Folks, I am selling my beautiful Atlantis bike on eBay, here's the link:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/222129408599?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649
I am preparing to travel full time and need to thin the herd. This one was
a tough call but I'm hoping it will go to someone who
Anne, I am running the Schwalbe Marathon Supremes. I have these on my Fargo
and have been pleased with them. And so far, so good on the Atlantis.
My trip starts in Jacksonville FL and heads west to Jackson MS with a detour to
the Gulf Coast for a few days. Should be a fun trip and a great
OK, preaching to the choir here but I thought I'd share my experience and
thoughts on my new Atlantis. I posted here at Christmas time about my
custom tourer that was stolen and I replaced her with an Atlantis.
Everyone at Riv was amazing, all working hard to make sure I could get my
new
FWIW, all great shops, Coventry is pretty much focused on recumbents and
folders but they are down to earth folks who were into great bikes before it
was a 'lifestyle'. The folks at Sellwood appreciate Rivs and are good at
inventive solutions. I am also a fan of Universal, where they in fact
Oh I am very excited to see the photos. I have an Atlantis in production right
now. I would love to see some photos of it in process so maybe you caught it.
Thanks for sharing.
Joyce
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To me, getting people on bikes is the most important thing. Hopefully, like
many of us on this list, she will experience her own bike journey that over
time will lead her to the comfort, longevity and beauty of lugged steel.
And personally I have been excited in reading this thread to learn
It's a birthday/Christmas present for my son. I'll let you all know what he
thinks.
Joyce
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It is currently decked out in cork tape, SKS fenders not the Honjos,
Schwalbe tires, and a Terry saddle. This bike was special to me not only
because of what it is, but because of how I came to have it built. Any
help or good karma is appreciated
I am thinning the printed herd and would like these to go to someone who
wants them. I have 13 issues of Bicycle Quarterly from Winter 2008 (vol. 7
no. 2) through Spring 2012 (vol. 10 no. 3) This set is missing Vol. 7 no.
4. I will ship these either Media Mail (about $7.00) or Priority Mail
So sorry everyone the BQs are spoken for.
Joyce
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Is the bike still available? Thanks.
Joyce
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Great! My friend and I left the ride on day 4 and continued on our personal
RAGBRAI, dipping wheels in Dubuque yesterday. We are now headed to Chicago.
It is amazing, everywhere we've met people along our ride they ask us if we've
come from RAGBRAI. It was a fun time, you just need the
Just ride!
Spotted so far -- the Soma, a big orange Ram, a blue Long Low and a stunning
deep red Atlantis.
And of course our Rams. Lots of 'nice bike' which I think is code for 'your
bike is pretty but how can you ride that thing so far?'
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If you're doing RAGBRAI, look for me on my bright blue Ram loaded with red
panniers. Hey, it's a 1 in 10,000 shot.
This will be my second loaded, multi-day tour with the Ram. I am impressed at
how well she handles with a load, even if that isn't her purpose in life.
Joyce
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I scouted some of that route, including Windigo Pass, in 2010 and led a trip
there for Adventure Cycling in 2011. Based on my knowledge I concur with
avoiding Windigo. It is not maintained and is best done with fat tires. What
many people take for sand is actually pumice dirt that will stick
I like to sew and design bags so have made a few bike accessories. These
include waterproof Brooks covers and a bag for my Wald basket. My current
project is a set of panniers for my Ram. We're going on a winter break trip to
Florida, so I am outfitting her with oilcloth panniers in a
Greetings, everyone. I'm doing some end of summer swapping of accessories,
and have a few items I would like to sell. All but the tires are pictured
here:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/linkbeak/tags/racks/
1. Nitto Campee front rack. This is the one with the flared, removable
pannier
For sale are some tires.
1. Col de la vie -- 650b. Good used condition. Some dirt on sidewalls as
these were mounted on a QB and were touched with hands dirty from moving
the chain.
$10 pair plus actual shipping.
