Is the chart up to date accurate though? When I inquired about a 62cm.
Hunq frame, I was informed the TT was more like 64 or 64.5cm , I can't
remember which. That would change some other dimensions as well. The chart
shows the original specs, but nothing new as far as I can tell.
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I've been riding through Minneapolis winters since 2004. Not only is it doable,
but it's fun in a different way than summer cycling is! Since then I've noticed
a huge increase in the number of cyclists out there in the cold and snow. Also,
there are many more good products dedicated to winter
On Friday, December 2, 2011 9:33:39 AM UTC-5, Garth wrote:
Is the chart up to date accurate though? When I inquired about a 62cm.
Hunq frame, I was informed the TT was more like 64 or 64.5cm , I can't
remember which. That would change some other dimensions as well. The chart
shows the
I have a pair of the Made in New Zealand, Wooly Warm Leg warmers from
Rivendell. They are Black, in the L / XL size. Worn 6 or 7 times. Hand washed
with Kookaburra wool wash.
In very good used condition. Originally sold for $52 to members.
$28 shipped in the USA.
Archived catalog information
There may be a misunderstanding here.
I think you'll find stated on line 2 of Dave's chart that the number
given for the 6 degree TT bikes is the theoretical length. The
internet spreadsheet looks to me consistent with the previous pdf I
downloaded and also from when I talked with Jay on the day
Sold.
Thanks,
Sean
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From: Sean Whelan strummer_...@yahoo.com
Subject: [RBW] FS: Original Rivendell WoolyWarm Leg Warmers
To: rbw-owners-bunch@googlegroups.com
Date: Friday, December 2, 2011, 9:54 AM
I have a pair of the Made in
It's not a Rivendell, but it might be of interest to several of you. I've
built up a Rawland rSogn for myself to beef up my 650B bike stable. It
takes knobbies like my Bombadil, but is a compact double and is lighter.
It takes my beloved Nitto Mini front rack and the awesome Platrack
Did you shim the Viva's with rubber? I haven't tried that, but just
wondered if it would help with the slipping. -- Forrest (Iowa City)
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We sold these a couple years ago. I don't recall that they're low trail - I
never took measurements, but I always assumed that they followed design
elements of old-school ATBs (very high trail).
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Nevermind, I just looked at the Rawland website, with 73d HT and 63 mm fork
offset, I guess they would be fairly low in the trail department. Huh.
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On Dec 1, 7:03 pm, Phil Brown philcyc...@gmail.com wrote:
On Dec 1, 6:47 pm, benzzoy benz...@yahoo.com wrote:
I don't even know if it is advisable to mount plastic fenders directly
without brackets. In my experience, plastic fenders are significant
heavier than aluminum fenders, so I
Metric Unthreaded Spacers from McMaster (
http://www.mcmaster.com/#catalog/117/3240/=f6us4x). The threading size is
M5 (at least on my Sam and wife's Betty). I'd go with 10mm OD (outside
diameter) and get a few in different lengths.
The best fender installation writeup I've read is from
Current AHH cockpit is Moustache bars with Shimano Tiagra Road
Levershttp://www.rivbike.com/product-p/bl1.htm.
The levers work fine but feel a little small. The lever feels too close to
the bar. I want it the spacing to feel more like the Tektro Mtn
Hey all,
Took a nice ride with family through Napa last weekend and snapped a quick
photo. This is my first ride out with the SOMA B Line 38mm tires and
Shimano 3N71 hub:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/26905387@N04/6442207405/in/photostream
In case you're wondering, the handlebar angle is a
can pick up in denver, sf bay area, or los angeles.
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P.S. Where does one get those spacers Riv shows in their video?
They can be found on the fastener isle of any hardware store... look for a
drawer marked spacers. You want M5 spacers for standard rack and fender
mounts. M5 is the diameter. They come in a handful of widths. I use
aluminum but
I saw a Nitto Platrack in person today, carrying an ample load. *Very
nice!*It was on a beautiful A. Hilson Homer, ridden by a fellow
getting cash at
the Wells ATM near my office. He commented on how simple it was to decouple
the platrack, and didn't mind the difference in handling at all. I would
Yes, I'm referring only to the theoretical length as seen in previous
charts. I found the email Keven sent me ,and indeed he replied that the
theoretical TT on the 62 was 64.5, not 62.5 as stated in the pdf's since
the frame came out. Other dimensions would be different too then. I don't
Maybe ream out the clamp on some mountain levers to fit the m-bar?
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If it was me, I'd probably try a set of these:
http://store.velo-orange.com/index.php/components/brakes/levers/gran-compe-brake-levers.html
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That's a new thing since the redesign.
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On Fri, Dec 2, 2011 at 10:08, Forrest ftme...@me.com wrote:
Did you shim the Viva's with rubber? I haven't tried that, but just wondered
if it would help with the slipping. -- Forrest (Iowa City)
Yes, rubber was the first thing I tried.
James Black
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I mount my (non-aero) brake levers further out on the moustache bars than
generally suggested, and this has an effect of putting the levers a bit
further away from the bar, given the way the bars curve. I'm using Shimano
600s on the Quickbeam, and old SunTours on the LongLow.
- Andrew, Berkely
In an earlier post, I said that the Nitto saddlebag clap with quick-
release skewer (can’t remember official name of the product) only
works with Brooks saddles.
To clarify, it only positions the saddlebag where it should be
relative to the saddle, on a classic Brooks such as the Pro, B-17 and
so
I have one of those, too! A red one. I bought it from a list member last
December. Neat bike. Maybe I'll get a few pix.
From: William tapebu...@gmail.com
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Subject: [RBW] A new
+1 on the Dia Compe Gran Compe 202 Non Aero Brake Levers. I've got 'em on
my moustache bars and really like 'em. -- Forrest
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