Pm sent on Brooks
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Thanks Joe.
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It looks like the Gus and the Susie have different forks.
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This list is full of interesting and community minded members. You are an
inspiring group.
I’ve been involved with Parrots for nearly 40 years.
I fly them outdoors as well as photographing them in flight.
I do free behavioral consulting to help people better understand their birds
and
Rene,
What is the rear axle spacing?
Thank you
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Try doing a search for red buffalo plaid Patrick.
I’ve been sold on Pendleton’s for decades. They are my go to for about six
months of the year.
If you shop for vintage, size up at least a size compared to their current fit.
You may have a Pendleton store near you where you can try on a
Leah,
When my Brother in Law (my brother is what he was to me), passed away
suddenly, the priest officiating over his service said something that really
resonated with me.
He said Stephen was here temporarily as a gift to us and had been called back
home.
Peace to you and your family.
Patrick,
I sent an image that I lifted from Phil’s site.
I sent it privately since it was too large to post here
Ray
On Saturday, June 8, 2019 at 8:27:56 PM UTC-7, Patrick Moore wrote:
> First, a naive question: Does the Ritchey Logic 110/74 triple take a JIS
> taper? Frankly, I've never paid
There is a local woman who makes really nice reusable filters
I have a couple
She can be found at ebbfilter.com
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There is a local woman who makes very nice reusable filters.
I have a couple. You can find her here
ebbfilters.com
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Cold brew coffee keeps for at least a week.
It can be made very concentrated so a small amount can be used to make a larger
amount.
If I were going out for a week or less, I would take my prepare concentrate
with me and reconstitute as needed.
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That looks like a gopher snake to me.
Rattlesnakes are fatter for a given length. They inject venom and don’t need
the extra length to coil around their prey.
The pattern is different from any rattlers in your area.
Rattlesnakes have large diamond shaped heads with visible open pits (extra
@Stoker,
Viv’s Riv appears to have a really slack seat tube.
Did she request that?
Nice bike
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Great story!
The big question, has a HHH tandem become a topic of conversation in your
family?
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Try absconded with or purloined, Leah
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I use a vintage hand crank Zassenhaus.
I’ve used it daily for close to 15 years and it was probably 30 years old when
I bought it.
For comparison I also have an Olympia burr grinder which is a scaled down
commercial quality grinder.
I can give a dozen reasons to choose a manual grinder.
Just a thought———-check your spam folders regularly.
I find all sorts of emails in mine, oftentimes I find messages that I initially
thought were not answered.
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I’ve always brought my bike into a store that sells testers model paint and
held up the bottles till I found something close.
I glue a tiny piece of fine sandpaper to the eraser end of a pencil to feather
the edges of the scratch and prep the area.
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Not crazy, you need another bike.
Set them up differently and enjoy them.
You are in the right place if you are seeking enablers.
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Riv used to list some very affordable build kits that would be really hard to
beat price wise unless you already had a bunch of components.
I suspect everything shy of bars and wheels would fit in the frame box.
It would be worth asking them first since you are already getting a frame.
Ray
Philip,
The current orange on the Roadinis would be my first choice for color. It’s a
great color IMHO.
The orange on the HHH tandems is another great color, once again, IMHO
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I suspect something like a Legolas that takes 50mm 650 tires would attract a
fair amount of attention.
A bit pared down in stoutness from the current allrounders.
A refresh of the original allrounder/XO-1
I’m pretty sure I’d buy one.
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Here’s a thought: instead of offering discounts and including the reader, the
new membership went towards helping offset the cost of product development or
whatever cash flow issues the company experienced during slow times.
Perhaps giving members the first, say 24 hour, opportunity to
That’s tons of information Tom
Thank you very much
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Thank you Justin,
It’s not up there yet but I’ll keep an eye out.
Cheers
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Just curios if anyone knows how the upcoming Wavie bar compares to the MAP
Ahearne bar.
Looking for something like the MAP for a townish trail bike.
The Jitensha bar I tried was a bit narrow and lacked the real estate if I opted
for thumbies.
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Keep in mind that Todd Kuzma also owned Heron in the second iteration
I have no idea which era this frame is from.
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I had the original mustache bars on a commuter with barend shifters.
I really liked that combo for riding in traffic. Braking was super strong and
quickly accessible and shifting required almost no loss of attentiveness.
Great attributes for riding in traffic.
I have a pair of Albastache bars
I bought a set of the G-ones with the smaller dots for my HHH tandem but have
not tried them.
