Hi everyone — Do you have a set of lightly used 700C Shikoros in 38mm? Hit
me up! Looking for these for my partner's bike, we want to plump up from
32s.
Thanks!
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Lots of good stuff in this review. I'm happy to finally know that the head
tube angle is 69 degrees. That seems about right, and having someone
corroborate the ride qualities I've been experiencing with my Gus:
1. The handling is twitchy (for a Riv) but it's really easy to change how
the bike
Inquiring of you venerable [RBW] list members if anyone might have an
idle Phil bb... I'm seeking the 127.5mm width, which back in Pre Times
often used with Sugino AT triple setups.
As trade fodder, I have several other Phil widths to offer you - or
please just float me your shipped price! Thanks
Thanks again to everyone for sharing specifications and philosophies.
Putting in a nice ride this weekend on plenty of unpaved stuff my 44mm
Snoqualmie Pass extralights were comfortable and suited for the ride.
Now that I've heard from a lot of people running tires in the mid to high
30s I'd
Looking for a 90 or 100mm Technomic Deluxe or NP stem with a 26mm clamp.
Doesn’t need to be pristine, but does need to be in nice shape.
Please let me know if you have one or both to part with, Thanks!
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Thanks, Bob. Yes, right to roam would be lovely and could be really helpful
for riders looking to stay off the bigger roads! I've heard that in some
Scandi countries (forgive me for not being specific) you can camp in any
open space and trespassing is defined as something like "you can get
I ordered the bar from Sycip earlier this week, I'll follow up with a ride
report after I've put some miles on it.
Jeff
On Wednesday, 17 August 2022 at 09:01:08 UTC-5 chris feczko wrote:
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> Hey Jeff,
>
> I have a singles bar I’ll sell for 30 + ship
>
>
> Chris
> On Saturday, 13 August 2022
Yeah...loved the ride reportand , in addition, your build videos are
fun to watch and informative too
On Wednesday, August 17, 2022 at 10:46:29 AM UTC-5 Bob Ehrenbeck wrote:
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> Thanks for the superb narrative, gear talk, and beautiful photos, Eric! So
> inspiring!
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> Now if we only had
Curious if anyone has a Choco for sale?
Thanks!
Scott
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Thanks for the superb narrative, gear talk, and beautiful photos, Eric! So
inspiring!
Now if we only had some right-to-roam laws like in some of the northern
European countries...
Bob E
Cranford, NJ
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I have Gravelking Slicks in 38 on my Sam and I really like them but want
more width the next time I buy tires for it.
I JUST put on Snoqualmie's on my Atlantis and already prefer them over the
Shikoros I had used for two years. I can see getting another pair for the
Sam when the GKs are worn
I forgot to mention I run all at 35psi.
On Wednesday, August 17, 2022 at 10:50:12 AM UTC-4 J S wrote:
> 42 on my Saluki, 48 on the Hillborne
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> On Tuesday, August 9, 2022 at 8:23:03 AM UTC-4 eric...@gmail.com wrote:
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>> Hello people — What size tires do you all run for riding pavement and
42 on my Saluki, 48 on the Hillborne
On Tuesday, August 9, 2022 at 8:23:03 AM UTC-4 eric...@gmail.com wrote:
> Hello people — What size tires do you all run for riding pavement and
> doing brevets and such? My Hillborne is set up with 44mm Snoqualmie Pass
> tires from RH. They are slick, I
Hey Jeff,
I have a singles bar I’ll sell for 30 + ship
Chris
On Saturday, 13 August 2022 at 16:25:36 UTC-4 jeffbog...@hotmail.com wrote:
> Anybody have experience with this handlebar? Looking to replace the
> Albatross on my Atlantis with something having less sweepback and this
> seems
I’ve used sidepulls and took no issue with them. I can’t claim to have
experienced any night and day differences. I just find that Paul center
pulls and levers have the best feel. They also maximize your clearances,
look sharp, and probably provide more powerful braking. In my opinion, they
My Homer is from 2019, previous version. Appa is 2016, also previous. Platy
is 2021. Clem L is 2019 I think, current model.
I’m glad no damage to your Clem.
On Wednesday, August 17, 2022 at 4:48:49 AM UTC-4 Daman Kumar wrote:
> Roberta,
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> It’s interesting to see that the Homers reach 43”
Thank you for measuring that, Bones! The official spec on the racks on
buses here says the maximum supported wheelbase is 46”. 118.75 cm
translates to 46.75”. Argh, I’m tempted to think that the extra 0.75”
should be fine ™.
> It has Paul centerpulls and I wouldn't want any other type of brake on
Roberta,
It’s interesting to see that the Homers reach 43” at the 54.5 cm size. I am
interested in wheelbase numbers for the exact same reason, although I live
in a suburb. Riding around, and especially commuting, is a lot more
convenient if I have the option of riding the bus back home or to the
[ "You do pretty good on that thing" gets tiresome. ]
That's you on the Riv Ride up Mt. Diablo around 2006. Everyone gathered
around after you rode a singlespeed to the ranger station muttering "that's
impressive, but he's CRAZY."
On Wednesday, August 17, 2022 at 12:02:16 AM UTC-7 Philip
Bill laid out a good summary of the different ways people approach this
question.
I've only ever owned a single Rivendell - my 2004 Quickbeam.
- As an answer to "what one Riv would you have among other bikes," it
would be my Quickbeam. I have this. If I had TWO bikes, the Quickbeam would
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