from a listmember and they've been sitting for
weeks. Soon!
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I'm just mad the Bombadil isn't enroute to me. Great looking bikes all
around. Although your custom looks nekkid without at least one bottle
cage, in my opinion!
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What a bike!
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> Btw I know the cable loops are way long at the front. This is room for if
> I ever run a bag there, plus I like that the cables don't pull tight on all
> that pretty paint. I got reasons!
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Btw I know the cable loops are way long at the front. This is room for if I
ever run a bag there, plus I like that the cables don't pull tight on all that
pretty paint. I got reasons!
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I'm ready, Roberta!
Doug: So far on a couple short rides I've been very impressed with the Berthoud
(although *someone* we know thinks Brooks looks better, I won't say her name
). I hop on and it feels hard as a rock and it's like "uh oh", then a minute
later..nothing. It just disappears
Joe,
That saddle is like black glass...so smooth looking. I really like the gray
sidewall tires too. Classy.
Doug
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> Let's try that again.
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> https://photos.app.goo.gl/WLqTM6tYGtkHsB4V6
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Now I get it. Freaking sweet Joe!
Paul in NW AR
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> https://photos.app.goo.gl/WLqTM6tYGtkHsB4V6
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New pics! Of my still pristine custom which Grant would be appalled by but
these COVID times have not been good for my riding opportunities, whaddyagonna 路
Some changes, I went on a bit of a Shimano NOS spending spree. The chrome-look
brakes ended up looking odd to me against the flat gray
O, beausavage!
Love it, thanks
EricF
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After my Rambouillet's brake bridge broke loose and I had it repaired
locally, I investigated respray of the sparkly candy orange and cream color
scheme with the same ($1200-ish) response. Having had the bike since new,
replacing the drive side dropout and then rebrazing the brake bridge I
My hands wouldn't tolerate drops either, and this long front end would need an
Analog Cycles 0° stem to do it, but it would look so cool!
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Hello Joe,
What a beauty. My hands ache but I can still ride electronic shifting bikes
and still love to ride drop bars. I know this won't happen...probably, but
was thinking about what your bike might look like with drop bars. My bet
unique and gorgeous.
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Dude I know, the $1200 estimate kinda freaked me out. What if I scratch it?!
(That's an inside shoutout to a friend who knows how OCD I am about scratches
and mocks me mercilessly for it).
I don't actually know the price either - I just paid the full frame-with-paint
cost - but every dollar is
Joe,
That was a fun read about your custom. A $1,200 paint job, wow! It does
look to be meticulously done and such a nice color combination.
Doug
On Saturday, May 16, 2020 at 4:05:00 AM UTC-4, Joe Bernard wrote:
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> My frame is in the new Blahg with lots of cool notes about the incredible
>
My frame is in the new Blahg with lots of cool notes about the incredible Joe
Bell paint. If you've ever wondered if it would be cool to get a custom
Rivendell then have it featured on the Blahg, the answer is it's very cool!
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Indeed David, this is happening as we speak. The cables/housing are on
their normal sides, then they cross over in front of the headtube (with
room to spare, I cut the housing long) to reach the swapped shifters. All
good
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Joe,
If you set this up to have two shifters and you keep the rear shifter on
the left, cross the housings in front of the head tube and keep the wires
on their respective sides of the down tube. They won't interfere with the
paint or the 3rd water bottle bosses and the routing will keep the
Update: Hey Pancake, remember you were concerned about the shifter cable being
too close to the downtube (which I inexplicably called a toptube in my
response)? Whelp, you meant the cable wire when I thought you meant the housing
that always rubs on headtubes. I'm in the process of swapping
Ooh, that's gorgeous. Melanie Yolles mentioned that my paint reminded her of
vintage road bikes, now I see it!
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Thanks Ray and David, I'm over the moon about it. SUPER comfy!
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Crisp, clean and quite beautiful!
Yes, that stem works better with the Losco bars.