I’m running the big fat Schwalbe Super Moto tires on mine and couldn’t be
happier with them.
They get ridden on dirt, road, gravel etc...
Between those cushy tires and a sprung Brooks for the stoker,
Rack is sold
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Cross posted from ibob list, apologies for redundancy
This rack fits 26” and likely most 650b sizes.
Measures 13 1/8” from mounting hole to bottom of platform
Condition is excellent
Email for pictures, files are too large to post here rayvarella007 at gmail dot
com
$120 plus shipping
Personally, I would wait.
A couple months go by quickly but a compromise you make to get a different
frame will be with you for a long time.
If you have something else to ride in the short term it will be worth the wait.
When something is slightly out of spec, it’s likely much worse on the
SOLD!
Thank you all for your interest
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Price drop to $650 plus shipping
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Yes Jonathon but the files are too large to post here.
I’ll email them to you
Thank you
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This is one of the Rivendell Roscoe Bubbe frames. A step through with a
lift-a-tube
54cm seat tube. , fork, headset. I have a new, unused seatpost to include
It comes with a custom made Orc Demi porter rack for the front.
This frame has the Joe Appaloosa fork. It fits 2.3” Thunder Burt’s,
Good job Joe.
If I didn’t already have something that takes 38mm tires, I would grab one.
It’s a great color.
Any idea if the new sams are the same color?
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I think it’s a shadow from the non-drive side seatstay
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Cross posted from the bob list, I apologize for the redundancy
Wanted: Does anyone have an older Nitto technomic deluxe in 11cm with 25.4 bar
clamp diameter?
This bike has a short head tube and both the tallux and technomic are much too
long.
Please reply offlist. rayvarella007 at g mail dot
Nothing to add but I would likely commit to one if they fit me.
2.8” is a pretty fat tire and fatter than what’s on my HHH and it’s super cushy
with two people on it.
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Definitely Niel, I just use Crystal because it’s what I had on hand when I was
rummaging for a recovery snack. Salt, vinegar and a beer really help with
recovery from a long ride.
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Chicharrones are what inspired commercially produced pork rinds.
The carniceria up the street makes them two ways, one is similar to pork rinds,
the other has more skin and meat. Those are better for simmering with your
beans or dicing up and sprinkling on top.
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If you are heading towards Reno from the Bay Area, before you get to Donner
Summit, there is a town called Nyack.
Park there and ride through Emigrant Gap till you get past Sugar Bowl Ski
Resort. A bit further up the road, the view opens up to see Donner Lake.
There’s lots of Granite Boulders
I would never talk anyone out of their pork rinds but triscuit crackers flooded
with crystal hot sauce go great with cold beer.
The basketweave pattern in the cracker holds copious amounts of the hot sauce
and you sort of slurp it out of the cracker before you chew it.
Pork rinds go great with
Patrick,
I’ve used cinch straps (like the Irish straps) for all sorts of large, awkward
and heavier packages. I run two around the box left to right and one front to
back. Does that make sense?
It holds things very securely for post office, farmers markets or work runs.
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Does the Downtube have the same wrinkled paint at the head tube lug?
That looks like the result of a crash. Is the fork bent?
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..and don’t forget about drop, if stand over is part of your sizing
equation.
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If you don’t have an inexpensive mitre box, it might be worth picking one up.
You can get them for as low as a few dollars and they work great for cutting
square ends on all sorts of items. They store easily and are completely
portable.
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I had a front tire blow out coming down Mt. Diablo back in the late 70s.
I was coming around the bend in between Turtle Rock Ranch and Diablo Ranch when
I heard a loud “blam”.
I felt the front wheel start to wash out, I grabbed the rear brake, dropped
down onto the top tube and dragged my my
That looks more like rat urine than rust. There is some rust but I’m pretty
sure most of what you are seeing is rodent urine.
They leave oily residue where they have been. Shine a black light on it and see
if it has an inflorescence to it.
My guess is much of that will wash off.
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Some key things to consider when working with any animal to perform any task.
The animal is never wrong.
Set up the environment so the only possible outcome is for the animal to be
successful
If the dog isn’t ready to stay in the basket, the worst thing you can do is
force the issue.
Another way to check is to remove the tire, turn it inside out and fold it back
on itself. Oftentimes there is a little discoloration in the casing where the
thorn/wire/shard etc...is.
Having the tire folded back on itself often raises the tip of the offending
bits.
I’ve never ever felt
Like Doug says, penetrating oil.
