FYI, wheelset is 700c
On Saturday, May 31, 2014 12:10:31 AM UTC-7, Bruce Smitham wrote:
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no longer need. Any interest in the following reach out off site or my email-
bsmit...@jlohr.com There is a link below to Flickr
Hi Eric,
I'll take it if still available!
Thanks,
joe broach
portland, or
On Sat, May 31, 2014 at 4:14 PM, Eric Wolforth zeroboyseba...@gmail.com
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fs: Nitto - Mark's Rack.
4 struts included plus two large P-clamp to be used on the fork, if needed.
$95 shipped (PayPal okay as long
Sheldon was also a big proponent of multispeed fixed gears, fat tired fixies,
and all other forms of fixed-ness. He was against the rear-facing dropouts, but
he was mistaken in that regard. I think so, anyway.
Miss that guy.
Philip
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Going by memory, I think I kind of cheated that stat: Roadeo and Legolas with
the lightest, Quickbeam and A. Homer Hilsen with the next lightest.
Philip
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Actually, the QB had a slacker head angle (72.5 vs. 73) than the Ram/Roadeo.
Also, the angles will get less steep as your slide the wheel back (it drops
the rear end of the bike).
See:
http://www.cyclofiend.com/Images/pdf/quickbeam_geometry.pdf
http://sheldonbrown.com/harris/rambouillet/
You are right about the slackening of the angles when sliding the wheel back.
For some reason I wasn't imagining the hub as the fixed point.
The ram only had a 73degree ht angle in size 60 and above. Below that it
ranged from 71-72.5 in for different angles depending on frame size. QB had
thanks for the update
On Saturday, May 31, 2014 11:35:04 PM UTC-5, cyclot...@gmail.com wrote:
Great, glad to hear the big step in the right direction for you!
Cheers,
David
it isn't a contest. Just enjoy the ride. - Seth Vidal
On Sat, May 31, 2014 at 8:50 PM, Tom Virgil
Hey
I'll be on a bit of a family vacation driving from LA to SF and a bit north
starting around the 15th of June and will have my folding Bike Friday in
tow so I hope to get in a casual ride or two along the coast. Are there
any recommendations for cheap/interesting hotels or camping spots
I've been happy with a couple of vintage bikes I had powdercoated. I
am wondering if powdercoating provides any better protection against the
sand, grit and corrosives we endure in the mid western winters. I'm
considering having my Hunq done since it gets a lot of use in really crappy
Great news!
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Nitto Mini-Front 32-F rack $100 shipped
Albatross Cromo and 120 mm Talux stem $100 shipped. Used 2 years on my
Hunqapillar, were laid down a few times but nothing serious and plenty of years
in them.
I'm aiming at getting a Nitto R-14 Top Rack, so if you have a trade you're
interested in, let
Albatross Cockpit sold!
With abandon,
Patrick
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Interested, message sent off list. Responding here since I know they
sometimes get lost.
With abandon,
Patrick
On Saturday, May 31, 2014 5:06:49 PM UTC-6, Eric wrote:
FS: Nitto R-14 top rack.
Rear struts are for the mid-level seatstay eyelets. Will include two small
p-clamps to fit stays.
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Everything's sold! Thank you for looking!
With abandon,
Patrick
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Patrick, I just sent you an email.
- Eric
On Saturday, May 31, 2014 6:06:49 PM UTC-5, Eric wrote:
FS: Nitto R-14 top rack.
Rear struts are for the mid-level seatstay eyelets. Will include two small
p-clamps to fit stays.
$95 shipped (PayPal okay if fees are covered)
My Atlantis has had occasional ghost shifting issues since I first built it
up. Usually when standing up to pedal, only in the middle cogs (highest and
lowest cog are fine).
Things I've tried:
- The whole drive train has been replaced a few times as I've worn it
out. I've learned the
I can't answer your question, but one of the nicest finishes, as to lustre,
I've seen on a bike was the powdercoat I had given to the old Herse just
before I sold it. I daresay that the thick coat hid some of the lug detail,
but it had a luster that I haven't seen on other coatings, paint or
Have you tried the pulley swap on the derailure? It's brilliant. Puts the
pulley with less wiggle on the top and that works far better for friction
shifting. Solved my ghost shifting with 8 and 9 speed cassettes.
