to open it one-handed and the reflector strip.
The other great option is a Mark's rack and a L'il Loafer or a small
Sackville TrunkSack. These two options are not mutually exclusive,
and one can put other larger things in the rack as well.
Liesl
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great.We'll be on the North Island
mostly in Auckland, Rotorura, and points north of Auckland. Thanks in
advance for any ideas.
cheers,
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as a poor woman's
Quickbeam.
Okay women, I'll stop being a lurker if you will.
fondly,
Liesl
On Apr 2, 9:36 pm, Anne Paulson anne.paul...@gmail.com wrote:
On the Cinderella Classic today, my Roadeo didn't feel all alone among
all those carbon fiber thingies. I saw three Rambouillets
Whoa! Great to see all the posts and read all my fellow lurkers'
posts! And what pretty bikes we have. It's especially fun to see the
raw clear coat Rodeo with, among other fine accoutrements, a Finesse!
Now that's a woman's riv! Okay, I'll get some pictures up on flicker
and report back when
I don't have a quickbeam for sale, but thought you might be interested
in how I made my own QB out of a protobleriot frame (51cm sandblasted
clear-coat). I had rich build rear wheel with a white eno hub. Works
like a charm. Light, mindless, comfortable commuter. You could do
the same with any
a home for the GK's.
I'd recommend seeing if you can borrow a pair and try 'em out wearing
your softest regular riding shoe before you make the purchase.
Has anyone tried the VO City or Touring pedals?
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minneapolis
On May 11, 9:39 am, bwgride bwgrif...@gmail.com wrote:
I have the grip king
Anyone out there tried 'em?
http://www.velo-orange.com/papati65ta.html
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Very nice. How do you like the cork grips with your mustaches? Do
you ride much up in the curved part and, if so, is the cork still
comfortable?
Liesl
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I just wanted to say that I tried this and I am very pleased
,
liesl in minneapolis
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On May 17, 11:20 am, scott clankbonesh...@gmail.com wrote:
Hey everyone,
I noticed yesterday that Duluth Pack is making bike bags again.
Panniers, a bar tube, and a hobo--but the hobo is set up to be a
saddle bag
. Paul (but don't do it every day) and
haven't had a flat (knock on wood) on any of them over the past four
years.
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On May 30, 4:35 pm, John Speare johnspe...@gmail.com wrote:
And another:http://johndogfood.com/john/BstoneAtlantis.html
My buddy found this at our local Goodwill for $12.99.
Whoa! Thanks for posting the photos! -liesl
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Hi all, I'm heading to Washington DC tomorrow for a business trip full
of lectures and wondering if folks know of Rivvish bikes shops where I
can find relief from tedium? I may have my Bike Friday with me.
thanks, liesl
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I've found that there's also variation in the honey color of the
saddle itself. Just recently I tried orange cloth tape underneath with
6 coats of Bullseye amber and the final tone was very close to a
darker honey seat that I have. I've used both amber Bullseye and Velo
flakes on yellow cloth
Whenever I don't understand or come across a new term, I always try to
ask...What's a 'tombstone' in this context?
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Thanks all! I certainly have experience working around the 'tombstone'
/seat conundrum as a little-bike rider. Now I can concisely describe it! I
think I've posted this before, but it's why I love Mark's rack—because it's
so dang adjustable. Not big and burly enough for this application
Nice!
Is that the original version of the down-tube decal I spy? If it is, then
it's an extra special pup from the first Saluki litters! I also see the
metal headbadge, which was an upgrade option.
Welcome to the Saluki Pack!
RCW (who might have a Riv Chica Warhorse but also has a Riv Chica
Well *that* looked like a frosty fantastic
put-a-grin-on-your-face-after-it-was-done adventure! Glad you didn't have
any great mishaps; a start-out-sweaty prolonged stop woulda been scarey
chilly given your expedition wear! ;)
Liesl the-snow-is-crusty-but-melting in Minneapolis
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and...and...and...do the whole mess?
