So, does anyone think they can wear out the alloy freehub body? :)
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Maybe I'm just an emotional wreck this week (quitting smoking, diet
changes, job change), but seeing the picture of both of you together
brought a teary tingle (no actual tear as i am a stoic and emotinally
repressed white male) to my eye, and a joyful one at that. Both of you are
such
Looks like great fun.
My wife and I will drive x-country in mid Oct. Maybe we could hook up for
a ride? I'll be coming back via NM for the men's Souarize conference in
Bernalillo,
New Mexico (http://www.illuman.org) on Nov 6-8. Maybe a ride there too.
Not sure yet what bikes we'll take.
What a great event! You can no longer be the poles of conversational
spectrum since you've met and been on a ride! Reassurance that good living
will result in proof of outcome.
My trips up to Rampart were always afoot from the east (parking lot by the
USAFA infirmary) up that slew of a valley
Question is, can a steel replacement be obtained? A prior post pointed out
a 6 pawl cro-mo freehub from the same manufacturer, is it a direct fit?
http://o-lite.com.tw/news.php?m=did=16p=1
On Thu, Aug 6, 2015 at 3:12 PM, Bill Lindsay tapebu...@gmail.com wrote:
The prevailing worry is your
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With abandon,
Patrick
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Well, here is what is currently in the garage...keep in mind I have several
boxes stuffed to the tops with bike parts too.
53cm Rivendell Roadeomy main road bike set up for fast club riding and
training. I even installed a power meter.
48cm Rivendell Sam Hillborneset up for cruising
The prevailing worry is your cassette cogs will dig into the splines and
make it difficult to remove your cassette down the line. It's a pretty
common thing for riders like us to just say enough, I'm never buying an
alloy cassette body again. It's one of the reasons many of us think Deore
XT
We navigated the logistics and met at Rampart Reservoir while Patrick of the
Moore was here in the highlands. After mastering the astrophysics of disk
brakes and the sun spot expansion of brake pad effect on his front brake, we
got underway and had an amazing ride.
What a pleasure to meet and
Congrats on it. The Roadeo is a really great road frame...I love mine.
On Sunday, August 2, 2015 at 10:19:18 PM UTC-5, Don Compton wrote:
My new Roadeo, as expected, has been a pleasure to ride. I am using 700x28
Grand Bois tires with 23mm wide rims pumped up 60psi fr, 70psi r. It's like
tipping my hat to you guys - what a great outing
On Thursday, August 6, 2015 at 3:24:42 PM UTC-5, Deacon Patrick wrote:
We navigated the logistics and met at Rampart Reservoir while Patrick of
the Moore was here in the highlands. After mastering the astrophysics of
disk brakes and the sun
Clayton your trio has stuck in my head overnight... seems like an awesome
combo and one which should really enable an amazingly wide variety of
riding while at the same time providing a distinct ride experience on each
of the three.
My trio of Saluki/Bomba/XO-3 offers an extremely wide variety of
Anyone have a good method for cleaning sweat and other stains off Newbaums
bar tape?
Thanks,
Kevin
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The Blug has announced that Riv has sold out their entire first run Clems
and Clementines. They are sold out until 2016. It looks like the
Clem/Clemintine experiment turned out fairly successfully for them. There
must be a lot of new Clem and Clementine owners out there waiting anxiously
great pics-- makes me very happy to see the Patricks shredding together.
shoji
On Thursday, August 6, 2015 at 4:24:42 PM UTC-4, Deacon Patrick wrote:
We navigated the logistics and met at Rampart Reservoir while Patrick of
the Moore was here in the highlands. After mastering the
That would be great, Michael. I'm not sure which Patrick you were refering
to, so let me know if you will be near Pikes Peak and we can fine tune a
ride for what makes sense for you. Loads of dirt road options. Just know
that all rides have ...pending brain cooperation on the day of the
Now the cat's out of the bag! Hordes of California Rivendell riders are
salivating at the prospect of riding in Alpine meadows, green trees,
wildflowers, etc.. Posting pictures was a wonderful PSA for your area. Is
it too early to start planning 2016 expeditions?
dougP
On Thursday, August
As an update, we are moving forward with the purchase, I will soon be a new
(used) bike owner.
