Looks good erik. Was planning a similar trip with a buddy of mine. You have
any dates in mind?
-Manny
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Funny that you mention this. I talked to Elizabeth after Grant's book
signing/ride. She said sometime late July. Don't know how right this is,
I'm hoping earlier.
-Manny
On Sunday, June 24, 2012 11:58:15 AM UTC-7, All Rounder 2000 wrote:
My first edition Riv Seersucker shirt is rather
Pictures proved that riding is fun in the city. When you have a guide(John)
that knows where Joe DiMaggio's old house was.
http://flic.kr/s/aHsjzSDgEH
Much better photos here (not mine, Marc's):
http://flic.kr/s/aHsjzXUKwC
Cool video Marc made:
vimeo.com/44072445
This one is just for kick
I can attest to the installation of honjo fenders. It's similar to
wrestling a wool sweater on an alligator. While it's sounds impossible it
really is. The bike looks good. The dents and scratches will add character
to the fenders.
On Thursday, June 14, 2012 10:15:06 PM UTC-7, William wrote:
Fun day.
Grant's book signing at the Warming Hut was greeted by amazing weather and
amazing bikes with amazing people. Glad I got to drag Grant along on this
trip. It's kinda hard to plan a ride like this for people I don't know. So
I figured I would just do a ride and if people wanted
Fun day.
Grant's book signing at the Warming Hut was greeted by amazing weather
and amazing bikes with amazing people. Glad I got to drag Grant along on
this trip. It's kinda hard to plan a ride like this for people I don't
know. So I figured I would just do a ride and if people wanted
Another reason why I love the shop. Hard sells are not in anyone
vocabulary. Instead of trying sell you a brand new bike, they offered a
cheaper way of making the bike more useful. Welcome to the group!
On Saturday, June 9, 2012 8:02:34 PM UTC-7, lumpy wrote:
so got a chance to meet Grant
I agree with Smitty. Pictures proved it exists! Otherwise how could we know
about your not lying. Congrats on the bike.
-Manny
On Friday, June 8, 2012 9:39:23 AM UTC-7, Andy Smitty Schmidt wrote:
This post is 98% worthless without pics, but congratulations anyway and
I'm sure it's a beauty.
My little brother is in Davis. Every time I ride down there Davis the roads
all look the same. Thanks for the pictures. I need to plan another trip
down there
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My little brother says I lack flyer making skills. He told me he could make
a better one.
http://flic.kr/p/ccTqjs
While I agree that this is a better flyer, the typo is just right. I'm not
happy with the photo.
Feel free to post this around.
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Agreed. Photos/bike look awesome.
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Agreed Corwin. Unfortunately I won't be able to make any morning rides that
Sunday morning. I'm more than happy to host any afternoon rides after the
book signing. This is why the interweb does really work out for these kind
of meetings. I guess we'll decide as a group after the ride. Looking
We'll gather together after the book signing. If you see a group of
rivendellish bikes together go with those guys.
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Figured this needed a flyer.
http://flic.kr/p/ccN8vb
Feel free to post this around.
I figure it would be pompous of me to include the ride afterwards in the
flyer since I didn't really ask permission to do a ride.
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I suffer from the same issue. I love rear bags for extra stuff but the bag
always rubs a hole in the rear. I'm usually partial to rear racks, but
never find myself using the rear rack to it's full potential. I have a
Nitto m12 rack that I'm going experiment with by throwing on the rear.
Looks like the probably of two ride it is.
Morning ride to Fred's for french toast.
Afternoon ride after the book signing.
As much as I would love to do both. I feel like some quality time with the
lady friend is much needed. So might be out for the morning ride. More
likely be able to do
Shorter route. Less dirt more urban. 25ish miles. see the best of the city.
http://goo.gl/maps/UKOK
Any thoughts?
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I find myself incredibly lucky and fortunate to be able to do rides this
far and this long. I have very supportive love ones and I'm lucky enough
that I have the time to do these rides. I find out more about myself every
time I do rides like these. For this Populaire I learned that it was okay
the Bay Area... Perhaps multiple days, kinda like the Best of
the Best... That would be some event, and one that would likely draw
riders from around the country.
