though! Not sure the timing works out but just from the basic
> routes we might be able to make a morning coffee outside rendezvous work
> sometime. WETH and I have met a couple times in the Georgetown waterfront
> area...
>
>
>
> On Wed, Sep 2, 2015 at 9:47 AM, Philip K
Patrick,
Maryland is #10 and I share your thoughts. What must cycling in states 41-50
be like? Perhaps there are only small distinctions between states in the study.
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Iphone 6 on its way.
Currently I use an Iphone 4 in a Lifeproof case mounted on bike with Lifeproof
attachment which easily moves among my bikes. The Lifeproof case did not hold
up well over 30+ months of use, but it was waterproof until 3 months ago, and I
liked the phone mounted where I
Patricks,
Your methods have merit and are cost effective! When I want to unplug and ride
peacefully I do put the phone in a saddlebag or musa pant pocket. However,
other rides I need or want to have access more quickly.
Thanks,
Erl
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David,
That is a beautiful bike!
Erl
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Any more photos of the bike?
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Outstanding!
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Drew,
So sorry to learn if your experience. A cautionary tale for us all.
Matt,
Interestly, after warning against sandwich clamping kickstands, Surly
recommends a double legged as preferable to single:
We recommend the use of two leg kickstands such as the Pletscher. Such a
design helps reduce
Yes, Surly does say not to use one.
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Drew,
I use one on my Surly LHT with sandwich-no kickstand plate on an LHT. It has
supported a good 50lbs of weight with no problems while the bike was fully
loaded on tour. I do hear it creak on occasion when used with a heavy load.
My only other complaints are front wheel flop and issues
I have a bike you could borrow. Photo here : https://flic.kr/p/rwdcLk
I also have a 56cm Atlantis with Noodles if you think it would fit you.
I am traveling until later in August. Contact me off list and we can see what
we can arrange if you're interested.
Thanks,
Erl
Kensington, MD
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Outstanding! Keep up the great work. Please post pics when Clem arrives!
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No garage, but in my shed, screened porch, living room and basement I have the
following:
1975 Motobecane Super Mirage
58cm Surly LHT
56cm Atlantis
58cm Riv Road
58cm Romulus-frame/fork -winter build project
42cm Surly LHT- my wife's
Two generic hybrids circa 1996 that I repainted and built for
I get four fendered bikes on my Hollywood rack easily. There is no
interference for me
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Kelly,
I like that style rack too. Mine is a Hollywood
http://m.hollywoodracks.com/hitch-rack-sport-rider-4.html
But it appears to be similar to your swagman model.
Safe cycling.
Erl
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Larry,
I remember this frame listing for sale. I am pleased it found a good home.
Your build looks great. Enjoy and thanks for sharing.
Erl
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Patrick,
I carry a lightweight set of gloves which work well for road/trail side repairs
of flats or chains.
Hope you get some rain and not just humidity from monsoon season!
Erl
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Good to know about the Big Bens comparing well.
George, I actually have a second set of Big Apples in inventory. Based on how
long my first pair wore, I was worried they would be discontinued by the time I
needed a replacement for the current set.
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David,
Ruffy Tuffys please.
Thanks,
Erl
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Guys,
Tremendous feedback; I appreciate it.
Steven, Jim and Mark, a sunrise ride up Cadillac Mountain is now on my must do
list.
Mark, the Park Loop will also be ridden; I think we will just miss each other
as I will be there next week.
Howard, I am intrigued by the idea to take a ferry to
I will be spending a week on Mt. Desert Island with my Arlantis. It appears
there are many cycling options with in Acadia National Park on the carriage
trails and park roads. What about cycling on the roads outside the park on the
island? Are there roads or portions of roads to avoid? Are
At the risk of thread drift, I didn't realize Jim was closing his shop. Two
years ago he was extremely helpful as I built up a Surly LHT for my wife. Only
in this group, would I contact someone I didn't know for advice and purchase
parts from a store I had never visited.
