A little bit more tailored fit would be good too, they look baggy
around the crotch, judging from the photos on the site.
Matter of taste. I'm 6'0 / 165 and from first availability I've worn
the knickers and the MUSA shorts in size XL. Sure they're baggy -
that's how I like them. They don't bind
I'll be there on something, and will try to scare up one more.
Frank
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On Oct 10, 4:52 pm, Brian Hanson stone...@gmail.com wrote:
At exactly (or almost nearly) 10:10am on 10/10/10, a group of Riv-types met
up in Leschi on the Lake Washington side of Seattle to do a loop on a
prototypical Seattle rainy day. We waded our way across the I-90 floating
Hi, I'm in Pittsburgh and have done the CO Canal ride and also the
Great Allegheny Passage (GAP) on my Atlantis. They are both great
rides. Pine Creek Gorge sounds good also. Yes, I'm interested!
Frank
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I won't make the cargo ride (done them before, lots of fun, but I'm
not up for a day on the Bakfiets - different ethos) but would love to
do a Riv ride leaving from the U-District. It's been years since I've
been to Allegro in the alley, but I remember it being a tricky spot to
lock up. Herkimer
Ah, Zoka, where every cup of coffee receives 10 special minutes of
barista attention. Tom, if you're going early, I'll meet you there at
9:00, which should put us in good stead to have coffee in hand by
11:00. I'll be there if I can get out of the neighborhood - here's
hoping for a warm-up.
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I have an Atlantis built in early 2009 by Mark Nobilette. It's a 61,
I waited almost a year for it. It's an excellent bike!
On Jan 27, 7:23 pm, William Pustow bpus...@aol.com wrote:
My 2007 Hilsen was made by Waterford. It took awhile because the story I
got from Rivendell was that Grant
Seems like there was some sort of description about the wool and the
sheep in an older print catalogue, but I can't swear to it. I think
they were made in Scotland.
I wear the vest and a button-collar long-sleeve version all the time
in Seattle; they're three season garments. They look great,
Strap a free-radical on it and take the kids to school: it was born to
be an Xtracycle.
On Apr 23, 10:18 pm, PATRICK MOORE bertin...@gmail.com wrote:
On Fri, Apr 23, 2010 at 10:49 PM, Michael_S mikeybi...@rocketmail.comwrote:
of course that would be a fixed gear 29er... with no rear brake!
rigging. We'll be move next week finally, so once that's in
hand you're welcome to come by and look at the bunch and see if any
make more or less sense (we've the same frame sizes, so the aesthetics
will be similar).
See you on STP or at Seattle Crows this summer, I hope.
Frank
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On Jun 30, 3:00 pm, scott clankbonesh...@gmail.com wrote:
Anyone have one around they aren't using. I know there are some people
that aren't big fans
a fantastic meal offering at the 3/4-way
point on Sunday, which eliminates the food line and provides healthy,
organic (vegans accomodated) options for a very fair donation.
Travel well, and say hey if you see us.
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Rob,
Congratulations on getting down there, and glad to hear that you
enjoyed the ride. Thanks for sharing the pictures. I looked for you
at the college campground but couldn't find you or the Saluki. I did
meet Ryan from the list at a rest stop on day two (he was kind enough
to introduce
My almost-9 year old rides a 42cm Surly LHT with GripKing pedals and
(added) interruptor cross levers. The bike should fit him for several
years, and he quickly learned the nuances of bar-end shifting and
braking. He's been on it since his 8th birthday, and it's really
enhanced our family
Here's a photograph for reference:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/pguillam/3653653035/
On Jun 23, 8:32 am, Frank pguil...@gmail.com wrote:
My almost-9 year old rides a 42cm Surly LHT with GripKing pedals and
(added) interruptor cross levers. The bike should fit him for several
years, and he
http://www.flickr.com/photos/pguillam/2671681749/
I rode my Hilsen on STP (Seattle to Portland) last year, and though my
loading was sub-optimal, it worked just fine. Jack Brown tires, all
the weight on the back (I'd use a front rack and bag to balance),
carrying all my spare clothing, food,
Neither. 160.
