were taken with my phone (at the time, a Pixel 4), except for the photos of
the racing at the cycling world championships in Innsbruck, where I used
the RX100 for it's greater reach and fast burst mode:
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and has a good runtime, along with the seatstay mount:
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> Thank you Doug. I'll let this beauty go to someone else the group. Good
> luck with your sale!
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> Cheers, John
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> On Thursday, April 25, 2024 at 7:38:54 AM UTC-7 Doug H
enough to cope with the long chainstays. As I recall, I had to remove six
or eight links to get the correct length.
https://www.connexchain.com/en/bike-chains/detail/connex-11se
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Hiya Patrick,
As someone who lives and rides in the wet and crowded Mid-Atlantic, I'm
always interested to see what someone in the high desert gets excited
about. IGH, tubeless, it goes on. Happy that you're sharing. It's why I'm
here.
Best
Nick "tubes and sometimes fenders"
"Me: Well…not necessarily. I have to weigh out all the pros and cons, you
see."
Lol yep. To quote The Dude, "the ins, the outs, the what-have-yous..."
Also one enjoying this conversation.
Nick "definitely totally haven't had to talk about bikes in this way with
my
Very glad to see you over here Marcus. Love your work, thank you for
bringing us along. I agree with Jay; as someone who lives over in the DC
area of the USA, it's a real treat to see your cool part of the world.
Best,
Nick in Falls Church VA
On Monday, April 22, 2024 at 9:54:43 PM UTC-4 Jay
. I tried three different 26.8 posts I had, including the
one supplied with the frame, and they were all slightly loose with the
binder bolt not tightened. As I had a 27.0 Nitto and an adjustable reamer,
I reamed the seat tube so that the 27.0 post was an exact fit in the seat
tube.
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Nick,
I add my welcome to the group greetings.
>From what I understand I have ancestral connections generations backto
>Scotland and Ireland.
I've always wanted to visit.
I'll enjoy any ride accounts and pictures you share.
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Nick , that's a good idea... perhaps metric equivalent next year.
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It's a bit easier in this country with metric units. One of our cycling
friends who recently turned 80 celebrated his birthday with an 80km ride.
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Hey there Bernard. Not sure about the answer to your first question but
shifting under load always kinda changes the situation a bit in my
experience. As for the Altus, I'm running an 11-34 10s cassette via
friction and it works a treat.
Happy shifting!
Nick in FC
On Sunday, April 14, 2024
for fitting to the seatstay bridge (recessed allen-head fitting on the
bridge)?
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because we use metric in this country - if you want MPH
values, just modify the speed formulas to divide the KPH values by 1.609.
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Thanks to everyone sharing the Bike Expo info and pictures.
It looks like a remarkably great time was had by all.
I would love to attend one year.
At one point a few years back a Custom bike show was planned for Dallas, TX but
that was when all the C_vid stuff was going on and it was cancelled.
of cycling.
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If you want silver (as in unpainted metal) hubs, the White Industries MI5
hubs are nice.
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. Not the fastest car on the road by any means, but
it was like driving a living room sofa. Such a unique and wonderful
experience. That, to me, has been my experience with the Atlantis. Rides
like a Cadillac.
Nick in Falls Church, about 3k miles into the experience with my 2022
Atlantis.
Best of luck
Alex's Cycle in Japan have them:
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Hi Pam, hope you had a lovely ride. Thanks for sharing the look of the
much-shorter-snouted island cousin of our usual fare here in the US.
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On Thursday, February 29, 2024 at 7:46:05 PM UTC-5 Pam Bikes wrote:
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It is fun to see the variety of builds on the Sam's.
It looks like the majority have some type of upright / swept back style
handlebarsalthough of course the Sam is so versatile to accommodate a road bar
if preferred .
If recalling correctly I saw orange, silver, light blue , green, black and a
-speed, and other
manufacturers (eg YBN, BBB, KMC) offer the same 136 link length as well.
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Thank you Brenton and Timothy for the replies.
I appreciate it.
