Well, since you asked...
I spent last night replacing my 7cm Nitto Tech stem for a 9cm Nitto lugged
stem, first ride with the new setup is this morning. Yay!
On Saturday, July 14, 2012 12:28:04 AM UTC-5, bicyc...@gmail.com wrote:
*What have all the posters in this thread been doing?
Hey, all.
Dark Sky, an iPhone app, is a weather app that predicts precisely what will
happen precisely where you are over the short term future.
For those of us who camp or do general errands by bike it can help make better
decisions to keep dry (or even safe) without wasting too much time or
On Wednesday, July 4, 2012 12:21:32 AM UTC-4, Scot Brooks wrote:
snip The farthest I've gotten is running socks, boat shoes (my all time
favorite riding footwear), Exofficio undies, and that's it. snip
The seams on undies can make them uncomfortable on long rides. I'm
wondering what
I must investigate this one. It might warn me of wind shifts. It is
very annoying to start out against a headwind and have the wind
gradually follow you around so that, on your return, it is still a
headwind. Our winds often start out from the N and turn around to the
S; on other days, from say
I use cheap nylon boxers from Target; sorry, forget the brands. These
are true boxers, loose and baggy that pull up above your belly button.
The key is that they are made of nylon or some synthetic, and, while
that may have its own drawbacks, I've found them very comfortable for
cycling,
Or use disks. That's one of the reasons we got disks on the new
tandem, though I still alternate front/rear to allow the disks
themselves to cool.
It's been interesting to see how people limit their speeds. I do if
I'm unsure of the road but if it's a nice, visible road with no cross
traffic I
Erik, is the rack still avail? where in Oakland? pm me.
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I have been enjoying this app a lot. While it's not perfect at predicting when
the rain will fall, it's pretty close and has kept me from getting soaked more
than once. That plus the beautiful interface justifies the $4 to me, no
question.
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thanks for the tip. looks great. thoughts on losing or breaking the
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oops... the plastic piece?
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Exofficio makes some very nice stuff. I wear the boxer briefs on long
motorcycle camping trips, for cycling I usually have mountain bike shorts with
a lightly padded liner and nylon shell. Exofficio also has some vented shirts
which might work on the bike. Some of their line, both pants and
Just to keep every happy, I rode my quickbeam today. Sitting at
Starbucks right now and it's leaning against the window.
Scott
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I have a set of paselas that I would trade for the fattys. Wire bead.
I am local
Dan
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Thanks Eric! I was tempted to write something similar, but you nailed
it. I really dislike seeing this sort of persistent digression over
such a long time, but it think it is almost unavoidable. I refer to
this process as Thread Entropy. It starts with OT drift, which
opens the door to all
Thanks, best post in some time.
I enjoy this list for the riv content but also for the generally respectful,
simpatico tone.
Oh, the photos you are starting to post from your trip on your blog (
http://bikenoir.blogspot.com/ ) are great!
Any chance you'll write a ride report?
Cheers,
JimD
On
Patrick, no rain in central Indiana, but it was a delightful 78 degrees,
with 69% humidity on my morning commute. It was a seersucker (not that it
helped much) morning. Bob
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Interesting: I did not know that wood fiber
Also looking forward to the iOS version. Thanks.
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Travel takes me to Switzerland and I am looking for any recommendations on
Riv-friendly (or for Bay Area folks, Box Dog/Jitensha worthy) bike shops in
Zurich and environs.
Thanks,
Russ
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I'm stuck wearing lycra backed Pearl Izumi cycling gloves. Comfy enough,
but I hate the look. I used to have a set of Cannondale crochet backed
fingerless cycling gloves back in the 80's, and I'd like to find something
similar.
Dromarti makes gloves that I think would be perfect -
Thanks for the great info. I have some 16mm Velox I put in there. Feels
like very thick and tough tape. At the time I was thinking that 16mm might
be too narrow, but after reading your info, I think it is fine. Any wider
and it would go up onto the bead set too much.
On Thursday, July 12,
Fastest I ever went was 43 mph. See, at the time I had a new bike and
wanted to see how fast I could go on it.
Wind was loud. Fun, but a little scary. I stayed very still on the descent.
After I started back uphill again, I started to think about what would
have happened if I woulda
- The bumping was quite dramatic and I felt like one good hole could
toss me over the handle bars.
I don't think keeping your bike in control is cowardice. I think it is
being mature and responsible to yourself, your loved-ones, and to those
around you.
I would rather be getting euphoric
No reason to speed on the bike.
