Oh, Martyjust missed by a whisker. So customs *no mas*
On Tuesday, September 17, 2024 at 5:49:55 AM UTC-5 Ryan wrote:
> Now that you mention it, Corwin it's more accurate to say that the tap has
> slowed to a trickle...and Mark Nobilette IS building those Roadeos as well
> as frames under h
Now that you mention it, Corwin it's more accurate to say that the tap has
slowed to a trickle...and Mark Nobilette IS building those Roadeos as well
as frames under his own name.
I suspect, especially if you have a sustained customer history, they would
be happy to build a Rivendell and I thin
I was ready to spring for a custom a couple month ago, and reached out to
get started. I was informed they were no longer building customs, so I came
up with a plan B and found a bike similar to what I would have had built -
an early Davidson touring bike that checked all the boxes: lugged steel
I was aware that Grant was scaling back on customs when I asked if I could
get a replacement frame. I do consider myself lucky to be able to get
something to replace the custom I lost. I'm not sure the tap is actually
"turned off". I have seen several customs mentioned in the weekly email
newsl
On Thursday, September 12, 2024 at 11:24:14 PM UTC-7 John Johnson wrote:
I've got no personal problem if someone wants to sell their bike frame, but
I find it an odd marketing strategy to publish poorly lit photos and a very
limited description
Well... the seller's name is "murkee".
Is that
AFAIK Rivendell isn't even offering customs any more...unless someone
closer to Walnut Creek knows differently. Customs aren't on the site
anymore. So, Corwin, I'm happy for you that you were able to order a custom
to replace your stolen one before the tap was turned off. My first CG road
in mu
Point of clarification...
The price of a new custom is currently $5K. I agree that the price for this
frame is high - especially given much of the value of a custom frame is in
the fidelity to the sizing and riding of the person the frame was designed
for. I paid $2700 for my first custom about
I've got no personal problem if someone wants to sell their bike frame, but
I find it an odd marketing strategy to publish poorly lit photos and a very
limited description while asking close to what a new custom frame would
cost. Good luck to them.
On Friday, September 13, 2024 at 4:50:49 AM UT
I emailed the OP off-list, but haven't gotten a response.
In that email, I recommended to the OP that he could easily sell the Nitto
27F front rack separately, since pretty much any 700C Rivendell could use
that rack and that rack is excellent. I offered $200 shipped for the rack
+ basket +
Golly gee willikers, that background looks very familiar to me, maybe some
of the parts as well.
Could it be the same background that was behind my
bank-shot/catch-and-release JPW?
Steve puts together some handsome machines. Extra points for the green Paul
calipers.
GLWS!
Paul Brodek
Hillsda
Steve: That's a lovely bike; I'm curious why you are selling it? Curt
certainly did nice work.
On Wed, Nov 11, 2020 at 8:59 AM S. Greco wrote:
> Bump for price drops
>
> Frame w/ Rack :
>
> Rivendell Custom Frame / Fork / Chris King HS / Phil Wood BB
>
> Nitto Campee Front Rack (includes pannier
Bump for price drops
Frame w/ Rack :
Rivendell Custom Frame / Fork / Chris King HS / Phil Wood BB
Nitto Campee Front Rack (includes pannier supports)
$1650
Frame w/ Rack & Paul Comp Bits :
Rivendell Custom Frame / Fork / Chris King HS / Phil Wood BB
Nitto Campee Front Rack (includes pannier
What model is the Riv? I'm interested but need more details, particularly
standover height and some sense of what the widest tire I can fit on the
bike is. If you aren't sure, I'll contact Rivendell with model info myself
and ask.
Thanks
On Monday, January 11, 2016 at 4:07:05 PM UTC-7, flashma
I have updated prices based on feedback from the group.
On Tuesday, November 17, 2015 at 1:36:24 PM UTC-8, flashman88 wrote:
>
> I am helping sell a few bike from my brother-in-laws estate. He was a bike
> builder and welder for many years in the Eugene area for Co-Motion. I am
> hoping to find
Prices below. I might be willing to ship, but I am going to try to sell
them in the SF Bay Area first.
