Hi all,
Another effort to clean out some unused items from parts bin. Prices
include shipping in Canada/USA unless indicated otherwise. Sorry if prices
seem high but they include $$ Canadian shipping :-/. Also, customary sorry
for the cross-post to iBOB list.
- MKS Sylan touring pedals.
Hi all,
Another effort to clean out some unused items from parts bin. Prices
include shipping in Canada/USA unless indicated otherwise. Sorry if prices
seem high but they include $$ Canadian shipping :-/. Also, customary sorry
for the cross-post to iBOB list.
- MKS Sylan touring pedals.
On Tuesday, 22 January 2019 14:35:30 UTC+11, Kainalu V. wrote:
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> An option I haven't heard much talk of is latex tubes. It stands to reason
> that latex would seal latex much better than butyl, and the latex tubes
> I've seen have been nicely thin, but not very large.
>
In my experience this
I built up a 57cm Roadini to be my commuter bike/roadish riding bike. I
have an Albatross out front with an X-Small Saddle Sack. In the rear, I
have a Mark's Rack with p-clamps for the lower struts. I attach my bag with
the Frost and Seker quick release. With ten pounds or so, it rides really
Oh...they could pick as far as sizing. Small or medium seems like the most
versatileyou can let them make that judgement call. Here's the sizing
thread for easy sharing: http://hubbuhubbuh.tumblr.com/
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Tom,
I like your idea and the independence it affordshowever I don't want to
burden Riv with something they didn't ask for.
Let's see what Denise finds out
Denise the timing would be August or September for the frame to arrive and
maybe another month for assembly/delivery.
Denise
Hi, sorry just picked up this thread - I've been out of the loop on this for a
bit so I'm happy to reach out to Dave about the tandem - let me know if you
want me to do this and if you can give me a few more details on the
sizing/timing on this and I'll see what he says. Let me know - d
Sent
Hi everyone,
I am gonna keep an eye on this. Coming from Pittsburgh gives me the option
to pick whichever destination fits the schedule better. Let's Ride.
Rusty Click
Pgh PA
On Thursday, January 3, 2019 at 9:11:32 AM UTC-5, Wally Estrella wrote:
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> Hey Folks:
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> Opening a new post
Wow, never woulda expected this! My off the cuff vote would be to have Denise
reach out to Dave White from Blind Stokers. That seems in keeping with the
original intent and also targets a benefactor that might be more
interested/committed.
Riv was also to be a benefactor here; but, they
Im sure the research has been done, but on the off chance it hasn't, there
are other blind tandem groups
https://www.intandembike.org/
https://mcgee.ventures/bikes-for-the-blind/
Not vouching for them, but a quick google search brings up several other
organizations.
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Alex,
Not sure what's possible, but here's a couple ideas:
Thinking a president is not always involved in inventory/asset management
for their charity...
If she were willing, Christine could accept ownership of the new HHH on
behalf of BTCC, but just assign it for use by a captain to be shipped
I'm certainly not implying that I could ride it, haha. Sounds like you know
what you're up against. I'll go back to lurker status now.
Chris
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They didn'talthough I think they were keen on the blind cyclist tandem
group idea from the get-go.
Will's response was very California/laid back.
Open to any and all ideas.
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Did Will / Riv have any ideas for an alternative worthy cause or home for a
donated HHH?
No I-told-you-so's from me, it was (and still is) a good idea worth
pursuing and it's very kind of you to have donated your time and attention
to it. I hope something can be worked out with it as a donation.
Dear Bunch,
I have some unfortunate news for the group...Christine has bowed out for
the donation sighting a heavy commitment at school. I don't want to
over-analyze and dwell on the past too much so I think we should carry on.
If you were skeptical from the beginning, please refrain from the
Got it!
On Tue, Jan 22, 2019 at 2:44 PM Jamison Brosseau
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> Tank you. Funds were sent.
> Jb
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> On Jan 22, 2019, at 10:33 AM, Randall Rupp wrote:
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> Last attempt to flog this, then I promise to stop (some people like to see
> kittens get a good home, for me its
Tank you. Funds were sent.
Jb
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> On Jan 22, 2019, at 10:33 AM, Randall Rupp wrote:
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> Last attempt to flog this, then I promise to stop (some people like to see
> kittens get a good home, for me its bikes):
>
> Waterford Series 22, black size 56cm, frame from 2012, fork,
Ah, Chris. I’m trying to find a charitable way to respond to: “I don't know
anything about continental divide singletrack, but I challenge the notion that
it's not rideable.” How cute.
Now, if you want to learn ... Bikeable? Absolutely. Ridable? Not all of it.
Folks riding the Continental
I ended up switching back to V-brakes to alleviate some carpal tunnel
issues.
