Be careful with the iPhone charging devices. In most cases if not all a
separate cache battery is needed to maintain a constant charge to the iPhone.
Mine would charge ok directly as long as I didn't plug it in till moving and
never stopped. Each change caused the iPhone to stop charging and
Hey Patrick,
Whats thE BDC on the rings? Do you have an e-mail for off=list reply?
On Saturday, July 28, 2012 1:59:32 PM UTC-4, Patrick in VT wrote:
Hi, All - I have some neat rivvish bits for sale:
- 650b velocity aerohead rims (28f/32r). Front rim is like new - never
built; Rear has
This is another Patrick, but Oh! I know the answer!
50.4 mm.
Patrick one on every Rivendell Moore in NM
On Sun, Jul 29, 2012 at 8:48 AM, jeffrey kane jsk_onl...@mac.com wrote:
Hey Patrick,
Whats thE BDC on the rings? Do you have an e-mail for off=list reply?
On Saturday, July 28, 2012
Hopefully Riv starts carrying MUSA cannonballs.
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Green vs Orange, mid-fork eyelets vs none...
I dont like the look of the Quickbeam fork eyelets, and I prefer orange bikes
to green, so that's an easy one!
Philip
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Here's the link to the imgur album http://imgur.com/a/Ho4DH#0 with 8
images.
I wanted a Hunqapillar, but I realized it was too far out of budget. I
decided to set up my Sam a little more hardcore and get something else that
would be an All-Arounder type bike. I ended up with a Soma Double
MTB as in regular street shorts look but with shammy and made of
some rather dense stretchy fabric and with nylon belt. Rear pockets
and one side zip pocket. Don't know model, prolly an old one, but
these are as new.
$35 + shipping.
Me, I prefer my unshammy'd khaki cutoffs.
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Very nice particularly given the cash outlay which I add up to $1,650
not including the bar bag and rack. Amazing what you can do on a
budget. In that regard it is much like my Fargo built from
no-shortcomings-accepted bits but none that are particularly shiny or
expensive.
Savagely yanking this
Very nice build!
I had a Double Cross far 5-6 years... a great all around bike. With 40mm
knobbies on singletrack, 32mm smooth tires did 100mile /10k
climbing century's and everything in between including week long bike
tours. The cream frame, olive bags and brown on your bike all blend
Oh well, 0 for 2 on green ones in the field having mini-rack eyelets. So I'm
probably wrong in thinking that they were stock in the last batch. However, I
do remember someone posting a photo of a new one that was made in the late
green period, and it had Hilsenish lugs and mini-rack eyelets.
Wow. Looks amazing. The cream longboards on the riv site will match that paint.
Looks like custom painted fenders.
- Ryan
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Hi All,
I've got some things that I don't use anymore that I'd like to unload.
1. Paul Touring Cantilevers. Full set (front and rear). Silver. Very
good condition. Salmon pads. Extra o-rings. $125
2. Frost River Gunflint Trail transverse saddle bag (shameless copy of
the Baggins
Just like the subject line reads, this is for a complete set of White
Industries VBC Road cranks.
- 175mm length silver arms very clean
- 46/30 VBC chainrings black no damaged teeth
- matching Phil Wood stainless steel square taper JIS bottom bracket
113mm
- includes 70mm
Hi ya
I have a very lightly used Berthoud GB86 mini front bag for sale.
This is the Grey version with orangey brown leather. Dimensions are 10 x 6
x 5 1/2.
This comes with a shoulder strap for carrying around off the bike.
here are pics of the actual bag
Thanks guys.
Yeah, this was a bit spendy, but had to do it. Just got the okay from my
wife to get the bottom bracket and cables, but will do that just before
winter hits. Anyway, this build negates getting a Riv custom or AHH next
spring; can't justify it after all the bling.
I should've been
I received my pedal spikes for my GPs on my Atlantis the other day, and
installed them without having to drill into the pedals. They screwed right
into the holes, self tapped, and won't fall out. Nice. I went for a ride
after installing them wearing a pair of Columbia boating sandals, and my
If you can remember if you weighed it when you got it before adding
anything to the frame and components.
Thanks. Just curious.
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If you decide you want to sell your mini-motos, please shoot me a message.
I've got a project that might could use them. Thanks! -Steve
On Tuesday, July 17, 2012 6:39:06 PM UTC-4, Peter M wrote:
Ah, you must not be married with children. Sometimes toying with perfect
toe-in for 2 hours
I just missed out on a green one that list member Bogester had for
sale recently. Too slow on the draw. I didn't have the eyelets, IIRC.
Leslie, good question. I would probably opt for the braze-ons. It can
always be repainted. Nothing wrong with the green, it's just that I
already have a green
Unanimous consensus for no grease, which makes sense, especially when Jim
pointed out the extra leverage of the a-bars. Maybe beeswax/lanolin for
galvanic corrosion, or maybe not.
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There is a blue one for sale on Seattle craigslist right now.
On Thursday, July 26, 2012 12:36:31 PM UTC-7, Kieran J wrote:
Hey Y'alls,
I'm looking for a 64cm Ram frameset.
Colour-wise, I'd prefer orange, blue, green, in order of preference. Of
course, that's only if you have one each
The Eggers review was timely. I am still suffering a stitch in my side from
encountering an apparition in turquoise blue coming at me on a bike lane in
a normally quiet residential neighborhood yesterday. I had just come off
the tow path and was on my way home when I saw it coming at me. It had
hi everyone
the dirt drop has sold.
thanks for your time
joe kelly
columbus ohio
On Thursday, July 26, 2012 6:28:46 PM UTC-4, rex wrote:
hi everyone
i would like to trade for a saddlesack large or bosco bullmoose bars. if
you dont want to trade ive included sale prices too. shipping
The only grease I've ever put there also contained a carbide powder -
valve grinding paste, an old trick to prevent the bars from slipping...
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It's not a shameless copy, it's the same bag. Frost River stole the design
from Grant to market it on their own.
Joe Bernard
Vallejo, CA
On Sunday, July 29, 2012 2:58:19 PM UTC-7, meehan...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi All,
I've got some things that I don't use anymore that I'd like to unload.
Shaun I'll go for the Paul brakes if I am first.
On Sunday, July 29, 2012 5:58:19 PM UTC-4, meehan...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi All,
I've got some things that I don't use anymore that I'd like to unload.
1. Paul Touring Cantilevers. Full set (front and rear). Silver. Very
good condition.
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