I worry about Manitou Springs and Waldo Canyon burn area and flooding.It's
going to rain thru Monday maybe some snow.
Jon
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Frugal is good . Nice looking bag. Looks like you saved about $200+.
Jon
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I don't commute anymore but if I did, yours would be a nice one.
When I commuted to work by bike I had to go part way through ugly
industrial areas and not so nice neighborhoods.
I'm sure you feel less stressed and in a good mood when you arrive to work
and home from your commuteEven if
You're the Man!
I assume that took care of the brake squeal. Did you get a pic when you
crossed over to the other side of the stream( lake) (grin) .
It's beautiful up there even in the cold rain.
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If the toe-in is set correctly you can try lightly abraiding the pads with
some sandpaper. If your rim has a build up of rubber or dirt abraid them
with a scotch bright pad or fine sand paper.Clean all surfaces with alcohol.
Hope you get rid of the annoying squeal.:) I know clean is not a word
I love the wood with that frame color.All you need is a surf board rack!
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Love the combination of colors..That does look fast!
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You tried Patrick!
He learned a good lesson to always carry a spare tube as well as a patch
kit. He'll have to buy a new saddle bag that is less aero and holds more
than just band aids.
A simple bike is always better.
I'm glad you had a good ride.
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I spotted three Atlantis and an Allrounder. Do they belong to anybody on
here?
On Tuesday, April 28, 2015 at 3:31:12 PM UTC-6, Jon in the foothills of
Central Colorado wrote:
Most of you probably know of this site.It's fun to look at the different
bikes and equipment and how others load
Most of you probably know of this site.It's fun to look at the different
bikes and equipment and how others load their bikes for touring .
You can load your touring pics on here also.
http://www.loadedtouringbikes.com/
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I had the same problem with my Sam.
I used a piece of aluminum shim stock or you could use a piece of coke can
trimmed about 1 wide x the circumference of the post. .Also there are
collars out there that you can put around your seat post to keep it from
slipping..
Worst case scenario is to
Did you do part of that route near Deckers??
Jon
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There will be friction otherwise the cable tension will move your
lever.Sounds like you are doing everything correctly so far.After
installing your cable and have adjusted the tension make sure your lever
doesn't move on its own.Make sure the hex screw is lose enough to allow
comfortable
Now you are famous world wide!
Cool!
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I use the Shimano XT M772 shadow 9 spd
http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/us/en/shimano-xt-m772-shadow-9-speed-rear-mech/rp-prod20700?gs=1gclid=CjwKEAjwjd2pBRDB4o_ymcieoAQSJABm4egoEd_AsMO8jYJuaHEIQ7UT4pDKd-gmUHm4ZeBLMutoaxoCu6bw_wcBgclsrc=aw.ds
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I have those cream SKS 45s on my Sam with side pulls and running Little
Bens . I admit it's a tight fit. I hear gravel pieces scraping the fender
at times and even get large leaves stuck. Most of the times it's okay.
But the cream matches the lugs and I like the looks of them.
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Patrick,
Have tools,hardware..will travel.I love my fenders. Sometimes they get big
cotton wood leaves stuck in there..but otherwise they keep me and the bike
clean and dry. And the cream fenders match the lug color on my Sam and look
so cool! :)
Here to help if needed.
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It is to me.
Thanks ,
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On Saturday, April 18, 2015 at 7:30:01 AM UTC-6, Garth wrote:
It's the format of google groups itself that lends
Mark,
I sure enjoy seeing posts like this. I grew up in Ohio and moved away
before all the rails to trails were constructed.
Thoroughly enjoyed your historic account of the trip and pictures
Not many rails to trails in Colorado that I know of..they're still in use
mostly for coal trains and
Patrick,
Thanks for the reminder on those. Also Waterton Canyon not far from
Chatfield State Park.
Jon
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Your tape is definitely fun. The bags are classy look like a perfect fit
on your Homer.
Spring has sprung for sure.
We have about 16 of nice, ground soaking, wet snow here this morning. Temp
around freezing.Can't wait to see the plants that pop up when the snow
melts. Was riding Wednesday in
Thanks Bob,
Love your Raleigh. I like having the extra handhold when fighting the wind
or climbing. MIne can get squirrely too at speeds above 27MPH and I have
Little Bens which I like for an all around tire .
On Wednesday, April 15, 2015 at 6:23:06 PM UTC-6, Bob E wrote:
Nice job, Jon! I
rotated pic.
On Wednesday, April 15, 2015 at 3:05:46 PM UTC-6, Jon in the foothills of
Central Colorado wrote:
I added Brooks Leather bar tape, and a Carsick Design Goodie bag.
