plenty of life
left, no dents or anything.
It's 158 new, I could do 115 shipped anywhere in the US.
Please reply offline!
-Zack
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setup.
I want to move to bar-ends no matter what, as the STI's just don't
really suit me, and they suggested indexed bar ends.
Is converting the 10 speed to 9 speed as easy as swapping out the
casette?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
-Zack
Thank you all for your help. I did attempt to do some searching
before posting this, just FYI for you guys, but I was having a hard
time finding anything discussing how to change from 10 TO 9.
I am going to swap my 10 speed cassette for an 8 and go for it.
-Zack
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That is awesome.
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I would strongly recommend going the used/craigslist route. Such a better
value, she can get SUCH a better bike going that way, even if she wants to
take it to the LBS to get a full tune-up/service.
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Hey all.
I am currently contemplating picking up a Tarptent to fill a need for a
one person bike camping tent. I currently have the hennessy hammock, which
is fantastic but dependent on trees, and a big/relatively heavy/substantial
3 person tent.
I want to get something lightweight that I
I have all upright bars, boscos on my hunqapillar and albas on my Sam.
For a while I had noodles on the Sam, but I realized I just don't like
drops as much as albas or boscos, and got rid of them. I feel like I ride
in comfort.
They are not super fun in crazy strong headwinds, but that is
Just picked up one of the dutch fender lights -
When I went to install, realized that the screw is too long, it will rub
the tire if I screw the bolt all the way snug - anyone install one of these
yet?
Tips for how to shorten the bolt? Am I doing something wrong? Bolt seems
pretty long to
Spacers! That will do for now. I guess I may end up just buying a dremel
tool for cutting bolts too, this comes up relatively often in my bike
adjusting shenanigans.
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I am obviously not plugged into the bike store world, but I can say I see
tons of people on steel bikes with the handlebars up high riding around
Burlington, VT. It brings a smile to my face pretty much every time.
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Rene thanks for posting this. Love the pics, looks like a blast.
Also just wanted to say it was also nice to see another rider post honestly
about a grueling climb! I love riding my Rivs, but there are times when
the climbs really get to me in a way that they don't seem to get to other
Looks awesome, can't wait to do rides like this when I get out to Portland!
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I am moving and sadly have to get rid of my extra tires. My storage loss,
your gain. Good chance to pick up some lightly used tires on the cheap.
Schwalbe Marathon Winter, 700 x 35, used one winter sparingly, most of the
studs intact, should be at least two more winters in 'em. *$80
I have the berthoud 60s and Rock and Road tires, and there is plenty of
room in between. I have run the 60's with marathon supreme 50's and that
was a tighter (but still do-able) fit.
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Was just coming on to post the clarification - these are all pairs of tires.
Duremes are sold.
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Anyone? These are basically half price. Get an extra set!
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Ok so drop the Supremes to $80 and the Winters to $65. You can't beat
these prices.
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Supremes are sold.
$55 for the Winters! Someone take these, great deal, moving to a climate
where I have no use for them, otherwise would never sell.
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$49 shipped for two schwalbe winter tires with tons of life left on them.
On Tuesday, May 7, 2013 11:00:45 AM UTC-4, Zack wrote:
I am moving and sadly have to get rid of my extra tires. My storage loss,
your gain. Good chance to pick up some lightly used tires on the cheap.
Schwalbe
Selling a bunch of wool stuff. All prices include shipping in the USA.
Would be willing to do deals for multiple items.
My wife's unworn Ibex jacket, size M. I believe it's the Nolita jacket,
but not 100% sure, looks pretty close. Super nice jacket, in my opinion!
It is a lighter green
The two crewnecks and the woolies top are now gone. Everything below still
available.
On Tuesday, June 11, 2013 3:13:58 PM UTC-4, Zack wrote:
Selling a bunch of wool stuff. All prices include shipping in the USA.
Would be willing to do deals for multiple items.
My wife's unworn Ibex
Remembered I have another sweater. LL Bean Norwegian sweater. Super
thick, perfect for fall/winter. Perfect condition, maybe worn twice. *$45*
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17, 2013 at 2:15 PM, cyclotourist
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Zack, I'd like the striped if it's an XL or a loose fitting L. Thin wool?
Cheers,
David
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So I just went through my first winter of Riv ownership in New England.