Peace,
Bobby
On Jun 4, 2:51 am, Manuel Acosta manueljohnaco...@hotmail.com wrote:
The route sounds and looks amazing. I hope
I hear by open up the table for the first annual (hopefully) Rivendell
Rally Bay Area Edition. I know it's kind of late but with school just
ending this was the last thing that crossed my mind. But I digress,
Mr.Grant PetersEn is book signing/reading near the Warming Hut under the
Golden Gate
Link proves that I didn't make it up:
http://www.parksconservancy.org/events/retail/meet-the-author-grant.html
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The route sounds and looks amazing. I hope a Rivendell Rally can be setup
like this on the west coast
On Sunday, June 3, 2012 5:22:21 PM UTC-7, EricP wrote:
Ted,
Excellent photos. Glad to have finally met you in person, both at the
shop on Thursday and the ride on Saturday. Today's part
I highly suggest a rack, if your planning any outdoor trip. The carradice
quick release is great but the actual support starts to wiggle after a
couple bumpy rides. The hupe I hear good things only if you plan on packing
light with the bag. Anything heavy and the hupe cuts into your frame.
On
Anyone riding this Saturday? If I finish early I might head to Rivendell
afterwords.
-Manny
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Anyone riding this Saturday? If I finish early I might head to
Rivendell
afterwords.
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On Saturday, May 19, 2012 8:06:36 PM UTC-7, Manuel Acosta wrote:
One picture to colierate Tommy's first post on the form.
Tommy himself riding up Diablo on his new touring bike!
http://flic.kr/p/c1uJEd
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Rode with the San Francisco Randonneurs on a mixed trail ride over the
Golden Gate Bridge.
Route Golden Gate Bridge Reverse Paradise Loop Railroad Grade West
Point Inn Milwok Trail Coastal Trail Pizza.
The Sam rode well on road, rode better on dirt. No big surprised. The big
tires nor
Time to update. A fun little project I've been working on for 4ish year.
Same picture, different story each time.
Pictures proved that I scoured for hours just looking for these pictures.
http://flic.kr/s/aHsjtqKhQw
-Manny Panda (that's racist) Acosta
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Looks like a great time. We want epic jumps on the allrounder!
On Monday, May 21, 2012 8:33:06 PM UTC-7, Addison wrote:
Thought some might enjoy thisI helped organize an event for bike to
school week and we got about 60 kids out on bikes. Even had a police
escort for parts which the
I loving the hammock. I think you found some moonshine shindig.
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One picture to colierate Tommy's first post on the form.
Tommy himself riding up Diablo on his new touring bike!
http://flic.kr/p/c1uJEd
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Nothing beats New Bike Day. Rode the new bike to work. It was funny because
my student's seem more excited about the bike then I am. LIke any new
shiny thing with wheels, all the kids wanted to ride it. I'm not good at
describing the feel of a new steel bike so I'll quote some of the things
Pictures take plenty of pictures and show us how much fun your having to
remind us to go out on our bikes.
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It's kind of hard to write up a ride recap when Anne and Bill did such a
beautiful job. I'll do what I can not to be redundant.
Like all good trips or experiences it always starts with
some challenging event. Like what I tell my students when they
start complaining about running the mile, If
, Manuel Acosta
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I think it's 17 is the campsite with the huge tree. If you could grab
that
one that would be great. Planning on bringing my hammock that day.
On Friday, May 11, 2012 10:26:59 AM UTC-7, EastBayGuy wrote:
I Will be heading up
On Thursday, May 10, 2012 5:51:20 AM UTC-7, Manuel Acosta wrote:
Planning on riding up Monday afternoon to juniper campsites. Tuesday
planning to check out the Tour de Cal that running through the south gate
of diablo into livermoore. If your interested in doing a s240 and you've
never
So right now the to place where were meeting is up in the air. I guess it
all depends on where you what to ride from. The north gate of diablo or the
south gate.
If we ride the north gate we can meet up around 530ish at Walnut Creek Bart.