I wait with bated breath for your collective wisdom!
your friend,
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and efficient move sounds poifect! especially if the
levers work)
and not to worry; my neck isn't totally crunched, just a little between
#67. More upright position will be just the ticket.
thanks pals,
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Welcome aboard, John! I love it when lurkers reveal themselves! and I dig
the terra cotta tires with the Betty. -RCW
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http://www.flickr.com/photos/julianmeade/1539958652/in/photostream/Oh
Friends! Meade in particular! I have had a most exceedingly difficult day
at work and this is first thing all day that has made me laugh. Thank you.
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René, can you comment on how you like the reverse brake levers with the
Boscos? (and beautiful bike) -liesl
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Sorry I'm a total late-comer to this thread (it's been that kinda week)—but
I gotta share that in the late '60's, I saved all my allowance, birthday
presents, and christmas presents (I announced I only wanted cash) and
bought a Schwinn Cherry Krate just like this one only red:
Dang I wish I were joining you! xxoo RCW, MD
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disconnect the light, remove it from the bars, and put it in
my pocket in less time then it takes to write this sentence. works well.
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Looking for a good used bike is a great option. If you come across a Surly
at a good price, grab it!
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Hi Friends, great thread. I just switched to Bosco's on my protobleriot
single from m'bars and think all my bikes are headed in that direction. I
am loving them. I've had a couple of 20 mile days plus short errands and
they're great. I have the 58's and the big surprise here is that they
Hi Friends, I started this post on the recent thread about switching to
uprights, but I thought I'd start a related new thread that focuses on neck
pain. As you might recall from an old post/thread, my neck pain is
formally being treated and I have some moderate deterioration in the 6-7
The mitten clearance: if my hands are in position just forward of the brake
levers, resting almost at the bend, the brake cable passes fairly close to the
bar between the first and second bend. Not a problem with bare hands but with
thick mittens you've gotta kind of work to slot them in
Boy, Scot, that sure is a pretty Sam!
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Cyclofiend Jim, I so very much appreciate your spring reminder and the
thoughtful way in which you articulated it. The emphasis on the narrow
focus contributing to the quality of discussion is spot on. I hope that I
continue to live up to that noble standard in my posts and not err to far
on
I find the saddest irony in the most recent back-and-forth posts to this
specific thread when its very topic is about tone and civility.
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Hey Eric, Lookin' good on the Mighty Mississippi! Especially when we're
getting gloppy oatmeal snow only two days later. Sheesh! How are you
liking the Simple1?
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Dang! We need a squadron of Riv Chica Warriors to put a halt to all this
thievery!
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Dang! We need a squadron of Riv Chica Warriors to put a halt to all this
thievery!
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Dang! We need a squadron of Riv Chica Warriors to put a halt to all this
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Patrick, I don't ride barefoot but I ride in moccasins with regularity and
I have wide flipper feet (except they're small feet). Thin Gripsters are
the bees knees. If you took off the spikes and maybe just filed the edges
a bit to round 'em I could see riding them barefoot. good luck and
Oh my! just saw my emphatic dozen posts on RCW's. That, to be sure, was
an iPhone accident. I am so sorry!
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Just got my blue vests (one for me, one for Erin, one for Erin's pop). The
color is, as Erin put it, postal blue. No heather in it, and a hint of
purple in the right light. Looks great, fits just like the green ones.
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On Monday, April 22, 2013 12:52:51 PM UTC-5, Anne Paulson wrote:
I wish I could join Riv friends on the Spring Campout. Unfortunately I'll
be out of town. Have a great time, guys! Looks like you'll have warm,
gorgeous weather, and the presence of Rene's beauty of a bike.
Me too! Wish I
Hola Riv Chicas!
I've been wearing these shoes during the warm months for close to a year
and thought I'd give 'em a shout out. Clarks Faraway. Since we're having
the first 60-degree day since November (!), I pulled these nice little
shoes out and remembered how great they are for bicycling.
Welcome to the group, Takashi. Nice Hunq. And thanks for the extra work
to post in English when it's not your first language.
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I would really underscore Keven's comments via Jim Thill. And I've seen
Keven ride his on trails in the hills behind Riv (non-East bay types can
read that as foothills). I saw him climb and descend. It's all true.