For those of you that don't know, we had a very very mild winter and are
currently experiencing a crazy hot spell. I think that winter is pretty
much done (I have never seen anything like this, very weird stuff). I can
Which Yokozuna brake pads fit the Tektro CR720?
I believe it's the threaded version of these:
http://www.rivbike.com/product-p/bpm1.htm
But I am not sure!
Anyone know for certain?
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Which Yokozuna brake pads fit the Tektro CR720?
I believe it's the threaded version of these:
http://www.rivbike.com/product-p/bpm1.htm
But I am not sure!
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Looking for a Betty, let me know if you know of one that needs a new home.
Thanks!
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I think it says poster will be $25.
On Friday, March 30, 2012 7:40:58 AM UTC-4, islaysteve wrote:
I'm also looking forward to seeing the poster design. I'm wondering what
kind of price range we're looking at.
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have a separate hanger and straddle
cable for each set of handlebars (and then you are releasing the part of
the straddle cable that is crimped into the brake to make the switch)?
Please let me know!
On Saturday, May 21, 2011 5:11:54 PM UTC-4, Zack wrote:
Thank you guys for all the input
that I will mostly ride the dureme/alba
combination, but there are times drop bars and a different tire would be
nice.
On Wednesday, May 18, 2011 4:41:46 PM UTC-4, Zack wrote:
Hey All -
I have a Sam on the way, and am strongly considering trying to set up
the davinci splitters so that I
The rene's hunqa picture is awesome (they all are, but this one stands
out). sweet.
also loved the random smelting photo. what's up with that?
On Monday, April 2, 2012 12:44:15 AM UTC-4, Manuel Acosta wrote:
Pictures from Rivendell prove that they exist and are awesome.
Have you considered using albatross bars?
I am 6'3 with a really long torso, and was never comfortable on a bike
until my 64 Sam with albas. I have ridden the 64 with noodles too, but
albas are really great.
Just a thought.
I have no idea about the knee/bar height thing.
On Monday, April
Forgot to add I also suffered from bad back and shoulder pain, since
switching to albas my legs get tired first (which is the way it should be
on a bike!)
On Monday, April 2, 2012 8:05:14 PM UTC-4, Bruce Curry wrote:
Tis the season to be putting on more miles and I am experiencing more
Saddle has been used, but only a bit. Has been sitting in my extras box
for a while, saw it, figured someone may want it after doing some googling.
Some light beausage, a scuff or two, but nothing major.
$85 shipped using paypal.
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Dropped to $75 shipped.
On Wednesday, April 4, 2012 2:15:13 PM UTC-4, Zack wrote:
Saddle has been used, but only a bit. Has been sitting in my extras box
for a while, saw it, figured someone may want it after doing some googling.
Some light beausage, a scuff or two, but nothing major
what a scratch on that betty - great deal though.
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I came across this Long Low in the Riv Reader (I think #16)! Great story
about how you wanted something that would be like your old Centurion.
Count me in the group that says hold on to the Riv. There are surely
better places to downsize than a bike that you will literally not ever be
able
$65 shipped.
On Wednesday, April 4, 2012 2:15:13 PM UTC-4, Zack wrote:
Saddle has been used, but only a bit. Has been sitting in my extras box
for a while, saw it, figured someone may want it after doing some googling.
Some light beausage, a scuff or two, but nothing major.
$85 shipped
and a
pic:https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-o1oyfdtFPMA/T4IvpyT82xI/BHA/q7BMbXtZihw/s1600/P1030083.JPG
On Wednesday, April 4, 2012 2:15:13 PM UTC-4, Zack wrote:
Saddle has been used, but only a bit. Has been sitting in my extras box
for a while, saw it, figured someone may want
I am with Liesl - knee care and riv riding seem like they can go
hand-in-hand.
I have a torn MCL which causes my knee to buckle occasionally, and a few
days of instability/some pain follow. Riding my riv has certainly helped
strengthen the rest of my leg muscles, which is the prescription for
I had a REALLY stuck stem on an old raleigh frame that i was rehabbing, and
I poured some cola (like Coca-cola, pepsi, or even RC cola) and it worked.
Tried penetrating oil to no avail myself, soda did the trick.
On Sunday, April 8, 2012 8:43:28 PM UTC-4, Tim wrote:
I have a stuck, stuck,
hey Jim -
no experience with hip trouble, just wanted to say glad you are okay and on
the mend.
a good reminder to me to be constantly vigilant about parked cars and their
doors.
hang in there and here's to a rapid recovery.