Jim, my wife loves
Eunice,
Thank you for the poignant post. I enjoy your writing and your photographs.
I am in the early stages of building up a Romulus. One of the open tabs on my
web browser is a photo of Seth's Romulus in a workstand from Flickr. He
continues to inspire and instruct.
All the best,
Erl
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Tony,
Well done! I am pleased to read how well the trip went, other than the two
flats. I am also glad you tamed the stairway at Harpers Ferry! I'll never
forget experiencing that at the end of a 75 mile day.
Thanks for letting me tag along for a while. I enjoyed riding with you two.
-Erl
Ron,
Glad your ok. The impatience of drivers is shocking. When I get overtaken on
my bike in a dangerous/reckless manner, karma often lets me catch-up at a
traffic light. Somehow one of my bike lights switch to strobe mode and is
readjusted into their rear view mirror! :)
Stay safe and
Patrick,
Glad you're back riding. Selfishly, I have missed your photos in my Flickr
stream.
I hope today's fireworks don't cause you trouble. Folks in my neighborhood have
been setting them off all week. I have a dog who responds vocally and loudly to
fireworks. It's been a long week and I
Liesl,
Oh my, I don't know much about foppishness, but that Saluki is gorgeous! I
love the red and how well the tweed complements. Just lovely!
-Erl
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I have the Altus on my Atlantis and Riv Road, both indexed, and they shift
perfectly. And when I am not shifting, I forget it's there! I will be buying
more Altus rear derailers as the need arises.
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Well written and I couldn't agree more.
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I am interested if still available.
Thanks
Monday, June 29, 2015 at 11:21:56 AM UTC-4, Carlin Eng wrote:
Hi all,
I have a 650B wheelset up for sale. The front is a Deore LX hub laced to a 32
spoke Velocity Synergy rim. The rear is a Deore LX hub (8/9/10 speed
compatible, 135mm spacing)
Tony,I enjoyed the meet up, conversation and ride.
Your Saluki build looks fabulous and gave me some ideas for my next project:
the Romulus.
-Erl
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Bill,
You make some great finds!
-Erl
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For the interested: I was able to place a 56cm one in the cart. However, I
did not purchase it. It appears they have 50, 52, and 56 in blue and 50 and 52
in green.
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With my youngest, we skipped training wheels. I had him on one of those razer
scooters for a month to work on balance. (If I had known about the balance
bikes, I would have used one.). Once he learned to balance on the scooter, it
was an easy and intuitive transfer to a bike.
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Of course it should be razor scooter:
http://www.walmart.com/ip/10929195?wmlspartner=wlpaselectedSellerId=0adid=22736594wl0=wl1=gwl2=twl3=40334668712wl4=wl5=plawl6=56954005865veh=sem
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Depending on how much time you'll have in DC before your start, the riding
along the Potomac River in Georgetown around toward the Kennedy Center is
beautiful. Depending on your first day mileage, I might suggest the Capital
Crescent trail out of Silver Spring all the way to Georgetown. In
Chris,
I would hope to join you on the 6th as you ride out of Silver Spring. Not
sure if I can take two days off or not. Looking forward to it!
All the best,
Erl
On Monday, June 15, 2015 at 8:37:34 AM UTC-4, Pondero wrote:
Because I've had such great experiences meeting my internet buddies
Zach, a beautiful build. Wishing you many happy miles and adventures!
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That's a nice looking bike, too!
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Bob,
I rode the GAP/CO last summer. It was a wonderful trip. I am also happy to
share any info or answer any questions. I think 7 days sounds like a fine pace.
I live in the DC area and will be around when you arrive. I would be happy to
meet up before you drive to Pittsburg. I will be away
Alan,
Good luck giving up the cigarettes. It is not easy but it can be done; I know!
I have ridden albatross bars 75 miles in one day, and whatever discomfort I had
was unrelated to the bar!
Good luck with the training!