Basically mint set of neo retros in the standard silver. Cool stop pads.
Only one straddle cable...cannot for the life of me find the other.
And indeed, we had a Riv group meeting at the Delaware Water Gap in
2013, organized by Montclair Bobby B. Photos here:
https://www.flickr.com/groups/2169588@N24/
Buttermilk Falls
On 1/21/19 9:29 PM, Robert Blunt wrote:
The trails along the Delaware River Valley in PA are also good
Thanks Ryan! I’ve seen a few Rivs bopping around and a guy from here in GR rode
one at Barry Roubaix last year. The Joe was my first dip into the Riv world.
I have some Billie Bars and Bullmoose bars waiting in the wing, but I
appreciate the offer on the other set-ups.
If there’s ever a West
Thanks everyone for the comments and help! This is my first time posting so
I’m not sure if this is going to everyone or what. I think I’m going to
keep the triple and see how it works. I put it on the Clem with no chain
and it looks like there shouldn’t be clearance issues with the frame. I
guess
Thank you for your replies suggesting sources for the paint. I intend to
get right on it. Limper, Spokane WA
On Sat, Jan 19, 2019 at 11:51 AM Tom Horton wrote:
> I have recently bought model master blue/green hobby paint with the number
> 2135 on it at my local craft store. I can't say it's
thanks for all the good advice…I think the cheviot and I will be forever a few
mm apart. tom horton
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great, i added the link to this conversation to the Riv Owners Facebook
group too, to try and get some more interest going...
On Monday, January 21, 2019 at 4:08:53 PM UTC-5, Wally Estrella wrote:
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> Yep! On the list of things to do that aren't work related. I've been busy
> w/ work, but
The trails along the Delaware River Valley in PA are also good offerings
for a gathering.
On Mon, Jan 21, 2019, 5:12 PM Pam Bikes I'd love to do an East Coast Riv ride in the South East - Charlotte, NC.
> Anybody else?
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> On Thursday, January 3, 2019 at 9:11:32 AM UTC-5, Wally Estrella wrote:
You are not a good candidate for tubeless, you have to replenish the goo
every six months considering your use.
A couple of tips. The new valve cores form Stan's (and others) work
fricken excellent. $20 I know, but now no more getting tubeless goo all
over trying to get it in the tyre.
that was me, i removed it because there was another post by Wally on the
same topic. search 'Atlantic side' or his name and you'll find it.
On Monday, January 21, 2019 at 6:09:13 PM UTC-5, Rusty Click wrote:
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> I recently saw, and no longer can find the post, looking for interest in
> an East
The trail works great for me. We run 100, 200 and 300k rides on it during the
year. The Ft Payne area features a canyon or you can climb Lookout Mtn. Or
both. The TRED routes north of Rome and the Chickamagua battleground park are
wonderful. GA is Full of bike routes plus the trail too.
Eric here, in the ‘burbs of Atlanta, GA. I know there are a couple of folks
also in the Atlanta area. I also would enjoy a SE meetup. I live on the east
end of the Silver Comet Trail, a 61.5 paved Rails To Trails that goes from
Smyrna, GA to the Alabama state line. It connects with the 33
Last attempt to flog this, then I promise to stop (some people like to see
kittens get a good home, for me its bikes):
Waterford Series 22, black size 56cm, frame from 2012, fork, Ultegra group
built up in winter 2015, now *$1300 *shipped CONUS via Bikeflights
Photos including geometry here:
I don't know anything about continental divide singletrack, but I challenge the
notion that it's not rideable. Why else would it exist? Or are these hiking
trails? Or (motorized) dirt bike trails? In any case, if you pointed me up a
steep, rocky climb and gave me the choice between 29+ and 27+
>
> I am in Florida - anything up to Virginia is a single day drive.
>
Laing
Cocoa, FL
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I might be game for one or the other, depending on the logistics. I'll
keep an eye out for this thread.
Marc
On Tuesday, January 22, 2019 at 7:12:30 AM UTC-5, Wally Estrella wrote:
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> Hey Folks:
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> OK, there seems to be enough interest for a two'fer on the east coast. A
> Nor'Easter and a
Hey Rusty,
Still here. Sorry, I've been busy w/ work so fell off that bike for a
bit. Working on it offline w/ a couple of folks. Stay tuned
CHEERS!
Wally
On Monday, January 21, 2019 at 6:09:13 PM UTC-5, Rusty Click wrote:
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> I recently saw, and no longer can find the post, looking
Hey Folks:
OK, there seems to be enough interest for a two'fer on the east coast. A
Nor'Easter and a So'Easter. NE will probably be western-ish NY/eastern MA
area. Alex/Ben -yes?
If someone in the mid-Atlantic/south could grab the cork grips on this to
lead a group that would be GREAT!
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