On Monday, April 9, 2012 9:51:47 PM UTC-4, Jim wrote:
I was
*$50 shipped*
On Wednesday, April 4, 2012 2:15:13 PM UTC-4, Zack wrote:
Saddle has been used, but only a bit. Has been sitting in my extras box
for a while, saw it, figured someone may want it after doing some googling.
Some light beausage, a scuff or two, but nothing major.
$85 shipped
I am not sure about high trail or rear load bias, but i am sure that:
a platrack with a wald basket zip tied to it and a shopville shopsack and a
top rack with a large saddlesack on it on my 64 Sam make it so that I can
easily carry a bunch of stuff. bike feels stable, rides smooth, and
more specials up. lots of great small frames available!
i love the new hunquapillar color too. beautiful bike.
On Friday, April 6, 2012 6:13:41 PM UTC-4, Zack wrote:
what a scratch on that betty - great deal though.
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On Sunday, April 15, 2012 3:25:15 PM UTC-4, Marty wrote:
My recent post announcing the Rivendell Model poster was a big hit. Nearly
1,000 views to date, and lots of nice feedback. Some of you asked if I
could print some to sell, and the short answer is yes. But wait! What you
that is absolutely awesome.
On Monday, April 16, 2012 9:22:59 PM UTC-4, Smitty wrote:
I've been using a Slickersack on and off for a couple months. One of the
reasons I don't use it sometimes is that it can't be easily put back on the
bike when it's full of stuff. The strap/snap
I noticed a discussion cropping up in the New Chain Skipping thread that
I thought it would be worthwhile to dedicate a thread to this, as I have
been thinking about it a bit -
I am a relatively new bike rider, and change gears as it makes sense to me
- when i feel like i need more speed, i
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I noticed a discussion cropping up in the New Chain Skipping thread that
I thought it would be worthwhile to dedicate a thread to this, as I have
been thinking about it a bit -
I am a relatively new bike rider, and change gears as it makes sense to me
- when i feel like i
, April 17, 2012 4:44:51 PM UTC-4, Zack wrote:
I noticed a discussion cropping up in the New Chain Skipping thread that
I thought it would be worthwhile to dedicate a thread to this, as I have
been thinking about it a bit -
I am a relatively new bike rider, and change gears as it makes sense
to *
really* have them tight in order for them not to slip on the Sam. I had a
Salsa Casseroll that had silvers which was not nearly as finnicky.
On Tuesday, April 17, 2012 8:09:35 PM UTC-4, Joe Bernard wrote:
Zack, I live in a hilly area so I use all three rings pretty often..this
may not apply
I have the supernova with the proprietary multimount bolted to the front
of my M12. Works like a charm.
I think Peter White suggests that the E3 is too heavy for most other
mounting solutions that are not specifically designed to hold the weight of
the light, but ymmv.
On Wednesday,
Hey -
I am a riv owner and relatively regular poster here, also a member of this
thing called The Clymb which is like a daily deal site for
outdoor/adventure gear. They have a bunch of Showers Pass gear on sale
right now (like 55% off) and I thought you guys might be interested.
If you use
there are also a bunch of kryptonite locks, swiss army knives, esbit
stoves, and tents right now, didn't even see those.
is like a riv stuff festival. lol.
On Friday, April 27, 2012 12:50:18 PM UTC-4, Zack wrote:
Hey -
I am a riv owner and relatively regular poster here, also a member
, what gives?')
On Friday, April 27, 2012 12:50:18 PM UTC-4, Zack wrote:
Hey -
I am a riv owner and relatively regular poster here, also a member of this
thing called The Clymb which is like a daily deal site for
outdoor/adventure gear. They have a bunch of Showers Pass gear on sale
right
Hey Darin -
No experience w/ the front rack, but I had the rear rack with the pannier
supports. I really liked it. It was a bit heavy w/ the supports on, so I
mostly didn't leave them on. I would add them when I knew I was going to
need the panniers for a longer trip.
On Tuesday, May 1,
Just to chime in -
I have a pbh of 93.5, and am SO glad that I went with Keven's suggestion of
the 64 Sam. I would have thought I was on the 60 for sure. Having a bike
that fits me is a revelation.
Go with what they say, they know their bikes.
On Wednesday, May 2, 2012 2:28:55 AM UTC-4,
Just got my paper copy from amazon.
