if you can afford two, get three.
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On Wed, Aug 25, 2010 at 7:51 PM, Jim Thill - Hiawatha Cyclery
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And have just one bike HAHAHAHAHAHA
+1 :)
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, not a company. People will see the bikes, and you
will have lots of opportunities to talk up the company, but making
your own flag seems way cooler, and way more in line with the whole
Riv philosophy.
make your own flag,
jamison brosseau
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I've got
of their superiority or in the vivian's
bikes cases inferiority. perhaps i can come up with some syllogisms
(sp)
bikes made in wisconsin are superior to bikes made in japan
my bikes are made in wisconsin
my bikes are superor
sorry vivian,
jamison brosseau
On Sep 2, 10:06 pm, Rene Sterental orthie
the dude from my local lbs just ran onto the street to tell me my
bombadil and my girlfriends bridgestone track were photoged and put on
prolly is not probably. you have to scroll down a bit, but you will
see the bikes.
fame is going to my head and stuff. http://tinyurl.com/ykcpsht
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about country bike. At
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caught the cool pedals in the last photo. Color doesn't really go
with the orange but maybe that's part of the quirky city thing?
Congrats on getting photo'd.
dougP
On Sep 20, 4:06 pm, jamison brosseau
foppish.
just some thoughts.
jamison brosseau
On Sep 22, 2:52 pm, Ian Dickson iandicks...@gmail.com wrote:
Bikesnob loves to ridicule his sponsors. He's never more cruel to
Rapha than when he has an event scheduled at their store. It's all
good fun.
On Sep 22, 10:25 am, Montclair BobbyB
is a bit higher. i bet if my toes got chopped off i
would prefer a bit lower saddle. thats why i moved to new york city,
so i can stay far away from lawnmowers.
jamison brosseau
On Sep 28, 6:35 am, Ken Freeman kenfreeman...@gmail.com wrote:
Leverage is the wrong word, but the tri coach who fitted me
hey, i don't live in the east bay, but do live in brooklyn new york.
i lock up my bikes frequently. for commuting i only use baskets, with
tote type bags, and remove them from the bike when i go in someplace.
the racks stay, but i use two u locks, and a long cable. one long u
lock will do my
anyone have any experience bike camping in and around NYC, without
first driving or taking a train? Just somplace to ride within a
couple hours and camp?
thanks
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i am also in brooklyn, and would be very interested in camping near
DIa this summer. As far as I know there is camping on long island as
well, but perhaps montauk is too far. After five years in the city,
and leaving very little. I have realized these little jaunts into
nature, are just what i
I have marathon supremes which measure out at 37, and they fit fine
beneath fenders.
On May 15, 12:25 pm, MichaelH mhech...@gmail.com wrote:
Rivendell list the AHH clearance as 38mm with fenders, but is that
actual, or just for a tire labeled 38 mm, which is more likely 35
actual?
Michael
I actually got my 63cm hilsen, and i have just over an inch of space,
the top tube fits perfectly. I really think a 61 would have been too
small for me, and would have been close to not being able to get my
bars higher than my saddle. my saddle height is right at 79, i'm not
too worried about
its funny cause the atlantis was the first riv bike i was interested
in. i plan on getting another next year, but am afraid the 61 would
be too small. when i was concerned about the 61 vs 63 Keven suggested
i just ride the 63 for a while and see what i thought. I couldn't be
happier. Out of
I am interested in seeing if anyone out there has a 62 cm Saluki they
would be willing to part with. Mostly interested in Frame only, but
would be open to a complete bike.
thanks,
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I am interested in seeing if anyone out there has a 62 cm Saluki they
would be willing to part with. Mostly interested in Frame only, but
would be open to a complete bike.
thanks
i dont understand. i have been riding daily most of my life. i don't
own any cycling specific clothing. i do have work and non work
clothing, but depending on whether im working or not i wear both on my
bikes. i don't clip in, but i have before. i agree with the bike
snob, who cares? wear
i wear the kangaroos, and wear them for everything in the summer fall
spring. longer ones in the winter. they last longer than the wigwam
or smartwool for me, and are a huge improvement over cotton.
On Jun 18, 10:25 pm, Bridgestone alancr...@mac.com wrote:
I've finally decided that life is too
i cant imagine this basket holding up well in wet/humid weather.
On Jun 27, 12:10 am, Eric Norris campyonly...@me.com wrote:
Thought the group might be interested in this: An alternative to metal
baskets.