If we ride the SOUTH gate we can meet up around 530ish at
I think it's 17 is the campsite with the huge tree. If you could grab that
one that would be great. Planning on bringing my hammock that day.
On Friday, May 11, 2012 10:26:59 AM UTC-7, EastBayGuy wrote:
I Will be heading up earlier in the Day, So I will meet everyone at
Juniper. Any
Planning on riding up Monday afternoon to juniper campsites. Tuesday
planning to check out the Tour de Cal that running through the south gate
of diablo into livermoore. If your interested in doing a s240 and you've
never done one before this is a good first one to do.
Pictures of last s240 up
good to pass up. I'll try to make it
work.
Bill
On Thursday, May 10, 2012 5:51:20 AM UTC-7, Manuel Acosta wrote:
Planning on riding up Monday afternoon to juniper campsites. Tuesday
planning to check out the Tour de Cal that running through the south gate
of diablo into livermoore
Didn't even follow the route planned. Got lost off the gecko found some
runty dirt trail had a grand old time. Finished early enough for me to
visit my parents.
Pictures don't need to prove that it happen. Weenier dogs in baskets do.
http://flic.kr/s/aHsjzciF5U
-Manny Claro! Claro! Claro!
It was funny because I was just thinking about how his book touring was
going and pop there goes a new blug. Looks like he's having a grand old
time. His new book is good btw. Things that you get after years of
experience from riding a bike all in one book. Lots of interesting things.
If your
Kinda sick of club rides where no one talks or is too scared of getting
this bikes dirty. Planning a mix terrain ride( isn't all rides mix
terrain?) from Orinda BART over the Berkley hills into San Leandro on
Sunday. Meeting up with buddy Sean at BART around 9ish on a ride that
hopefully gets
Darn I'm leaving NYC that Saturday. I guess I'll just see back in
California. I did want to have Eben sign my book while I'm here but alas
it's fate has it's way my flight is leaving at 5! Darn
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Most of my time while I'm working pedicab I'm admiring other people's
bikes. Here and there I see a Rivendell. While in front of the ferry
building last Saturday whie waiting for fares I notice a
very familiar Homer with a basket. I told myself that looks like Grant's
bike. And low and behold
Little brother took a hammer to it. He had some quality hammer time with
the rear fender.
Before:
http://flic.kr/p/bM6xT6
After:
http://flic.kr/p/byYJ7U
-Manny
On Friday, April 13, 2012 10:11:13 AM UTC-7, William wrote:
U shaped bike rack is genius. Clearly you need something that is the
http://flic.kr/p/by5kZj
On Friday, April 13, 2012 7:43:38 AM UTC-7, jinxed wrote:
Can't see the photo, but if it's got sharp folds in it she's probably a
goner. I've tried my hand at hammering aluminum for motorcycle parts and
usually end up with splits. Thats with thicker pieces though, so
Now that spring is upon California like any real California spring the
rain comes in. But that doesn't stop the Venturing Crew's after-school
bike rides! Despite the initial shower we got in the morning there was
two kids that wanted to brave the rain and the cold. One of my
students Oscar after
My little brother caught a nail in his rear honjo fender. Thing went
up like an accordion. He wants to take a hammer to it to try to save
it. Anyone have any ideas?
His picture proved it happen: http://flic.kr/p/by5kZj
-Manny
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Planning on heading to New York with the lady friend for spring break. Like
any good couple we already picked a day to ourselves where we get to see
the beauty of New York without each other. (It's a interesting relationship
I know but hey it works for us.) My general belief is that the best
Jim sorry about the crash. The human body is an amazing thing. Despite the
stresses that we put ourselves through the body can recover from the worse.
Having not had personal experience with anyone with a broken hip. I'm
pretty sure that you'll be back on the bike in no time. In regards to the
Cycling is one of the only sports that I know where you don't get
gratification of what you've done until you're finished. So true in the
sport of Randonneuring. If I had to sum up the Last weekend's even in one
word it was wet. So wet in fact that out of the 70ish people that
registered for
Pictures from Rivendell prove that they exist and are awesome.
http://flic.kr/s/aHsjyALBGG
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Great pictures. Colorado looks amazing this time of year. The double
headbadge is a nice touch.