On Jun 26, 7:04 pm, Steve Palincsar palin...@his.com wrote:
On Fri, 2009-06-26 at 18:57 -0700, Frank wrote:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/pguillam/2671681749/
I rode my Hilsen on STP (Seattle to Portland) last year, and though my
loading was sub-optimal, it worked just fine
. The bike hasn't come apart underneath me yet,
so I'm comfortable with the approach.
On Jun 27, 3:17 am, Steve Palincsar palin...@his.com wrote:
On Fri, 2009-06-26 at 19:32 -0700, Frank wrote:
Neither. 160.
So you plus 70 pounds of camping gear equals what more than a few Hilsen
riders weigh
Is anyone on the list planning to ride STP this year? I'm going down
in two days this year on my Saluki, and may end up riding with another
Bleriot rider. We'll be overnighting in Centralia at the halfway
point, so if anyone has correlative plans and would like to meet up,
it would be good to
I switched to the TA Pista early on, and believe I installed a 103mm
axel TA bottom bracket at the same time. I run a 17/19 White
Industries freehub on the back and it all works great.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/pguillam/2335320807/
On Jul 11, 10:45 am, Michael Rivers mriver...@gmail.com
cyclofi...@earthlink.net wrote:
on 8/30/09 8:31 AM, Frank at pguil...@gmail.com wrote:
As a prospective randonneur but one with little experience with rides
over 400k, I am planning to dedicate one bike to next year¹s series.
Recognizing the breadth of on-the-road experience on this list, I
Joining the chorus. I tried to get Jack's on my Romulus with SKS
fenders, mucked with the brackets (Dremel, brute-force, etc.), failed,
and put the RuffyTuffy's back on, which work great.
On Sep 1, 2:29 pm, Neil neilvdo...@gmail.com wrote:
700x28 Paselas and fenders are a tight fit on my
I'd love to have them.
On Sep 1, 6:57 pm, Don Genovese dgen...@gmail.com wrote:
Reynolds of Northhampton Touring Shoes. Size 47. Very Little Use.
Beautiful Condition. $100 Plus shipping.
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Seth,
I just measured my wife's 56cm Wilbury / Glorius, and using your
methodology, came up with a 55.9-esque seat tube measurement. I
verified she's on a 56 by checking the original invoice (we debated
between a 56 and a 58). I can't find a geometry chart on either
Cyclofiend or the Rivbike
Changed topic for relevance.
On Oct 14, 10:23 am, BEN STAGGS staggsb...@msn.com wrote:
Green RB-T with Carradice and Ostrich bags stolen from me in Denver, Colo. if
anyone sees this bike it is stolen. Happened this morning on my way to
work/school. Bike is a 1994 version in dark green.
I've done both the one and two day Seattle to Portland rides over the
past several years in MUSA shorts and knickers. That ride is in July,
and I've worn either the Devold wool boxer-briefs or Ibex briefs
underneath, using Brooks B-17 or Selle Anatomica saddles, Rivendell
bikes (Quickbeam, AHH,
love the bike, I’ll probably throw in some good extra bits, and the
money goes to two good causes, so a leap of faith is warranted.
Thanks,
Frank (Fulton)
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The owner of Free Range Cycles (great shop incidentally, Rivendell,
Surly, common sense, etc.) here in Seattle has a pair of the touring
shoes, and they're beautifully made. The quality is evocative of the
old kangaroo Maressi shoes from the mid-80's, which were unparalleled.
After seeing them in
Pictures of the just assembled-by-Tom Kevin's-Dream-Bike Bombadil,
destined for the Thornton Creek School Auction in Seattle on May 1st.
Thanks to RBW for a great spec and build, and for their significant
support of the school.
Best. Bike. Ever. You ought to see this thing.
14, 5:09 pm, Brian Hanson stone...@gmail.com wrote:
Awesome, Frank! I want to see it! Looks better than in the originals :)
What is the bag?
On Sun, Mar 14, 2010 at 1:30 PM, Frank pguil...@gmail.com wrote:
Pictures of the just assembled-by-Tom Kevin's-Dream-Bike Bombadil,
destined
Regrettably, only auction goers can buy in as it stands now. If that
changes (tax and lottery issues are the concern, but being
considered), I'll post details.
