Re: [RBW] FS: Massive list of parts/clothes/etc for sale

[Matthew Cook]

About 2 hours. Im near RI.

On Sun, May 2, 2021, 8:24 PM Michael Morrissey 
wrote:

> How close to NYC are you?
> On Sunday, May 2, 2021 at 12:09:45 PM UTC-4 Ray wrote:
>
>> Hey Matt,
>>
>> I would buy the Carradice Bagman from you. Please shoot me a private
>> message.
>>
>> Thanks!
>> Ray
>>
>> On Saturday, May 1, 2021 at 9:59:54 PM UTC-5 Mike Davis wrote:
>>
>>> I would be interested in the bottom 32f and the saddle bag
>>>
>>> On Sat, May 1, 2021, 10:50 PM Matt C.  wrote:
>>>
 Cross post apologies.

 Hey Folks,

 I am dramatically downsizing my life and getting rid of almost all my
 bike stuff I've been hoarding. Prices include shipping (CONUS) except for
 bikes which are local pickup only for now. All prices are net to me.
 Discounts for purchases of multiple items. If my prices are off base, make
 an offer. If you have any questions about items please let me know.

 CLICK HERE FOR PICTURES 


 *BIKES*

 *90's **Burley Samba Tandem L/M: **$800* for local pick up.

 26" bicycle set up with nitto albatross bars and a 3x8 gearing with bar
 end shifters. Has White Industries hubs laced to Alex rims 40 spokes each.
 I'm 5'11" and my wife is 5'2" and it fit us spot on. If the stoker is any
 shorter they might struggle with dismounts. I had a rear disc brake mount
 welded on but never changed the cable routing for it. So its non functional
 right now.

 *1990 **Specialized Sirrus 56cm: **$400* for local pick up.

 Has 700x23c tires and might max on 25. 2x10 indexed gearing with bar
 end shifters. Ritchey crankset with 50/34 rings and an 11-28 cassette.
 Wheels are Dura-Ace hubs laced to Mavic Open Pro rims. Campagnolo Veloce
 brakes.


 *WHEELS*

 *26" Dynamo Disc Wheelset with tires: $400*

 Rims are Velocity Blunt 35 laced to a DT Swiss Hugi rear hub and an SP
 Dynamo front with 32 Sapim double butted spokes on each wheel. Tires are
 WTB Ranger 26x2.8. They have 160mm rotors mounted.


 *TIRES*

 *WTB Ranger Tires 26x2.8: *$60

 New in packaging. Tough casing.

 *WTB byway tires 27.5x47*: $60

 New. Packaging removed and they were mounted once then removed.


 *HUBS*

 *Shimano Deore XT Boost hubs: *$100

 New on box. Rear is 148x12mm. Front is 110x15mm. 32 holes each.

 *Velocity Road rear Hub: *$40

 Was laced once and then unlaced. Unridden. 36 holes. Nice quality
 sealed bearing hub.

 *616 Front and Rear hubs: *$80

 These are boutique hubs made in USA. Used but in good condition. Quick
 release centerlock disc. 32 holes. Rear is 132.5mm.


 *HEADSETS*

 *Chris King NoThreadset: *$80

 1 1/8" Used in good condition. Black.

 *Shimano Ultegra 1" threaded headset: *$50

 *Shimano 600 headset w/ Wrenches: *$60

 26.4 crown race. 1" threaded. I hand painted the gold stripes after the
 labels ripped. These are great headsets but the wrenches are a pain to find
 so they are included.


 *SADDLES/SEATPOSTS*

 *Brooks B17 Champion Saddle: *$75

 Honey color. Added lacing underneath. Its been treated with O'bennaufs.

 *Aarvark Saddle Cover:* Free with another purchase

 *Nitto S83 seatpost 27.2: *$80

 Used and has some scratches but in good condition. 300mm length.