Live to ride another day
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i have a 61cm A. Homer Hilsen frame/fork and headset for
saleasking $1250.00...It is a 2010 frame...beautiful shape, it
does have a couple small nicks from usual riding, but excellent shape
and no dings, dentscontact me at;ssubman2...@yahoo.com.
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I pity y'all in the less desirable, more humid states ...
Patrick Moore, sweating at 37% in monsoonal ABQ, NM
On Fri, Jul 13, 2012 at 9:42 AM, Robert Barr rcba...@gmail.com wrote:
Patrick, no rain in central Indiana, but it was a delightful 78 degrees,
with 69% humidity on my morning commute.
I have a Uvex urban helmet and it rocks. Looks great and has way more
ventilation than a Nutcase. A little less than a sci-fi helmet but plenty
for hot weather. Check it out. Favorite helmet yet. Boing!
On Friday, July 13, 2012 5:14:43 PM UTC-5, Andy Smitty Schmidt wrote:
I wear a Nutcase
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Well put Erik. Are you going to grace us with a report about your
tour? Pictures? I see there are some on your blog, I hope you post
more.
Bummed we couldn't have met up when you were in my neck of the woods.
From looking at your blog it looks like you made it into Gifford
Pinchot NF. Lots of
You learn a lot about the fit of your bike when it is a very hot day, you
are exhausted, and you still have a long way to ride until you get home.
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I occassionally use a klickfix shopping basket on the handlebars of my
Hillborne.
Just in case there was any doubt, carrying a case of beer in there has
a dramatic impact on steering.
Must be something to do with trail. :)
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Just putting this out to the group again. Still looking to throw some cash
at a used Riv.
64cm Sam Hillborne
62cm Hunqapillar
64cm Bombadil
67cm AHH
Do you have a one you want to sell? Drop me a line if so.
Best,
Jared
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My strategy, when i want to slow down while going down, is to pump the rear
brake. This minimizes the chance of locking up, provides some cooling and
keeps the powerful front brake in reserve, So far so good.
I do appreciate all those who have posted that caution trumps adrenalin
rushes on
There is a 64 Sam hill on the bay. Bit pricey though.
On Jul 14, 2012 3:19 PM, Jared Volpe jaredvo...@gmail.com wrote:
Just putting this out to the group again. Still looking to throw some
cash at a used Riv.
64cm Sam Hillborne
62cm Hunqapillar
64cm Bombadil
67cm AHH
Do you have a one
Thanks Peter. I'll keep my eye on it. The BIN is a bit high for my budget
right now. It is basically the rig I want though.
On Saturday, July 14, 2012 12:20:55 PM UTC-7, Peter M wrote:
There is a 64 Sam hill on the bay. Bit pricey though.
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Have you tried assessing the impact on the handling by carrying the same
amount of beer in your stomach instead? I bet there's more to it than
trail... ;-)
René
On Saturday, July 14, 2012, Jay in Tel Aviv wrote:
I occassionally use a klickfix shopping basket on the handlebars of my
Hillborne.
Was that a 12 pack case or a 24? Inquiring minds want to know. What about
two bottles Zinfandel?
Michael
On Saturday, July 14, 2012 2:41:52 PM UTC-4, Jay in Tel Aviv wrote:
I occassionally use a klickfix shopping basket on the handlebars of my
Hillborne.
Just in case there was any
hi scot,
any word on those wheels? did you sell em to the other buyer?
thanks,
eli
btw, I don't know why my last post posted three times! sorry!
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Thanks for the suggestions. I went by the LBS this morning and picked up a
white Uvex Urban. Notably lighter and more ventilated than the Nutcase, and
with minimal sci-fi effect.
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On Friday, July 13, 2012 3:14:43 PM UTC-7, Andy Smitty Schmidt wrote:
I wear a Nutcase helmet in the
Steve, can you elaborate a bit more on the proper bug mesh and where to get
it?
Matt
On Friday, July 13, 2012 4:55:51 PM UTC-7, stevef wrote:
Ventilation is good but at least as important to me in the summer is bug
mesh in the front vents. I won't own a helmet again that doesn't have this
I have a 64cm Rivendell frame and fork for sale .
artmoli...@yahoo.com
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Little used, pretty much as new.
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Flannery O'Connor
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Just remembered: I removed and tossed the little rubber cap thing; you
decide if that is a + or a -.
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Little used, pretty much as new.
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A 6 pack of beer fits in the Sackville Barsack perfectly. I wouldn't ride
no-handed with it, but I got home fine and didn't even much notice the
extra weight.
