I use a Superflash on my saddlebag and these
http://www.dealextreme.com/p/2-led-3-mode-fog-bicycle-light-red-pair-2-cr2032-44096
on the seat stays. These are by no means high quality lights but they
are cheap and I think improve visibility a lot.
Jay
On Apr 26, 8:37 am, Philip Williamson
I have a black B17 Standard I would like to trade. It is in perfect
condition with only 50 miles on it. I bought a Honey Special to replace it.
I live in Illinois and I will get back with you this afternoon if you are
interested.
Thanks,
Mark
On Wednesday, April 25, 2012 3:47:47 PM UTC-5,
I think I caught something after being out in all the cold and in the
wilderness last weekend.
I'm feeling like I need more clearance for bigger tires, more braze-
ons, a kick stand plate, and a generator hub/light set up. The
symptoms of my illness seems to have come back after ten years
On Thu, 2012-04-26 at 04:44 -0700, ascpgh wrote:
I think I caught something after being out in all the cold and in the
wilderness last weekend.
I'm feeling like I need more clearance for bigger tires, more braze-
ons, a kick stand plate, and a generator hub/light set up. The
symptoms of my
On Wed, 2012-04-25 at 23:43 -0600, PATRICK MOORE wrote:
That's a real possibility for one of the two rear lights I like to use
at night, flashing and steady. The problem with all the LED tail
lights I've used is that they need to be more or less on-axis if they
are to have full effect.
And then there were two! Just like my orange Hillborne, this is a 60cm
canti-studded double-top-tube model. I haven't even ridden it yet! There will
likely be more photos later.
http://www.dropbox.com/gallery/7568778/1/bicycle%20cycling/Samuel%20Green%20Hillborne/glamour?h=a8effb
or
And then there were two! Just like my orange Hillborne, this is a 60cm
canti-studded double-top-tube model. I haven't even ridden it yet! There will
likely be more photos later.
http://www.dropbox.com/gallery/7568778/1/bicycle%20cycling/Samuel%20Green%20Hillborne/glamour?h=a8effb
or
Steve:
I am a Riv-aholic.
At first it was a numbered Bridgestone here and there, then there was
a Rambouillet... Now the issues swirl; wide range double 110 BCD vs
triple, generator hubs/logs vs battery units, rack/bag combos, bars,
etc.
I'm going to have to make some steady progress on the
On Thu, 2012-04-26 at 06:21 -0700, ascpgh wrote:
Steve:
I am a Riv-aholic.
Admitting that one cannot control one's addiction or compulsion is the
First Step, right?
At first it was a numbered Bridgestone here and there, then there was
a Rambouillet... Now the issues swirl; wide range
Have a 56cm Atlantis but looking to trade for a 58cm. Buy Mr. Pope-
Lance's red frameset and trade me!!
Good luck. I had a similar posting like yours several months ago and
had an offer to buy a bike hours later. The List, it delivers.
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Any one have one of the Aussie short sleeved wool t shirts from the big Riv
sale that they aren't using much? Men's medium (preferred) or large, any
color but black, pretty much. Willing to buy or do a partial trade for my
small sleeveless blue from same sale. (or other wool items or bike bits
Resistance is futile.
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I think
A couple of people have suggested seatstays, but panniers don't allow this.
On Thu, Apr 26, 2012 at 6:24 AM, Steve Palincsar palin...@his.com wrote:
On Wed, 2012-04-25 at 23:43 -0600, PATRICK MOORE wrote:
That's a real possibility for one of the two rear lights I like to use
at night,
Tubus rear rack with integrated light mounts on the rear for BM 4D Toplight.
John Speare
Spokane, WA
http://cyclingspokane.blogspot.com
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To:
Awesome. Two Hillbornes! You must have found the bike you like, that is
for sure.
Are the setups going to be completely different?
On Thursday, April 26, 2012 8:09:12 AM UTC-5, Thomas Lynn Skean wrote:
And then there were two! Just like my orange Hillborne, this is a 60cm
Featuring the now-famous rear Platrack!