Wanted: A Bike Basket Perfect for Eames
I have been happily using grip king pedals for the past 2000 miles or
so. Recently purchased a used atlantis, minus pedals, and bought a
pair of animal bmx pedals from the local bike shop. Alloy platform,
with screws already in place for grip. no need to add aftermarket
spikes. they work
i like the musa shorts alot. I dont find them loose at all. In fact I
need the XLs and i have a 35 waist. maybe i am a bit thicker thighed
and bottomed than most. i had mine cut shorter, and hemmed. I really
hate that shorts have stopped being short, and are more medium in
length. 5-6 inseam
Let me start by saying i have a big head (7 7/8 to be exact). I have
a very difficult time finding woven hats that will fit over my
noggin. I have had some custom cycling caps in the past (winter and
summer variety) that were great, but none of them are as nice as this
cap. fits over my dome
I have an A Homer Hilsen, Atlantis, and on monday ups willing a
Bombadil. I live in Brooklyn NY and commute everywhere by bike. I
only have these three bikes, I lock them on NYC streets everyday. My
A Homer is only a couple months old, but already has plenty of dings
and scrapes. The parts on
i thought you were selling this bike.
On Jul 8, 3:38 pm, PATRICK MOORE bertin...@gmail.com wrote:
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Dave Porter, frame builder and auto restorer
I must say i think both colors are nice blues.
I think the darker blue is a bit more unusual, This blue is of medium
value, certainly not dark, still light enough to clearly see the lug
lines, yet dark enough to provide a nice (but not to heavy) contrast
with the cream accents. In fact I think
Hey all, I have a pair of slightly used grip king pedals I would love
to trade for MKS RMX pedals, and a slightly used black b17 imperial
saddle i would love to trade for a regular b17 in similar condition.
Further I have a set of 46 noodle bars on a 8cm technomic deluxe stem
i would love to
Saddle is traded
On Jul 14, 12:02 pm, jamison brosseau jamison.bross...@gmail.com
wrote:
Hey all, I have a pair of slightly used grip king pedals I would love
to trade for MKS RMX pedals, and a slightly used black b17 imperial
saddle i would love to trade for a regular b17 in similar
grip kings are traded
On Jul 14, 12:39 pm, jamison brosseau jamison.bross...@gmail.com
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Saddle is traded
On Jul 14, 12:02 pm, jamison brosseau jamison.bross...@gmail.com
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Hey all, I have a pair of slightly used grip king pedals I would love
to trade for MKS RMX pedals
my recent trading bonaza has gained me some tiagra levers, now i have
a set of used cane creek levers (came off my atlantis), that i wont
use again too blocky for me, but thought i would offer them for free
to someone who needs/ likes em.
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On Jul 14, 3:26 pm, William tapebu...@gmail.com wrote:
I like the Campy-copy shape of the Cane Creeks, but I just bought four
sets of Tektro's for reserves to give me that same shape, so I
definitely do not need them.
On Jul 14, 12:22 pm, jamison brosseau jamison.bross
i would get a non budget shimano wheelset. those hubs last a long
time, and with the money you save, you can afford to outfit your bike
with all the racks and bags you will need.
jamison
On Jul 17, 11:30 am, rperks perks@gmail.com wrote:
I love mine, five or 6 speeds in the rear is all I
not ever.
all that being said, if one of my bikes (or my old rockhopper) got
stolen i would be sad, but i would get a new one, thats what insurance
is for. whats the big deal? if salt and snow is a concern maybe a
second wheelset would make sense.
happy sunday
jamison brosseau
On Jul 18, 1:13 am, charlie
think i was a bit curt.
i didn't get to say how much i loved the bike, and how well it handles
doing things that it is and sometimes isn't supposed to do
anyway if any of you was this person, i'm sorry for seeming cold. i
was actually hot, but anyhow i love the bike, and long for fall.
jamison
this is my first time sharing online photos so im a novice. hey just a
quick link to a few photos of my new bombadil, build will be finished
today, more photos later, and and overloaded AHH. The bombadil is a
very typical riv build.
thanks jamison
http://tinyurl.com/284uzvl
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i should add the bombadil is imron color persimmon, flat not metallic,
it appears orange in the photos but is more of a smoked salmon pinky
color.
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this is my first time sharing online photos so im a novice. hey just a
quick
hey Ginz,
im glad you like the pedals.
jamison
On Jul 21, 9:56 am, Ginz theg...@gmail.com wrote:
Took my first ride with a set of Grip Kings yesterday, thirty miles
after which I never felt better. I may never go back to clips and
straps. I learned that I like being able to put my foot
are you going to ride that big Bomba in NYC...
you must have big potholes huh?