I never thought Riv could make a little enough Appaloosa for me, but they
I'm with the Jims! I have two pairs of riv-built synergy rims on a 2006
saluki and a 2008 protobleriot. no cracks, no problems, no need for an
upgrade.
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Last August when I went down in gravel and really jaggedly cut up my elbow
(9 spaced out stitches), all I had to temporarily bandage it was a neoprene
seat cover held in place with an Irish strap! Ya gotta love those Irish
straps.
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Ah, this profiling issue and the single stories we have for others...
When I think something is sketch, I mostly pay attention to: Does the bike
grossly not fit the rider? Is the rider totally wobbly when riding? (And
of course, is anyone yelling, That guy stole my bike!!! )
Liesl Just-got
for all day. I think a small basket and the small shopsack,
especially mounted with the long edge parallel to the frame would be better
fitting and balanced, but obviously not carry quite as much.
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Save a 2lbs by not taking coffee and french press.. NOT in this LIFE TIME
Ha! You are a man after my own heart!
Having a 50cm frame, I am envious for how much you can get between your
seat and rear rack and between your handlebars and front rack! However, it
would be a DISASTER for me for I
Fabulous! Placed my order! Thanks so much for this labor of love. Riv
Chica Warrior
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The winner is A.R. of Atlanta! Are you out there on this list?
Congratulations from one winner to another!
-Riv Chica Warrior
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Wow! Thanks for this totally cool resource. I look forward to delving
in. I've already found a Bosco on page 116. And I love The Iron Age
moniker. Seems fertile ground for a Rivvish bike patch/pin series!
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On Tuesday, June 4, 2013 9:00:40 AM UTC-5, Dave Redmon wrote:
That's a truly wonderful set of photographs. Thanks for the treat!
No kidding! Great set of bike, lug, bar, and in-situ photos (not to
mention dang helpful bar comparisons). Thank you!
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Manny, thank you so much for your photography. It lifts my spirits, brings
back memories, inspires my sense of adventure and physicality, and shares
the beauty you experience. Just a joy to click on your links every time.
cheers, RCW
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Hopefully there's a Riv Chica Warrior in the hood who will take on this
dastardly crime. Best of luck, RCW
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Good eye! I used to live in Madison—well, actually I grew up there— and
come back for a visit on occasion. When I do, I'll give you a holler,
Seth. Hopefully you'll be in your swank Jenifer Street Lake Monona retreat!
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On Thursday, June 6, 2013 8:17:24 AM UTC-7, Christopher Murray wrote:
please oh please oh please let's not let this develop into an anti- carbon
discussion. Lets just let everyone ride whatever kind of bike it is they
want to ride and be happy that they are out there riding. We should be
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2339507/The-hobby-horse-style-bike-pedals-saddle--holds-riders-harness.html
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Bars are working out really well—just ordered a bosco/tallux 13mm/stem
shifter mounts for the Saluki. Thanks for asking Micheal! Neck is getting
worked on and making progress.
Far better than the harness hobby horse!
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http://www.rivbike.com/product-p/hb3a.htm
Just think of it as the love child of the Moustache H’bar and the
Albatross.
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I think it's great that BikeSnob did, in fact, purchase an axe regardless
of the commenatry (which was, as always, on point and made me laugh)
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any bike that sports trade beads is right by my book. She looks like
a beauty,
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Undoubtedly, there are some women who don't like Pine Tar Soap, but my
family is full of Pine Tar-Sudsing gals; in fact, they prefer it!
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? stood
your ground? In similar instances that I've been in, I know that I've
moved over and didn't think much about it.
The trees are leafing out here a full month early.
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a no-no
by proceeding straight. Also, it's legal to do a right-on-red in
Minnesota unless otherwise posted, and this light isn't posted no-turn-
on-red.
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I'd be very interested in knowing more about your set-up for running
26 rims and big apples on your bleriot frame.
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at the Nifty Swifties as the
tougher version but still slim (33). I am also liking the Soma
Xpresses which I got for winter because they have more tread, were
recommended on this list-serve, and were the biggest tire (~38) that
the proto could take with fenders.
Keep us posted...
Liesl March-has-been
traditional saddlebag for a low saddle
that has good room for daily use.