APPROVE!!
On Thursday, April 26, 2012 6:09:12 AM UTC-7, Thomas Lynn Skean wrote:
And then there were two! Just like my orange Hillborne, this is a 60cm
canti-studded double-top-tube model. I haven't even ridden it yet! There
will likely be more
Andy:
Fortunately there IS help... We have a support group, called the RBW
Owners Forum... where those with similar addictions support each other
(or at least fuel these addictions with photos, stories, items for
sale, and always pointing out the latest and greatest stuff available
from RBW)...
The Portland Design Works radbot 1000 is super bright (in the manner of
an arc welder), and it seems to effective clipped to my back pocket.
http://www.ridepdw.com/goods/lights/radbot%E2%84%A2-1000
Philip
Philip Williamson
www.biketinker.com
On Wednesday, April 25, 2012 10:43:40 PM UTC-7,
And I've got one! I knew it was bright but didn't bother to discover the
make and model.
Perhaps that's the answer, that and the mini-mag red LED under the
chainstay (the rubber block/velcro mount and the sturdy maglite make this
viable in what is a position prone to being knocked about. I can
John: No Tubus will fit with sufficient clearance over the very big rear
wheel, alas.
On Thu, Apr 26, 2012 at 9:14 AM, John Speare j...@phred.org wrote:
Tubus rear rack with integrated light mounts on the rear for BM 4D
Toplight.
** **
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John Speare
Spokane, WA
The Radbot also includes an integral rear reflector, something that most other
blinky lights lack.
I have Radbots on several bikes, and have never had a failure in the wet (even
during the downpours at last year's PBP:
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=UtUAO6OD_cc)
--Eric Norris
www.CampyOnly.com
On Thu, 2012-04-26 at 09:03 -0600, PATRICK MOORE wrote:
A couple of people have suggested seatstays, but panniers don't allow
are you sure? Panniers can't come inboard of the seat stays, and
although they may obstruct the side view, they surely won't obstruct the
rear view.
Or, of course, you
I have indeed found the bike I love.
The rear Platrack with SlickerSack seems so obvious as a practical way to haul
stuff that I'm a little surprised it wasn't at least part of the marketing. If
it has some fatal flaw then I've yet to discover it on my initial ride. It
works beautifully. I
Not very different, really. Having different rack arrangements is likely the
biggest difference i'll have between them at any given time. Redundancy is a
major goal. However, the setup for each bike is fluid in some sense; I have 5
cockpits that work on either. Albatross (one Thumbie, one
Nigel Smythe or Baggins, good condition or better.
Willing to pay good price commensurate with condition. Also willing to discuss
parts and/or accessories trade.
Please reply off-list if you have one available.
Of course, if you can convince RBW to make a tan version of the TrunkSack
Small,
Hi gang,
I'm on the lookout for an Atlantis in the not-right-now-but-pretty-
soon time frame, so I'm wondering about size and fit. I'm 5'9 with a
PBH of 84. My 56cm Hillborne is great, but I'm wondering if a 58cm
Atlantis might be a good choice. I'm interested in your opinions,
especially if you
Photos of the build in progress are here:
http://www.dropbox.com/gallery/7568778/1/bicycle%20cycling/Samuel%20Green%20Hillborne?h=a8effb#
or
http://tinyurl.com/czmwbkj
Yours,
Thomas Lynn Skean
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On Apr 26, 2012, at 2:15 PM, Thomas Lynn Skean thomaslynnsk...@comcast.net
wrote:
Nigel Smythe or Baggins, good condition or better.
Willing to pay good price commensurate with condition. Also willing to
discuss parts and/or accessories trade.
Please reply
soapscum,
i have a 58cm Atlantis and it fits me fine. im also about 5'9 with average
length legs. any questions feel free to ask
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Same as me. I had a 56 Atlantis that fit great. I never tried a 58
but seems it would be on the big side though within the range of
reason.