My garden twine was really light color and didn't look good with the
leather so I cut it to approximate length
rotated pic
On Wednesday, April 15, 2015 at 3:05:46 PM UTC-6, Jon in the foothills of
Central Colorado wrote:
I added Brooks Leather bar tape, and a Carsick Design Goodie bag.
My garden twine was really light color and didn't look good with the
leather so I cut it to approximate length
Those Rivendells can do amazing things...scrambling eggs can now be added
to the list. I'm happy you were able to salvage the one and you enjoyed
delicious cake!
On Sunday, April 12, 2015 at 3:21:09 PM UTC-6, Deacon Patrick wrote:
Had a great grocery run today (and about to get the literal
James,
Thanks for sharing. I lived out there '74-'90. I wish I would of known
about that route. Back then I rode mostly on pavement with skinny tires.
One of our club rides started at Santa Ana train station and we rode down
to Del Mar or San Diego and back then the rail road would let you put
PAtrick,
Sorry about your encounter that I know from experience upsets the pleasure
of a ride on a sunny day.
I would of taken the lane without the three finger jesture... You can't win
against a 8,000 Lb truck .
I'm glad you made it home safely to report your experience. I would
certainly
Many of you know Debra Banks ,owner of Rivet Cycle Works .
She was hit by a car and is in a wheelchair but recovering. I have no other
details.
Please send a word of support and encouragement to her at:
rivetcyclewo...@gmail.com
Thanks,
Jon
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Hopefully it's caused by corrosion and the liquid wrench will break it
loose. Another common problem is over tightening the stem bolt causing the
steerer tube to bulge.Do you have access to the expander from the bottom of
the fork?Can you remove the fork??
I use water proof marine grease on my
Patrick,
You made the best out of a SNAFU situation.I'm glad it worked out for you.
What dirt road is that?? Does it start in Deckers? Nice pics.Over night
temps must of been in the 30s???
Jon
On Tuesday, March 24, 2015 at 2:37:51 PM UTC-6, Deacon Patrick wrote:
Everything looked to be going
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GMCkuqL9IcM
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Patrick,
If I can help with your assemblies or have questions let me know !
Jon
On Thursday, March 5, 2015 at 7:26:30 AM UTC-7, Deacon Patrick wrote:
After talking with Riv, and understanding that the envelope is pushable
on the upper end more than the lower end (a bigger person can ride a
AHH! 17 DAYS... until equinox. The sun inches closer to melting more and
more of the snow on the north side of my house each day.A warm up of + 30'
and back to normal temps by the end of the week. Spring snows are still to
come and will bring much needed moisture in the form of heavy wet snow.
Micheal I feel your pain.We had 10 days in February over 60' which was
great.But lately it's been 30-35' below average.Denver has broken a record
for snow in February recorded in 1912.Although we haven't gotten snow like
Boston or east coast, we have been spoiled the past few years.Some of the
In the new Adventure Cyclist Mag
PETERSEN RESPONDS TO READER
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Racing attitudes, bikes, clothing,
and diets have become the norm and
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know, accept the racing standards as
the only legitimate
I've had this 5 gallon Safety Klean solvent tank since 1985.It's good size
for bike parts cleaning, including hubs mounted on wheels . Has an easy
change filter and last time I checked they will exchange the reservoir with
fresh cleaner fluid. The reservoir separates from the top and is easily
em from probikekit.com = about $20 each.
On Saturday, January 24, 2015 at 9:12:32 AM UTC-8, Jon in the foothills of
Central Colorado wrote:
Looking to replace my Continental Grand Prix 4000 700x23 road
clincher tires. I have had good luck ( very few flats)with the
Continentals.Just
Looking to replace my Continental Grand Prix 4000 700x23 road
clincher tires. I have had good luck ( very few flats)with the
Continentals.Just thinking of trying a different tire.
I was looking at the Clement Strata LGG road tire or the Schwalb One
clincher.
Does anyone have experience with
, January 24, 2015 at 11:12:32 AM UTC-6, Jon in the foothills
of Central Colorado wrote:
Looking to replace my Continental Grand Prix 4000 700x23 road
clincher tires. I have had good luck ( very few flats)with the
Continentals.Just thinking of trying a different tire.
I was looking
If I could control the weather my favorite temp would be 60'-85', no wind
,with sunshine. My min/max..40'-95'. I used to tolerate lower temps but I'm
older and have more sense.:)
On Wednesday, December 31, 2014 3:48:16 PM UTC-7, Curtis wrote:
Here in East San Diego we have had a cool day.