Also, just as an FYI type of thing, it *really* helps the author if you
enjoy something that you read if you leave a positive review on amazon.
The more of those that a book gets, the more likely someone from outside
the regular sphere will buy it.
So, if
If I was trying to sell my Sam I would spend all my time and energy using
this list.
I would take fantastic photos, list the complete components, and ask a fair
price.
Ebay will kill you on fees. I would put it on Craigslist and put all the
other rivendell models names in the listing as
yep, just saw your listing on CL as I was looking for a quickbeam, you
should definitely sell the large saddlebag, the nitto racks, and maybe the
fenders separately, you'd be able to sell those within the hour here (or at
least close to it).
Then you can bring the price of the complete bike
Finished my copy in just a few hours. Lots of stuff that I had already
read, but fantastic to be able to give this as a gift to people that are
just starting out with riding. Cool to have everything in one place.
Also, I was grateful for the riding tips in the book, as I am trying to get
just finished Just Ride, and there is a bunch of good stuff in the book.
if you come across this thread and are looking for more tips/insight, pick
up the book!
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I am on the lookout for a 66cm QB, or a 64. I have a PBH of 94, which I
think should work for either size, but would prob prefer the 66 (anyone
with personal experience about this, i'd love input).
Anyone know of any languishing unridden in a garage somewhere? If so,
please contact me
Appreciate the info, thanks Bob!
On Sunday, May 6, 2012 6:16:00 PM UTC-4, Zack wrote:
I am on the lookout for a 66cm QB, or a 64. I have a PBH of 94, which I
think should work for either size, but would prob prefer the 66 (anyone
with personal experience about this, i'd love input
Hey Patrick -
I know this is a longshot, but just wondering if you still have the QB for
sale.
Please let me know!
Thanks.
-Zack
On Friday, August 26, 2011 4:55:00 PM UTC-4, patrick g wrote:
Adding another bike to the for sale list...
I posted on the list earlier this spring, to try
Manny - I truly agree with you about the book. I would go so far as to say
it has made an immediate impact on the fun that i have while riding (and i
have been a reader of riv readers and blugs for quite some time). The
heavy rider big hill tip alone has been worth the price of admission for
.
- Andrew, Berkeley
On Monday, May 7, 2012 8:38:55 AM UTC-7, Zack wrote:
Hey Patrick -
I know this is a longshot, but just wondering if you still have the QB
for sale.
Please let me know!
Thanks.
-Zack
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tour schedule (from riv site):
*Sun April 29 *
*NYC, The New Amsterdam Bike Show http://newambikeshow.com/.* There’s a
room for speakers, and BSNYC will talk about his book, The Enlightened
Cyclist, too. I hope not at the same time, because he’s the Sandy
Riding a frame that fits (and figuring out what that actually means) is a
total revelation.
I am 6'3 with a 94 PBH. When I first got into riding, it was on a 56cm
Trek 520 that someone gave me. Needless to say, my 64cm Sam is much easier
on my neck, back, shoulders, and even my legs/knees.
I carry a laptop in my large saddlesack (17 Macbook Pro).
I have it in an incase sleeve, and generally put a jacket or something else
soft underneath the sleeved laptop to help with bumps.
may be a tight fit in the medium, but the 13 would fit in the large (as
pretty much anything can fit in
Any protips for cleaning rims?
i have seen people talk about using super light grade sandpaper,
simplegreen, rubbing alcohol, soap and water, etc.
what do you guys do to clean up your rims?
I currently have some dirty rims, and i can hear the dirt on the front
wheel when i am braking, so i
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Any protips for cleaning rims?
i have seen people talk about using super light grade sandpaper,
simplegreen, rubbing alcohol, soap and water, etc.
what do you guys do to clean up your rims?
I currently have some dirty rims, and i can hear the dirt on the front
wheel when
Was just at my local sporting goods store, checking out their bicycle
stuff, and checked one of these helmets out. I was amazed by how light and
comfortable it was. I mean, floored. I think I may get one.
I have a nutcase and a pro-tec helmet, and both of them are like twice as
heavy.
bottle cage is holding an Abus lock. it's not actually a bottle cage, it's
the lock holder.
On Sunday, May 13, 2012 7:56:35 AM UTC-4, Thomas Lynn Skean wrote:
I've been riding it some already but am still putting the finishing
touches on the new green Hillborne. These pictures show why I
I find this to be relatively amusing:
One of the tips in here was to switch to a compact double.