2. Nifty Swifty -- 650b. Good used condition. Slight evidence of wear on
I am the proud new owner of Duy's 52 cm Ram, which I bought to replace
a 54 which was a tad too big. I want to ride this bike long
distances, so fit is everything. Anyway, in case anyone was wondering
the bike truly is a 52 and rides great. Duy sent it to me via Amtrak,
which ends up being a
Not mine, but you might be interested:
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From one 52-year old singlespeeding Riv Chica to another, I say
awesome job. You have done something good for cycling and I hope the
cycling gods smile on you for it!
Joyce
On Jul 19, 7:10 pm, Liesl li...@smm.org wrote:
Despite this record-breaking heat and humidity here in the Twin
Cities,
Sorry I missed the fun. Did get the car fixed. Let's try it again
next year.
Joyce
On Feb 28, 4:13 pm, Joan Oppel oppel...@verizon.net wrote:
Here's my East Coast perspective on the Chilly Hilly - im visiting family
in Seattle (I live near DC). I rode Chilly Hilly with my son-in-law, but
Looks like car trouble is going to delay my return to Portland so I
won't be able to leave for Seattle in time. Hope the rest of you have
a great ride and hopefully I can join next year!
Joyce
On Feb 24, 12:10 pm, Scott Postlewait chsc...@drizzle.com wrote:
On Feb 24, 2011, at 8:53 AM,
Rene, Glad to hear you're excited about the upcoming trip. You'll be
joined by at least one other list member -- me -- as I am the trip
leader. You are asking the right questions and have gotten a lot of
good advice from the list. You and other trip participants will soon
be receiving more
.
We could also try to meet somewhere on the ferry - perhaps on the
lowest level at the rear or Seattle facing side. It should be the
least crowded.
Russ
On Feb 7, 11:02 am, Linkbeak joyce_ca...@comcast.net wrote:
Is there a place a few blocks away from the Seattle ferry terminal
where
Is there a place a few blocks away from the Seattle ferry terminal
where we could meet up? It'd be nice to meet up and have the chance
to chat on the ferry ride over, since we may end up taking different
ferries back.
Joyce
On Feb 6, 1:54 pm, rcnute rcn...@hotmail.com wrote:
Okay, I like
I'm hoping to come up from Portland and would prefer the early ferry
as well.
Joyce
On Feb 3, 11:26 pm, rcnute rcn...@hotmail.com wrote:
Okay, everyone: Seattle ferry times are 7:55, 8:45, 9:35 and 10:35
a.m.
I personally would prefer the 7:55 time.
Anyone prefer different?
Ryan
On
For what it's worth, I thought I'd share a quick review of my
experience test riding one of the Kickbikes that Grant has blogged
about. A few weeks ago I went with a friend of my who wanted to try
them out. She used to do a lot of riding but an ear problem that has
led to bouts of vertigo has
I concur with this route and the other suggestions to head through the
Gifford Pinchot forest. Call the forest headquarters first to confirm
the road is open. The STP route is designed to get large numbers of
cyclists down the road quickly and not for superior bicycle touring.
Another option
Count me in. I'll be riding my Beloved.
Joyce
On Jun 2, 8:32 am, b hamon periwinkle...@yahoo.com wrote:
So -- how many folks are planning to come ride this Sunday at noon? Just
curious.
(Sunday June 6, meet at Peninsula Rose Garden at noon to gawk and admire,
we'll roll out not too long
Well I think a Portland ride sounds like a great idea. And we could
always end up at a brewpub.
Joyce
On Mar 24, 10:20 pm, Beth H periwinkle...@yahoo.com wrote:
Okay, all you Riv-heads need to let me know when the rolling party is.
Seriously, this is beginning to sound like too much fun, and
My list is the same as Anne's except I can't buy anything when I visit
Rivendell because I already have a new bike in production. Maybe I
can at least ride a Rodeo...
Joyce
On Jan 1, 2:29 pm, cyclotourist cyclotour...@gmail.com wrote:
So anybody got a list up and running???
I'm hoping
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