Ryan
On Apr 26, 11:15 am, soapscum smula...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi gang,
I'm on the lookout for an Atlantis in the not-right-now-but-pretty-
soon time
I am 5'9 with a PBH of 83 and I have a 56 Atlantis. Seems fine to me. david
On Apr 26, 2012, at 1:15 PM, soapscum wrote:
Hi gang,
I'm on the lookout for an Atlantis in the not-right-now-but-pretty-
soon time frame, so I'm wondering about size and fit. I'm 5'9 with a
PBH of 84. My 56cm
Thanks, Norman. Where did you find the official program and schedule,
if I may ask? I couldn't find them on the bike show site. If you
could provide a link...
I'd like to survey what else is going on, and who's speaking when.
If, as you say, Grant is speaking on Sunday, that's the day I'll go.
I have a 56 Atlantis, 5'9 and PBH of 85, and it fits great. I could
have gotten the 58 but found a good deal on a used 56. I haven't been
sorry.
On Apr 26, 11:15 am, soapscum smula...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi gang,
I'm on the lookout for an Atlantis in the not-right-now-but-pretty-
soon time
Frame, fork, and headset only
Frame:
Long-low road
Standard
Size: 59cm measured ctt, tt has 1 degree upslope
Braze-ons:
Shifter bosses
Cantilever bosses
Rear rack mounts
Installed Parts:
Tange Rollerball headset 26.4 x 30.2
Paint:
JB Green
Painted head tube
Window fill
Specs:
Top
How do you know the tubes? Was there a time when Riv told you what tubes
they used?
Iv'e been trying to find out the tubes in Rambs.
Thanks,
Ryan
On Thursday, April 26, 2012 1:55:43 PM UTC-7, SISDDWG wrote:
Frame, fork, and headset only
Frame:
Long-low road
Standard
Size:
Dual Platracks!!! That would be EPIC!
On Thursday, April 26, 2012 10:06:10 AM UTC-7, Thomas Lynn Skean wrote:
I have indeed found the bike I love.
The rear Platrack with SlickerSack seems so obvious as a practical way to
haul stuff that I'm a little surprised it wasn't at least part of the
http://www.bbc.com/travel/blog/20120418-spoking-the-fire-in-amsterdam
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A billion stars go spinning through the
Well cycling aside and not trying to hate but I can say from having to
navigate clueless European tourists to get to my job in the Flatiron
District every day the feeling is mutual. I have seen these people just
walk into traffic thinking cars would stop, guess what, they wont!
Thankfully I try to
We get a few tourists in Seattle from time to time, too. Many from
Japan and points west. They can often be entertaining to watch taking
pictures of the rain, posing with transients and totem poles in
Pioneer Square... but mostly just wandering out into traffic. They
stick out like sore thumbs
I'm not quite 5'10 and have a PBH of 84.5. I ride a 56cm Atlantis - it's
fine but I'm pretty sure a 58cm would work for me. My Rambouillet is a 58cm
and that works very well. Check Grant's fit charts and information for more
guidance.
On Thursday, April 26, 2012 2:15:27 PM UTC-4, soapscum
Either 56 or 58 would work. The 56 takes 26 wheels, which buys slightly
fatter tire clearance and less toe overlap, if you care about such things.
On Thursday, April 26, 2012 1:15:27 PM UTC-5, soapscum wrote:
Hi gang,
I'm on the lookout for an Atlantis in the not-right-now-but-pretty-
At times RBW gives tube specs but usially not. Ram specs are published. You
can search this list archives because i posted themwithin the last year. Or
emsil me and ill send yhem from a device i can actually type on.
Sent from my Kindle Fire
5'10, PBH 85-85.5cm, saddle height 75cm. My 56cm Atlantis fits great
but lately I have been wanting a 58. Hearing that individuals with
slightly lower PBH's than my own is firmly supporting my hunch that
58cm may be the way to go.