Great Photos! A great time with good friends!!
Looks like you recovered nicely from the rain storms.
We are going to be in a deep freeze for three days or so.High tomorrow
around -3' and 6 of snow.I'm itching to get out..maybe next week.
I suppose that won't stop Patrick from getting out.:)
In March the Rangers at Rocky Mountain National Park offer back country
guided trips.Last time we did it there was 50 of packed powder and 24 of
fresh powder. They take you off trail ,across frozen lakes and we even
jumped off 8 ft ledges.They teach you to traverse down steep slopes
Most manufactures hold demonstrations at National Parks and areas that are
popular for snowshoeing. You can try their models out for free and they are
there to give you expert advice on the type of snowshoes to match your size
and weight . Manufacturers types of bindings vary, some are easier
RIv Reader #39 ,early 2007,page 34,
There are pictures of A.Homer Hilsen stuff...Swiss knife ,visor, hat, and
t-shirt.
I would like to see that stuff offered again...for me I'd be happy with the
hat (made by Randi Jo of course)and tee shirt and I would like mine to
say: Sam Hillborne with a
I hope all are okay in California.
https://www.youtube.com/embed/nq2jY1trxqg?rel=0
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Go where the pros go..You can attend classes, or buy the manuals, or get
just the manual via PDF.
http://www.bbinstitute.com/index.php
I spent my two week vacation here back in 88.Have never regretted it. All
in beautiful Colorado Springs.
Jon
On Thursday, December 4, 2014 10:25:42 PM UTC-7,
Thanks for sharing.It brings back great memories of riding in Borrego
Springs, Julian( apple Pie) and four wheeling in Anza Borrego/Salton Sea
back in the 80s..
On Saturday, November 29, 2014 8:21:34 PM UTC-7, hsmitham wrote:
Three plus hours and twenty miles of pristine dirt single track
I t wasn't quite as cold here.It was a balmy 9' at our house.I was
wondering if you'd go out.
I bought a pair of these I took them on a hike at 15' and my feet were
fine. Haven't tried them on the bike yet.
Something to try:
http://foxwear.net/store/hats-socks/power-stretch-socks/
On Tuesday,
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WOaJw2XQzO8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S6ayCZAbw1g
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=szEGI4SXE30
FIRST RIDE UP PIKES PEAK:
http://vimeo.com/album/171723/video/8583350
If ever in Denver visit Golden Oldy Cyclery Museum in Golden Colorado
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I've lost 20 lbs since June.
I have read some of Grant's blog from his new book and I have read Just
Ride. He has many good points
What works for me: no carbs.No toast or grains for breakfast. Milk has lots
of sugar. I'll eat 2 scrambled eggs with some chopped turkey and onions.No
more Friday
Cool! I had never heard of that camera either.Thanks for sharing.Wishing
you sunshine.
Jon
On Saturday, November 1, 2014 11:49:58 AM UTC-6, Eric Norris wrote:
Rain ride yesterday on the Quickbeam:
http://youtu.be/nBz9SeellvA
Eric N
www.CampyOnly.com
Twitter @CampyOnlyGuy
Blog:
Thanks for sharing
On Monday, October 20, 2014 9:51:48 PM UTC-6, DS wrote:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Onzbi4f7wn8feature=youtu.bet=1m8s
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a saddle that can handle that range.
Paul
On Wednesday, October 8, 2014 2:55:22 PM UTC-7, Jon in the foothills of
Central Colorado wrote:
I did a lot of reading about setting up a Brooks Saddle.A majority of
people said tip the nose of the saddle up. I did just a bit. Went for a 30
mile
Thanks for sharing.Love your bike and camping set-up.
Really enjoy seeing pics of thatbeautiful part of the country.
Jon
On Monday, October 20, 2014 1:22:20 PM UTC-6, SpiralCage wrote:
In between the rainy weather we had some nice weather this past weekend. I
took advantage of this break for
Noah, Sorry to hear about your flooding.We all watched it unfold on T.V.
Sorry you have to part with your bike. If it was a couple of sizes smaller
I might be interested.
I hope you still have a bike to ride.
Jon
On Saturday, October 4, 2014 11:07:57 PM UTC-6, Noah Deuce wrote:
Hey folks,
I agree with Minh. Last week on a group ride two people looking at my new
Sam asked..Is it old? Even thought it's clean and only a few months old.
That's a nice bike!
On Sunday, October 19, 2014 3:41:41 PM UTC-6, Minh wrote:
Well we recognize it as an expensive bike, but to the average person
Well Done Patrick! You are the MAN! You will appreciate it the next time
without wind and snow. It will be more manageable.That wind flowing over
the snow had to have been cold.