With abandon,
Patrick
On Sunday, June 1, 2014 10:52:51 AM UTC-6, William! wrote:
Are you shifting 8 or 9? Perhaps it's technique? While I happily shift 9
and even 10 with friction shifters, I know that it *does* require a fine
touch and just a wee bit of misalignment can cause slippage.
FWIW, when I shifted 10 (very crisply, I might add) with Simplex
Retrofrictions, the cable
fs: Carradice - Barley saddlebag. It's green and like new. I mounted this
on my bike but never rode it outside. I purchased from Ben's Cycles for
$124.
Your price: $100 shipped (PayPal okay as long as fees are covered). Pickup
in Chicago: $90
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It's a bit too rich for my constitution, at $17. But all's well, I just
belatedly discovered that there is just enough room under the stem
extension to mount the bell on the quill above the locknut (I want the bell
to face dome out, for better aerodynamics.)
On Sat, May 31, 2014 at 9:58 PM,
Owning one I don't believe it is the second lightest tube set. It is pretty
heavy for what it is (still its my most ridden bike). Maybe it is the set up I
have on it that makes me believe that, 32 mm tires, generator hub, fenders and
a rack. Still, I think my Rambouillet is lighter and for
Maybe Riv will chime in, but it's fun to just make stuff up in the
meantime! My memory says the 'beam was slotted more between Atlantis
Ram/Rom with 9-6-9 main tubes (vs 8-5-8 on Ram/Rom) but lighter stays and
fork. Clearances were also in between. The 'beam was also unique in being
built by
lighter stays and fork
than the 'lantis, I meant, not lighter than RamRom. -joe in pdx
On Sun, Jun 1, 2014 at 10:38 AM, Joe Broach joebro...@gmail.com wrote:
Maybe Riv will chime in, but it's fun to just make stuff up in the
meantime! My memory says the 'beam was slotted more between
Roadeo .65-.45, right?
Also, if your friend had load problems with 9-6-9, how much did *he* weigh?
I carry largish loads on the Ram and God forbid
On Sun, Jun 1, 2014 at 11:38 AM, Joe Broach joebro...@gmail.com wrote:
Maybe Riv will chime in, but it's fun to just make stuff up in the
You should shave your legs too then, think of the weight penalties of
millions of hairs catching wind and slowing you down. ;-)
On Jun 1, 2014 1:28 PM, Patrick Moore bertin...@gmail.com wrote:
It's a bit too rich for my constitution, at $17. But all's well, I just
belatedly discovered that
This is fantastic news, Cecily! I've boscoed-up no less than four bikes
with these bars and all are so much more comfy and give me lots and lots of
hand/riding positions. My impetus came from both neck pain and hand
discomfort. Now I'd choose 'em even if that weren't the case!
My latest
? Who's talking about weight? I'm talking about $17.
Patrick that $17 still in my pocket is slowing me down Moore
On Sun, Jun 1, 2014 at 12:36 PM, Peter Morgano uscpeter11...@gmail.com
wrote:
You should shave your legs too then, think of the weight penalties of
millions of hairs catching
Haha, I meant the aerodynamics of bell positioning.
On Jun 1, 2014 2:38 PM, Patrick Moore bertin...@gmail.com wrote:
? Who's talking about weight? I'm talking about $17.
Patrick that $17 still in my pocket is slowing me down Moore
On Sun, Jun 1, 2014 at 12:36 PM, Peter Morgano
SOLD!
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Items sold instead. Thank your or looking!
With abandon,
Patrick
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8 speeds on a Shimano 105 long cage derailler. It's got some miles but I've
been seeing this issue since it was new...—
William
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On Sun, Jun 1, 2014 at 10:16 AM, Patrick Moore bertin...@gmail.com
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Are you shifting 8 or 9? Perhaps it's technique? While I happily shift
Oh, OK. Well, I just went riding and it's a windy day, and I know, just
*know*, that I was precisely 2.7315% faster than with the bell mounted on
top of the bar. My leg hair *did* slow me down, though.
Unfortunately -- this is one of those otherwise very nice bells that have
the striker on a
I sent a direct reply to you yesterday morning saying I would take the
Kalloy seatpost and the Dia Comp road brake levers. Did you receive it?
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The hits keep coming!
Sackville - Trunksack (green / small).
Used with typical light wear on the fabric.
$70 shipped (PayPal okay as long as fees are covered).
Please contact off list, thanks!
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Hi Joe:
Congrats from a fellow 71 AHH rider! Looks great, just like mine, except I
went for the noodles. I have the same issues with the gears when feeding
it big torque, if you make the change to index, report back! It is such a
treat to ride a bike that fits!
