If that frame sells for $1500, it sure did hold its value!
What did that frame set go for in 1995/6?
Edwin
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Here http://www.flickr.com/photos/90785999@N06/8610691656/ is one of me
and one of my sons.
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I have my
Hillbornehttp://www.flickr.com/photos/90785999@N06/8575250744/in/photostreamset
up like that - Albas, Chainuard/40/24 (though I don't use the 24 and
don't have a front derailer yet). It does seem to be made for that. That
was how I first rode a Riv at Riv world HQ - a Sam with
What is the front rack under the basket?
Edwin
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$350? Seems pricey.
Edwin in Nashville - saw it on craigslit, but it is too small!
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Not mine.
Nashville Craigslist http://nashville.craigslist.org/bik/3795488956.html
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Can't wait to see how it looks. A couple of years ago I got the mandarin orange
b17 and it bled dye more than my other Brookses. Not horrible, came out in the
wash, but surprising.
Some of those afternoon rides after work in work clothes are really hot here in
Nashville!
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In TN that would add 10% to all my Riv orders, something I probably will
take into account.
While that might not be good news for Riv exporting its goods to others out
of state, the recent USD/Yen exchange rate trend has got to be good news!
In mid 2007 a dollar bought 120 yen.
In late 2011 it
I have been running Rivs Sugino 26/40/chainguard on my Sam. I'm wondering how
big I could go without hitting the chain stay in that middle position? 42? 44?
I probably wouldn't go bigger. When would the chainguard not guard chain?
Any experience would be great.
I have just been running it 1x8
He can have his light racey bike and his fun bike.
As for all of this un-racer stuff, I think you have to have been a
racer to get it. I gave Just Ride to a bunch of my family members, all
long time just riders and they were puzzled by all the time spent on
racer culture, as they knew
I have the 40/26, with 11-32 8 speed in back. I use the bike for commuting
and occasionally have a kid on the back. I don't have a front derailer yet,
but if I ever use the granny (haven't yet), I might consider a front
derailer.
I reach all 8 rear cogs with no problems, friction bar end
Benji was amazing with price and ferrous with his time.
That means he ironed things out while you spent time with him!
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No relation to me and too small.
http://nashville.craigslist.org/bik/3389407544.html
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For this sort of thing, you can look at cost out a long way for as quality
a product as a Brooks is. I am on a Brooks on my British chariot that is
40x 365 days old. As my buggy is old, my Brooks should last long. As our
pals on this list like to jot down, important things stand betwixt your
or deluxe)? Tallux?
I am trying to get my albas a little further from my knees!
You can email me off list: dweendaddy at hotmail
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The Velorbis is waaay cooler than the guvnor in my opinion. And with less
overlap with a Sam, also in my opinion!
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Can you tell us a little more about the stem shifter setup?? I like how
they are kind of half way between downtube and bar end
I remember as a kid in teh '80's stem shifting was correlated with a lower
class of bike. Disproven here, of course!
Great looking
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Check out this accessory:
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Like splats, ponchos and the like: dorky and practical.
Edwin love the poncho, haven't been splatted yet Williamson
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I believe it. My kids and my cousins kids just really don't get those
combos. I love the 1x6,7,8 drive trains for them! (They are all under 11).
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Wow. 12 bikes owned by practical riders. Who bike every day. And I am
assuming often at night during the winter.
And not one dynamo set up?
I can't imagine it
Security concerns? Might be in the Bay Area.
Cost? Not compared to those rigs!
Availability? Not to this crew.
Added rolling
Man I love those triangles. I was coming up to a full bike rack and from
behind my bike was so visibIe compared to the other bikes. I loop the strap
through the saddle tabs, thinking I might use the straps one day, but never
have. I could probably cut them off and zip tie the triangle on. My
I am working on a Sam Hillborne build. I got a used 60cm single top tube
sidepull brake edition (thanks Jim M!).
I am trying to keep this build on a strict budget, which is tough.
I wanted to hear from your ideas to solve the following problems:
1. I have a Soma mini front
I am weighing (no pun intended!) a few of the helpful suggestions from the
group. I think I am considering:
CETMA strong and tough, ugly and expensive.
Blackburn cheap and tough, ugly and not made for this bike.
Marks elegant and made for the bike, expensive and wondering about weight
limit,
The ideal for me is what I am building my new (to me) Hillborne into:
Flat pedals so I can wear whatever shoes I am wearing.