On Mar 15, 10:17 am, Weird Harold alanpcr...@yahoo.com wrote:
Can anyone buy a raffle ticket, or only people associated with the
You buy them books, and sometime all they do is eat the bindings.
Which is fine, it that's your thing. We all have our things. I expect
that since your friend never rides, he spends his time doing something
else that he's passionate about. I'd find out about that and move on.
On Apr 4, 7:36 am,
I ordered the large one and plan to keep it on my Bleriot. That bike
is most frequently ridden on errands or on weekends with my wife and
two kids, who at 5 and 8 are adept cyclists, but not yet able to carry
much. I typically carry lunch for 4, extra layers for the boys, a
stuffed something or
[b'yoŌsij: -zij]
Like usage. After looking at Jim E's AHH and QB shots from last
weekend, I now think of it as a verb.
On Feb 21, 3:47 pm, George Schick bhim...@gmail.com wrote:
Late Winter cabin fever has definitely begun to set in
On Feb 21, 4:20 pm, Atlantean
Yep, they're good. No troubles so far (x3 bikes).
On May 5, 2:51 pm, Garth garth...@gmail.com wrote:
To the users of the Mark II IRD Freewheels, have they been problem
free?
I'm about to get a new set of wheels, and want to make sure the IRD
FW's are up to longevity.
I'm riding my AHH with a friend on his Bleriot. My 10 year old will be on a
42cm LHT, and his 12 year old brother is riding his CrossCheck. Hope to see
some of you on the road or in Centralia (2 riders, us).
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For more than a decade, every day, I’ve used Pine Tar Soap as shampoo, body
cleanser, and shaving cream. For some reason just this morning, this
reality struck me as somewhat remarkable, and so here I will.
I don’t buy or use any other products for the general touch-up of my
physical
I'm with Alex: go. It was a nice event in Seattle, a great way to support a
local business (in our case Kathleen and Freerange Cycles), and a pleasure
to hear Grant speak. His talk was, as you'd expect, low key, open, and
appropriately opinionated, but sort of delivered at perfect pitch. Grant
Jim,
Nice to hear your perspective as a shop owner. Your name and Hiawatha came
up in a conversation last night at a ball field here in Seattle during a
discussion with one of the fathers of a boy on my son's team, who asked me
about getting a good road bike. I am in no way affiliated with the
Cool, Addison. We have a similar thing going up here in Seattle, tying
together Bike Trains, Middle School programs, Doughnut Rides, Greenways,
you name it.
http://walkbikeschools.wordpress.com/
The blog is broken down by school, and the folks behind it have started to
make some real
@ FreeRange? Any comparisons come to mind?
On Friday, May 25, 2012 7:20:26 PM UTC-7, rcnute wrote:
Just test rode one. What a great bike! Pretty too.
Ryan
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I think this is what you're contemplating. Rode this way on Seattle to
Portland (200m) and enjoyed it.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/pguillam/7336358432/in/photostream
http://www.flickr.com/photos/pguillam/7336362820/in/photostream
On Monday, June 4, 2012 7:32:25 AM UTC-7, Darin G. wrote:
Anyone with personal experience or good ideas for an overnight spot? I
don't mind a ferry (Edmonds or Seattle departure), or even a multi-modal
approach, but I can't come up with anything compelling.
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Hey Brian, she can come by and ride Sarah's GlorBury and we can do the
whole thing over again; you know where it leads.
FWIW, a good friend and Bleriot rider Resurectio'd a 1980's Nishiki with
Super Champion tubing, lugs, etc. Purty as it was, he can't stand to ride
it. His experience
, and I've used it this
way for years with no trouble.
Frank
On Monday, July 9, 2012 12:09:58 PM UTC-7, William wrote:
I acquired here on the list a handlebar bag setup that I have installed on
my commuter bike. It's a Nitto F-15 front rack (
http://www.rivbike.com/product-p/r8.htm ) and it came
along on
their Flickr feed, it looks like they're having a great time, and so far
there hasn't been much commentary about gaps or infirmities in the route,
though I obviously don't speak for their experience.
Sounds like a great adventure you're planning.