David Lipsky
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That’s really nice Joe.
It looks like it will clear a pretty fat tire.
It’s got comfort written all over it.
Ray
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I also should add - pursuant to my comment to Will - the Loscos really don't
have a reason to exist that can't be accomplished with a slammed stem and a
Bosco. I like them because they look COOL.
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Thanks Ann!
I think the Loscos compare favorably to Albatross and Choco, which are in the
Billie range. Not so much Bosco because even though they're derived from that
shape, they're cut down so much as to be a very different bar. Which is a fact
I mentioned to Will @ Riv when I first saw
Joe:
I really like how the bike turned out. The colors are striking and remind
me of vintage 70's bikes (in a good way). How do the Losco's compare to
other handlebars? I had either them or Billie bars in mind for my next
bike. I really like the comfort of my Bosco's on my Appaloosa and
Holy crap there's hearts in the RBW decal. I didn't even notice that!
I confess I'm surprised anyone noticed a tall stem. Don't ALL Rivs have a tall
stem??
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Joe,
I like the triple heart ❤️ ❤️ ❤️alignment on the seat tube. Nicely imitated
and passed along to others as well.
I have seen many of your bikes with similar stem exposure and think it is fine
and obviously serves your needs. However since so many observers think you
should switch to
J: I've never been good at retaining the common numbers for tube diameters, but
they look to my eye like what was on my Appaloosa. I suspect the tubes are a
lighter spec than that touring frame, though, it felt lighter in my hand.
No racks or fenders for now, my current somewhat limited riding
Hi Joe. Lot of stem! May I ask why not a longer head tube (and/or toptube)?
Either way, that thing is tremendous and you have very fine taste in
bicycles.
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Wow, it looks great, even if a bit too pristine. Worry not, I’m sure you’ll
ding that Joe Bell paint soon, and then it will really be perfect!
Oh, I kid. It looks really good and I love that saddle. Now you can go get to
know it; that part always takes some time but it’s so fun building a
Looks fantastic Joe! How do you like those DXR MX70 brakes?
I read about you having the rear shifter on the British side, but does the
cable on the down tube touch or run the frame at all? Looks so close in the
photos and wouldn’t want that Joe Bell paint to see a scuff.
Clem wheels and
What are the approximate sizes for the tubes here?
Did you spec the wheel size or did GP ?
Plans for racks? Looks great.
On Friday, May 8, 2020 at 9:13:35 AM UTC-4, Bill Schairer wrote:
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> “ It's perfect. Comfortable, beautiful, with a nice springy
> ride..basically it's a Rivendell. But a
“ It's perfect. Comfortable, beautiful, with a nice springy ride..basically
it's a Rivendell. But a Rivendell built to my size and riding style, with my
CRAZY-good-looking choice of Joe Bell paint. I'm so glad I finally did this, I
love it!”
Joe,
I had a custom touring bike built for me in
It's SO nice. I bet you had a most fun week building that. I hope you have an
equally fun weekend riding it. Post pics of the lake or wherever else you go.
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A few of you will notice the unconventional shifter placement. I have basal
arthritis which is (so far) confined to my right hand. I shift the lotta-gears
with my left hand, if I use a fd I put that shifter on the right because I'm
not shifting the front very often. Looks kinda wonky, but I can
John: I don't know but the plan was for it to be a smidge higher than, say, a
55cm Cheviot. So it's almost-a-mixte, or as a mixte-fan-friend put it today,
"It's a mixte, Joe, I don't care what you say."
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Beautiful frame/fork and very nice build.
Do you know the upslope angle of the Top Tube??? Looks fairly steep,
almost as much as a mixte.
John Hawrylak
Woodstown NJ
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It's done! Grant was right, it took me most of the week
Well it's starter done, you know how that goes. Cables are too long because I
might swap the Loscos for the intended Boscos, but this felt really good today.
Still need a fd and another chainring or two, but I'm not in a hurry for that.
