FWIW I didn't realize initially that 328i is the model number of both the
wagon and the sedan. So I was imagining sedan+ram and really freaking out!
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And while filling their bellies, don't forget to empty their hands of
merchandise/buy those bikes! And bags maybe?
-Kai
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https://www.ebay.com/itm/Campagnolo-Racing-T-9-Speed-Triple-Crankset-175mm-52-42-30/383237952701?hash=item593ac314bd:g:tQsAAOSwVc9dpNuV
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> Looking for a budget, used but useable triple crank for my upcoming Clem-L
> build... which will be a 3
110 or 113?
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mind blown, re/blown.
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Hi Roberta,
I’ll be at the Expo both days and would love to meet you.
Melanie
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Have to give a nod to the Honda Fit. I can “fit” either my Sam or Atlantis
without removing the front wheel while keeping the passenger seat intact.
Best,
Rich in ATL
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Last I checked, 718Cyclery still had one in mustard in stock, and they're
having a moving sale, so the shipping cost might be offset by the discount.
On Thu, Oct 31, 2019 at 12:34 AM Adam wrote:
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> Posting for a buddy in Berkeley who’d like to buy a complete Clem but
> missed
I will honor Riv's 10% off sale on frames. 56 and 53cm Atlantis
available. Just use coupon code RIV10 at checkout. From now until Monday
the 4th.
https://thepsychicderailleur.com/product/rivendell-atlantis-3/
Thanks!
Chris
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On 10/31/19 9:04 AM, 'jeffrey kane' via RBW Owners Bunch wrote:
Good point on the height. The thought of needing step ladder and an
articulated rear rack for bikes makes me crazy.
I checked with VW, btw. The Passat has already been discontinued.
Not just the Passat. My VW Golf Alltrack
I picked up a 2018 VW Golf Alltrack and it easily takes a bike without any
wheel removal, etc. And it was available with manual transmission which I’m not
ready to give up yet at 68. I am having a trailer hitch installed as I write
this as my brother has a hitch rack that will hold 4 bikes when
Well, I've got too many bikes and almost all of them have dynamo hubs w/lights
so although I don't have the knowledge of Peter I know what works.
I think an important factor would be what type of riding you do? If you are
mostly going to be touring I think the Edelux is the bad boy or maybe the
Paul, my original post of fitting my 62cm Ram in the 328i was a sedan!
Andy Cheatham
Pittsburgh
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Here’s the new version of the classic Sugino triple for $125
https://www.rivbike.com/collections/cranks-bbs/products/crank-new-albion-xdt-48t-x-36t-x-26t
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Huh, that's weird, it's New Albion branded. And cheap!
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FYI that Sugino sold
On Thursday, October 31, 2019 at 1:29:31 PM UTC-4, Jeffrey B wrote:
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> Here is a genuine Sugino for $60
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> http://www.718c.com/movesale
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Our usual bike carrying is via a Thule hitch mount 2 bike rack on the back of a
2009 VW New Beetle. I have Rivs but my wife prefers her ebike. We have
discussed trading in from 2 cars, to one electric between us, but so far we
haven’t found anything that can take a hitch mount bike rack
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Hi Roberta,
My wife and I will be at the PBE on Saturday (traveling on Amtrak). I'll
keep an eye out for that Riv cap; I'd love to hear how the rest of the
Minnewaska weekend went.
Bob E
Cranford, NJ
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Here is a genuine Sugino for $60
http://www.718c.com/movesale
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Blue Heron stocks them, but I don't know what they have on the floor at the
moment. Give them a call, or a visit. They have a good shop.
Bill Lindsay
El Cerrito, CA
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> Greetings all,
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> Posting for a buddy in Berkeley who’d
LOL. That eBay crankset has a starting bid of $30 plus $92 shipping! That’s
one way to do it
BL in EC
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I don’t see that when I click on the link! That’s sneaky. A good way to get
bad feedback.
John
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> That’s one way to do it
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Probably not what you want, but I still have this:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/ricks_boats/48523722897/in/dateposted-public/lightbox/
Free if someone sends me a ship label.
On Thursday, October 31, 2019 at 5:00:22 AM UTC-7, j.schwartz wrote:
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> Looking for a budget, used but useable triple
I was told my August 59 Clem L has size 118.
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That urban myth was started by car magazines in road tests, and I seem to
recall a Honda ad with a hose in it. My guess? Some fool thought they could aim
a hose at the dashboard and lawyers got involved
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As detailed in a recent post
(https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/rbw-owners-bunch/BMwnMT8KlG4), my
be-fendered 59cm Clem is an awkwardly tight fit in my recently-acquired
Jeep Cherokee. As a result, I'm hitch-mounted bike-rack shopping (and hitch
shopping as well!). My requirements in a
This is the root of why I can’t have a long chainstay Rivendell bike. Without
getting a much larger vehicle with much worse fuel economy, I cannot ever
transport a bike that long (especially with fenders). I have an 89cm pbh, so
I’m definitely in the large size range. A 59 Clem is not feasible
Have you looked at Saris? Made in the USA (Wisconsin, I think) and dead useful.