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I think the chain is a 9 speed SRAM chain. So, it sounds like I'll just
need to avoid the extreme gear combinations which is easy enough to do.
Thanks for all of the help. Since I have two different length BB's, I
determine which provides the best chainline.
On Monday, August 3, 2015 at
While not minimal, the Riv Sackville Stickpack seems like the most
Riv-inspired backpack, no?
Agreed. Just hike. Though wool socks make a lot of sense are are a joy to
wear.
On Monday, July 27, 2015 at 2:37:47 PM UTC-5, Justin August wrote:
Hey Folks-
This summer I've really re-discovered my
I have the all black ones available, 2 pair. Medium, $15 shipped for both
pair.
On Tuesday, August 4, 2015, Brian Campbell bdcampbel...@gmail.com wrote:
How much for the gloves and what sizes are they? Thanks!
On Tuesday, August 4, 2015 at 8:19:54 PM UTC-4, Patrick Shea wrote:
Hi Joel:
What do you all think is the best frame for this purpose? Hunq, Cheviot?
Good old Sam? Clem?
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Currently in my garage..
2015 60cm Cheviut - wife's
2014 55cm SAM
2014 Kona Cindercone MTB
2013 Cervello RS carbon road bike
2012 Novaro Pika MTB- daughter's
1987 Gary Fisher Montare MTB
Rodeo on my wish list!
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what frame do you all think would be best for a bike built specifically for
this purpose?
Hunq, Cheviot? Good old Sam? Clem?
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Hey guys,
Been looking a buy a new wool blanket and been doing a little research but I
figured I would see if yall had any opinions in the matter. So far I'm leaning
towards the more popular Pendleton and woolrich options. Any other brands out
there I should check out?
Thanks!
Mike
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I've got a few nicks on my AHH and would like to touch them up.
It's a Toyo version and I need some help identifying both the blue and the
white colors and hopefully sources for the paint.
Thanks,
Steve Cole
Arlington, VA
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Keven @ Riv steered me toward my Betty Foy when I needed a kid-hauler. He had
one himself and used it for the same purpose! Not sure how the rest of Riv's
frames stack up, but the Betty is an approved kid-hauler.
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On a recent trail ride with my Redwood, I decided to stand and pedal rather
than downshift. This had the most unfortunate consequence of the crank
bolt shearing inside the bottom bracket. It also resulted in a nearly 6
mile walk back to the house.
My question is: can the rest of the bolt be
Jim:
There is a process called electrical discharge machining which could be
used to save the BB. It's meant for things like bolts broken off in engine
blocks similar expensive things. Were it my problem, I'd just buy a new
BB. Quicker, simpler, less problem sourcing. EDM is great if you
Hey Riv folks,
I have a new (as in zero miles) 58 cm Fuji Connoisseur that I'd like to
sell, at what I think is the extremely attractive price of $495. This is a
retro inspired modern bike with Reynolds steel frame, downtube shifters,
long reach brakes and other Riv-ish goodies. These sold for
Welcome Wayne! But of course, you've always been with us anyway.
On Sun, Aug 2, 2015 at 3:34 PM, Wayne Naha w.r.n...@gmail.com wrote:
It's been a long time coming. After being in this group for I don't know
how long, I have finally become a legitimate, fully fledged member by
purchasing a
Sorry, I also have some cotton bar tape
8 rolls Tressostar BLACK, $4 each, plus shipping, buy a few and I will
split shipping, these are bulky so cannot ship first class
Viva cotton tape, 6 rolls as follows
2 pair (2 in a pack) green
1 pair Lt Navy blue
These seem to be a bit more expensive
Patrick, the FW's are 6 speed, did I mess up? I have the 3 FW's, 2 are ST
and the pedals. How are you?
I had a car accident 5 years ago and 2 surgeries. I hope to ride one day
and will keep 1 of my Bleriots with that hope. No need to have more that
one when I gave not ridden
Joel
On
Now that I'm about to become a Rivendell owner I have the dilemma of where to
get bike stuff locally. Do any of you know of a Rivendell friendly bike shop in
the Dallas area?