Well, last week, I was in traffic in our downtown and pushed down with a
ton of force to get up to speed really quickly at a green light. I am a
big dude, and I ended up driving my sneaker down
I think when the riv videos show mark doing something like that, he
generally puts the struts into a clamp and then gives em a bang with the
rubber mallet. i would guess you will get better results if you go that
route than if you bend them with the pliers.
On Monday, May 14, 2012 5:24:34 PM
Nope, it was my heel.
i hopped up onto the pedal, my heel kind of missed the target (pedal) and
found a new target (front derailer).
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I always think ads like this are fishy - that don't say anything about the
bike other than the name on the side. I am a born skeptic perhaps. Just
seems like if someone has gone through the trouble to obtain a riv they
would know more about it, and if they were going to sell it they would
yep, not saying it necessarily IS fishy, i just have that reaction. Also
had it when I saw the orange custom riv that was on ebay and is the subject
of another discussion on the list right now, previous to seeing the
discussion about it, which kind of cemented my feelings about ads like
this.
Frank -
you use pledge wipes as in the furniture polish? doesn't that make it
challenging to stop?
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and if it still slips, take it apart and put some beeswax on the threaded
bolt thing.
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Link is up, listening now:
http://www.npr.org/blogs/thetwo-way/2012/05/18/152945439/bike-to-work-day-your-photos-and-riding-advice-from-grant-petersen
(i think it's funny they describe him as long time bike shop owner
ahahah. i think Grant is a bit more than that, just my .02)
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Literally the only time i have been like hm, weird when trying to get
something to work on my 64 2TT Sam was when I figured out that there was no
fender mount on the rear brake bridge. Everything else has been perfect,
just absolutely perfect. It was an easy fix (I ended up just zip tying
If you want to cook, bring a lighter. lol. Learned that one this weekend.
Won't make that mistake twice! I tend to bring too much food anyways, so
I just had salami and an apple for dinner. the whole if you screw up it
doesn't really matter because you will be home the next day thing
Pics and a quick description over on Google Plus:
https://plus.google.com/u/0/107423288281080392176/posts/ZVzyLuyY4Du
I don't think you need to have a google plus account or anything to see the
post, but let me know if you do.
Some notable things -
1. Forgot a lighter. Meant no cooking
hey all -
i need some counsel.
i wrote last week about a front derailler problem (i smashed it into the
outer chainring by accident, bending the FD and the chainring).
I have my new chainrings, and am attempting to use my Park Tool CCP 22
crank puller to get the driveside crank off. i have
Eric -
I don't see a washer, I took off the dust cover,
first part of the assembly was not screwed all the way into crank first
time.
greasing it up and giving it a shot again.
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nope.
i can't get the first part of the assembly all the way into the crank,
there is about 1/3 of threaded stuff left, even if i tighten with a wrench.
greasing didn't help.
is there something that could happen that would cause it to be particularly
tough to get off?
also, i think that i
Ok, closing the loop -
I rode it over to the LBS, as I wasn't getting anywhere.
Sugino XD doesn't have one of the bolts inside, just FYI. Has the dust cap
cover thing, but that's it.
Took some penetrating oil and a few minutes of using a crank pulling tool
that allowed for a long wrench
ahah. didn't know i was going to step into controversy the likes of
helmet/no helmet with the whole grease thing.
the dust cover is also the bolt on the sugino crank.
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also, thanks for the help, much appreciated.
i don't have a torque wrench, so I most likely will get the bolt on as
tight as i can and ride back to LBS.
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looking for a couple things, figured i'd see if anyone on the list has them:
Riv Rain Pants, Size L or XL.
Nitto Mini Front Rack.
let me know off-list if you have either and want to part with them!
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Hey all -
I have a Nitto Technomic Deluxe stem that I am trying to figure out what
size it is.
The 26.0 designation is clearly stamped on the bottom of the stem, but I am
not sure how to figure out how tall it is.
How do I take the measurement to figure that out?
Any help would be
This is awesome, thanks for sharing Manny!
There is nothing quite like pictures of a bike being used to do cool stuff.
Just beautiful.
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If not taken, I'll take the front rack.
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Was looking for the nitto front rack, if other people fall through, let me
know, i'll take it.
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And. The showers pass stuff is back up.
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