Maybe next time I'll join you.:)
Jon
On Wednesday, October 15, 2014 2:08:43 PM UTC-6, Deacon Patrick wrote:
My
Fun! Thanks for sharing.
On Tuesday, October 14, 2014 5:47:45 PM UTC-6, Patrick Moore wrote:
For those of you who don't read him regularly, this from BSNYC, who waxes
more lyrical than cynical about his L'Eroica ride in Tuscany on the
Brooks Blog.
My seat post slipped also on my Hillborne. Part of the frame prep at any
bike shop is to take an abrasive round brush and smooth out the inside of
the seat tube where the seat stays and top tube have been welded to prevent
scratching the seat post.I measured my seat post and it was right on at
Maybe if I had more prep time. I wish you success. Send us pics.This is the
best time of the year to go..no lightning storms.I'm sure you know there
are two companies in Colorado Springs that take you to the top and ride
down.
Another thing to consider if that the downhill can be a white
Yikes!
In the day ( 20 years ago) we used to ride to Cripple Creek( 10,000ft +_)
from Colorado Springs and back / That;s before gambling started. I rode
the Air Force Academy today..it looked like a lot of snow up there on the
peak. I'll think about it...but not too long:) I'm debating
NIce photos Patrick.It was another beautiful Colorado fall day!
On Saturday, October 11, 2014 1:38:48 PM UTC-6, Deacon Patrick wrote:
I headed out, unsure how far I’d make it. Decided on the shorter Lovell
Gulch at the junction. Pikes Peak is wearing her snow cap again, after
Hurricane Simon
I'm not sure I'm up for the challenge. I'm positive my Doc would say no.
Here's a quip from a guy who does Mt Evans.
http://14ers.com/php14ers/tripreport.php?trip=12854cpgm=tripmainski=Include
On Saturday, October 11, 2014 3:01:00 PM UTC-6, Deacon Patrick wrote:
I just learned (Doh!) that
I did a lot of reading about setting up a Brooks Saddle.A majority of
people said tip the nose of the saddle up. I did just a bit. Went for a 30
mile ride.
The saddles positioned as far back as possible. I was expecting pain and
discomfort. Didn't happen.I did experience sliding forward into
Seen on CBS Sunday Morning :
http://www.cbsnews.com/videos/a-toast-to-cork/
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Incredible! My body hurts just watching that.No fear! Thanks for sharing.
On Thursday, October 2, 2014 8:43:08 PM UTC-6, Mark Taintor wrote:
Some of you have, no doubt, seen other Danny Macaskill videos. He's an
amazing rider that can do some incredible stunts. In this one, he's riding
on
http://boulder.craigslist.org/bik/4694621028.html
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Very nice! And you have the self satisfaction you made it yourself and it
didn't cost you an arm and leg.
I would like to see how you attached it to your saddle also. Is that a B17
select saddle??
On Saturday, September 27, 2014 5:12:41 PM UTC-6, jar351 wrote:
I was pretty psyched when I
Patrick,
Beautiful pics.I'm happy you are back in the saddle again. Did you ride
from your house? Thanks for sharing!
On Sunday, September 28, 2014 1:33:34 PM UTC-6, Deacon Patrick wrote:
I headed out this morning at 7, wheels crunching through the thick frost.
I had no idea how far I would
I think he saw your bike in all it's beauty and was at a loss for words
It's truly a thing of beauty only appreciated by a bicycle enthusiast .
On Friday, September 26, 2014 9:42:06 PM UTC-6, hsmitham wrote:
I'm off on Friday's while the rest of humanity in Los Angeles is madly
rushing to
I ordered a Kryptonite New York standard U-lock when they were 20% off.
It should arrive soon.
Now I'm thinking I might be better off getting the Messenger Mini set
instead and get a pitlock for the rear wheel seat post. I usually lock
the bike up for a short time for lunch or to go into a
I'm a new member of this group and recently purchased a Sam from Rivendell
and built it from the frame up.I looked at the LHT and it's a great bike
and the price difference definitely stood out.
I never rode either bike before buying my Sam.
The thing that put the Sam above the LHT was the
Patrick,
Sorry to hear about your hospital stay .Wishing you a quick and successful
recovery. Sometime life throws a wrench into our gears. I'm happy you got
to go out and spend some time with your brother and see the fall colors at
their peak before your surgery.
