This bike embodies the Riv spirit! Nice to to be able to fit those
knobbies.
On Tuesday, January 8, 2013 3:38:02 PM UTC-8, Dennis Hogan wrote:
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> Addison,
> Great pics and a great history of your bike. I can only wonder what
> changes the future will bring. Gotta love GP for his do-all versa
I've had these old Riv articles linked off of my blog for a long time but
don't know that I've mentioned them here. If you scroll to the bottom of
the page you will see a bunch of files/pdfs of old reviews of Riv models
and Grant interviews, etc.:
https://sites.google.com/site/renorambler/Home
R
Bob -
Best way to look at that is the Atlantis is the (continually) refined
version of the A/R. The first three models - Road, LongLow and
All-Rounder - really provide the roots for a Rivendell designs, but it's
clear that the iterative process of design and testing has created
beautiful b
Hi All,
Nice pictures! When I first became interested ib Rivendells in the '90s, it
was the All Rounder (and subsequently the Atlantis of course) that caught
my attention. I could never afford either - by the time I mentally adjusted
to the $1000 shipping-to-Australia cost they had spiralled wa
Apologies for my ignorance, but what are the differences between the A/R
and the Atlantis, other than fancier lugs on the former and a kickstand
plate on the latter? Comparison of A/R geometry posted on Cyclofiend (a
treasured resource; thanks, Jim) and Atlantis figures in current Riv
geometry
Addison,
Great pics and a great history of your bike. I can only wonder what changes
the future will bring. Gotta love GP for his do-all versatile and beautiful
designs.
Dennis in PDX
On Tuesday, January 8, 2013 5:43:41 AM UTC-8, Addison wrote:
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> I was reminiscing about all the fun I've had
Classic and classy. I particularly like the moustache bar
configuration...that is what mine wears...but it doesn't have that elegant
Harlequin wrapping..
On Tuesday, January 8, 2013 7:43:41 AM UTC-6, Addison wrote:
> I was reminiscing about all the fun I've had over the years and so I
> pulled
Wonderful set of images. Arguably, the A/R morphed into the Atlantis, and
became the best-selling design of the Rivendell lineup. But, every bike
which GP designs seems to be eminently versatile in its own way. Gorgeous
set of photos, Addison.
- J
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