New wrap on the Hunqapillar - finally decided the Noodles are dialed in.
Yes - it's a harlequin wrap - just can't get enough. The gray tape went a
bit brown with the amber shellac, so not perfect color matching, but I
figure it will fade to gray eventually.
BTW - riding tubeless Thunder Burts on
I enjoyed the story about stretching one out on the Quickbeam. As an
early morning person (but not THAT early), I could relate to starting out
in darkness and seeing first light spill into the sky from some remote
location...enjoying the long shadows, and how everything is golden. I
could
is there another riv rally east in the works?
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I bought a Sony DSC-WX350 for use while riding. So far it has been great. I
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my Ortleib handlebar bag. It is very tiny and light.
Clayton Bend OR
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Och! I meant to put this in my ride report. The views of Pikes Peak are
from the west, and she looks amazingly different from every other angle.
Legend has it the Ute people would use this to confuse pursuers, who got
disoriented because the mountain looked so very different. Even living here
After I went through and gave this frameset a little more cleaning up, I
noticed there was more powdercoat wear then I originally saw. Nothing
crazy, it's just got more wear than I originally thought.
Because of that, lowering price to $550 shipped.
Also open to interesting trades..
David
Romel and Anton and Lynne,
So the Take a Look mirror only attaches to a helmet visor, correct? But if
one also buys an adapter then the mirror can attach directly to a helmet?
That's what I gather from the multicolored text in this eBay ad. Please
confirm.
+1 on the Take A Look mirror.
When I had a Bell Muni/Metro helmet, the accessory mirror was great. Take A
Look works on any helmet. Mine is attached to my helmet visor.
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I think the full scoop is now on the Blug.
If I read this right, they have now resolved the confusion people had, is that right? It lookslike the presale frame-buyers got a good deal with options (mainly building it up yourself) that aren't going to be part of the normal sale process. Is that
Weird, I have 32 Soma branded Panaracers on my Canti-Rom with Honjo fenders
and they fit fine (not spacious, but definitely sufficient). If you're
using the Velo-Orange struts, that could be more of an issue since the
bolts protrude pretty far into the interior. I'm using Berthoud struts,
She's a single speed, Jim! My big gear is 70, so I spin out at what,
25ish? I did keep pedaling though attempting to stave off the cold!
With abandon,
Patrick
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Maybe I missed it, but are Clems going to be sold as frame fork, as well
as complete bikes?
I can see several good reasons why RBW might prefer to sell them as
completes only.
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Enjoy!
Geir
On Sunday, April 12, 2015 at 12:42:57 PM UTC-5, Richard Sulkes wrote:
Check out Grant's review of Bike Battles: A History of Sharing the
American Road, by James Longhurst, in the book section of
40 mph descent on a Quickbeam? I assume this is set up as a single speed
and not a fixie, yes?
On Mon, Apr 13, 2015 at 7:46 PM, Deacon Patrick lamontg...@mac.com wrote:
Woke up at 2am (sometimes happens since the brain injury) and felt great,
so took off at 3 am, taking advantage of the empty
No, but there perhaps needs to be...
On Tuesday, April 14, 2015 at 9:31:52 AM UTC-4, mike goldman wrote:
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Any Rivendellians in on this?
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Hugh, have you tried overinflating them, say to 70 lbs to make sure they are
seated? I've done that to solve a similar issue. Then reduce pressure to your
desired value.
~mike
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Anyone have experience with these? In particular traction (as the road feel of
the 60 is surprisingly good)
On my ride yesterday, I was cranking up an 8 mile hill, much of it with gravel
and grade making it so the rear tire was on the verge of spinning out. I
pondered how surprisingly well the
We have Tweed rides in San Diego and they are a lot of fun. Go for it.
Tom
On Tuesday, April 14, 2015 at 7:01:54 PM UTC-7, Jim Bronson wrote:
Any Rivendellians in on this?
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One of my close associates at work had the opportunity to participate in
LEroica
California. http://www.eroicacalifornia.com/ Next year, I am there. MUST
DO IT. If I can drag any of you along, that would be great.
In the mean time, he shared some links to what constitutes some awesome
Wow! That looks like some awesome places to ride! I see the white saddle is
breaking in quickly!
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Evan,
Like Anton, I don't have the adapter either. However a quick Google search
yielded this post on BikeForums.net about a helmet adapter from the
manufacturer of the Take a Look mirror. I don't know if it's the same
adapter that the Ebay seller you mentioned is selling.
Rubbing rubbery sound makes me think:
1.Got enough clearance around all stays?
2. Under fenders?
3. Brake pads not rubbing rims?
4. Is it a long, sustained sound or a quick, short sound? Once I had a tire
where the little new tire whiskers hit the brake pads every time they went
around. But
How AeroPress Fans Are Hacking Their Way To A Better Cup Of Coffee
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Trying to post from my phone. Hopefully this link, to an NPR story about the
popularity of the aeropress, works:
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Thanks for the great story and beautiful photos, Patrick!
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Thank you, Chris. It was an embarrassment of riches trying to figure out
how to capture everything around me and at such times I always know I fail,
but at least point to the stunning visceral beauty you can taste at least a
wee bit.
With abandon,
Patrick
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We'll have a pdf of it on the site or blug within a day or two.
On Sunday, April 12, 2015 at 10:53:51 AM UTC-7, Patrick Moore wrote:
Is there any way for someone who does not subscribe to get behind the
paywall to see the text?
Thanks.
On Sun, Apr 12, 2015 at 11:39 AM, 'richard sulkes'
I'm shocked to see you can fender a 35.
I tried to fender a 32 pasela under my hammered VO fenders on my 63cm
Canti-Rom and it was too tight. Perhaps I need different fenders! I never
liked those hammered fenders anyways besides the looks.