 *Sugino seatpost 27.2: *$20

 *Hite-Rite Seatpost spring: *$20


 *CRANKSETS/CHAINRINGS*

 *Ritchey Logic crankset: *$100

 94 BCD triple crank set up as 38/22 double. 170mm length. Very good
 condition.

 *White Industries ENO crank arms: *$80

 Left threading is stripped and needs a helicoil. 170mm. If you want to
 combine with the rings I have for sale, let me know.

 *White Industries VBC chainrings 48/32: *$120

 These are for square taper cranks. Used but very good condition.

 *White Industries TSR chainring 36t: *$60

 New. Was mounted on a crank but never ridden.


 *HANDLEBARS/STEMS*

 *Nitto Rivendell Billy bars and 120mm stem: *$140

 Bars were used for just a few rides, but they have a bit of residue
 from gluing on cork grips. Stem is 26.0mm clamp but a shim in
 included/installed.

 *Nitto RM-3 Dirt Drop Handlebar: *$80

 58cm width. 25.4 clamp. Heat treated. Used minimally.

 *Origin8 Gary Dirt Drip Handlebar: *$40

 31.8 clamp. Used once.

 *Nitto UI-5GX Threadless stem: *$60

 New in packaging. For 1 1/8" steerers or 1" with included shim. 26.0
 clamp. 120mm length.

 *Kalloy Uno stem: *$20

 Black. Used once. 60mm length. 31.8 clamp. +/- 17°


 *BRAKES/LEVERS*

 *Tektro V-brake levers for 

Re: [RBW] Re: Weirdest Rivendell ideas?

[Matthew Cook]

So if it was released in 2006, then it must have been conceptualized at
least one or two years prior. So wacky 650b idea evolved around 2004 or
2005? It makes sense they had to also release some tires as well.

I didn't ride a bike as an adult until 2009, so what 650b tires existed
back then?

On Fri, Oct 16, 2020, 4:53 PM Joel S  wrote:

> Matt, I believe they were released in 2006 just after the 659b Saluki.
> The only tire size I ride now.  I remember when iBob list members were
> doing concessions.  I bought a Saluki and Bleriot, still have the Bleriot.
>
> On Friday, October 16, 2020 at 2:50:35 PM UTC-4 Matt C. wrote:
>
>> I would say releasing a production 650b bike 11 years ago was pretty
>> adventurous. I have a 2009 Bleriot and as I think about it, If I knew it
>> existed, I would have been less likely to buy it when it was being sold. I
>> dont think there were even too many 650b tires available then.
>>
>> Matt Cook in CT
>>
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Re: [RBW] Re: Weirdest Rivendell ideas?

[Matthew Cook]

I would say releasing a production 650b bike 11 years ago was pretty
adventurous. I have a 2009 Bleriot and as I think about it, If I knew it
existed, I would have been less likely to buy it when it was being sold. I
dont think there were even too many 650b tires available then.

Matt Cook in CT

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Re: [RBW] Re: What’s your winter (re)build?

[Matthew Cook]

Patrick,
They work fine for me. I don't find much of a difference between aero and
non aero levers especially if the brakes are set up right. I was able to
lock up the wheels from the drops on my test ride.

I highly recommend at least trying it on your Matthews.

On Fri, Mar 15, 2019, 3:36 PM Patrick Moore  wrote:

> Nice. May I ask why non-aero levers? And: do they brake effectively when
> applied from the hoods? I'm curious, since I have been -- just thinking,
> mind you -- of using non-aero levers with the BB7 Road discs on my Matthews
> (to match the 5-speed Bar Cons pulling 8 speed Dura Ace over 10 cogs).
>

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Re: [RBW] Re: What’s your winter (re)build?

[Matthew Cook]

Darin, I am indeed having some issues with tire seating. I have heard many
people say using two rim strips helps. I will probably try that.

The king cages just make sense in that order!



On Fri, Mar 15, 2019, 11:12 AM DarinM  wrote:

> Nice! I rebuilt my Bleriot this winter too, my second Riv. Love those
> cranks. Any issues with tire fitment on those rims? I posted on iBoB about
> an issue I’m having with them.
>
> Darin, who also had the same cages in the same configuration on his
> Bleriot, until a few days ago...
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