Fenders - longboard
Dyno: never going back. Lights always on front and back
Racks fore (Gamoh porteur (thanks for all the suggestions) with Wald 139
basket) and aft
Thanks to this group for all of the advice and parts!
Here http://www.flickr.com/photos/90785999@N06/sets/72157632922170151/ is
my Sam, finally built up in time for my birthday this week.
Basic parts list:
Riv Sugino Chainguard/40/26 I'll run it 1x8, see how often I use the granny
and that
It's a 60.
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I always had a good experience with Devil's Gear in New Haven, but don't know
about wheel building specifically.
Edwin
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I always get why people size down from 27 to 700c, 700c to 650b: more
clearance, bigger, softer tires, it is a Bob/Riv thing.
Why go up in size? Different tire choices?
I thought Jan Heine taught us all that we don't get any advantage from a
slightly bigger circumference tire in terms of
Very similar to my new
ridehttp://www.flickr.com/photos/90785999@N06/8575250744/in/photostream,
in terms of set up:
I have 1x8 going, with the option to go 2x8 (if I add a front derailer or
shift with my finger/stick/toe)
I have albas instead of your more flat bars.
I'm loving it so
Sam hil for daily riding. Got it.
Brompton (i have a crap little ss dahon as my foray into folding land)
Dutch box bike for 2 kids up front. Have a Joebike boxbike
Jan heine inspired randonneur as a go fast. I have 3 little kids I can't really
be out randonneuring all the time!
Fat bike for
Large wald on the front
Spring loaded rack on back
Considering wald folding baskets in back
Edwin
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I lived in that neighborhood and biked on that road everyday for 3 years. So
sad. Snashvilleo scary.
I think Seth was a great addition to this small world of RBW an to the broader
universe.
May he rest in peace.
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Those are silly deals. And the 7speed Transfer is less than $400 for bike,
fenders, rack, dyno hub and lights. Wow.
For those who have a few years before they can afford a Betty...
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For a single child:
I like the type that have a bracket that fits on the seat tube: easy on and
off, not much left on your bike when the kid is not.
Kettler makes some like that. I like having the kid in the font, though, but
with the iBert it is limiting in weight capacity and space with
Great!! I was so disappointed when Riv stopped carrying them that I called Jog
a lite who said they were not making them anymore.
I was out at RBW a few weeks ago and thought I was so lucky to pick a couple
out of the garage sale corner!!
Quality products is what Riv carries!
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I ride all around on a b17 with Albas. I don't go that far usually, but when I
did 35 or so recently... slowly so there was a lot of time in the saddle, hour
4 (I said slowly) felt better than hour 1!
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Soaps
Hatchets
Pocket knives
Leather
Wool
Twine
Steel
What middle aged white dudes like.
Am I middle aged already?
Young (for this demographic) at just 40,
Edwin
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I made a doodle poll here:
http://doodle.com/skm8u4ges4gtxqt5
While I created this poll, it does not mean anything beyond that...!
Edwin
Nashville, TN
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I put one up at Doodle:
http://doodle.com/skm8u4ges4gtxqt5
You can pick from:
SF Bay Area July
MSP Late Sept or Early Oct
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Mangandang gabi!
I would love a little photo essay on the Acosta clan bikes, esp Papa bear's!!
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I have the 40/26 on my Sam with an 11-32? 8 speed in the back. In the 1000
miles I've ridden I have stick shifted into the granny only once, so I haven't
put on a front derailer yet.
If you are going to be using the 26 more than occasionally, the detailed
analysis from Steve seems important.
Michael F,
Can you send a picture?
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When you are in low supply, low demand land pricing is tricky at best.
I am trying to sell my box bike in Nashville for $1500. It is the only one in
town, you can't get one here for less than $3k, but the market is teeny tiny.
I know there are 4-5 families within a couple of hundred miles who
Maybe my feet aren't that tough, but I don't like the sneaker pedals that Riv
sells with no sneakers on! But I love them with shoes or flip flops. Not
enough flat surface. The Ergons look good and pricey. Harris Cyclery sells the
good and cheap ones that look like Raleigh's from the '70's
There is always interest, at the right price.
It is too small for me but I have some friends here in Nashville that might be
interested. At the right price.