I have a drawer full of various sized slot head screwdrivers, jamming one into
an Allen head screw works to turn the screw because the blade spans the widest
points of the hex.
I use that method prior to actually stripping the Allen head or cutting a slot.
Rich,
My method is far more crude than any of the suggestions you have received.
I run my tires as low as I can without having them wash out during hard
cornering or bottoming out over bumps.
I nearly always bleed off a little air after pumping them up once I ride a
block or two and
The Deacon Patrick gave you the best answer.
The HHH tandem and Appaloosa do not share the same fork, the tandems have more
clearance.
I have an Appaloosa fork here to compare.
Last year, when I was looking at a group of bikes at Riv, I’m pretty sure it
was Roman who told me that they try
Many years ago, I had a similar shaped bag, might have been Kirkland or
Kirtland, it had a foam liner.
Sort of like a backpacking pad material. It was white, semi dense closed cell
foam.
It held the shape of the bag and dampened the noise of anything bouncing around
when it was only partially
Did anyone catch the Joe is listed as having 650b wheels in the 48 & 51cm
Does that mean the 46 with 26” wheels has been replaced with a 650b 48?
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Don’t overthink it Joe,
I wear ankle high moccasins for at least 90% of my working, walking, hiking and
daily footwear.
On a several hour hike in Big Sur, on super steep trails, the two girls I was
with were wearing flip flops.
Just watch out for poison oak, rattlesnakes and anything big
Chains are consumables and wear out as fast or faster than tires.
I buy at least 5-10 at a time. I started doing this when sedisport chains were
$5 a pop.
Adjusted for inflation, decent chains are still pretty reasonable and they are
a fraction of the cost of chainrings and cogs.
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I wonder if different breeds of cattle produce varying degrees of supple
leather.
It’s possible that as cattle have been line bred for higher butterfat
production or better marbling in steaks, the stiffness of the hides may have
inadvedently
You can try putting them in boiling water and slipping them on while they are
hot and pliable.
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Here’s my take on the subject: I try to spend the majority of my discretionary
dollars with small businesses, artisans, farmers and artisans.
I do my banking with my local credit union.
Community is critical and having a real person remember your name and thank you
for your support is how we
THAT was a great read.
Thank you Patrick
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I for one would like to commend Igor for his transparency.
Thank you Igor.
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I’ve bumped mine quite a few times and there is no visible sign of having done
so.
I was also careful not to over tighten the mounting nut so it has a very tiny
bit of wiggle room. Not because it’s loose but because I didn’t cinch it so
tight as to distort the fender.
All in all, I’ve been
Bill,
There was a “spy photo” that Grant posted in a thread a while back.
I don’t recall what the discussion was about and don’t know what heading to
search for.
That might also be the frame you were thinking of. He hinted that it was
something in the possible works.
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That looks like fun, the fried egg face got a good chuckle out of me.
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Before you unwrap your bars, see if the clamps are interchangeable.
You may be able to remove the levers from the clamp and mount your new levers
to the existing clamps.
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Leslie,
Green beans keep at least 4-6 months like Patrick says.
They will gradually lose some of their fruity and spicy undertones and nuances
over time and you will be left with really smooth and delicious coffee.
Some island grown beans are actually aged for a couple years before they are
Patrick,
I use something similar to a nettipot but rather than passively
pouring the solution into your nose, this is a soft squeezable bottle with a
tube that goes to the bottom.
You put it in one nostril and squeeze hard, then do the other nostril the same
way.
It’s called Niel
Perhaps taking enough prepaid preorders to cover production costs would make it
feasible.
The issue could be unforeseen expenses that aren’t accounted for.
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I sent them a note with my credits purchase.
Their emails have been getting routed to my spam folder in spite of me labeling
them “not spam”.
If that happens a lot then many people on their list don’t get their emails.
Not sure how we can help with that.
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Bob,
To simulate a torrential downpour, I ran the faucet on spray over the
Bell. It dampens the sustain but the strikes are still about 80% of full
volume.
Keep in mind that rain softens the sound waves of ambient noise and that will
also contribute to the effectiveness of the Bell.
The
Bob,
Have you tried the Crane Riten Bell?
It doesn’t have a single striker, it has a couple strikers that are forced
outward with centrifugal force.
Instead of a ding ding, they make a br brggg tone and do so on the
push and return.
They are loud but have a nice tone.
Ray
Thank you Patrick,
I had the earlier moustache bars on a couple bikes.