On Saturday, July 14, 2012 1:41:52 PM UTC-5, Jay in Tel Aviv wrote:
I occassionally use a klickfix shopping basket on the
I agree..we should get back on topic. Just Ride is great, Rivendells are
great, I love everbody.
Joe carbon forks are stupid Bernard
Vallejo, CA.
On Saturday, July 14, 2012 10:10:45 AM UTC-7, Mike wrote:
Well put Erik. Are you going to grace us with a report about your
tour? Pictures? I
Got a new 64 Sam listed on eBay right now
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On Jul 14, 2012, at 3:19 PM, Jared Volpe jaredvo...@gmail.com wrote:
Just putting this out to the group again. Still looking to throw some cash
at a used Riv.
64cm Sam Hillborne
62cm Hunqapillar
64cm Bombadil
67cm AHH
Hi Robert,
I have my eye on it. I'll watch the auction. The buy it now is a little out
of my range. What are you looking to get for it?
Best,
Jared
On Jul 14, 2012, at 3:28 PM, Robert Zeidler wrote:
Got a new 64 Sam listed on eBay right now
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On Jul 14, 2012, at
As you might expect, the plastic itself is very strong, I don't see any
problem with weathering or impact. It's held in place with two ss set
screws held by nylock nuts. You could add loctite if one of them comes
loose.
Marc
On Saturday, July 14, 2012 9:54:22 AM UTC-4, Jared Volpe wrote:
I found this second-floor bike shop in Disneyland yesterday. Very Riv-ish:
Fast, Faultless and Fadless ... Our Vehicles Pass the Test of Time.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/campyonlyguy/sets/72157630577681404/show/
Enjoy!
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Well, I guess in light of Grant Petersen's pronouncement in his book
Just RIde there really should not be any Riv-ish gloves (LOL).
One of the gloves that I like, until I win the Lottery and can afford
Dromarti or Rapha gloves, are these: http://www.giro.com/us_en/lx-5493.html
The Giro LX
Electra makes some similar ones.
http://www.amazon.com/Electra-Crochet-Gloves/dp/B0030ILOL8
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Time to clear out the parts box, at least a little bit. All items are in good
condition, unless otherwise noted. Please reply off list, thanks.
I can send photos and more info for any of the items, just too complicated to
shoot everything at once. Some photos here: http://tinyurl.com/7dsg9ae
Even though you say you prefer a darker color, I'm gonna throw in a vote for
Rivendell's gloves. I think the butterscotch-ish color is kinda cool, and may
be more noticeable to drivers when signaling.
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I wanted to revive the kid bike thread, as I think I found one sort of
solution that fits the Riv train of thought.
I recently bought a new bike for my daughter (just turned 10) who is of
normal size, albeit a bit long in the legs. I really didn't want to go
with a 24 wheel bike - no reason
Thanks for telling us about this..a *much* better design. It was good to be
introduced to your blog, too. Good stuff there!
Joe Bernard
Vallejo, CA.
On Saturday, July 14, 2012 4:02:05 PM UTC-7, Marc Irwin wrote:
As you might expect, the plastic itself is very strong, I don't see any
A bit less than that, but I'm looking for the buyer who needs no
smaller than 64cm, and wants a new one. It's a great value when
viewed that way.
On Sat, Jul 14, 2012 at 6:35 PM, Jared Volpe jaredvo...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Robert,
I have my eye on it. I'll watch the auction. The buy it now
At the risk of sounding all touchy-feely-west-coasty, if you don't
feel it, that's a huge warning sign.
For example, there's this little widget section on the nearby
singletrack where things got rooty and rocky with last winter's rains.
I've ridden and cleared that section year after year
I live the Avenir Classic Comfort Cycling Gloves (Amazon:
http://goo.gl/Z2Cuy). They are crotchet, black (which works for me as I get
greasy), and, most important, fit my hands in the XL size. I didn't think
my hands were that large till I started looking for cycling gloves...most
pinch after a
Fast, Faultless and Fadless ... Our Vehicles Pass the Test of Time.
This is remarkable! :)
I wonder if the two brothers working in the back make airplanes in
their spare time?
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I've carried two six-packs of Drake's IPA in the medium Wald basket on the
QuickBeam. It definitely slowed the steering, and the ride, but it was well
worth it.
- Andrew, Berkeley
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I need no smaller than 64. My PBH is 95-96. Keven sized me and 64 is what I'm
looking for. I'm not following you though. What do you mean by 'needs no
smaller than 64, and wants a new one.
On Jul 14, 2012, at 6:18 PM, robert zeidler wrote:
A bit less than that, but I'm looking for the
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