Toshi, your Hilsen looks beautiful and ready to do some brevets. I'm
sure it'll serve you well.
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Love that blue! Was it custom?
D.G.
On Tuesday, May 1, 2012 10:49:05 PM UTC-6, ttoshi wrote:
Sunday, I picked up a new black, Rivet Pearl saddle, which really
completes my dream brevet bike. It has been comfortable from the very
first minute I installed the saddle and my bike now feels
Great looking Homer, I love it.
What size is the frame?
On Tuesday, May 1, 2012 11:49:05 PM UTC-5, ttoshi wrote:
Sunday, I picked up a new black, Rivet Pearl saddle, which really
completes my dream brevet bike. It has been comfortable from the very
first minute I installed the saddle
I don't have a Rivendell, but I do have a Rivet. I like mine a lot too. I
got it on a Monday and rode a 300K on Saturday the same week with two short
rides in between. The leather is THICK and there is no sag or flaring at
all. That was my problem with the SAA--way too of both. I know
Thanks! It's a 54 cm AHH. My PBH is 79.0 cm.
The standover on the AHH with 650bx38mm Pacenti Pari Motos is about
the same as my 54 cm Ram with 700c x32mm Paselas. It's a little tight,
but I definitely made the right choice of frame size given the amount
of stem/seat post showing. I have a long
I got a Nitto lugged seatpost because it has extra setback.
That is a great justification to put such a beautiful component on that
lovely frame!
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Tell us about the tension pulley setup. Is that an old derailleur?
On Sun, Oct 18, 2009 at 1:23 PM, William F. House
williamfho...@gmail.comwrote:
I just posted pics here of my new AHH:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/lushmojo/sets/72157622487877499/
The color is called Scholar Green and is
I wish I could, Bill. All I know is that I told Keven at Rivendell I
wanted a single speed setup and they suggested using the Surly
Singleator. And no, it's not an old derailleur; everything is brand
new.
As a novice all I know is that I get on and go. Very simple and easy
to ride. That's what I
Beautiful Hilsen! I know you will enjoy it. I too would like a better
view of the color. It looks like a dark blue on my monitor.
Love the simplicity, and have thought about doing the same with mine.
Since my Kogswell P/R has a fixed wheel, I've stayed with the gears on
the AHH...for now.
On
Ah, yes. The Surly website reveals all. And it has an interesting theme,
too. It does look a lot like a Cyclo or a Simplex from a distance. I ride a
green Quickbeam that I'm sure I could hop on and cross the country with the
gear in the bag and the gear in the back. Singlespeed ahead!
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