Erl
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Michael, I'll second what Deacon wrote. It should hold your list of items
fine. Yesterday, I was out riding, and I fit a pint of Honest Tea and a pint
of Stawberry Quick milk in mine and zipped it! It also holds it shape well
empty.
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Joe, good catch! I read spare tube, but I see he did write tire. A tire would
be a tough fit.
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I flirted with the Ram, but I did not win. I don't need another bike even
though I want almost every Riv I see!
On Monday, June 1, 2015 at 8:56:46 AM UTC-4, Tim Gavin wrote:
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So who is the big winner???
70 degrees and 80% humidity when I left my house this morning at 6am. As
always an ibex wool t-shirt and Musa shorts kept me relatively cool and dry
or less hot and less damp on my 8 mile ride to work.
Summer has arrived in Washington, DC and it is never a dry heat!
On Thursday, May 28, 2015
Those fenders came out nicely! You are right about the silky feel of a new
drivetrain! Beautiful bike. Congrats!
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http://americancyclery.com/collections/nitto/products/nitto-technomics-280mm-1-quill-stem-26-0-clamp
I bought mine from American Cyclery.
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Will,
Indeed! I use the Altus on my Rivendell Road and it works great. Should the
derailer need replacing, I will likely replace it with the Altus.
Thanks,Erl
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Patrick,
Thanks. No it doesn't perform well. Won't shift into smallest cassette ring.
also it doesn't pedal backwards in smaller cogs either-chain comes off pulley
wheel.
Erl
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Thanks all. Off to LBS tomorrow.
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Thanks guys. I think something is bent or twisted. With a bit more testing on
my part, Sheldon seems to confirm what many of you had surmised: a bent hanger.
If the rear indexing works properly when using the large chainwheel but not on
the small chainwheel, or vice-versa, this is often a sign
Bill, I am always inspired by your work. Well done.
Erl
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Sounds like some well thought out changes. I look forward to after pictures.
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This is a beautiful weekend to ride it. Congrats.
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A beautiful bike and build. Congratulations and best wishes for thousands
of enjoyable miles.
On Wednesday, May 20, 2015 at 10:39:59 PM UTC-4, Doug Williams wrote:
At last! My new A. Homer Hilsen! Here is the obligatory picture in front
of Riv HQ. I just threw on my bag and a water bottle
Excellent news, Tony. I look forward to seeing the build process unfold
and eventually getting in a ride with you.
On Sunday, May 17, 2015 at 10:58:48 PM UTC-4, Tony DeFilippo wrote:
http://dr2dc.blogspot.com/2015/05/re-building-saluki-components-highlights.html
Component glamour shots as
Short Version: My non driveside crank arm won't stay tightened after I took it
off to clean and inspect. Any ideas why?
Long version: really it is too long:
Four miles into my eight mile commute at 6:30 on Monday morning last week, I
felt a wobble as I pedaled. The left crank arm had worked
Ron, Joe, David and Steve,
Thanks so much for your thoughts. I will try some loctite, while I wait for
the new crankset and BB to arrive. Steve, I might be in touch when I install
the new components.
Much thanks,
Erl
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Mine arrived last evening. It is as nice in my hand as it is in the
photographs. Well done and thanks.
Erl
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Tom,
You commute through some scenic and peaceful areas. Thanks for sharing the
lovely photos. I imagine your commute is a cathartic way to start and end the
work day. Your office looks nice, too.
-Erl
On Tuesday, May 5, 2015 at 9:43:34 AM UTC-4, Pudge wrote:
Different commutes suit
Wow, you had wonderful weather to go with the beautiful scenery.
Congratulations on riding the century. That is on my list to accomplish
this year. Your Bleriot looks great..
On Monday, May 4, 2015 at 12:34:44 AM UTC-4, Lungimsam wrote:
*The Ride:*
7th annual Six Pillars Century Ride in
Drew,
I'll second the cx70. I use it with the Sugino wide/low double on a RivRoad.