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Having been inspired by many people on the forum to ride a Randonneur
event, I'm planning to ride the populaire this Saturday. Anyone else
going? Any advice for someone who hasn't ridden a Randonneur event
before? I'm still kinda worried about the control cards and what not.
More importantly what
I'm still trying to egg one of my students into doing this. But he
might be in trouble for riding up Mt.Hamiliton after school. He posted
it about it so I quote:
Most supidest thing ive EVER doen: so it was late after school today
and i decided to go for a ride next thing i know is that i feel
Battling a nasty cough I'm glad that my students can always make me
feel better (albeit spiritually not physically). One of
many( hopefully) after-school bike rides.
Picture proved it happened:
http://flic.kr/s/aHsjzg1Z5B
-Manny Did I mention I like being a teacher? Acosta
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Gack! I would have bought the whole set if you posted this to the list
plus the wool clothing!
On Mar 22, 5:25 pm, Tom Norwood tbnorw...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm selling two wool Rivendell Jerseys on ebay. These are the original
Woolistic Rivendell Jerseys from back in the day, both are medium,
Sounds like an epic trip. I wish I could ride in snow.
On Mar 20, 5:49 pm, Brian Hanson stone...@gmail.com wrote:
I bailed on the Brewpub Populaire in Oregon to do my first 200k this past
Saturday in Bellingham, WA. It was definitely an experience! I rode in
snow, freezing rain, plenty of
They say experience is the teacher of all things. For those that are
local and are lucky enough to ride up Mt.Diablo ya'll now how it was
riding up Mt.Diablo for the first time. After the ranger station you
get one of those What the hell am I doing? moments.
Being a teacher I have the unique
Having seen the new bruise bleu in person I can attest to how great
the color is.
Emily's new bike is the bruise bleu
http://www.flickr.com/photos/mannyacosta/6845791516/
On Mar 19, 10:43 am, Ryan Ray ryanr...@gmail.com wrote:
Love that color.
On Monday, March 19, 2012 10:20:37 AM UTC-7,
the scenery was pretty but the real beauty of
the experience was interacting with the people on and along the ride.
I'm going to quote you to that. Pictures and ride report are truly
inspiring. Looking forward to sfrando pop soon
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Just make up an elaborate story about a bear tried attacking you while
you were biking. That always works for me.
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Great post Addison! It's hard to step back and not be distracted by
all the shiny parts and gleaming bikes but you're right. Despite
Rivendell not having a booth their presence is very clear in the
designs and ideals of the builders there.
On Mar 7, 8:02 pm, Addison Wilhite
Riding to NAHBS had a new meaning when I found out that MASHsf was
hosting a fixed gear time trial race to NAHBS starting at Pitsburg/Bay
Point Bart. Not wanting to carry a backpack the whole way there I
decided to join in on the race figuring I can just tag along with the
group to Sacramento. A
sweet! anyone know if theres a ride to NAHMBS Sunday? I'll be riding
up Saturday and checking out the show. Staying with my brother in
Davis then planning to ride Sunday to the convention center from Davis
in the Sunday.
-Manny
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Pencil mustache for me and Riv cap. Leaving the cowboy shirt at home,
it's drench from the commute this morning.
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This is awesome! I wish I know more creeks the movies look fun!
On Feb 27, 5:32 pm, Earl Grey earlg...@gmail.com wrote:
Paul on his Sam Hillborne and I re-rode the trail we discovered two
weeks ago, but this time shortened the approach by driving his truck
about 15km south of town so that we
I've ridden the route coming back from davis. It's flatish and windy
at some sections. Not particular interesting you either ride really
fast through it or you have company to talk to. I was planning on
riding to get to the show with minimal stoppage , but if I can get
some company it would be
I'll be there. Planning on riding from Pittsburg BART Station around
9:30am. Then depending on how I feel I might riding back Sunday or
check out NAHBS and amtrak back. Feel free to join in on the ride!
On Feb 27, 6:36 pm, Dave Faller davefaller...@gmail.com wrote:
I've always wanted to go to
Great find. This is such an awesome story. Thanks for sharing
On Feb 27, 11:55 am, PATRICK MOORE bertin...@gmail.com wrote:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/75524220@N03/6787841858/in/set-721576290...