Best,
Jim in Boulder
For sale: Sackville Trunksack (green / large)
Nice condition, a portion of one of the leather flaps on the top has a
little wear (see last photo). Otherwise very nice.
$70 shipped (PayPal okay as long as fees are covered).
Please contact me off list, thanks!
Hey Liesl,
I've been using Ergon GP1 biokork grips since I got the bike. They're nice
and comfy, and they protected me from a lot of road shock, but they
couldn't really do anything to help with the stretched out, forward leaning
riding position. Only the Bosco handlebars could help with
Does anyone know what thicknesses are for 531C? I ask because I owned a '89
Falcon made of that, not to mention a very whippy Orbit tandem also made of
it.
I think I am right in saying that SL is 8-5-8.
Patrick not that it matters Moore
On Sun, Jun 1, 2014 at 11:51 AM, Patrick Moore
Bobby, I don't have the Carradice but like the rain cape much better than a
jacket. Rain jackets and pants get me so hot and sweaty I may as well put
up with the rain. That said, I use splats and the Riv shin gaurds in any
severe rain. Even longboard fenders will still let some road spray
Sorry jack but I did not get your other message. Both of those are still
available. Where are you located so I can figure out shipping cost for you.
Thx,
Bruce Smitham
Southern California Area Manager
310-968-6910 bsmit...@jlohr.com
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Patrick,
I wouldn't worry. I've never heard of another broken QB. Probably just bad
luck on that one (broke at base of seat tube, I'm 90% sure I remember right
on location) after years of hard use. Friend was light ( 150).
I broke a Fuji Finest at the seat tube, and I'm 145. Sometimes it's just
*SOLD!!!*
On Sunday, June 1, 2014 4:20:26 PM UTC-5, Eric wrote:
For sale: Sackville Trunksack (green / large)
Nice condition, a portion of one of the leather flaps on the top has a
little wear (see last photo). Otherwise very nice.
$70 shipped (PayPal okay as long as fees are covered).
I had to satisfy my curiosty and try the albastache bar. I purchased from
Riv, and tried it out this weekend, and decided I like the albatross bar
better. Since I have installed the bar and tried it out only briefly, I
thought about sending it back to Riv and exchanging for an Albatross bar.
The regular bursts of handlebar swaps and sales here fascinated me early on. I
liked my Albatross bars well enough and certainly didn't dislike them well
enough to justify the cost of switching stems and brake levers and cables to
try the Albastache -- until I had enough experience with them to
Thanks. I'll continue to carry unreasonable loads. I think that I (175)
ride light.
For some years I commuted on and carried such loads (up to 40 lb, usually
20-30, rear only) on 190 gram Specialized so-called 26X 1 Turbos that
measure 22 mm on my narrow rims. I did break a couple of Revolution
Anyone have the details on the tubing thickness for the 753 Road Standard?
I thought I remember hearing that its tubing was thicker than race 753, but
by how much?
On Sun, Jun 1, 2014 at 6:19 PM, Joe Broach joebro...@gmail.com wrote:
Patrick,
I wouldn't worry. I've never heard of another
Nitto cap is SOLD
Kalloy seatpost is SOLD
Dia Compe levers are SOLD
Make me a reasonable offer for the 105 triple groupset and 700c Quality
wheelset
On Saturday, May 31, 2014 12:10:31 AM UTC-7, Bruce Smitham wrote:
FS- quality cycling items: Nitto, Shimano, Brooks, wheelset and more that
I
Selling this lightly used (about 300 miles) Dyno hub/XT wheelset. They were
built by Bilenky Cycle Works here in Philadelphia. The rims are NOT disc
specific, so they can be used with rim brakes. They have not yet been used
with rim brakes. The rims are Salsa Degaldo Cross, 36 Hole 135mm rear.
Hi Brian,
Which dyno and are these 26/650b/700c?
Thanks,
Aaron
On Sun, Jun 1, 2014 at 6:14 PM, Brian Campbell bdcampbel...@gmail.com
wrote:
Selling this lightly used (about 300 miles) Dyno hub/XT wheelset. They
were built by Bilenky Cycle Works here in Philadelphia. The rims are NOT
disc
Ha! Cecily, sounds like we're 'bar sisters! My brother's in Vancouver;
next time I visit with my Bike Friday, we'll have to meet for a ride! (Or
if you find yourself in the Twin Cities)
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I would just love to see a photo with your bike, Joe, side by side with one
of my 50cm little Riv's (or better yet someone's 47 Atlantis)!