~Mike~
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i should add the bombadil is imron color persimmon, flat not metallic,
it appears orange in the photos but is more of a smoked salmon
Hey so, I have an 89cm pbh. i am six feet tall. i have a 63 cm
homer, a 61 atlantis and a 60 cm bombadil. if i were to choose a
hunquapillar i would get a 58, to account for the larger tires and
such ( the same reason i have a 61 atlantis. I can lift all of my
bikes about 1-1.5 inches off the
i pedaled in clips for ten years or so, but was always fixed riding.
when i made the move to geared bike i decided to try the grip king,
cause i wear a variety of shoes and they seamed appealing. the grip
king didn't seem so grippy to me, and on a lark i bought a set of
super cheap plastic bmx
Seeing if anyone here has any of these racks they would like to part
with. I ride bikes in the neighborhood of 62 all 700 wheels so the
racks would need to fit that. Please contact me off list. Danke.
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Seeing if anyone here has any of these racks they would like to part
with. I ride bikes in the neighborhood of 62 all 700 wheels so the
racks would need to fit that. Please contact me off list. Danke
hey, imron paint is generally durable. with powder coating in my
experience, corrosion can and does happen under an otherwise normal
looking finish. with wet paint this doesn't happen, im not sure why
this is.
i also lock my bike outside, but i wouldn't really consider powder
coat, the finish
down and dirty. For both those places you
need to strip your paint, i think the painter in jersey will do that
for you.
jamison
On Jun 5, 10:58 am, jamison brosseau jamison.bross...@gmail.com
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hey, imron paint is generally durable. with powder coating in my
experience, corrosion can
AM, jamison brosseau wrote:
hey, imron paint is generally durable. with powder coating in my
experience, corrosion can and does happen under an otherwise normal
looking finish. with wet paint this doesn't happen, im not sure why
this is.
i also lock my bike outside, but i wouldn't really
Personally I like the undertubes. I wish I had gotten a second one on
my AHH.
I like the way it looks.
On Jun 6, 5:14 pm, Peter Pesce petepe...@gmail.com wrote:
I chose a 60cm Taiwan Sam over a Waterford Sam because I didn't really like
the looks of the undertube. At the time one was able the
i am hoping all the folks here in the city think im riding on a cheap
bike. i would get three tubes if i could, just to make up for all of
you that can't see the beauty of the undertube.
On Jun 6, 8:28 pm, EricP ericpl...@aol.com wrote:
Have an early single tube 56cm Hillborne, weigh 225 and
or you could always get the betty foy. no extra top tub. problem
solved.
On Jun 6, 8:47 pm, jamison brosseau jamison.bross...@gmail.com
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i am hoping all the folks here in the city think im riding on a cheap
bike. i would get three tubes if i could, just to make up for all of
you
Hey all, had luck with the racks, so I thought I would try and see if
i could find a quickbeam, if it doesn't happen I will prob go with a
simpleone. after years and years of fixed riding , I love my geared
bikes, and am a little concerned i won't ride a single as much, thats
why im looking for
one more try, thought i found one, but it slipple through my fingers.
On Jun 12, 10:42 am, jamison brosseau jamison.bross...@gmail.com
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Hey all, had luck with the racks, so I thought I would try and see if
i could find aquickbeam, if it doesn't happen I will prob go with a
simpleone
IF it doesn't happen by Monday I'm gettin a quickbeam.
On Jun 12, 10:42 am, jamison brosseau jamison.bross...@gmail.com
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Hey all, had luck with the racks, so I thought I would try and see if
i could find aquickbeam, if it doesn't happen I will prob go with a
simpleone. after years
Yes
On Jun 16, 3:44 pm, Mojo gjtra...@yahoo.com wrote:
I enjoyed that Jim.
Thanks
in sunny hot breezy not-yet-smoky Albuquack after a ride to Sandia
Crest on the Legolas
On Jun 16, 1:23 pm, Jim Cloud cloud...@aol.com wrote:
A link to this site was recently posted on another Google
I mean simpleone
On Jun 16, 4:29 pm, jamison brosseau jamison.bross...@gmail.com
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IF it doesn't happen by Monday I'm gettin a quickbeam.
On Jun 12, 10:42 am, jamison brosseau jamison.bross...@gmail.com
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Hey all, had luck with the racks, so I thought I would try and see if
i
AHH 63
Bombadil 60
Atlantis 61
Betty Foy (still waiting on delivery) 62
80's univega mtb ?
