I feel like they said they weren’t doing Waterford made to order bikes for a
while due to true temper discontinuing their bike tubing and long wait times at
Waterford. I could be wrong.
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Great bike and someone needs to buy it. I can’t justify two.
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Hi everyone!! this is my bike for sale!! I bought the bike as a frame only.
I promptly called rivendell to get a replacement fork. Upon talking to
Mark, he informed me that no current riv model had a fork close to the ram
(this may have changed with the roadini but the roadeo was a poor fit)...
Maybe better than "Sold Out" would be "Contact Us".
dougP
On Monday, February 26, 2018 at 5:32:01 PM UTC-8, Chris Birkenmaier wrote:
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> Been visiting the Riv website often with the recent shopping initiative
> and noticed that custom frames are listed as sold out. Saw this a few days
> back
"Man! You take your paper route seriously!"
That's a great thought; love it. And the thoughts are just as relevant
today as when you first wrote the draft.
dougP
On Monday, February 26, 2018 at 4:06:38 PM UTC-8, ant ritchey wrote:
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> A bit of snow laid on down last night. Today's sun rose
Sold! Thanks guys and gals!
Karl
Nashville, TN
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SOLD
On Sunday, February 25, 2018 at 7:07:13 PM UTC-8, Jeffrey Arita wrote:
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> Dear Bunch,
>
> Up for sale are two Acorn bags: The first is a Boxy Rando Bag. The second
> is a Roll Tool Bag. Both are black in color although the boxy rando bag
> has some discoloration due to sun exposure
I'm looking forward to being with early adopter on the zero stem for my Saluki!
Discussing bike fit on Riv style bikes with James is enlightening. We'll see
where it goes and I'll share some pictures and impressions once it gets in.
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From: ant ritchey
Sent: Feb 26, 2018 4:06 PM
To: RBW Owners Bunch
Subject: [RBW] Ode to Grampa / My Atlantis
A bit of snow laid
The Hunqapillar is listed as sold out, too. Yes, this is odd.
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I would think a comment to call Riv directly might work better than a "sold
out" notation. Custom builders that I have seen often have a place to put
in a deposit online and then a follow up with the builder for specific
specs. Just struck me as odd but perhaps it is not.
On Monday, February
all Waterford made models showed the same last I was on the frames page.. I’m
guessing this is to prevent anyone ordering made to order models directly
through the site. They seem to prefer personal contact with arranging those
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I'd imagine Riv would like to have a conversation with the intended buyer
to make sure his/her ideas are compatible with Riv before money is put down.
On Monday, February 26, 2018 at 7:32:01 PM UTC-6, Chris Birkenmaier wrote:
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> Been visiting the Riv website often with the recent shopping
And I should proofread before hitting send!
On Monday, February 26, 2018 at 7:48:09 PM UTC-6, Karl wrote:
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> I wanted to be able to contribute to Rivendell, but haven't had spare cash
> to take them up on their pay-now, buy later plan... but I did realize I had
> some things lying around
Thanks Karl! Good to know, well, maybe good to know... :>) If/when I
call to ask about such things, I will find my way to Vince.
Thanks for the info and help!
Bob
On Monday, February 26, 2018 at 7:33:38 PM UTC-6, Karl wrote:
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> Bob,
>
> Rivendell can do it! I looked at buying a used frame
*SunTour* is sold. I'll go $12 each (shipped) for the remaining two
derailleurs...
On Sunday, February 25, 2018 at 9:06:53 PM UTC-6, stoker wrote:
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> Hi All -
>
> I have three front derailleurs -
>
> *Shimano* LX mega-9 w/28.6 clamp
> *SunTour* *Superbe Pro *w/31.6 clamp (can be shimmed to fit
Bob,
Rivendell can do it! I looked at buying a used frame on the list versus a
new one built with couplers. I talked to Vince about it a few months ago.