A CR lister's portfolio of his father's racing days in Addis; he would
have been about my age if
Any pictures?
On Feb 27, 10:55 am, hobie moho1...@yahoo.com wrote:
1-I have two Santini made in Italy long sleeve 50% wool 50% acrylic
jerseys for sale. One is size 3, fits like a medium on the snug side
w. three rear buttoned pockets, short zipper front main color is royal
blue w.
Great couple of days of Winter in California. Days like these you
don't need epic rides to fulfill your cycling needs just a couple of
friends and a little bit of dirt.
Some noted adventures.
Riding with a buddy of mine who hasn't ridden since his crash a year
ago along Redwood Rd. What better
Great couple of days of Winter in California. Days like these you
don't need epic rides to fulfill your cycling needs just a couple of
friends and a little bit of dirt.
Some noted adventures.
Riding with a buddy of mine who hasn't ridden since his crash a year
ago along Redwood Rd. What better
Happy Birthday Joe! Sounds like a great ride/ birthday. I'm glad I'm
not the only one that hears Dueling Banjos whenever I'm in back
country. I want to go here and bring up some chairs and a table to
play chess!
On Feb 21, 9:06 pm, Joe Bunik jbu...@gmail.com wrote:
Ha, good bean spillin', Jim!
Great looking bike Tom. Go with what I do in every life decision flip
a coin. In your case flip three coins. Round robin. Let fate decide!
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Agreed. Pictures remind me I need to stop by the shop and restock on
some wool long sleeves, then get some advice on my current ride and
most importantly camera duel with Harry. Maybe I shall make a ride of
it...
On Feb 18, 8:26 pm, jimD rasterd...@comcast.net wrote:
Drove up to try some MUSA
Found this on trackosaurus. Old article but still relevant for today.
http://outyourbackdoor.com/newarticle.php?id=397
-Manny
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Still holding on hope. If you see it. Let me know.
Picture of the flyer.
http://flic.kr/p/aVASGg
One picture proved that I used the bike to it's fullest.
http://flic.kr/p/b8epir
-Manny Gone but not forgotten. Acosta
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Yes Furthermore Bar sounds like a energy bar that Rivendell makes.
Agreed.
On Feb 8, 6:56 pm, Geoff mocha...@hotmail.com wrote:
+1. I really like the Furthermore Bar, too. Good one, Andrew(BSWP)!
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Do what I do in great life decisions like this. Flip a coin. That's
how I got to be a teacher. Or just go with the San Marcos. Anything
Rivendell touches is gold.
On Feb 7, 6:05 am, trek610 tspin...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi all,
I am at a cross roads and need some help deciding on how best to spend
I knew that bike was 52cm. Congrats with the bike!
On Jan 29, 1:19 pm, Linkbeak linkb...@gmail.com wrote:
I am the proud new owner of Duy's 52 cm Ram, which I bought to replace
a 54 which was a tad too big. I want to ride this bike long
distances, so fit is everything. Anyway, in case anyone
I hear a ride up to Mt.Tam!
On Jan 30, 9:58 pm, Amit Singh asd...@gmail.com wrote:
Manny, you're most welcome. I've been thinking about shipping this
bicycle minus wheels down for our next set of adventures in Marin
County and beyond!
On Jan 30, 10:35 pm, Manuel Acosta manueljohnaco
Love the ride report. I have yet to cross that threshold into
randonneuring. Hopefully this summer can put me on the right path. Any
suggestions to someone who would want to do something like this but
with no prior experience?
-Manny
On Jan 31, 10:10 am, Brian Hanson stone...@gmail.com wrote:
I want to ride this! Put me on the handlebars.
Now you just need to start getting it dirty
On Jan 30, 4:25 pm, Amit Singh asd...@gmail.com wrote:
Hopefully with the well-loved Atlantis I just inherited and am
building up now (thanks Clif)!
http://www.flickr.com/photos/amisingh/6792554183/
I like this. Being a stubborn, self-doer of sorts, I dislike not
working on my own bike. I believe that we are all makers of our own
destiny and we should be have some physical aspect of building or
maintaining our own bikes. That way if something breaks or falls off
you know it's your fault.