It does come close to the chain stay, but I have had no issues.
http://flic.kr/p/siXCTa
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I just ordered one, too. Beautiful!
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KC,
I appreciate the opportunity to update my experience. I went with the
Holywood platform
rack:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000QJC4AY/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s01?ie=UTF8psc=1
At the time, REI was out of the one I wanted from them. The basic set-up
of this rack holds two bikes, and
Patrick,
Versatility as you described will top my list of features when I am next
shopping for a new-to-me vehicle. I have also given much thought to an
enclosed travel trailer, that could permanently house a family of bikes and
be easily towed when travel called-a bike shed on wheels. Of
And is he a triathlete?
On Friday, May 1, 2015 at 5:26:45 PM UTC-4, Pudge wrote:
How good a friend is he?
*From:* rbw-owne...@googlegroups.com javascript: [mailto:
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*Sent:* Friday, May 01, 2015 5:26 PM
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Amit,
I was in a similar situation last year. A friend wanted to buy a new bike;
his budget was about half of your friend's. He met me for a ride on two
occasions. He had an old mountain bike with the bars below the seat. As
we rode, he commented on my more upright riding position and how
Bob,
I am glad it was not a more catastrophic experience for you.
All the best,
Erl
On Wednesday, April 29, 2015 at 11:52:15 PM UTC-4, Statrixbob wrote:
First let me say...no injuries, no accident, didn't even fall over. Having
said that, it was a bit unexpected and I'm terribly grateful it
Congratulations on the new bike. Looking forward to seeing photos of the
final build.
There have been some good suggestions. My two cents:
1. Compass tires
2. Sneaker pedals
3. Interrupter levers (I like them on my noodles when I am riding in urban
areas)
4. Cork bar tape; I prefer it to the
Congratulations Bob! I enjoyed your write-up. All-in-all it appears to have
been a great day in paradise!
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Dave,
That is a beautiful bike to my eyes, too, with thoughtfully selected parts.
I enjoyed viewing the photos. Best wishes in your effort to find it a new
home.
Erl
On Tuesday, April 28, 2015 at 8:20:45 AM UTC-4, Dave Hallerman wrote:
Hi,
I'm the original owner of this 56.5cm (c-c)
Hugh, happy birthday! It looks like you had a great trip. Beautiful photos as
always.
-Erl
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you're pushing your luck with the bending forces this
will allow you to transmit through the part of the stem outside the frame.
I really think you should consider dropping it at least an inch.
On Saturday, April 25, 2015 at 8:06:28 PM UTC-7, WETH wrote:
Patrick, I like my bars high
Steve,
You made some nice modifications. That seems spacious enough for what you
want to carry. I will be curious to learn how it handles on the road.
Erl
On Monday, April 27, 2015 at 10:14:06 AM UTC-4, islaysteve wrote:
Much as I would like to buy a nice medium size bag for my Bleriot, I
stiffer. Additionally, having
less quill showing will have less flex.
Either way, it's your bike and you can set it up however you'd like! Looks
great and if you're comfy on it, that's what matters.
David
Chicago
On Monday, April 27, 2015 at 6:50:08 AM UTC-5, WETH wrote:
Dear Joe,
Thanks
Jeff, nice work and a beautiful bike. I will keep an eye out for you.
Erl
Kensington, MD
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The packaging slip with my Woodys fenders recommended periodic treatment with
car wax. I have yet to do that. After two years it might be time.
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MKS sneaker pedals with Merrell hiking shoes or Keen sandals.
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Kelly, that is a beautiful bike. Good call on the red bar tape!
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Kellie not Kelly.sorry and curses on autocorrect!
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not commuting.
Thanks to all who shared photos and information earlier in this thread (last
year). I would not have undertaken this if not for the wealth of information
so freely shared here.