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I'm looking to get my wife a step through for a special occasion. I would
like to buy either a 55 cm Cheviot or 58 cm Betty Foy. I prefer to buy
only the frame, fork, headset and bottom bracket but am open to buying a
built-up bike. Please send a private message if you have a bike you can
Well the reason I posted this question was that I really want to purchase
one for my lady friend. Touring long rides are definitely planned for
this new rig.
Is having just 1 water bottle holder a strike against a Cheviot? I honestly
have to say maybe it is. I'd like 3 water bottle mounts
52 will work as well :)
On Saturday, August 1, 2015 at 2:26:39 PM UTC-7, Lungimsam wrote:
Blue 52s were made, too, if that's a possibility.
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gorgeous Sam!
On Thu, Aug 6, 2015 at 7:09 PM, 'Bikie#4646' via RBW Owners Bunch
rbw-owners-bunch@googlegroups.com wrote:
I moved down a size on my touring rig to a new black cream Sam. So, my
older 56cm (orange) double TT frame set is up for sale. I'm the only owner,
having purchased it
Michael: please do get in touch if and when you come to NM. I can't promise
epic rides or magnificent scenery, but such as I can offer, I'd be
delighted to offer.
On Thu, Aug 6, 2015 at 3:05 PM, Michael Hechmer mhech...@gmail.com wrote:
Looks like great fun.
My wife and I will drive x-country
I moved down a size on my touring rig to a new black cream Sam. So, my
older 56cm (orange) double TT frame set is up for sale. I'm the only owner,
having purchased it new, completely built at the end of 2010 from
Renaissance Bicycles in Henderson, NC (a Riv dealer of sorts) when he
closed up
I am laughing as I type. I'll let you on into a secret: the photos of me
riding and upright were staged. Unstaged, I was either 1/2 mile behind the
Deacon or timidly walking my bike or falling over. (Nursing a beer and
Ibuprofen as we talk.) I fell twice, and tried many other times. Even when
Och! Disregard my advice then. I had to look up those words. I'm still
(gingerly) scratching my head.
With abandon,
Patrick
On Thursday, August 6, 2015 at 5:11:47 PM UTC-6, Kevin Lindsey wrote:
...look a bit more presentable...
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Looks good I like The Patricks Riding.
On Thursday, August 6, 2015 at 1:24:42 PM UTC-7, Deacon Patrick wrote:
We navigated the logistics and met at Rampart Reservoir while Patrick of
the Moore was here in the highlands. After mastering the astrophysics of
disk brakes and the sun spot
picked up a complete and very clean 89 rockhopper today. not a huge fan of
the cockpit, so i want to go bullmoose. this is gonna be my car
rack/rain/dirty bike, so i dont want to invest too much. im 100$ in and i
want to keep it under 250$ so i dont start loving it too much. i have a
lead on
That's all I can think about when I see/hear pictures of Deacon Patrick's
rides: my own white knuckles gripping the handlebars on the those
unbelievably steep descents with large drop offs. The butterflies are a
turnin'.
What was the elevation (low and high)?
Looks like an awesome time
DS, I started at 7,800 feet, peaked at about 9,500 then met Patrick at
9,200ish, and the reservoir is roughly 9,000 feet. It's got some gentle
rollers, then a steep climb away from the reservoir to more rollers on a
forest service road. This ride link shows the route we did, though we
turning
Sorry, yes, I applied shellac.
I'm not opposed to a bit of grime and sweat on the tape; but if there
happens to be an easy way to make it look a bit more presentable, then I'd
be grateful for any hints.
Many thanks,
Kevin
On Thursday, August 6, 2015 at 5:21:13 AM UTC-4, Kevin Lindsey wrote:
You said crossing the streams was bad!!!
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RJM if that hillborne is a orange canti version and you decide to sell I'd love
to talk. My dream stable might be a fat tired cantiborne and my current one! I
love the hillbornes!
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Beausage!
I no longer treat my Newbaums and really like the way it wears sweat, dirt,
and grime and still solid, soft, and grippy without being cushioned. Of
course, you could replace it, but that would be throwing away thousands of
miles of beausage. Grin.
With abandon,
Patrick
On Thursday,
When you bike to the LBS to get a couple of things and one of the mechanic
comes over and says, Ahh, the spirit of Grant is with us. Thanks for
bringing it in.