Mark: Yes, Tom Cruise and I have a lot in common, we like fast cars and are the
same age. Too bad about his looks, though...
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Subconscious. Whether you realize it or not, you made those choices based
on your likes.
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> Roberta: Completely unconscious. It started as the idea from Mark @ Riv's
> custom, which later became the original Hunqapillar
So I guess that would make you...
https://youtu.be/UyW8FdzH9dg
On Wednesday, May 6, 2020 at 1:46:04 PM UTC-4, Joe Bernard wrote:
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> Last night my daughter said the paint "looks like a vintage Formula One
> racer." This morning a friend (also a ladyperson) said "It looks like it
> belongs to
Roberta: Completely unconscious. It started as the idea from Mark @ Riv's
custom, which later became the original Hunqapillar scheme. Then I brightened
it up based on the Kirk frame I saw. I like cars and car racing, but had no
idea that connection would be made by people who know me and looked
Joe,
You know I love the look of your bike and I appreciate the photos you've
shared. Cannot wait to see the final build and hear about your maiden ride.
I know you are a car lover from way back; was it conscious or unconscious
that you choose those colors?
Roberta
On Wednesday, May 6, 2020
Mark: Where we're going, we don't NEED drivetrains.
Doug: Hehe, I've never named a bike. Maybe I should ask Grant for one of his
names he comes up with to see what this one would be called.
Ryan: Thanks man, much appreciated.
Here's an interesting aside: Last night my daughter said the
Joe
Thank you for sharing you custom, builds, ebike expertise, and personal
opinions on this list and privately; you are cherished for your genuineness and
candor. Stay safe and enjoy your bike world it is much needed during these
times.
Sincerely,
Ryan
West Michigan
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Regarding names, I'll make the first suggestion...The Ptubeless Pterodactyl?
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That's a fine looking bike my friend. The paint colors are spot on. You
need to name it!!
Doug
On Tuesday, May 5, 2020 at 10:10:58 PM UTC-4, Joe Bernard wrote:
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> It's here, live and in color!
>
> On Thursday, April 30, 2020 at 5:30:32 PM UTC-7, Joe Bernard wrote:
> > That might work,
The reason it looks so modern and fresh is it has the Neutron Posi-flow
Hypodrive Airshaft System installed, so you don't get all that clutter of
cranks, derailleurs, chain, pedals, cables, etc. Leave it to Joe to be on
the Rivendell cutting edge.
On Tuesday, May 5, 2020 at 11:30:19 PM UTC-4,
Thanks Joyce!
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It's a beauty, Joe. Congratulations!
On Tuesday, May 5, 2020 at 8:53:53 PM UTC-7, Joe Bernard wrote:
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> "Hurry up and build this bike my clothes are going out of style!"
>
> Funny story about that: Grant asked me when I was going to finish the
> build and I said "by midnight." He laughed and
"Hurry up and build this bike my clothes are going out of style!"
Funny story about that: Grant asked me when I was going to finish the build and
I said "by midnight." He laughed and shook his head 'no' and I asked when HE
thought I would be finished. He said, "In a few days." Riv World knows
See, this bike looks modern to me...and I like that about it. Sometimes I think
Riv’s bikes (though gorgeous) look a bit dated, but this is a fresh take that
retains the Rivendell DNA. This could catch on!
But I drive around with overinflated tires, so what do I know...
Hurry up and build
Way up! But probably not staying that way, this was just to get bars and my
repair stand post in the frame so I could take pics of it sorta looking like a
ridable bicycle. The saddle will be lower for sure. Stay tuned!
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It's here, live and in color!
On Thursday, April 30, 2020 at 5:30:32 PM UTC-7, Joe Bernard wrote:
> That might work, Roberta. I just need the see it live in person and built up
> first..even
That might work, Roberta. I just need the see it live in person and built up
first..even to my "love the neons" eyes I'm a little surprised how *bright* the
red looks. I don't want to overdo it with red parts, too, but we'll see. As
Leah says, how can you have too much red??!