I found myself a bit stretched out in the forward position and wanting a bit
more length in the rearward position.
The new version seems to have addressed both these issues.
I have an Ibis Scorcher with the original bars
...now to decide on which bars and brakes, I have just about everything else.
I’m leaning towards albastache.
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Something like a Legolas that takes up to 50mm 650B tires
But honestly, the HHH tandem is one of the best bikes I’ve ever owned.
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Yes sir, I’ve had it for years.
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Joe,
You’re welcome to ride my Scorcher sometime.
They are nice riding bikes and definitely worth snagging if you see one for
sale.
Your bike looks great.
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I bent a derailer hanger years ago. The guy that built the frame straightened
it.
He used a torch to heat it before bending.
He said since the dropout was forged, it might crack if you tried setting it
cold.
YMMV
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I don’t know anyone Eric but a friend of mine has used a site called
“couchsurfing.com” and has had nothing but positive experiences.
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I have a couple different 50 mile rides I do, they are both on mostly paved
surfaces, both have at least 8-10 miles of climbing and descending.
I’ve done both these rides for close to 25 years.
When I got my first 650B bike (in the early 2000s), I started riding that bike
more than most.
It
I suspect no one has said anything because there wasn’t a spy photo on the BLUG
to create the typical buzz here at the cyber-water cooler
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No one has mentioned the diversion attachment,
Grant, is that the illegitimate love child of a truss frame and double top tube
frame?
Now the PETA folks will be after us to spay and neuter our bikes, the shelters
are full.
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I know it’s a long shot, is anyone sitting on a set of those tagua nut
tiddlywinks that Riv had a number of years ago?
I loaned mine out and never saw them again.
I’d be happy to purchase a set if anyone has some.
Thank you,
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You could also take up the slack with a ghost ring/cog
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I have schwalbe thunder burts on my Rosco mtn Mixte.
They have plenty of clearance.
I don’t see the size on them.
They are somewhere between 2.1” and 2.35” if memory serves correctly.
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In regards to tires: I have Schwalbe super Moto X tires on my HHH
They are big, fat, cushy tires. In my very humble opinion, they are perfect for
the bike.
Paired with a nicely broken in sprung brooks for the stoker, the bike has
plenty of suspension for the stoker.
We intentionally hit a
Tim,
When I got my first tandem several decades ago I built it up myself.
After it was built up, a few people commented on how “tricky” tandems could be.
Not so.
I built my HHH this year and it went together very smoothly.
Set up the rear just as you would if it were a single bike, get
Was it a heron or an Egret, Patrick?
The wetlands here are full of two different species of egrets.
I was on a ride and watched a greater egret catch a vole, just as I passed it,
it took flight, a red tailed hawk swooped down and caused the egret to drop his
vole and the hawk grabbed it and
If I'm remembering correctly, the Saluki had double tapered seat stays, not
sure if the Bleriot did.
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Thank you RonaTD
Are you running side pull or center pull brakes?
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Has anyone posted pictures of their huge Rosco Mixte?
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Morning all,
I have a 55cm Cheviot that takes 650B wheels
What are some of the larger tires that fit well?
I haven't purchased brakes yet but am leaning towards side pulls.
Will something as large as the Compass switchback hills tires fit?
I read the Riv brochure and it says 45mm
One other thing to consider, is there a possibility you will share this bike
with anyone or have guests who could use it?
Since step through frames offer a lot of flexibility in sizing you may add that
into your decision making process.
If people shorter than you might use the bike then it
Good Job Patrick,
Certain beans will go quickly from first to second crack, I observe this with
Kenya coffees quite often.
It could also be the heat of your roasting apparatus.
Try lowering the heat once you hear the first cracks, that should slow things
down a bit.
Enjoy your coffee
Ray
For those who asked; I think equipment is far less important than buying good
quality beans.
Coffee is a food crop. Environmental factors, processing and handling all play
a huge part in how good the beans are.
Personal preference is also important, if you like something, that is all that
I've been home roasting for years and years.
Even in the Bay Area where I live, there is no coffee available that is as good
as what I can roast in 7 minutes in my kitchen.
Benefits, fresher coffee
Lower expense, about half the cost of buying roasted coffee
Ups drops green beans at the door
Don't forget to factor in your crank length.
5mm difference in cranks equals 10mm in the full revolution.
5mm shorter means 5mm less at the top and bottom of the stroke.
Go from 165mm to 175mm cranks and you may find your hip flexor, knees and foot
muscles as well as calf and Achilles' tendons
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