Many thanks,
Erl
On Sunday, October 26, 2014 at 9:02:28 PM UTC-4, WETH wrote:
The FedEx driver delivered
Patrick, I like my bars high. It helps me enjoy the ride. The stem is at the
maximum but still allowable height. If your interested:
http://americancyclery.com/products/nitto-technomics-280mm-1-quill-stem-26-0-clamp
Eric, had I not found the stem linked to above, it was the method in the
The banana bikes were cool; made in the Netherlands if I remember correctly.
They were fast, but they spent much time at the rest stops answering questions
about the bikes so they passed us several times. The riders were having a
blast. The bikes made me smile every time they went by.
One
Tony, thanks. My Surly LHT was ticking for a while. Following advice
dispensed in a recent thread here, I removed and regressed my pedals and
cranks. The ticking went away. So that will be my first remedy to try on the
Atlantis.
Good luck with the XO project.
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That is a fabulous looking Atlantis. Thanks for sharing the detailed photos,
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I left Friday after work around 6:30p and drove the three hours to Bethany
Beach. Traffic crossing the Bay Bridge was light, a rare occurrence and good
omen of a great day on Saturday. Heavy rain fell overnight from about 1-2am,
an event not well forecasted or I wouldn't have left the
Tony,
Glad to learn you were riding. I look forward to seeing the finished Saluki!
All the best,
Erl
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Anyone else registered for this ride on Saturday? Weather forecast for
Saturday has improved with each day this week.
http://bethany-fenwick.d3proof.com/events/details/ocean-to-bay-bike-tour-834
I will likely be riding my Atlantis and enjoying the metric century route.
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It would be a fine event to unveil the Riv Road. Unfortunately, I am
waiting on a stem coming UPS. If it arrives in time to install, adjust,and
tape the bars, I will ride the Riv Road. If not, the Atlantis will get the
nod. It is great to have options!
On Wednesday, April 15, 2015 at
I might welcome middle of the night wakings, If I lived in a place where I
could safely ride at 2am. Thanks for a great description and beautiful
photos.
On Tuesday, April 14, 2015 at 11:40:36 AM UTC-4, Deacon Patrick wrote:
Och! I meant to put this in my ride report. The views of Pikes Peak
FT/S Nitto Talux Stem 7cm reach, 26mm clamp, 225 height
Brand new, never mounted, still has plastic cover over wedge. Plastic bag has
hole where I tore it open. I miscalculated, and it's not what I need.
http://www.rivbike.com/product-p/st1.htm
Photo here: http://flic.kr/p/r98PJi
$65 shipped
Trade finalized. Thanks.
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The photos are great. It appears all enjoyed a fun trip. You are living well!
Thanks for sharing.
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I enjoyed reading the write-up and glad you enjoyed the ride.
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Marc,
I don't have the experience you seek. When I road the trail I parked in
Cumberland, MD and got shuttled to Pittsburgh. For parking in Cumberland,
I got permission from the hotel where I spent a night to leave my car in
their lot. Might that be an option for you in Pittsburgh?
Best
Oh, and I highly recommend The Desert Rose Cafe in Williamsport, MD. The
town is uphill from the canal, but it is worth a
stop:
http://www.tripadvisor.com/Restaurant_Review-g41441-d1790911-Reviews-Desert_Rose_Cafe-Williamsport_Maryland.html
Again, enjoy the trip.
On Wednesday, April 1, 2015
Patrick,
Sorry to read about your experience. I get yelled at every so often by someone
who takes out their frustration on me. My favorite occurred one morning along
a busy 6 lane road. I ride on the sidewalk for three blocks in a super busy
stretch. As I was crossing the road in the cross
Oh, and yes, I would take the lane!
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Hugh, thanks. And, I would love to tour in your part of the country.
Anne, you summed it up well,
Chris, thanks and enjoy your S24O. I will be looking for the usually array of
excellent photos.
Edwin, we found that adding the kids friends make the trips more enjoyable for
them and reduces
Deacon Patrick,
Impressive to me is 70 miles! You created some amazing photographs too.
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