On Tuesday, November 17, 2015 at 1:36:24 PM UTC-8, flashman88 wrote:
>
> I am helping sell a few bike from my brother-in-laws estate. He was a bike
> builder and welder for many years in the Eu
Great bunch of bikes! Do you have any idea on pricing and are you willing
to ship?
On Tuesday, November 17, 2015 at 7:23:07 PM UTC-5, Fred Craven wrote:
>
> What a beautiful Rivendell. If I didn't already have one, I would jump on
> that.
>
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Looks like you're having way too much fun for a 600K. Where are the nighttime
shots? The bleary, sleep-deprived expressions? The extra-large coffees?
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On Nov 2, 2010, at 2:20 PM, Jeff wrote:
> Okay, gang. I dug deep, found the funds and built the bike. I
> couldn't make it through t
I'm glad you have your priorities set straight!
On Nov 2, 2:20 pm, Jeff wrote:
> Okay, gang. I dug deep, found the funds and built the bike. I
> couldn't make it through the week with that frame just sitting there
> on the couch. Here are some pictures my friend took on our 600K in
> Italy, TX
Okay, gang. I dug deep, found the funds and built the bike. I
couldn't make it through the week with that frame just sitting there
on the couch. Here are some pictures my friend took on our 600K in
Italy, TX this weekend. I wish I had more detail shots, but I don't
actually own a camera. All o
Wow, that is such a nice looking bike. No way could I restrain
myself.
On Sep 14, 11:41 pm, Jeff wrote:
> Mark at RBW just sent me these pictures of my new frame, just in from
> JB's paint shop. It's shipping to Austin today. The frame is set up
> for Paul Racers and a VO rando rack. The colo
Absolutely amazing. Congrats
On Sep 14, 11:08 am, Doug Van Cleve wrote:
> Nice. So these are Nobilette built framesets?
>
> Doug
>
>
>
> On Tue, Sep 14, 2010 at 11:00 AM, frank_a wrote:
> > Jeff,
> > That looks great! Good luck holding out on that build.
> > My custom is at Joe Bell's shop rig
That's a beauty. I'd have a tough time waiting another year to build
it up.
Of course, for such a frame,components should be carefully
considered:) How are you going to build it up?
Not bad turnaround time, considering that only Mark Nobilette
building for Rivendell, and he has his RH gig , too
It took a little over a year for the frame to be built (which was
fine-- I needed that time to pay it off!) Then there was the wait on
the paint which was longer than I expected, but you don't rush
perfection. All told, about 15 months from when I placed the order.
That's not a very long wait whe
Jeff,
Nice color and frame. How long is the wait from beginning till now?
Thanks,
Ron
On Sep 14, 9:41 am, Jeff wrote:
> Mark at RBW just sent me these pictures of my new frame, just in from
> JB's paint shop. It's shipping to Austin today. The frame is set up
> for Paul Racers and a VO rando
That's right. As I said about a year ago on the topic, I used to
think I wanted a Herse. In the process of getting my girlfriend a
Bleriot and reading through my run of the RR, I fell in love with
Rivendell. Once I discovered that Nobilette was building the customs,
it seemed I could have a sort
Nice. So these are Nobilette built framesets?
Doug
On Tue, Sep 14, 2010 at 11:00 AM, frank_a wrote:
> Jeff,
> That looks great! Good luck holding out on that build.
> My custom is at Joe Bell's shop right now so it shouldn't be too much
> longer for me.
> Have fun,
> - Frank
>
> On Sep 14,
Jeff,
That looks great! Good luck holding out on that build.
My custom is at Joe Bell's shop right now so it shouldn't be too much
longer for me.
Have fun,
- Frank
On Sep 14, 12:41 pm, Jeff wrote:
> Mark at RBW just sent me these pictures of my new frame, just in from
> JB's paint shop. It's
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