When all your lady friends say, Cute bike!
When all your guy friends say, Cute bike...
On Sunday, August 2, 2015 at 6:35:08 AM UTC-4,
On Thursday, August 6, 2015 at 5:21:13 AM UTC-4, Kevin Lindsey wrote:
Anyone have a good method for cleaning sweat and other stains off Newbaums
bar tape?
Thanks,
Kevin
I spray a little Woolite carpet cleaner and sponge off the grunge. I'm
okay with a little beausage, but not on the
I've got some h'bars that have 5+ years of beausage the h'bars with
barely 2 months of usage just ain't the same. A li'l shellac some time
they'll be great. Enjoy the sweat goop that accumulates (just a humble
suggestion) change when you change the bars, not a moment sooner!
Best,
Eric
On
Well, bad on me! We checked the freehub body at Riv today, and, while the
spacer and bearings are indeed steel, the freehub body itself is alloy.
Sorry. Still a great hub, though.
On Wednesday, August 5, 2015 at 8:16:03 AM UTC-7, Rich Lesnik wrote:
Another interesting characteristic of the
I find myself grabbing the seat post or the seat tube much more often to
lift a bike than the top tube, so I like top tube pumps, and dislike seat
tube pumps.
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That is exceedingly good, since their biggest problem as a business is
cashflow. Their Taiwan suppliers want their money up front. Now that
shipment 1 of the Clems is pre-sold, Riv should have the money on hand to
pay the supplier the moment the shipment is ready. That's great for them.
When you visit a LBS with your bike, they say there's a sheep in the house!
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Want to trade my 2 Schwalbe Marathon Supremes tires with less than 10
miles on them for a set of same tires but in 50mm for tour de big sur in 2
weeks.
Thanks, Bruce in San Diego
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Do you apply shellac to your tape?
On Thursday, August 6, 2015 at 5:21:13 AM UTC-4, Kevin Lindsey wrote:
Anyone have a good method for cleaning sweat and other stains off Newbaums
bar tape?
Thanks,
Kevin
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-all the crabon fibre guys refer to your bike as a touring bike just
because it has bar end shifters.
On Thu, Aug 6, 2015 at 9:31 AM, LeahFoy jonasandle...@gmail.com wrote:
...get asked often about your beach cruiser.
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congrats to the buyers. I just couldn't pull the trigger but have a
feeling I may regret it. Holding out for a Sam
On Thursday, August 6, 2015 at 2:40:19 AM UTC-7, Wayne Naha wrote:
The Blug has announced that Riv has sold out their entire first run Clems
and Clementines. They are sold
...get asked often about your beach cruiser.
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...get asked often, sis it a cycloscross bike or a touring bike,
what is it?
...get a comment of 'yeah, I'm thinking of a nice steel bike with wide
tires too for commuting and errands' after you just beat them up a 6 mile
climb by 10 minutes
...your toddlers primary piece of cutlery is
if your rear hub spacing is greater than 126mm, then you need a spacer
On Thursday, July 16, 2015 at 1:00:44 AM UTC-5, Lungimsam wrote:
Hi y'all,
Want to try a Shimano 7speed cassette with tight spacing I like on my Blue
Sam.
How can I tell if I need a 4.5 spacer or not with my freehub?
Really good to hear! I was a bit worried because it seemed like they were
(and still are) taking a big gamble with the whole Clem/Chev/Appa push in
place of their regular framesets and in-house builds. I'm glad it's
working out for them and I can't wait to see people's Clems. I still wish
I use zefal hpx frame pumps on a 60 cm cheviot and a double-toptube 62 cm
hillborne. Picking the cheviot up by the seat tube seems the more intuitive
spot due to the top tube being lower than where I tend to grab, so the
frame pump is not an issue. For some reason, whether it be due to the
Your plan is a good one!
On Aug 6, 2015, at 7:58 AM, Daniel D. wrote:
congrats to the buyers. I just couldn't pull the trigger but have a feeling
I may regret it. Holding out for a Sam
On Thursday, August 6, 2015 at 2:40:19 AM UTC-7, Wayne Naha wrote:
The Blug has announced that Riv
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