Frank (in Seattle)
On Monday, July 9
I have that exact set-up on my 62cm Saluki and all works as designed;
no troubles or finicky-ness.
On May 31, 2:57 pm, hobie moho1...@yahoo.com wrote:
Hi all. I'm thinking of trying a pair of 650bx42cm Grand Bois Hetres.
Has anyone tried the combination of Grand Bois Hetres 650bx42 with SKS
these fenders
will cover the tire, however you might see the sidewalls from the bird view
thus eliminating the main function/purpose of using the fenders. Also,
Hetres will stretch a tad over time.
On May 31, 2011, at 7:28 PM, hobie wrote:
Frank. Thanks for the responce. I think I'll buy
look like you're running away from home. I knew
then we had it right. Hope to see some of you on the road or overnight in
Centralia.
/Frank
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How could one go for a ride and not pack a picnic?
While I hadn't considered the question in those terms, I do have a sack each
of my wife's oatmeal, raisin, flax, and walnut cookies and her almond and
orange biscotti onboard, even though the ride provides ridiculous amounts of
free food.
Ha! I remember that: an SIR jersey and full-on Birks. Sorry to miss you
this year.
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Don't go by too fast Rob, I've always wanted to see that bike of yours
(other than on Flickr). We'll keep out eyes peeled. Have a great ride.
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http://www.flickr.com/photos/pguillam/5936572091/in/photostream
http://www.flickr.com/photos/pguillam/5937129292/in/photostream
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Well said Brian. I remember years ago when you were thinking about a
new bike and you came by the house to ride mine. We met through a
mutual work acquaintance, and I felt a bit odd in revealing that I had
a number of Rivendell bikes in the garage given that I didn't know you
that well (nor you
Eric,
Bonne chance! Here's hoping for favorable weather and safe go-round.
Ride well.
/f
On Aug 19, 5:25 am, Eric Norris campyonly...@me.com wrote:
Here's a brief video from today's ride in France. Saw a nice Atlantis at the
start--so far the only Rivendell I've seen, but there are of course
Kay, Fay (Bainbridge State Park), whatever it takes.
On Tuesday, August 14, 2012 2:01:44 PM UTC-7, Scot Brooks wrote:
What's KBSP, Frank?
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After Labor day is great.
On Wednesday, August 15, 2012 11:16:14 PM UTC-7, stonehog wrote:
Labor day or later is better for me, too.
Brian Hanson
On Aug 15, 2012, at 9:28 PM, Scot Brooks scothi...@gmail.comjavascript:
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My ideal would be labor day or any weekend thereafter.
I have a Bleriot and a Saluki as well, and I ended up here:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/pguillam/6013553180/in/photostream
650B conversion works just fine with a V-brake, and the bike is great. I
grab it regularly for errands, kids futball games, and for meetings. I work
from home but meet
What Beth said, but replacing the PDX token with SEA.
I know that I can make three butterscotch Salukis materialize in front of a
coffee shop within a couple of hours on any given weekend, for example. I
know of at least four AHHs, a fleet of Bleriots, and a slick of Atlanti,
and a flight of
.
Frank
On Oct 18, 10:37 pm, Jimmy Hutch ji...@jimmyhutchinson.com wrote:
I spied my first look at a beautiful Sam Hillborne while visiting Bikeworks
NYC this afternoon. Bikeworks NYC (http://bikecult.com/works/) had a new
Sam with double top tube, albatross bars, bar end shifters and cork grips
In order: 63 Romulus, 55 Romulus, 62 QB, 62 Saluki, 56 Glorbury, 61
Bleriot, 63 AHH. Still own and ride all but the 55 Rom.
On Tuesday, October 30, 2012 12:55:17 PM UTC-7, Michael wrote:
I'll start: 1
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I have two.
A 61 Atlantis built by Mark Nobilette in 2009.
And a 61 Roadeo frame was delivered to my house about two weeks ago.
I'm hoping to build it up over the next several weeks.
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I thought someone on the list might enjoy these more than I have and
actually use them.
Green Tweed Trunk Sack Small - $60+Shipping
Green Tweed Trunk Sack Large - $80+Shipping
Mint Mafac Racer complete brake set - $140+Shipping
If for some reason you want the whole bunch, let's call it $250
Small sack is sold. Thank you.
