+1 for flats with spikes, although I’d eventually like to try toe straps on
some non-spiked pedals. Being able to pull up on the pedals while grinding up a
steep incline would be helpful. Don’t think I’d want to go clipless though,
because I really like riding in my trail runners, and they’re
Wow. I can't put into words how helpful this is.
Thanks to all involved!
On Sunday, October 7, 2018 at 6:11:33 PM UTC-5, Stephen W. wrote:
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> Thought you gals and fellas might find this useful and/or interesting. If
> this is too "off topic" put the kabash to it.
>
> http://whatbars.com
>
I would assume that it's because of the fillet-brazed 2nd top tube. Same with
the MIT Atlantis. That probably adds more than $100 actual cost but, since
it's only on the larger frames, it is ammortized over the full range of sizes
so that there isn't a "penalty" for taller riders.
(But
I'm most thankful for Rivendell showing me how unique a bicycle can be. I
started following Grant & Co. because their philosophy of riding matched
mine but I was a guy who would go out and buy a Trek, Specialized, Giant,
etc... and ride it as-is until the tires needed replaced and I was likely
On Thursday, November 22, 2018 at 11:56:26 PM UTC-6, Joe Bernard wrote:
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>
> Another thing to be aware of - I've found much confusion about this - is
> 11-speed
> Shimano/SRAM/SunRace mtb cassettes (NOT road) will fit standard 8/9/10 hubs.
> It's a lot more money to replace the whole
Hey Erl,
The good people of Rivendell recently send me update graphics for all of
their handlebars and they were updated in the last few days. They asked me
to clarify that these were Riv bars made by nitto by updating the handlebar
names to the "Rivendell Albastache", "Rivendell Albatross,
I did not. I recorded a few recollections here
- http://www.cyclofiend.com/cc/2008/cc522-cyclofiend_jim0908.html
Don't have my s/n at easy reach right now. Will look and share in the next
day or so.
The 650B Homers were definitely the second batch or so. Saluki was first,
and the Homers
Hello Jeff,
I'd be interested in the Acorn handlebar bag. Have you got any photos of it?
Cheers, John
On Sunday, November 25, 2018 at 5:37:38 AM UTC+5:45, Jeff wrote:
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> I've been sitting on some bags, racks, bars, and bits that need a new
> home. Prices negotiable, and include CONUS shipping
Hello Jeff! Is the photo of the Baggins bag with the Baggings patch an old
photo? Does it currently have the Tinkers patch on it? Does it come with
any leather or other fabric straps for attaching to bike?
- Cody
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What gearing combinations are other people using? 48/18 seems really high to me
for road riding, so I can’t imagine riding trails with it. Heck, I’m in my
28/46 combo for just about every climb.
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I used to use spd pedals riding fixed but no longer do. Wide spikey
pedals—race face “Chesters” or the very similar VP pedals.
I run a 48x18 or 48x21 gear and, though I sometimes get to walk a steep
section up, I always manage to keep my pedals while descending.
On Sat, Nov 24, 2018 at 09:04
That is a "Post Ted & Grant" era, Tullio's (Todd K) era frame. Yes, the
vertical drops are another clue, as is the color. Otherwise looks like the
standard Road geometry and round blade RC24 fork crown.
Ted Durant
On Saturday, November 24, 2018 at 8:10:13 AM UTC-5, Marty Gierke,
Stewartstown
I've been sitting on some bags, racks, bars, and bits that need a new home.
Prices negotiable, and include CONUS shipping unless the item is large and
needs to go to the west coast where I might ask you to chip in a bit.
Pictures here: https://photos.app.goo.gl/YpiSrvNR9yrLLk6x6
Bags first:
1.
White/Blue Roadeo or Blue Rambouillet?
Colors match good? Or clash?
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Keep in mind that Todd Kuzma also owned Heron in the second iteration
I have no idea which era this frame is from.
Ray
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my second generation Heron tourer (Warfarer) has that tubing decal as well as
vertical dropouts...its light for a tourer...much lighter than my Atlantis
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Hey y'all,
I've lost a fair bit of dad bod the past few years (in the EBDJ vein) and
this is a leftover that I didn't want to get rid of but it is just too big
on me now.
It is an Eddie Bauer Wool Flannel Shirt Jacket. It has snaps, 5 pockets
(sleeve pocket!), is 80% wool, and is a great
Nice looking frame Marty, hope it works out for you! I would bid on it, but
it's a tad too small.
Good luck,
JohnS
On Saturday, November 24, 2018 at 8:10:13 AM UTC-5, Marty Gierke,
Stewartstown PA wrote:
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> Ted - can you weigh in on this sticker? My first gen Heron did not have
> it, and I'm
all sold thanks.
On Friday, November 23, 2018 at 3:22:39 PM UTC-8, gabriel luke thompson
aspinwall wrote:
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> Also selling a Wide Low 40 26 sugino double crankset 170 length arms. $100
> shipped
> Reply for pics
>
> On Friday, November 23, 2018 at 12:50:20 PM UTC-8, gabriel luke thompson
>
Thanks for both those recommendations, I'll be pricing it out soon.
Kai, you drive a hard bargain.
On Friday, November 23, 2018 at 6:42:48 PM UTC-5, Kainalu V. wrote:
> Yup, Coast! But Doug Breismeister is also the best! And Seth Rosko = best!
> And there's me, 3rd best in a world of #1ers!
Bo, we’re thinking along the same lines! Did my off group email come through?
With abandon,
Patrick
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I have one of these from Chrome that I wear under a helmet and love. If
the Canadian Beanies are sold out, could be a good option.
I also have an XL-XXL head and it fits great.
https://www.chromeindustries.com/product/merino-beanie/AP-373.html
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I just use flat spiky pedals. I used to use eggbeaters and clips n straps.
Whatever you’re comfortable with on your current bikes is probabaly best to
start with when you go fixed.
Philip
Santa Rosa, CA
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I've been riding fixed on trails since I discovered how awesome fixed is
for ice/snow riding back in the 90s and thought, if I can do that, surely I
can ride trails fixed! Granted, I just ride trails and not super technical
stuff because I'm old and the super technical stuff makes my back hurt
Those Atlantises are so pretty. Thanks for posting. Sure is nice to go on those
peaceful rides and enjoy the scenery and wildlife.
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My guess is when the Sam comes back, it will be at least a $100 more
expensive than it is now.
Eric
On Friday, November 23, 2018, phil k wrote:
> Not only cost of materials but cost of time may be associated. The Hilsen
> are relatively the same frame as it was a few years ago, just canti
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