-RCW
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D'OH 700c. 26-28 Schmidt Hub
On Sunday, June 1, 2014 9:30:35 PM UTC-4, AaronY wrote:
Hi Brian,
Which dyno and are these 26/650b/700c?
Thanks,
Aaron
On Sun, Jun 1, 2014 at 6:14 PM, Brian Campbell bdcamp...@gmail.com
javascript: wrote:
Selling this lightly used (about 300 miles) Dyno
Time to move this on to a new home. 1980ish Tom Ritchey Road Tandem. I took
50+ pictures of it and the link is below. It truly is an exceptional bike
in every way. In my 7+ years of bike internet searching, I have not seen
another like it. It has no serial number that I can find. In addition to
My 61cm Toyo Atlantis will ghost shift, but I always assumed that it was my
sloppy shifting or the rough terrain that I was riding over. I did tighten
up the Shimano bar-end shifters just in case that was the problem, but it
will still ghost shift now and then. I just correct it and keep on
Ah, just the size I am not looking for. Too bad, seems like a great
wheelset. Best of luck!
-Aaron Young
The Dalles, OR
On Sun, Jun 1, 2014 at 6:55 PM, Brian Campbell bdcampbel...@gmail.com
wrote:
D'OH 700c. 26-28 Schmidt Hub
On Sunday, June 1, 2014 9:30:35 PM UTC-4, AaronY wrote:
Hi
On 06/01/2014 09:58 PM, 'Tony McG' via RBW Owners Bunch wrote:
My 61cm Toyo Atlantis will ghost shift, but I always assumed that it
was my sloppy shifting or the rough terrain that I was riding over. I
did tighten up the Shimano bar-end shifters just in case that was the
problem, but it will
Cecily,
So glad to hear that the Bosco' have made such a positive effect with your
comfort on Betty. It's really great to have that ah ha moment as Deacon
mentioned. I'm am eternal optimist when it comes to bikes fit. There's
always a combination that can work...it can some times be
You've got yourself a deal!
On Sunday, June 1, 2014 6:46:46 PM UTC-7, Liesl wrote:
Ha! Cecily, sounds like we're 'bar sisters! My brother's in Vancouver;
next time I visit with my Bike Friday, we'll have to meet for a ride! (Or
if you find yourself in the Twin Cities)
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If i remember correctly: typically a reynolds 753 tubeset was 757 with an 858
down tube. The 753 rivendells had a longer 7 section in the seat tube.
Reynolds 531c was slightly thicker inside with 858 and a 10710 downtube.
Reynolds 501 and some of the ishiwatta tubes where 969 in all tubes.
How do you plan to drive? The usual way is the tedious, yet fast, inland
route. But AFAIK that doesn't take you close to any good notable riding
spots.
The California Coast is wonderful from about Half Moon Bay (just south of
San Francisco) to Morro Bay (south of Big Sur). Maybe the very best is
TONS of more photos!
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Great looking tandem. What is you selling price though?
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Those posters are great. Besides awesome music, we have a bunch of nice poster
making operations, led by the Riv endorsed Hatch show print.
Music city riding,
Edwin
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Just wanted to say, that is a really pretty tandem. Good luck on your sale.
On Sun, Jun 1, 2014 at 8:57 PM, Brian Campbell bdcampbel...@gmail.com
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Time to move this on to a new home. 1980ish Tom Ritchey Road Tandem. I
took 50+ pictures of it and the link is below. It truly is an
My 58 cm Atlantis is set-up with 8 speed. As long as the cassette chain
are in decent shape, no shifting problems. For shifters, it's had the
ancient, long obsolete indexed GripShift bar ends for drops, Suntour
barcons non-indexed, Ultegra indexed bar ends for a few years now the
same
Patrick:
You've reminded me that I should chronicle my current obsession
over-thinking project of upright handlebars for my Atlantis. After a decade
of happily porting drops, a confluence of forces has driven me to
investigate upright options. Currently, the Atlantis is set-up with On One
I agree that Big Sur is worth a visit. A neat camping spot closer to Santa
Cruz is Big Basin Redwoods. Riding around there is pretty hilly and/or more
suited to mtb, though. Farther up the coast, there is a new trail through
the Devil's Slide tunnel, which used to be a car tunnel. And if you're
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