And I agree with Pam. It's so hard to find a great-fitting beautiful
little bike that once you find one, it does become a forever bike.
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have a front rack, it's just about the only
way to go IMO. Works wonderfully with either a dirt drop or a
technomic stem. can't say enough good about them. -liesl
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and 2 big dogs (okay, okay, yes the dogs sleep in the tent),
but Nemo's little tents would be great for cycling. These are really
thoughful, well made tents and easily available through REI.
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' journeys with knees and Rivendells is really
helpful.
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Yes, John Blish, you can visit your old beloved QuickBeam any time!
(I for one think it's great when people sell their wonderful Riv's and
we get to buy them!)
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I think do what the box turtle would like the most. -liesl
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these good ideas from looking at everyone's photos and I haven't
posted anything ever on flicker...
your grateful-to-everyone-who-posts-photos-of-their-rivs friend, liesl
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Don't know what trail or rake or gear inches are, not too sure what
geometry means to a bike or what chainstay length affects
Thank heavens I'm not the only one! -liesl
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Hi Eric, chiming in late here, but FWIW: I have a DOS and find that I
like it for going back and forth between my regular wheel and my
dynohubbed wheel. It's not an on-the-fly change, but it sure makes
the whole swap out really quick/efficient and then easier on my aging
knees. -Liesl
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this tab in one of Tom's photos above). They also
used to have a double--what do you call them?--wire fender struts
which are a pain, but they've changed that to an SKS-like single
strut--you can also see this in Tom's photos. All that said, I love
them.
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I echo the comments about keeping the QB. I'm also glad to see the
Yves on the keep list; that one you can ride 'til you're Jimmy
Carter's age. As for a beater, while important to have one, they can
come and go. Good luck. -liesl
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...she ate my wool devolds while I was in the shower! And it's not
the first time! Okay, there, I vented. -liesl
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Here's a tip for those of us with PBH's in the mid- to high- 70's
range and little Riv frames but have for one reason or another a large
sized Big Back Rack: the Nitto 12 cm bent struts from the Mark's Rack
do the trick. -liesl
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interested in my first S24O having the high
likelyhood of a battle with a storm.) Will keep y'all posted.
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Oh Manny, this project and resulting collection is really superb. The
Handlebar Diaries. I absolutely love it. Thank you so much for
putting it together and sharing it.
Liesl Raining-Cats-n-Dogs-But-the-Cats-Hate-It-More in Minneapolis
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, all my Saluki/Proto communting has not taken off
my year of Juicy Lucys.
Liesl I'll-Have-a-Premium from deep in the heart of South Minneapolis
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The waitress' wear very tight T-shirts emblazoned with
I'm Juicy.
The Matt's t-shirts (and it just so happens I'm wearing mine at the
moment, oddly enough) says Fear the Cheese
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. Thanks Jim and crew for all your hard work
and generosity. And thanks Grant for you support and friendship.
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Dang Eric! No slight intended on the SimpleOne! In fact, I was
thinking of it and then remembered I'd forgotten the Foy, and in the
process got the Foy in but forgot the SimpleOne. Is it old age or a
hangover? No, no, I didn't drink that much... -RCW
Oh and PS: Grant rode a Nice Ride
Whoa Thomas! That bike is seriously Sacked up! Double decker! I love it! (plus
not to mention the great reports on the Bosco's)
Yours, Liesl
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Thanks everyone for posting photos! It's funny how I look much taller in
person. Liesl
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these
details in the reverent way that some describe the hunt for long cage
silver derailers that can accommodate 36T cogs)
rare sightings of Liesl in her native habitat can be seen here:
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Holy Moly, Brian, what a handsome Hunq! Simply beautiful! Woody's
fenders? -admiringly, liesl
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need to focus on (and maybe adding a
little grease to the threads). It could become among a bykin' girl's best
friends.
-liesl always-appreciates-good-mechanic-tips in minneapolis
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Funny that Riv/Grant, who it's fair to say started the whole dang thing,
isn't mentioned at all (at least in my cursory review)
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Welcome to the group! A fount of information and opinions–much of it even
quite useful!
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