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Updating description. The bag I have left is correctly called a large Lil'
Loafer.
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Elmer Templeton? Is that it? I'm guessing there's an Oregon Trail-Ezra
Meeker tie-in of some sort given the ethotic (that should be a word)
confluence of the RB bike and the native regional influence. And since you
guys already passed on the whole Modoc / Kintpuash (Captain Jack) bit, it
must
Dearth-o'nines pricing countervailed by slew-o'primes fractional sizing.
Unexpected.
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Here's a good write up from a trustworthy guy:
http://kentsbike.blogspot.com/2011/07/sasquatch-pedals-ergon-pc2s.html
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My 6th-grader is interested in developing a science project (6 week
duration) which involves the bicycle. The Rivendell content requirement is
satisfied, I believe, by acknowledging (and appreciating) the legacy of
thinkings, writings, and musings accumulated and evolved by Grant and the
rest
Mike, I have a green Big Loafer that is new.
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Bees wax or grease on the rail clamps and the seat post bolts. Then tighten
'em. Works for me.
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A turtleneck dickie is the only thing that makes sense. I bet Rapha sells
one. Rock solid. I'm absolutely certain that if I lived in MN, Hiawatha
would be my go to shop.
Rivendell Triple Tubes. My kids and my wife wear them most days in at least
2 seasons. We call them necks, and have given a
I have a 62cm Saluki and a 63cm AHH and my PBH is 89.5. Mine are set up
differently, but if I were to go down the like-to-like line on a
per-component basis, they would be very similar. I love them both, ride
them both almost equally, and I've done light touring on both.
I've also ridden each
Manny - best slick o' photos in the genre I've seen. I really enjoyed
looking at the set and the nuance in each image. Thanks for taking them and
posting.
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Signed up for STP. Doing the 2-day ride with my 9 and 12 year old boys.
First time for the younger one.
On Wednesday, January 16, 2013 7:34:36 PM UTC-8, Benedikt wrote:
Anyone doing Chilly Hilly or STP (Seattle to Portland) in 2013?
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I had a great ride on my AHH with my two boys and my friend Tom, who rode
his Bleriot. Had a nice riding chat with Eric from Davis CA on his Dahon
(he was 1-dayin' it), saw a pretty Homer with a basket out front and
newer-blue paint at the halfway point but couldn't find the owner to say
It was indeed. Beautiful bike, and I'm sorry I missed the chance to say
hello.
On Thursday, July 18, 2013 2:44:45 PM UTC-7, Christopher Chen wrote:
That was probably me?
http://www.flickr.com/photos/lumachrome/9288156349/
On Thu, Jul 18, 2013 at 2:27 PM, Frank pgui...@gmail.com
accomplishment.
On Thursday, July 18, 2013 4:04:46 PM UTC-7, Tim Tetrault wrote:
Frank I thought I recognized your set up. Tim Tetrault from Eckstein here.
Glad to hear both your boys did it with you this year.
On Thu, Jul 18, 2013 at 2:27 PM, Frank pgui...@gmail.com javascript:wrote:
I had a great
Oiks, I forgot to mention Andy S. on his beutiful 1994 red Riv custom; had
a good chat with Andy as well and was glad to catch up.
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I'm on the Manny program. I ride in underwear (usually Patagucci lighweight
briefs or Ibex boxers, both of which are everyday garments) and MUSA
shorts. All my bikes have Brooks B17 saddles in varied states of wear,
which work for me and always have. I've done one-day double centuries
multiple
Nothing magic about them, but they meet my needs. Made in the USA for a
fair wage, sold at a fair price, well designed with a function-first
approach, comfortable and not fussy, as good or better off the bike as on,
made from colors found in nature, good for swimming, sailing, running, or
just
Garth, I don't like tight junk, anywhere. I have at least 5 pair of MUSA
shorts from over the years, all size XL but for one pair of L, and I never
wear that pair. I'm 6'0 / 165, and all of my chinos, jeans, and dress pants
are waist size 33. Sure, on me the XLs bloom, but if they ever feel
Here's one. She'll ride here, in the Bakfiets bucket, or in the Burley with
no trouble. Took to it right away.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/pguillam/8394117426/
On Monday, September 16, 2013 7:16:38 AM UTC-7, Patrick Moore wrote:
I wish I could get my chihuahua to ride on-bike -- it would
Kathleen and the crew at Free Range in Fremont or Peter and his team at
CounterBalance (on the BG near UVillage). FreeRange sells, rides, and knows
Riv, and CounterBalance is a Surly / CoMotion / dealer and more than
familiar with the style. Both have great service, qualified mechanics, and
I'm embarrassed to say that the last time I was in there was in the late
80's when Estelle and Angel still ran the place, and it was an excellent
shop. Little has changed from the outside, and there's a lot to be said for
a business that stays stable for such a long pull. I'd posit that they
Jersey site, but I'd probably ask Riv for sourcing or check Jitensha.