It is group policy to post things for sale with a price attached, which is why
I am giving you a hard time.
Attach a link to pictures,
In the picture of Mark's rack on the Calfee Adventure, the caption reads,
Heavy and flexible Mark's rack seems out of place on such a high end bike.
What are the stiff and light options? Custom?
I am thinking of getting a Mark's rack when I can get the cash together. I
don't mind the heavy
The latest BOM has a bar that Riv doesn't sell, calling it Jenny's bar. What is
it? Looks kind of cool. No rise, round, smooth.
Not cheatin' my alba, just looking,
Edwin
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I was looking at my rear derailer cable routing and was not sure if I have
it right. I can't find a good set of instructions from alba bar end to
derailer insertion, but I know it is not that complicated.
I am using the microshift bar end shifter from Riv, friction.
From the vantage point of
Van classic slip ons. Regular $50. Custom $70. Where else can you get the
custom version for an extra 20 bones!
Edwin custom in Vans, production in most other things
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I was having the worst ghost shifts with my 1x8 set up on my Sam. A good chain
cleaning (1st in months) solved it. I used the PDW chain cleaning machine, but
a stiff brush and cleaning fluid does the same.
Edwin don't like to clean things much
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I figured how many cuts do I make? Why don't I just get a used one for
half price? This is the question I ponder on everything bike related (and
most of my bike related things are bought used for half price).
I brought this same thing up on this list or iBob a year or so ago and got
all the
Half baked, or well done?
I got a pair http://www.rivbike.com/product-p/ag4.htmin my last order,
and they are working great for this fall transition weather. During the
day, I can go bare handed, but sometimes in the late afternoons or evenings
it gets chilly for bare hands. These half mitts
I carry my boys on the back of my Sam all the time
7 year old sitting on the rack (with a piece of a foam mat for padding)
5 or 2 year old in a kettler bike seat attached to the seat tube.
Edwin
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I've never been a racer so a lot of what Grant is trying to get away from never
applied.
But a few things REALLY changed daily biking for me:
Ponchos: so so much cooler! No wrestler trying to make weight by running stairs
in plastic bag feeling anymore for those rainy commutes.
Bike size. I
Looks like a (Maxi) Mini Velo!
On Thursday, November 21, 2013 2:33:39 PM UTC-6, Jim Bronson wrote:
https://plus.google.com/photos/110759113894226395434/albums/5948811384486030177
Hopefully link works. Set to public.
Cream SKS Long boards are on the way from Rivendell. But the rest of it
My creaks have mostly been saddle related, and I have heard lots of good
solutions on this list.
Good luck!
Edwin
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I have a side project (Yuba Mundo cargo bike for kid and cargo hauling) that I
would be interested to try a Bosco on, if someone has a used one that they
didn't like because it was too wide, too much of a rise, too much sweep back or
too slippy.
You can email me off list at dween daddy [at}
Wow. It sure is hard to please a crowd.
Color: I like em rich and dark. Others don't.
Cream head tube: I like mono color.
Tire size: like the Sprats, some ride only fat, others only lean.
Brakes: phew! At least it is 50/50 here. Unless you add some dedicated center
pull fans.
Something
I think lights are great - much more important for safety than anything
else.
My hierarchy, based on zero science is:
1. High quality dynamo driven lights on all the time - daytime running
lights during the day, focused Euro-style beam at night. Steady,
non-blinking.
2. Blinking
Like the Astors said regarding real estate, always buy, never sell.
Not an Astor in real estate or bikes,
Edwin
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We have the Oasis Center bike workshop run by a nice guy named Dan.
https://www.oasiscenter.org/programs/youth-engagement-and-action/bike-workshop.html
Nashville Ridin'
Edwin
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I agree with the Mixte idea. It is even more niche than the QB or SO, but
an as of yet unexplored niche!
On Monday, November 25, 2013 10:17:03 AM UTC-6, Cyclofiend Jim wrote:
In a separate thread, I seem to have been volunteered to collect names of
those seriously interested in a next
Wheelies are the best trick ever invented. That’s just a fact.
On Tuesday, December 10, 2013 9:36:41 AM UTC-6, iamkeith wrote:
Thought many of you fellow un-racers might appreciate this as much as I
do:
http://surlybikes.com/blog/post/racing_sucks
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Why not bar end shifters in the bar end?