Soapscum - do you know for sure what type of riding you will
For those list members that haven't signed up at FreeRange, here's the
timing details on Grant's Seattle visit. Hope you all can show up. We
will have about an hour to make a ride of it, and he is bringing a folding
bike, so we will likely stay on a trail so as not to get caught in the
dark.
5'10, PBH 85-85.5cm, saddle height 75cm. My 56cm Atlantis fits
great
but lately I have been wanting a 58. Hearing that individuals with
slightly lower PBH's than my own 56cm Atlanti or wish to own is
firmly supporting my hunch that
58cm may be the way to go.
Soapscum - do you know for sure what
If it helps here's a photo showing seatpost height, stem length, etc.
on the 56:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/30684316@N08/4181783983/in/set-72157622971557414
Ryan
On Apr 26, 11:15 am, soapscum smula...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi gang,
I'm on the lookout for an Atlantis in the
In answer to my post just above, Norman wrote to offer the following
URL which leads to the online version of the printed program:
http://issuu.com/ny_press/docs/041912/1
Thanks, Norman! See you there.
Joe
On Apr 26, 2:13 pm, Joe K kube...@aol.com wrote:
Thanks, Norman. Where did you find
Slightly off-topic (and potentially heretical), but I'm looking for a good
powder coater to help with a restoration of a 1986 Trek 620. I guess you
could call this a poor man's Riv project. Anyhow, I'm hoping to find
someone with experience with lugged frames, as this one as some great
details
Thinkin' my attempt here on RBW is over. Thanks to those who showed
aimless interest.
On Apr 18, 4:35 pm, Duplomacette jjrhildr...@gmail.com wrote:
I am seeing if anybody in the Mpls/St. Paul area is interested in a 52
orange Waterford Sam complete. I'm not completely opposed to shipping
but a
Great suggestions, everyone. I'm getting a Randi Jo based on Pudge's
comments but also because I like to support fellow sole-proprietor's, see
his website: http://www.randijofab.com. The B17 on my fenderless mountain
bike will benefit the most but also my Hisen during Minnesota deluges,
I've moved southeast Utah and I plan to stay a while. The bike is a
56 cm double TT Waterford-built beauty in orange and I love it, but
fatter tires would be ideal. I'd throw down some cash to trade up to
an Atlantis or Bombadil. I'm thinking frame, fork, headset, bottom
bracket, and wheelset
Hi All -
One more try - I have for sale a Nitto M12 rack - it was used for
about a week. It appears to be unused. I am including a pair of Nitto
cantilever adapter studs that allow the proper use of both rack and
cantilevers on your bike.
$85.00 shipped CONUS. PayPal only please - Thanks all!
well i have a newer atlantis and i cant help but notice the threaded holes
at the top of the fork (fork shoulder). does anyone know of any racks that
would mount into these threads? i would prefer a porteur or cargo style
rack. i have a paul flatbed rack, and yet i dont like how it mounts on
Joan, do you ever pop out the fenders when you have a string of no-rain
days and throw'em on for wet ones? Does the frame lend itself to this or is
clearance tight enough that fenders stay put? I ask because I'm currently
looking to buy a Bleriot and set it up as a rando all-day-er.
On
I've sold my Quickbeam and I'm reposting to sell my Hunqapiullar.
Price: $2,300.00 If someone is interested in just purchasing the
frame and fork I would be open to that since not everyone would find
the way I built the bike up to their liking.
The following is a description of the bicycle:
I'm also using the Harris/Nitto randonneur bars and like them. Mine
are the 42 and they suit my needs in daily traffic. I'm fortunate
that Harris is my LBS!
Good luck,
Bill
On Apr 24, 8:26 am, BCDrums bcdr...@comcast.net wrote:
How about this randonneur bar from Nitto at Harris
Hope this link works for my FlickR photo page.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/79434836@N04/
On Apr 24, 5:15 pm, Thomas Nezovich t...@cox.net wrote:
John Philip provides this link that shows some snow shots:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/cnyriv/sets/72157629525386656/
On Apr 24, 2012, at 11:10
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