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At the very least, red spoke nipples.
On Thursday, April 30, 2020 at 11:12:01 AM UTC-4, Joe Bernard wrote:
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> About parts. I'm starting with stuff I have around here, most of it off my
> recent Clem L (plus a 650B wheelset from a bigger Clem H I had). It will
> indeed be a black/silver mix,
Beautiful. I look forward to seeing the finished build.
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About parts. I'm starting with stuff I have around here, most of it off my
recent Clem L (plus a 650B wheelset from a bigger Clem H I had). It will indeed
be a black/silver mix, but this is just a starting point. I'm probably going to
end up hitting up James and Candice at Analog for a fancy
Gorgeous. It’s a brilliant combo of subtle + exciting. So have you chosen the
components yet?
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Well that was borderline rude.Beautiful looking bicycle frameset. I look
forward to seeing the build! All silver? Mix of silver and black would be
my choice with this color palette. Are you planning on fenders? Black
fenders would be killer on this rig.
On Thursday, April 30, 2020 at 7:01:21
Say what?!! Need a spoiler alert--I'm only a few chapters into The Two
Towers with Mack, and it's all new to me again, after half a century or so.
On Wednesday, April 29, 2020 at 12:36:28 AM UTC-4, Bicycle Belle Ding Ding!
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> ...Like Gandalf the Grey —> Gandalf the White.
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I am a fan of gray! I really do think grilver is one of the best colors RBW
ever created. My teenager’s little Clem is so regal - and even more so how he’s
got it adorned - monochromatically. I usually like a lot of pizazz, but the
grilver stands on its own.
I also love the RBW blue that
"It's a really nice color combination and I love how the white pinstripe sets
off the dark bold red from the understated and lovely dove grey.
I'm looking forward to seeing the entire bike!"
Thanks, Roberta! The pinstripe is amazing isn't it? I'm so excited, I can't
wait to see it live in
"Listen, I don’t want to say I told you so to the lot of you, but I have been
singing the praises of a good, strong red paint forEVER."
It's true. I'm not saying Our Bicycle Belle also convinced me of the qualities
of gray/silver, but I'm not saying she DIDN'T
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Joe,
It's a really nice color combination and I love how the white pinstripe
sets off the dark bold red from the understated and lovely dove grey.
I'm looking forward to seeing the entire bike!
Roberta
On Tuesday, April 28, 2020 at 11:54:51 PM UTC-4, Joe Bernard wrote:
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> Who wants to see
Listen, I don’t want to say I told you so to the lot of you, but I have been
singing the praises of a good, strong red paint forEVER.
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> "Thanks and the more I see your bike the more I like it. Great color."
>
> Your bike
"Thanks and the more I see your bike the more I like it. Great color."
Your bike is going to look..well..RAD! I did consider doing the whole thing Rad
Red at one point, that color POPS!
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Rad red. I mustered up some courage and asked Richard Sachs on instagram
and he said Joe called his paint rad red as well. Unfortunately that
doesn't translate to much for d (unless it does). but i'll be sure to
show him your photo as well.
Thanks and the more I see your bike the more I like
Thanks Joyce! Go Cougs! (I don't watch the foot ball and know nothing of Cougs,
but your enthusiasm is infectious )
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It's a stunning paint job and choice of colorsI love the front view
that shows the head tube with the tiny hearts and the down tube heart in
the same shot.
Crimson and grayGo Cougs! (For those of you unfamiliar with that
phrase, it's all about Washington State University and though
Btw if you want to drive yourself crazy with beautiful frames in dozens of
gorgeous colors, check out the Kirk galleries at joebell.net,
kirkframeworks.com and Kirk's Instagram. Cuh-RAZY!
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Patrick: I'm a late bloomer to gray, it's never been high on my list as a guy
still heavy into his Miami Vice neons..gimme pink and turquoise! But I've grown
to really like the grilver on my FJ and recently-owned Clem L, both bikes I
didn't have a color choice on. I also loved the original
That is a rather nice color scheme. I generally don't care for gray, but
I'd make an exception for this paint job.