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It seems like you usually have the brake levers or thumbies taking up a
little real estate, and the others in the bar ends. I choose to have the
shifters in the bar ends (they are called bar ends shifters, after all, and
you don't have to buy the extra hardware) and the brake levers taking up
If I want a different ride, usually it is more than just wheels and tires. Like
different geometry, handlebars, etc...
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I love the grouping of the
best/worsthttp://www.rivbike.com/category-s/795.htmfor the January Sale.
My thoughts on best:
Good lip stuff, Obenauf's, hemp twine, pine tar soap, John's Irish strap,
can never get enough!
Albas - love em.
Mark's rack - I eventually will get one of these.
On worst:
German Mirror:
I have Albas and mount it just forward of the brake levers. At first I was
really annoyed that it kept moving, knocking into things, etc, but now I
actually like that it can move, so I can rotate it in when I put it in a
car (or when I am wearing my poncho over my handlebars
If that frame sells for that price (and why not?), after 10 years of good and
hard (not abusive) use, it will sell for more than its original price.
Which was what?
Not to use original price to value it. It is worth less than a new Atlantis,
and priced accordingly.
Edwin
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Doug,
I am in Nashville and would love to meet up for a ride this summer.
I don't get out for long rides much, but I hear there are a lot of rides in
the Franklin, Leiper's Fork, Santa Fe (pron. Santa Fee!), Fly and other
towns in Williamson and Hickman Counties.
Up here in Davidson county
I don't see any pictures either
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I approve of the music, though. It sounds like Justin Townes Earle...a
Nashville son.
Livin' Music City,
Edwin
On Wednesday, February 12, 2014 10:46:42 PM UTC-6, Manuel Acosta wrote:
Found on the blug.
Glad rivendell is selling aeropresses at the BBH but traditional aeropress
technique?
JUST like one of those Chinese factories where one factory spits out the same
frame for a bunch of different brands!
Seriously, I would love to take a tour around there.
Edwin
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Last weekend I went on a terrific 40 mile loop, mostly on dirt roads (some
of which were trail-like) in Hickman Co., west of Franklin (Williamson Co).
Here is the route:
http://www.mapmyride.com/us/dickson-tn/love-potion-40-from-7548-route-334435217
Edwin
On Tuesday, January 28, 2014 1:41:35 PM
The first bike that I bought, with my own hard earned money was a Redline
BMX in 7th grade or so. I still have it. The first useful bike I got was in
8th grade. I would tally up my babysitting money and go to the local bike
shop (Larry and Jeff's on 79th and 3rd in NYC). Each time I would
Cracked mine today, not sure how. It involved a broken spoke and my 7 year
old riding on my rear rack. I am sure all of those are connected, but not
sure how!
Anyone have a mismatched rear cream longboard lying around looking for a
mate?
You can contact me at dweendaddy at hotmail.
Maybe
Shoot me an email: dweendaddy at hotmail
On Sunday, March 9, 2014 12:32:39 AM UTC-6, Christopher Chen wrote:
You got it. I bought a new set to replace the front, so I have the rear
lying around.
cc
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Cracked
I agree. Lights at all times make biking wonderful. Especially in winter.
Besides these things my wishes from Taiwan are mostly culinary: xiao long bao,
xian do jiang... mm.
Lacking daodi zhong guo fan in Nashville,
Edwin
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There was a great deal on a drop bar 60cm Sam a few weeks ago that I
really considered. I have a 60cm alba Sam that does everything I do on a
bike, but I thought it would fun to have a drop bar version as well. I
would build them up only slightly differently. One for town (albas), the
I ride my Sam everywhere I go, which is mostly to and from work and around
town, about 2000 miles a year. When I was building it up I got the
26/40/bashguard Sugino crank from Riv and an 11-28 (32?) 8 speed cassette.
I delayed putting a front derailer on it until I saw my usage patterns.
After
Design looks amazing. Sadly I won't be there, but I would still order a T
shirt.
I'd drop the entmoot, but I'm not designing it or going!
Edwin (I'll be riding hot, literally, in Nashville)
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I did a 40 mile dirt road ride in February on my befendered Sam (longboards
with 38s) and got some sticky mud jammed up there. I rode with a stick for the
last half and did some on the fly mud clearing and still had to dismount a few
times. Not too fun. If you are on gravel it should be fine,
I was having some shifting problems and found a sticky pulley. I diagnosed it
but the chain catching when spinning the pedals backward. I cleaned it up (2.5
Allen I think to take it apart) and got it spinning freely. Of course I had
ready bought replacements, but have those for the next
I had a similar click/creak. I pulled the crank arms, greased and reinstalled.