Karl
On Monday, February 26, 2018 at 7:06:15 PM UTC-6, Bob Lovejoy wrote:
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> I am not claiming it to be a reasonable, recommended, or even
Been visiting the Riv website often with the recent shopping initiative and
noticed that custom frames are listed as sold out. Saw this a few days back so
it’s not new. Any reason why a custom could not be ordered via the site or am I
missing something? As an aside I wasn’t looking to order a
I am not claiming it to be a reasonable, recommended, or even worthwhile
choice, not even, but I have become curious...
Has anyone had their Riv frame retrofitted with S couplers before taking
delivery, the same kind of scenario as someone having a frame repainted
before delivery? I am
James,
Cool (w)rite up man. I like the history and thought that went into them.
Might take a bit getting used to the stubby look, but it does have a
certain appeal to it. And, I love that it's a removable faceplate. To me
this is the single biggest drawback to quill stems and why??? (I know
Hey Jeremy,
I PM’d you yesterday evening about the C17. Hopefully it went through. Thanks!
Bob K. in Baltimore
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Excellent. I've been pondering putting drop bars on my Hunqapillar...this seems
to fit that situation. When will they be available?
Best,
Stephen
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A bit of snow laid on down last night. Today's sun rose to reveal a good
bit still holding on. The day itself promised to be a fine one, perfect
even- sunny, crisp-cold...and no work!
My grandfather was a boilermaker & steelworker in Pittsburgh, PA, my
homelands. Today is his birthday; the
Excellent. I've been pondering putting drop bars on my Hunq...this seems to fit
that situation. When will they be available?
Best,
Stephen
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Hey Gang, James from Analog Cycles, formerly the Co-Owner at Gravel & Grind
here. We have some interesting projects in the works that are highly Riv
oriented. Hope you'll take the time to check them out. Also: for right
now, we're the DC area Rivendell dealer. Wanna get a Riv? We'll set
The Racing season for Norcal High School League has begun. Our first race
was last weekend. Some of you will remember I'm the Team Mechanic and an
Assistant Coach for El Cerrito High School. Last year we placed 2nd in
league (Norcal, Southern Conference, D1), behind perennial powerhouse
Nice pics Patrick. Thanks for posting. Tough to beat that particular coffee
house. As the poet wrote: "The world is charged with the grandeur of God."
Enjoy that sip and puff. I know you will
Cheers, Marc
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If I was in the market for a used 59cm Hilsen, I would give serious
consideration to a NEW 55cm canti-Hillborne. The used Hilsen might be
fancier, I'll grant.
Bill Lindsay
El Cerrito, CA
On Monday, February 26, 2018 at 11:46:36 AM UTC-8, Eric wrote:
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> Anyone looking to part with a 59cm
Thanks Steve - that sounds like an excellent option as well.
- J
On Monday, February 26, 2018 at 10:25:34 AM UTC-8, swolford wrote:
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> I just had two wool jerseys repaired at HB Alterations in downtown SF.
> They did flawless work. More info here:
>
>
Jeff, I am interested but can't seem to PM you.
Tom
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Anyone looking to part with a 59cm Homer Hilsen?
I'm partial to one w/ 3 bottle cages but open to anything!
Thanks!!
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Beautifully executed. Reimagining an old bike satisfies in a different way than
buying a new bike. They’re both fun!
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I just had two wool jerseys repaired at HB Alterations in downtown SF.
They did flawless work. More info here:
https://www.yelp.com/biz/hb-alterations-san-francisco
Steve
On Saturday, February 24, 2018 at 8:11:57 AM UTC-8, Cyclofiend Jim wrote:
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> Hey all -
>
> Was going through some
Wheels, Silca pump, Technomic stem and Phil hub pending.
>> Paul Components SS wheels. Rich built 700c Mavic MA2 rims. Schwalbe
>> 700X30c CX Pro tires. (new) Front hub comes with both nutted and QR axle.
>> Includes 21t White FW and fixed cog. $250 + shipping. Pending
>> Paul e-lever.
VO has a 1x version of their Grand Cru crank (165 or 170 lengths) with
110bcd and comes with a 44t ring and a more digestible cost than some of
the others I had looked at (including WI and Paul which were on my wishlist
but well above budget.)