96 rockhopper at my parents house in iowa
schwinn speedster at my parents house in iowa
unknown fillet braised cyclocross frame 58 , probably needs a new
home.
plus i went for the hs bike. so late this year
I signed up. I know nothing though. It will b a good bike.
On Jun 20, 10:58 pm, William tapebu...@gmail.com wrote:
and now SEVEN of them are sold. I'm pleasantly surprised. I'm
waiting for a lister to speak up and say that they've put their money
down.
On Jun 20, 7:09 pm, Bill Gibson
hey if you still have it , and it isn't ramped or pinned. i will buy it
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I know its a long shot, but seeing if anyone wants to trade a one year old,
one owner 63cm AHH frameset for a 61. bike has been ridden, but is in nice
shape with a couple of chips. i know its a long shot, but if this doesn't
happen the frame will be for sale, or the whole bike.
thanks
Don't worry bout it. Chip it up. Paint jobs are cheap. The bike
won't rust through.
On Jul 4, 1:08 pm, James Warren jimcwar...@earthlink.net wrote:
Isn't Sally Hanson the name of that secret surpise new bike that Rivendell
is developing?
On Jul 4, 2011, at 2:31 AM, Jay wrote:
Sally
I'm not sure u would be happy with any of those gears in NYC.
Too much spinning. I think in a flattish place like this the mid to
low 70s is a TGIF place to be.
On Jul 7, 12:26 pm, jandrews_nyc jasonaschwa...@gmail.com wrote:
I know there have already been some posts on this topic, but I just
i wish all of my bikes had at least two top tubes. maybe even three. i may
do the wooden dowel trick, on my bombadil to see what it looks like.
i prolly don't need em. i like the way they look. 50mm tires in nyc on
mostly roads is really one of the best choices i have ever made. im not
im kinda over the double top tube/ undertube, yay or nay. like jim showed,
they have pretty classic single tubed bikes available, as well as the double
tubers. seems like everyone should be happy.
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i think i may be down for this thing , my gf is moving to beantown, so it
could be a visit/ novanglian tour.
as you say peace,
jamison
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i doubt a new headset will cure shimmy. most of the time its not really a
big deal.
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On Monday, December 31, 2018 at 10:14:15 AM UTC-5, Daniel Jackson wrote:
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> MUSA 2015 58cm Hunqapillar frame, fork, headset and Nitto seatpost. A bit
> of beausage documented in photos; overall great shape. Geometry chart
> included in photos below.
>
> $1370 shipped CONUS
>
> Bars,
Sent PM on rosco bubbe mixte.
On Wednesday, January 2, 2019 at 4:44:32 PM UTC-5, Bill Lindsay wrote:
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> Front Story. Four of my framesets are for sale. Complete bikes or
> partial builds can be discussed. I'm 5'10" with a 75.5cm Saddle height.
> 86cm PBH.
>
> 1. 58cm Gunnar singlespeed.
Good luck Matt. I am working on a deal with a list member currently!
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Hi Matt, I live in NYC, so probably too far for a test ride, though I
appreciate the offer.
Todd, congratulations on the new bike! I too am a bit worried about missing
out on whichever frame size I choose.
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So I ordered a 60cm Cheviot in RBW Blue last night. Still trying to decide on
sizing for the Atlantis. Still looking for a 56 Bombadil.
Enjoy the long weekend.
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They did a 62 Betty Foy. I’m pretty sure the Yves Gomez was a rebadged and
stickered B Foy.
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On Sunday, January 20, 2019 at 7:42:28 PM UTC-5, Randall Rupp wrote:
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> Riv sourced parts from recently decommissioned bike, plus previously
> posted Waterford (complete bike):
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> Sugino XD2 48-36-24 crank from 2009, typical wear, $60 shipped CONUS
> MKS Grip King pedals, lightly used,
Still searching for a 56 bombadil.
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I agree with Bill and Joe, that a 56 Atlantis will do everything I am looking
for, except be a 56cm Bombadil. I am planning on getting either a 59 or a 56
Atlantis, and am leaning towards the 59 (love the curvy tube) I still really
want a 56 bombadil, and am willing to wait. FWIW I have a 60
Todd , that sounds like fun! Let me know when you get your Atlantis, I would
love to try it out.
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Hoping for a Christmas Miracle
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Missed seeing the 62cm on EBay. Still looking for a 60cm, but could probably
make a 62cm work if one became available.
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Hi Kai, I would be open to a Simpleone, but a Quickbeam is at the top of
my Christmas List.