Solved.
Silent again,
Edwin
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I don't know much about this Virtue Bikes, but one color they offer is
Atlantis green:
http://virtuebike.com/bicycles/2014-virtue-one-atlantis-green
Hm
Edwin
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So many of you have mentioned carrying a chain tool in even a fairly
minimalist kit. I don't want to jinx myself, but I have never needed one on
the road. What are the common problems that require a chain tool? Busted
link? From what?
Learning…. slowly,
Edwin
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I would be surprised if a single speed were faster
than a geared bike on mixed terrain. The net weight differences will be small,
percwntage wise, whereas the gain in efficiency (maybe not the right word) when
changing gearing needs will be large. Don't ask me for specific numbers!
Either way,
Never heard of such a thing. I run my Sam 1x8 and occasionally throw my chain
off the 40t front ring. I think it is usually going fast downhill, maybe
shifting into the smallest rear cog while hitting a bump? I have a 26t ring up
front for emergencies (used once in 2k miles) so I have been
I would love to see the same chart for car wrecks. Walking deaths. Stair falls.
For biking in the Netherlands.
I know a guy who was in a bike crash. He lived, with no head injury. He was not
wearing a helmet. I'm not convinced that is why he lived, with no head injury,
but it is a correlation.
I can't wait to see how that white saddle weathers out there!
I like the silver, too.
Cursing myself for passing on a quickbeam recently, but still married,
Edwin
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My loose rules:
If you are trying to set a record while riding, consider a helmet.
If you go over 30 mph, consider a helmet.
If you ride close to others, like in a pack, consider a helmet.
If you ride fast on single track, consider a helmet.
Otherwise, treat it like you do other forms of
Halcyon has mostly used, with new Breezers, which are Bobish, IMO. They do up a
lot of their used bikes in a Bobish way with fenders and racks.
We are doing the first Music City swap there with their help Sat 9-12. Come on
by!
Austin at Green Fleet is always trying new lines like Brompton and
check this out - on a site that recommends the bike swap, they have a photo
of a Betty?!?
I don't think there will be many Rivs there, but who knows.
https://impulcity.com/e/879049/Music_City_Bike_Swap_at_Halcyon_Bike_Shop
Edwin
On Thursday, May 29, 2014 9:28:38 AM UTC-5, Michael Fleischman
Those posters are great. Besides awesome music, we have a bunch of nice poster
making operations, led by the Riv endorsed Hatch show print.
Music city riding,
Edwin
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I am headed out on my first s24o tomorrow with my cousin. I would love to
hear the packing list for various folks, as while I have biked nearly
everyday for most of my life, I am a city slicker.
Tell me about what you bring bike maintenance-wise.
Tell me about what you bring camping-wise.
Tell
On your 10th S24O you'll be so dialed that you'll be watching the news at
home on the sofa, and you'll say Screw this, I'm going on an overnighter
and in 20 minutes you'll be on the road.
A man can dream!
Anne - bug spray is a must in TN, that's for sure.
Good start, thanks!
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I like your spirit AND I would like upper eyelets on my Sam!
Edwin
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I have a 60cm Sam in Nashville. That might not help much, but a woman down the
street has several 56 cm Rivs I think if you want I can ask her. Not Sams
though. My Dad has ridden my 60cm with no probes but he would ride a 56 if he
had his own. Rivs are just so flexy!
Edwin
Dweendaddy at hot
This post
http://bikeportland.org/2014/07/28/five-cities-reveal-ultimate-urban-utility-bikes-portlands-entry-compare-109383
has the videos of all 5. In the SF video, there is a quickbeam lurking in the
background I think.
None of them are as ideal as my Sam as a city bike! But a few do have
Finally got around to weighing my 60cm Sam.
36 pounds
Build
Sugino 26/40/bashguard crank
Sneaker pedals
Mark's front rack
Wald medium basket with bungee net and a spare irish strap
Longboard fenders
Brooks B17
Nitto seatpost
Nitto stem (pearl?) 11cm
Albas
CR18 rims with 36 spokes
Novatech cheapie
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