On Sunday, September 21, 2014
I use the Garmin Edge 500.Living in the no flat road zone it's fun to
check the altitude gain and like RJM said ..no sensors.They give you a
couple of mounts to use on multiple bikes and the computer is easy off
,easy on when switching to a different bike I will say the Heart Rate
monitor has
Don, I'm interested also.Could we see pics? How old are they?,Jon
On Friday, September 12, 2014 6:49:23 PM UTC-6, Don Compton wrote:
I have 3 Brooks B17Ti's for sale. They are broken in but have not been
damaged from weather or abuse. $70 plus shipping each.
I also have three Rivet Pearl,
What brand is the BB? Does the creak happen when both pedals are on the
down stroke? Have they ruled out a pedal? I'm sure they removed the BB and
regreased the threads before reinstalling. Is there play when the crank arm
is pulled side to side? A light coating of oil on the spindle before
Does anyone use or have experience with the German Mirror from Rivendell?
Comments???
I'm looking for a bike mounted mirror.
Thanks in advance.
Jon
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*SOLD! Thanks to all of you for your input and pics.I haven't found
anything close in LBS..Your bikes certainly have their own charisma! So
Cool!*
*Thanks..Jon*
On Tuesday, September 9, 2014 4:12:25 PM UTC-6, Jon in the foothills of
Central Colorado wrote:
Does anyone use or have experience
People just can't wait 3 seconds for a bike to get through an
intersection.I hope you recover quickly.
Inspect your bike for hidden damage:
Feel under the down tube and top tube just behind the head tube for any
bulges that may have ben caused by the impact. Have the bike shop remove
the fork
Thanks Shawn for sharing your story and pics.Just beautiful!
On Sunday, September 7, 2014 11:23:17 AM UTC-6, Shawn Granton wrote:
Hello folks-
Like Chris Chen and Andy Schmidt, I rode out to Cape Lookout on the Oregon
Coast and camped with the dozens of cyclotourists there. And I finally got
Thanks..Enjoyed it!
On Thursday, September 4, 2014 8:11:15 PM UTC-6, Bill wrote:
Steel is real!
http://vimeo.com/39401575
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Since you joined this group or owning a Rivendell do you notice yourself
focusing on the , steel, mixte,step through, and fendered, bikes when you
see them in movies and on T.V.? I do.
They are especially prevalent in foreign films and British series like
Masterpiece Classics on PBS.
I was
I was wondering about that too as I await the delivery of my Rivet Saddle.I
was wondering if a Shower cap would work with a little help from a bungee
cord.
On Sunday, August 31, 2014 8:33:04 PM UTC-6, lungimsam wrote:
I have a B17 Flyer with a Carradice saddle bag strapped to the
saddle
Thanks for posting about the spray lubricant. Pedro's used to sell a dry
spray lubricant in LBS.Then they discontinued it.I think due to pressure
from environmentalists.
Good Stuff.
Thanks again.
On Monday, August 18, 2014 9:00:15 PM UTC-6, Don Compton wrote:
Maybe I am just an anal fanatic,
A lot of chain wear is closely related to the riders choice of gears.If the
gears that are commonly used are at extreme angles then the chain is going
to wear faster as well as the chain rings and rear cluster. Also some
riders have a smooth cadence and others hammer and don't let up during
What a fun project.Going for a ride tomorrow. What an amazing ride. So
comfortable!
Tried to load pics from computer but got error message so it's photo
bucket.More pics as my wish list gets filled. Kickstand,clem bell , rear
rack,sackville saddle bag chestnut Rivet saddle
20% off bike locks more
http://www.rei.com/s/bike-accessory-deals
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Clean and lubricated parts work better for sure.Gotta love the toughness of
those Campy parts.I have Campy 10 speed on my road bike.The components
are 12 years old and still works fine.I use a Campy 10spd chain along with
a Wipperman connex master link for easy off and on to clean. For those
Wlecome,Not in New England either and I'm a newbie . I sure enjoy looking
at your two Rivendells. Very nice! Thanks for sharing.
On Monday, August 18, 2014 9:05:58 PM UTC-6, Kevin C wrote:
Hello - I have been a long time reader of the RBW Owners Bunch group and
finally decided to participate.
Hi Joe,
I hope you are recovering quickly from your crash!
I would just say get a helmet that meets or exceeds all the safety
criteria,fits well and provides coverage where it counts, is
comfortable,has pads that can be washed remove easily and also has pads
that can be replaced. And most
The Pro Cycling Chalenge starts tomorrow in Colorado.It's broadcast on
NBCSN.
It goes through some of the most beautiful parts of Colorado. Great Ideas
for a tour vacation.
Link:
http://usaprocyclingchallenge.com/route
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