On
One of my favorite things about the Rivendell website are the
pictures. Every picture on the site always reminds me that I should be
riding my bike. I say hell with fast loading. Some things are best
when slowed down.
On Jan 26, 1:51 pm, Dave Rivbike d...@rivbike.com wrote:
Yes, the slideshow.
Awww.. So does that me I can't start racing cyclocross now? I was
looking forward on hellish training rides, that make me want to throw
up...
On Jan 25, 5:29 pm, Michael Hechmer mhech...@gmail.com wrote:
A while back the Riv Reader published an article challenging the benefits
of ultra
Awesome. thanks for the repost. One of my goals in life is to collect
all the rivenell readers and have them be the only things in my book
shelf.
On Jan 24, 8:51 pm, Joe Bunik jbu...@gmail.com wrote:
Googling around on a combination of obscure keywords turned up this
gem, the Nitto interview
Lip balm works really good. But for the bold and hungry I find that
grease from chicken adobe works well.
On Jan 23, 5:29 pm, tarik saleh tariksa...@gmail.com wrote:
Rather than trimming my mustache I'd like to curl it up. What kind of
mustache wax have you used? What do you like?
The bird was just christening the bag on it's maiden voyage! Looks
good.
On Jan 23, 10:48 am, Ryan Ray ryanr...@gmail.com wrote:
Saturday I had a ride to Vashon on the calendar. The Thursday before,
SNOWPOCALYPSE descended upon the PNW and the ride was cancelled. I had
just received a few bike
Agreed. Don't forget the ever wonderful BART transit. More than able
to cut a few hours of your day to get to the beautiful places of the
bay area quicker. When in March are you planning to visit? If I'm
free, I wouldn't mind showing you guys some prime ride around the
area.
-Manny
On Jan 22,
I'm more excited about the knife bike attachment! I sure hope that
becomes a Rivendell product!
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Wow that amazing. Makes me feel bad about myself. My meager 60ish
miles on geared road bike seemed hard to me.
On Jan 16, 1:07 pm, nawr...@comcast.net wrote:
That does it Eric, I cant take it anymore, you have tempted me to my limit
with you pix of CA rides, I am moving back! :)
Awesome and
Agreed. I never really knew Jay as a personally. My visits to the shop
always consisted small talks with Jay. Sometimes on a rare occasion, I
would catch him around Berkeley and we would exchange cycling nods. I
was always star-struck whenever I saw him. The pictures on the site
and his videos
Ride report made me smile! Pictures make me jealous! All we have here
in California is gloomy dark days coming up ahead of us. I won't mind
the snow that looks like fun to ride through. Riding in the rain is
fun, but only for the first few times. When are you planning to
heading back to Cal?
On
After reading one of Ray Hosler's adventures of him and various of
other Bay Area cycling legends attempt to ride over to Portola Park
through Big Dipper Ranch.( You can read this story and others on his
website here http://rayhosler.wordpress.com/2011/10/02/once-upon-a-ride-2/)
It inspired me to
I've done this with some old campy wheels after buying from a garage
sale in San Francisco. Rich from Rivendell does this with his orders
on his big dummy. I'm pretty sure theres a picture of that floating
around the internet somewhere.
On Jan 7, 3:25 pm, PATRICK MOORE bertin...@gmail.com wrote:
*face palm*
On Jan 6, 11:50 am, Duy Tran duyhav...@gmail.com wrote:
Just want to correct the post it is in fact a 52cm rambo
On Dec 29 2011, 3:00 pm, Duy Tran duyhav...@gmail.com wrote:
In great shape! Has nitto noodle handlebar shimano brakes along with
silver tektro interrupter
This bike is a beauty. I've had the great opportunity to see this bike
in person and I'm kinda sad that Duy is selling it. I'm pretty sure
this bike is a 52cm. I would have tried to steal this bike if it was a
50cm. I agreed the bike doesn't really suit Duy's riding style. Before
Duy left to LA he
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