I ended up just using already available 110bcd
Yes, today was the deadline, right? If anybody hears, please post an
update. I'm sure little ol' me can't have much effect but, if it helps put
things over the edge, I can try to defer some other expenses to get a
couple more credits and/or purchase something that I wan't but don't yet
need.
I have an xd2 that i could convert to a single ring, but i think i'd like
to try something else.
White industries look perfect but new ones are out of my price range
IRD mjolnir looks interesting
what else is out there? square taper. 170-175mm arms. ill be using a 38t
chainring.
Also
Had a couple folks ask to get in on this offer this morning.
As of right now, the 'Hail Mary' link is still up on Riv's website, so I'm
extending my $10 chainring offer until Riv takes down that link.
Thanks,
David
On Friday, February 23, 2018 at 5:39:26 PM UTC-6, David B wrote:
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> Hello all,
OH, the rear spacing on the wheel is 120mm.
On Monday, February 26, 2018 at 11:31:43 AM UTC-5, MartyG wrote:
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> Garage sale pricing on some nice items:
>
> Paul Components SS wheels. Rich built 700c Mavic MA2 rims. Schwalbe
> 700X30c CX Pro tires. (new) Front hub comes with both nutted and QR
Garage sale pricing on some nice items:
Paul Components SS wheels. Rich built 700c Mavic MA2 rims. Schwalbe 700X30c
CX Pro tires. (new) Front hub comes with both nutted and QR axle. Includes
21t White FW and fixed cog. $250 + shipping.
Paul e-lever. Polished. $30 shipped.
Schwalbe Little Big
Gotcha, I misread your note about tire width to be rim width... I'm a fan
of the cliffhangers so far on my wife's clementine for sure.
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I am curious too though I know it is still early there in CA... That said,
if I thought things were close but still needed, I would make some
decisions, do some things, help keep the flame even more.
Bob
On Monday, February 26, 2018 at 9:52:47 AM UTC-6, Brian Campbell wrote:
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> I was
Please bring this wonderful beast to Maine this summer. I'll have to ride
it like I stole it ;)
See you when you get here. We'll plan another ride to Scratch Bakery or
maybe Ohno Cafe.
On Sunday, February 25, 2018 at 10:27:38 AM UTC-5, Tim Bantham wrote:
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> Hello Riv Friends, Not long ago I
I was wondering if anyone knew how things progressed over the weekend?
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That is so great you did that David. I like the way you think... and do.
If I can get organized, I may use your effort as an example, selling some
things and then send the money off to Rivendell for even more experiments,
present and future.
Thanks again for doing what you do and did...!
Bob
That is one very handsome bicycle. I see why the Appaloosa is Grant's
favorite--ready for anything and looking fabulous doing it. Thumbs up too,
for the Riv Pletscher rack, a work of industrial beauty and function. And
that happy skies blue...
On Monday, February 26, 2018 at 9:19:08 AM UTC-5,
Beautiful reimagining of your Hillborne, Tim. Mine is set up similarly but
I still love that blue and cream color scheme the best. The bicycle looks
so classy with the blue and tan accents and I've always loved the double
tt. Barlow Pass tires on a Sam are fantastic. It feels like your
Trying not to get political but I was disappointed to see Blackburn on this
list as well. The founders of Blackburn and Giro (Jim Blackburn and Jim
Gentes) both graduated from our design program and started companies to
help cyclists stay safe, be more comfortable and enjoy cycling more than
Thanks everyone. With my own contribution via a parts purchase and the funds
raised through chainrings, about $600 was sent Riv’s way.
Thanks again,
David
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I’m fine with wider rims, Tony. My hunqapillar will have Cliffhanger rear and
Atlas front, QB has NoBS rims. For the riding I do, I consider a hearty rim
essential, and wider rims maximize tire suppleness. I shifted my QB from 719s
to the NoBS without noticable change (but the big change then
Deacon Patrick - Can you expand on your preference against wider rims? At
what width (or weight) are you seeing diminishing returns? What rims are
you running your Thunder Burts and Stielicooms? I've weighed going wider
on my Saluki rims, currently sitting with A23's but I've got a pair of
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