JB
On Sunday, December 16, 2018 at 1:54:12 PM UTC-5, Kainalu V. wrote:
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> Or Simpleones? Not that I can help with that, but it's been said that
> they're at least as good as Quickbeams. And if
Hi all, I know this is probably a reach, but I am looking for a 60cm
Quickbeam. Please let me know if you have one you are willing to part with
or know someone who does. Thanks
Jamison in Queens
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I had really good luck in my search for a 60cm Quickbeam, so lucky in fact that
I ended up with a 60 and a 62. Gonna ride them both over the winter and see
which I prefer.
Anyhow I would really like to find a 56cm Bombadil as a complete or frame set.
If you have one and you are thinking of
For sure!
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Truth be told I ended up with two 62cm and one 60cm. I found a 62cm after I
had already gotten another, and it was too good of a deal to pass up.
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Hi Bill, is that stem powder coated or painted? Has the finish held up well?
Thinking about a color matched stem for a build I am working on.
I like the red with the blue green.
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Congratulations Bill! The new bike looks great! I can’t decide between the 56
and the 59.
Have fun
JB
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Would you mind measuring the stand over at the middle of the top tube?
Thanks
Jamison
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Those Lens trailheads look dope!
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The fishnet works well with breathable synthetics on top. My fishnets of
recent have all been synthetic as well. I have also found this system to work
well with cotton flannel and wool. When I used to frame houses in Iowa in the
winter lots of us would wear pantyhose bottoms and mesh jersey
Tank you. Funds were sent.
Jb
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> On Jan 22, 2019, at 10:33 AM, Randall Rupp wrote:
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> Last attempt to flog this, then I promise to stop (some people like to see
> kittens get a good home, for me its bikes):
>
> Waterford Series 22, black size 56cm, frame from 2012, fork,
Hi John, I would not try to conclude too much about the top tube length
of the Atlantis. While the 59cm has a top tube of 62cm, it also has the
ability to place the handlebars in a much higher postion. If chosen that
higher position will negate some of the top tube length. If you have any
Hi Bob, 718 does have a 52cm Clem h set up and available for test rides.
Pretty sure the geometry between the L an H is basically the same. I think the
H would let you know if the bike will fit.
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On Thursday, January 10, 2019 at 7:24:39 AM UTC-5, jamison brosseau wrote:
> I had really good luck in my search for a 60cm Quickbeam, so lucky in fact
> that I ended up with a 60 and a 62. Gonna ride them both over the winter and
> see which I prefer.
> Anyhow I would really
How long was the transitional period between traditional living and full blown
floor living?
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I ride a 59 Clem l and have an 89 PBH. The seatpost looks fine. I think a 52
Clem would be perfect for you if your PBH is 82. The amount of seat post
showing would be fine. I really think a 59 would be too big for you.
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I love both the bags that have been suggested. For your purposes, I don’t
think the sea line dry bags can be beat. I have several sea line type bags
that have been heavily used over the past 20 years, and still work great.
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> $2,000 shipped CONUS. I bought this second hand recently, but realized I
> prefer lower trail and wider tires. It's in great condition, a few small
> scratches in the paint, nothing abnormal and purely cosmetic. I
A USA
>
> On Monday, January 28, 2019 at 12:09:44 PM UTC-8, jamison brosseau wrote:
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I’m pretty sure this forum is also social media.
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@maxcr I tried to buy this last weekend, and you got it as I was trying to
check out. Sorry the deal didn’t work out for you, but a little happy I got a
second chance at it.
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My experience is similar to Patrick’s. I had an ENO hub on a Jamis sport
touring bike. I had a difficult time getting my chain tension the way I wanted
for fixed gear riding. Either too tight causing unnecessary friction or too
loose feeling shady when I would try to skid stop. I am sure a
I would buy one.
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Joe, if they make any bike flirting with a 25 year anniversary I will buy it,
regardless of the design.
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How tall is the headtube? I have a 62 Betty foy and it is 8”. If this were
taller I would consider it.
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The Betty Foy is sold
On Saturday, August 10, 2019 at 1:44:55 PM UTC-4, jamison brosseau wrote:
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> I have many Rivs. I only ride the Clem Low. I am selling the others. I
> will start with these two. Shipping and fees are not included in the
> prices listed. I cannot ship un
PM sent
On Friday, August 23, 2019 at 11:23:25 PM UTC-4, tc wrote:
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> Thought I'd check in again to see if anyone might be interested in selling
> - complete, or F/F/HS, or in between. Thanks.
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> Tom
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> On Tuesday, March 26, 2019 at 9:46:31 PM UTC-4, tc wrote:
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>> If you have a complete,
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