/f
On Wednesday, October 30, 2013 8:59:55 AM UTC-7, Cyclofiend Jim wrote:
Actually, that's not my bike. Never was lucky enough to snag a
Bleriot.That was Frank F's, and there is an email address in the Gallery
Page itself
More information still.
http://www.bikemag.com/news/news-trials-star-martyn-ashton-suffers-significant-spinal-injury/
On Tuesday, November 12, 2013 12:31:50 PM UTC-8, Statrixbob wrote:
Here's some more information about him:
http://www.tribalzine.com/?Mickael-Dupont-a-crazy-street
Both brands (companies, philosophies, products) are loved in our family. I
bought my first Rivendell product in 2000, my first bike in 2002 (63cm
Romulus), and have basically kept everything in house with zero degradation
in utility ever since.
I bought my first Surly bike for my son (42cm
they stretch the
market in really meaningful ways. I have two kids who can work on their
machines, lock them properly, carry everything they require, ride them
safely and effectively on Seattle's streets, and who understand that
bicycles are fun and useful. That makes me happy.
-Frank
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Really fantastic that they can and will build things like this.
On Thursday, March 20, 2014 3:47:02 PM UTC-7, Frank wrote:
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would be greatly appreciated; I've come to trust the taste profiles on this
list a lot more than those on Yelp, et. al.
Thanks in advance!
Frank
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+1 on the 42cm Hetres and SKS fenders. Great combo, great tire.
On Thursday, September 3, 2015 at 5:59:58 PM UTC-7, Dave C wrote:
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> My wife has a 56 cm Glorius, and the bike needs new tires. Does anyone
> know what the maximum tire clearance is for that frame?
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Monday evening 8/8, you turned right off of 23rd between Cafe Lago and
Mountlake Bicycle and cranked up the hill heading West. Gave a shout out
but you were engaged. Great looking Blue Betty build for utility. A nice
evening for a ride.
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After reading Grant's article, I feel better about myself. I was
feeling little guilty after visiting website after website with
pictures of clean shiny bikes with Carradice bags, Nitto racks, Honjo
fenders, etc. My bikes always have, at a minimum, a layer of dust on
them. Two of my three bikes
are
great and if you can find some Suntours they work great as well and are
pretty beefy and will take alot of abuse.
Frank
On Wednesday, March 27, 2013 5:41:46 PM UTC-5, WETH wrote:
Background (may be skipped as it may not be fully relevant to answering
the question and is quite wordy):
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Ihave bikes that cost a helluva lot more that I don't like as much as my
RB-T. If I come across another in my size at a decent price I'll buy it as
well.
Cheers,
Frank
On Monday, April 8, 2013 12:02:28 PM UTC-5, Scot Brooks wrote:
Back story; my girlfriend is feeling motivated to get
What Jim says is well worth considering. I don't know how much I have in
mine but I know it would be way north of $800 if I would have bought
everything new (might be anyhow). I had it repainted and had used parts I
on hand that I used and it still cost me a fair amount of money . The used
Cateye Strada wireless on my Litespeed. No computer on my Rivendell.
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You're frickin' crazy because you have a Saluki without wheels that needs
to be sold to finance this fantastic idea you have to make the Simple One
the ultimate bicycle to fit your needs. We'll be waiting for the FS add.
But on the other side of the coin do you want to live your life wondering
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