I have the Freedom 4 bike rack, but it also comes in a 2. It has trays, so
great for fenders. Easy on/off, and fully adjustable. My husband’s awkward
ebike fits fine!
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Hey Leah, how is it to carry that rack for taking off the car? I've been
thinking about installing a hitch on the Impala so I can use a tray rack for my
eClemenetine, but I would need to walk it back and forth from parking to
apartment and I have that arthritis bugger. It's not something I
My 59 Clem H that arrived from Riv 2 weeks ago came w a 110 in it. If there’s
a specific size you need just give them a call and they will work w you on
getting the length you need.
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Fantastic. Please excuse this if you already know...
Amtrak arrives at 30th Street Station. To get to the convention center,
exit out of the east exit towards downtown (The exit might be called 29th
Street) and walk (or ride your bikes) down JFK or Market Street (use Market
Street for bikes,
I can put my 62cm Appaloosa in our Honda Element standing up and without
taking anything off. With another bike, and a 80lb dog, and two people with
camping gear. No problem. And it's AWD...
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Hosing down an Element is an urban myth. When I bought mine, they made me sign
a form acknowledging that I knew that it would damage the car. Turns out
they’re not waterproof from the inside.
They *are* easy to clean, however. Lots of plastic and rubber, not a speck of
carpeting.
--Eric
I listed a Sugino XD triple 170mm but had no takers. Used but fine. Some shoe
rub. I bought it from another member.
Arms no rings.
It would cheap. Contact me if interested.
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A friend of mine has an Element, as does Mark @ Riv. It's a perfect little
storage container on wheels, and I recall that at least some models have an
interior you can hose down. Nifty!
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I remember that about 30 years ago a friend bought a Toyota Supra. He said
that the salesman was rather bemused, because when he first looked at the
vehicle, he drove to the dealership, and after the initial
inspection/drive, he said to the salesman: "I'll come back tomorrow on my
bike, and if
Looking for a budget, used but useable triple crank for my upcoming Clem-L
build... which will be a 3 speed with a Paul Melvin.
Rings need to be a 20t spreadsomething like 44/34/24 would be ideal.
I’m flexible on arm length (170-175)
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Personally, I LOVE station wagons and I think, cool is what you make
it. We've been in various V-Series Volvo wagons for the past 22 years. The
only bike that doesn't slide in whole into the back with the rear seats
folded down is my wife's ridiculously long Cheviot. For that land yacht, I
328i sedan. The "illegal" engineering part was how that was part of the
"winter package" option group. Despite a pass-through in the armrest recess
for one pair of skis, the seatbacks had to drop to be able to fit two sets
of skis. That it required rationalization of that magnitude to justify
I'll be there. I'll certainly take pictures. It's a gathering of bikes and
bike folks which is different than the bike-shaped things and product
people of other trade shows. Advertising and selling are certainly the
attraction for the trade participants, the character of it has a stronger
pull
Roberta, hope to see you there.
My friend and I are staying up the line at Conshohocken since the center
city hotel prices were crazy, even ten weeks ago. The train was a a brief
idea but the complexity of our acceptabel hotel rate radius, the car and
the commuter line won.
Andy Cheatham
Some of the Riv dealers may still have H's in stock, as it isn't as popular
as the L: https://www.rivbike.com/pages/dealers
Tom
On Thursday, October 31, 2019 at 12:34:28 AM UTC-4, Adam wrote:
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> Greetings all,
>
> Posting for a buddy in Berkeley who’d like to buy a complete Clem but
>
Hi Reid,
I have an olive medium I could pass on to you. It’s in good used condition.
I also have the Nitto quick release if that interests you.
John
mcburn...@gmail.com
On Wed, Oct 30, 2019 at 6:10 PM Reid Echols wrote:
> Hi folks,
>
> Thought I'd put a feeler out to see what folks have, or
Great, Michael. Thanks!
PM on the way.
John
On Wednesday, October 30, 2019 at 7:32:19 AM UTC-7, Michael Morrissey wrote:
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> Hi John,
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> Yes, I'll take it. What's your paypal address?
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> Thanks,
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> Michael
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> On Monday, October 28, 2019 at 10:40:30 AM UTC-4, John A. Bennett wrote:
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On 10/31/19 8:01 AM, 'jeffrey kane' via RBW Owners Bunch wrote:
Personally, I LOVE station wagons and I think, cool is what you
make it. We've been in various V-Series Volvo wagons for the past 22
years. The only bike that doesn't slide in whole into the back with
the rear seats folded
Hear hear on station wagons. When our son was born 11 years ago, I did the
research and ended up choosing a used 2004 VW Passat Wagon. It has a
ridiculous amount of cargo space. My Clem slides in fairly easily with the
rear seats down, and I also bring my Clem to my VW mechanic's when I need
to
Good point on the height. The thought of needing step ladder and an
articulated rear rack for bikes makes me crazy.
I checked with VW, btw. The Passat has already been discontinued. I should
also note that both Audi and BMW still offer their full size wagons to the
European markets. Heck,
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