On Wed, Apr 29, 2020 at 12:35 PM Joe Bernard wrote:
> Thanks Rich! The badge looks great on red, doesn't it! That was a factor I
> hadn't even thought about when working out the
That's probably the most beautiful headtube I've ever seen!
Toshi
On Wed, Apr 29, 2020 at 11:26 AM RichS wrote:
> Joe,
>
> The Riv badge on the red head tube. Luscious is a word that comes to mind!
> Thank you for sharing the images.
>
> Best,
> Rich in ATL
>
> On Tuesday, April 28, 2020 at
Thanks Rich! The badge looks great on red, doesn't it! That was a factor I
hadn't even thought about when working out the paint scheme.
I thought y'all might like to see the Kirk pic that started me down this road.
On Wednesday, April 29, 2020 at 11:26:06 AM UTC-7, RichS wrote:
> Joe,
>
>
Joe,
The Riv badge on the red head tube. Luscious is a word that comes to mind!
Thank you for sharing the images.
Best,
Rich in ATL
On Tuesday, April 28, 2020 at 11:54:51 PM UTC-4, Joe Bernard wrote:
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> Who wants to see pretty Joe Bell paint on a custom Rivendell
> not-quite-a-mixte? You
After detailed analysis, Inhave
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Michael: I saw a Kirk frame in the gallery at Joe Bell's site that had these
colors. In discussion with JB we variously referred to it as Ferrari Red and
Porsche Red, after it was painted he said the specific shade he used is called
Rad Red. I believe Richard Sachs was mentioned as having used
Can I put a bid in now for when your selling it for in 6 moths? ;-) Very
nice and great color choices!I hope you thousands and thousands of happy
miles from it!
On Tuesday, April 28, 2020 at 11:54:51 PM UTC-4, Joe Bernard wrote:
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> Who wants to see pretty Joe Bell paint on a custom Rivendell
Joe
Great out of the box choice in picking a red contrasting head tube.
John Hawrylak
Woodstown NJ
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Nice! It looks like a lighter colored version of the original hunqapillar
color scheme. Hopefully it finds its way home to you soon!
Collin in Sac
On Tuesday, April 28, 2020 at 8:54:51 PM UTC-7, Joe Bernard wrote:
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> Who wants to see pretty Joe Bell paint on a custom Rivendell
>
Beautiful!
Laing
On Tuesday, April 28, 2020 at 11:55:43 PM UTC-4, Joe Bernard wrote:
> On Tuesday, April 28, 2020 at 8:54:51 PM UTC-7, Joe Bernard wrote:
> > Who wants to see pretty Joe Bell paint on a custom Rivendell
> not-quite-a-mixte? You do, that's who!*
> >
> > *pics sent from JB, I
Striking!
酪
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Joe, did you spec that red yourself? How would you describe it? I'm getting a
Sam painted before it comes to o me and I am trying to get a particular red
that Richard Sachs used for a season recently. Your red seems a similar 'light
red' leaning, aka on its way to way to pink but not quite. It
The white outline is top notch. Great color scheme.
Enjoy
Matt in OKc
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"You might be the happiest person in quarantine."
I might!
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It’s lovely and so very different from the norm, which makes me like it extra.
It looks modernized, but still retains its Rivendellian DNA. Oh it’s a
Rivendell, alright, but it’s been reborn. Like Gandalf the Grey —> Gandalf the
White. I hope you have it in your possession soon! You might be
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On Tuesday, April 28, 2020 at 8:54:51 PM UTC-7, Joe Bernard wrote:
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JB does amazing work.
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> On Apr 28, 2020, at 8:55 PM, Joe Bernard wrote:
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> On Tuesday, April 28, 2020 at 8:54:51 PM UTC-7, Joe Bernard wrote:
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>> *pics sent from JB, I
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