I built up my 54cm Roadini on Saturday.
Pictures:
https://www.amazon.com/photos/shared/2mh2Jr8FRO6v3jzaewoY_Q.iLe5MSVKuBltp0tHHlgV_C
23 pounds as pictured (pump, pedals, bottle cage but no water bottle or
wedge pack). It rides great but I'm slower on descents than on my touring
bike (higher
Michael - really looking forward to hearing what happens with the GC610s!
Patch, who's helping a friend build his 57 orange once it gets here in
NYC/Hudson
On Saturday, September 3, 2022 at 10:32:15 AM UTC-4 Michael Doleman wrote:
> This is an old thread, but having just scored a 50cm Roadini
This is an old thread, but having just scored a 50cm Roadini for my
partner, I thought I'd respond. The need for long reach brakes concerned me
slightly, but in the end decided that with all the factors involved, it
would be fine: bike is small, partner doesn't weigh much (125 or so), the
bike
I am a little shocked that they are apparently bringing that change over to
the Charlie Gallop too. Instead of the V-brake/cantilever setup that the
previous prototype had. Since they are designing their own V brakes that
look to be quite nice it seems that they would push the bikes toward
>From the latest email update:
“The Gallop is a roadish bike that'll take a puffy tire and has the
standover drooptube benefits of the Susie/Gus. If you want a functionally
similar bike sooner - get a Roadini; They don't have the drooptube but are
now designed around Tektro R559s and will
My wife has already agreed to buy me a frame in Mermaid for our 10th
wedding anniversary. Cannot wait.
On Saturday, January 15, 2022 at 12:01:21 PM UTC-7 BobW wrote:
> That's great to hear! Where did you see this announcement? I did not
> notice anything on the Riv website???
>
> On
That's great to hear! Where did you see this announcement? I did not
notice anything on the Riv website???
On Saturday, January 15, 2022 at 12:46:12 AM UTC-5 Eamon Nordquist wrote:
> I saw today the announcement that the new Roadinis are niw designed for
> R559 brakes and will easily clear
