Oh, a big difference cuz I think my 54.2 frame correlates to the 55
Rosco/Platys is they use 700c, I have 650b. That's the thing I'd change if
I was designing my bike now, I think those big hoops on the Platy look
amazing and I kinda wish I had them. Although it would make it even longer
and
Sweet bike Joe. Great color and design choice. I'm curious, how do you
think this bike differs from the Rosco Platty, aside from big welds vs
lugs?
On Sunday, September 18, 2022 at 2:52:37 PM UTC-4 Paul in Dallas wrote:
> Very very nice Joe!
>
> It's great to have a forum to share pics of
Here is the TV episode.
http://iradavidspedalamerica.com/joomla/index.php?option=com_content=article=85
Sent from my iPhone
> On Sep 18, 2022, at 5:25 PM, Eric Marth wrote:
>
> Hi everyone — I'm heading to Savannah for a few days in October. I've never
> been. We'll be in town for a wedding
Mrs. Wilkes is not to be missed!
http://mrswilkes.com/
The Green Truck Pub - best burgers.
https://greentruckpub.com/
Hueys - if only for the Beignets to die for & Shrimp & Grits.
http://hueysontheriver.net/
The Five Spot, fantastic salad with grilled Salmon.
https://5spotrestaurant.com/
The Pink
I can't speak to biking or bike shops in Savannah...but I can't recommend
highly enough Vinny Van Go Go's for pizza. I was in Savannah in 2014 for a
wedding and I still think about the to-go slice I got there. So good.
Ben
On Sunday, September 18, 2022 at 4:25:37 PM UTC-5 eric...@gmail.com
My daughter attended SCAD so have been there a bunch. We simply love Savanah.
One of the best walking cities around - live the squares. I find it a wonderful
city to ride in as well. Tybee Island has a fantastic beach. Many great eating
spots. Perry Rubber is a great shop but mostly due to
You could always go with a 64 Clem, although it wouldn't fit your spouse. I
think they have similarly lo00ng front end to the baby rosco. Noticed
there's one for sale for $875+ shipping a few posts down. I don't think you
could go wrong with that as a backup!
On Saturday, September 17, 2022
Hi everyone — I'm heading to Savannah for a few days in October. I've never
been. We'll be in town for a wedding and pretty busy with wedding stuff but
wanted to check in to see if there is good riding or bike shops worth
checking out. Haven't yet decided if I'm going to bring a bike but could
Very cool, Collin! I've been contemplating getting a packraft for a few
years now. I was never sure how my 62cm Hunq would fit on it, but seeing
your Appaloosa makes it seem very possible indeed!
Thanks for sharing!
Cheers, John
On Sunday, September 18, 2022 at 12:50:46 PM UTC-7 J wrote:
>
Caveat, I am not a very good bike mechanic & I grew up using friction
shifting. My Clem came to me with the Microshift thumb shifters. The front
shifter of course is friction only. The rear came set up to index (9 speed)
and it has been fine. Better than fine really, but just a little bit
Good stuff Collin. I agree, packrafting is great! I haven't had the
opportunity to do in some years and my setup was never as svelte as yours
appears to be, but I didn't mind that. It was easier living out west where
there were far less damns to contend with or maybe better said that
distance
That really looks like a fun adventure Collin.
Thanks for sharing.
14 years ago in 2008 I started a month long bicycle tour in Sacramento riding
along that path by the American River and on to Folsom and then on east to meet
up with a friend to ride Hwy 50 across Nevada.
I still remember the
Very very nice Joe!
It's great to have a forum to share pics of our bikes, our rides/adventures on
them, upgrades to them and all that goes with all that.
Like minded people get it but most of my family and friends just roll their
eyes when I start talking bikes.
It's part of the joy of it for
Hi Dave, yes, I’ve run Rock’n’Roads on my 60cm green Quickbeam. I don’t
think there was 6mm on each side at the chainstays, though:
https://www.instagram.com/p/BX60d9mlTUF/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=
It was pretty fun riding in Annadel with a kickback wheel and those tires!
Philip
Sonoma County,
Sort-of Ride Report
Most of my rides during the pandemic were the same couple of loops around
the American river in Sacramento, which does have some great trails and
some not-so-legal singletrack, but gets old if that's all you are doing. I
wasn't often able to (or unwilling) to make the 90
Thanks for all the amazing replies and pictures, folks!
It's been really helpful to see the pics of different configurations here.
Keith makes a good point about the front struts of the R14 not designed to
swivel vertically. I haven't noticed it earlier, and it's a shame that all
the RBW51 ones
Thanks for all the amazing replies and pictures, folks!
It's very helpful to see the pics of different configurations here.
Keith makes a good point about the front struts of the R14 not designed to
swivel vertically. I haven't noticed it earlier, and it's a shame that all
the RBW51 ones are now
it is a beauty , Joe and I'm glad you are enjoying it...
On Sunday, September 18, 2022 at 8:23:18 AM UTC-5 Doug H. wrote:
> Joe,
> Your custom is my favorite Rivendell. It checks all the boxes I would want
> in a bike and I'm glad you're able to put some miles on it now. Ride on!
> Doug
>
> On
Joe,
Your custom is my favorite Rivendell. It checks all the boxes I would want
in a bike and I'm glad you're able to put some miles on it now. Ride on!
Doug
On Saturday, September 17, 2022 at 8:16:42 PM UTC-4 Joe Bernard wrote:
> I really appreciate all the love for my Rivendell, everybody. It
Well Leah, that is a great story and your friend will be over the moon as
we RivSisters are about these sorts of things!!!
RivSister Kate in Trenton, NJ
On Saturday, September 17, 2022 at 6:23:29 PM UTC-4 Roberta wrote:
> I’m sure she’ll love it and then say, “Ah, now I understand your
>
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