On Friday, April 10, 2015 at 4:45:45 PM UTC-4, Dave
You know the Waterfords only have two bottle mounts, right? My 57 Waterford
Hilsen had two. I've never seen a Waterford Hilsen with three. The 56 and
58 Toyo Hilsens I've seen had three. You should get it, because I already
have a 57 or else I'd get it and become Quad Hilsen Chen
* Actually I
Well, not being a Rivendell Rider myself, I will comment anyway-- I am a
strong convert to the Take a Look mirror. I had used others, and they were
all crap. The Take a Look has been great-- large field of view, and more
importantly, it holds its position even as my helmet (and head) shake
Thanks for the cool photos!
Clayton Bend
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There will be a Clem in 66cm and a Clementine in 64cm in 8-12 months , as
of now it is undetermined if these will have a similar presale for just the
frame of not . I suspect they will as these could not be a part of the
original presale .
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A lighter material that works great for bike bags because they don’t bash
rocks. But mine do. And the old material shrugs this love off like it’s
expected.
Do you bash rocks with your
Proof!
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I might welcome middle of the night wakings, If I lived in a place where I
could safely ride at 2am. Thanks for a great description and beautiful
photos.
On Tuesday, April 14, 2015 at 11:40:36 AM UTC-4, Deacon Patrick wrote:
Och! I meant to put this in my ride report. The views of Pikes Peak
Evan, I don't know what that adapter part does, or looks like. I didn't buy
that part, as I knew I would be mounting my mirror to the visor. (I also
supplemented the mounting with a couple of tiny drilled holes in my visor
to fasten two tiny zip ties which hold the little legs very tightly
Have a right lever, but need the matching left side for an '84
StumpJumper... Will buy or trade for other set of brake levers (Similar
era Deore or Suntour XC).
Please contact me off-list. Thanks!
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On 04/14/2015 06:44 PM, hsmitham wrote:
Recently replaced an inner tube on my rear. Took the tire completely off then
remounted tire with tube. Inflated/deflated a couple times to make sure tire
seated then inflated to approximately 40 psi and took it out for a spin. I get
a weird rubber
I had the bright idea (pun!) of setting all my bikes up with dynamo lights
and swapping wheels around as needed. Well, I've been pleased as punch with
a BM Ixon battery light, that I'm just leaving a couple dynamo bikes, and
now have a couple extra lights.
So...
FS: BM IQ Cyo Premium Senso
Hi Riv bunch,
I'm hoping to find a rear wheel for my Quickbeam bicycle, I love Mavic 719s
but am totally open to other rims so long as they're not too narrow to hold
some 45s solidly. As for hubs, I'd like something amazingly amazing, but I
usually can't afford that, so let me know what you've
I have a take-a-look I was mounting on my glasses, but I worry about
flipping my glasses out into the road by accident.
I'm going to zip tie it to my helment instead. Thanks!
I really like the bottlecap mirrors - I have a couple cool caps magented to
my fridge that would be really nice
Recently replaced an inner tube on my rear. Took the tire completely off then
remounted tire with tube. Inflated/deflated a couple times to make sure tire
seated then inflated to approximately 40 psi and took it out for a spin. I get
a weird rubber rubbing sound. Can't say how many times I've
Hugh:
Have you tried increasing the PSI and seeing if the noise goes away? I usually
run my 650x42 Grand Bois at 50 PSI or more—you may just be hearing the casing
flexing due to the lower pressure. Worth a try, anyway.
--Eric Norris
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Thanks for posting this! I'm looking forward to reading about the rest of
your trip.
On Sunday, April 12, 2015 at 6:58:44 PM UTC-4, Marc Irwin wrote:
I just got done with my early spring trip and finished the first part of
the ride recount
On 04/13/2015 09:14 PM, Montclair BobbyB wrote:
Yes, Paddler's Lane was a great house... and I remember how we had
lucked out with the weather that day when we arrived in Confluence,
but shortly after this photo was taken (some of you recall), the skies
opened up and we got us a proper
just don't use your head Deac
On Tuesday, April 14, 2015 at 2:08:04 PM UTC-5, Deacon Patrick wrote:
Proof!
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David, I live in Va., as you know. If you come east, let me know I'd love
to do the trip again! I've done it (fully) a couple times, plus some
shorter trips, so know where all the best food is! (Very important!) I can
pay you back for your hospitality at the Strada Rossa.
On Sunday, April 12,
I use a Sony TX7. The sliding lens cover also acts as the on/off switch.
Very easy to take it off the pocket, slide open, snap, put back as you
close the cover. Picture quality is decent, not great. Wide enough that you
can crop later.
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Eric,
I'll give it a try. I generally run them between 35 40 psi with no issues.
~Hugh
On Apr 14, 2015 4:02 PM, Eric Norris campyonly...@me.com wrote:
Hugh:
Have you tried increasing the PSI and seeing if the noise goes away? I
usually run my 650x42 Grand Bois at 50 PSI or more—you may
Has anyone on list purchased and used a pair of the new Compass
Centerpulls? I'm leaning toward them, for a new touring bike, and am
interested in any real-life feedback on their performance.
- Andrew, Berkeley
On Saturday, December 6, 2014 at 5:44:31 PM UTC-8, Jan Heine wrote:
We'll offer
Not trying to offend or anything like that but I would start by making sure the
wheel is properly seated in the dropouts. If that is not the issue then I would
raise the psi as mentioned above. Good luck
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Justin,
No offense, I'm really good about seating the wheel in the dropouts. Seems
that the Synergy rims are a deep well per Jan's Compass article and can be
hard to seat. I suspect Eric ' s inflation recommendation will resolve the
issue. Or I can add an extra layer of rim tape to make the well
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