It's a gorgeous day in the Dallas Texas area today so I hope to get in a nice
ride on this terrific bike.
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Nick, I believe your currency setting on the Analog website is set to
Australian dollars
Ok, that explains it. Though it's rather misleading for a US website that
I've not previously visited to automatically show me the price not in $US
with no indication of whose dollars unless I scroll
When I look at Peter White's website, he sells a pair of Carmina crankarms
for $243, spider for $92, and a pair of TA chainrings will set you back
another $100 or so. That's around a $250 saving over the Analog Cycles
price...
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Love your build, Ben! (probably because it reminds me a bit of my blue Clem
trail bike...) Any tips on the Newbaums-over-Ergons treatment? I love my
Ergons for their, uh, ergonomics, but yours look so much nicer with the
tape on top! Shellac, or no?
On Wednesday, February 7, 2024 at 9:15:32 PM
There is nothing quite like the look of a fillet-brazed ATB. Beautiful
build.
On Wednesday, February 7, 2024 at 6:21:32 PM UTC-5 DTL wrote:
> That is a handsome bike!
> Did you set the Cliffhangers up tubeless? If so how did it go?
> On Thursday, February 8, 2024 at 8:23:06 AM UTC+11 Ben Hannon
p.s. Here's a quite interesting video showing the manufacture of the
Berthoud saddles: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K0OeHK6sVEw.
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of them on various bikes, two Vars and one Mente. I've been a user of
Brooks Pro and B17 since the 1970s, but the Berthoud saddles are more
comfortable for me.
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difference in the
frame weights, plus you also have a more durable frame and (hopefully)
better performing and lasting components.
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with it, so I can
easily swap it between bikes.
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I’d opt for double butted spokes rather than straight gauge if you’re going
to the trouble of having them built up. Stronger & lighter for just a
couple bucks more.
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Hi Sarah, I also fuel my engine with pie and love the triple crank on my
commuter. It's 48-34-28, with a 12-36 9sp in rear. I love it and use that
34t all the time to push around. Just the right range for hilly Northern VA.
Nick in Falls Church
On Tuesday, November 28, 2023 at 7:47:53 PM UTC-5
I
>> already make the trip once a year, so I have no problem doing it for a bike
>> meetup!
>>
>> On Nov 19, 2023, at 5:04 PM, Eric Marth wrote:
>>
>> Looks fab, Nick. I've ridden just a little bit of the W out of
>> Arlington to Mt. Vernon. I'm down the
back roads to the Point of Rocks Bridge, which is very
traffic-laden and sketchy. There's one walkway on the northbound side about
30" wide and elevated 10" from the road. In hindsight, I should have walked
it!
https://strava.app.link/rGHbmmzVPEb — Point of Rocks Loop Century
Nick in
You're all such a good bunch. Thanks for such supportive posts.
Scott -- It may interest you to know that NOVA parks is, at long last,
building a W trail bridge over Whiele Avenue.
On Friday, November 17, 2023 at 3:49:13 PM UTC-5 RichS wrote:
> Nick,
>
> Congratulations on comple
Folks - thank you so much for all of your incredibly helpful & thoughtful
responses! I've read through each one multiple times and feel so much
better informed now and can't wait to transition to the pedaling years with
my son!
Nick
On Wednesday, November 15, 2023 at 3:55:09 PM UTC-5
I've been lucky enough here in the D.C. area to receive a number of
compliments for my Atlantis while out and about. Notably, many of the
complimenters are gentleman older than I that always wanted a Riv but for
whatever reason never pulled the trigger. Or, have never seen them in real
life.
y on trails, so I'm
definitely looking for something that will work well off-pavement, too.
Anyhow, I'll take any advice the group is willing to throw at me - thanks
in advance for your help!
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>> with my current also-wood-handled pump, so that feels a bit wasteful)
>>
>> Thanks!
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Wait a secaren't *we* the 'traditional' mountain bikers?! They're the
ones who need motorcycle parts to ride on a trail through the woods
But yeah, I've rarely ridden my Clem on the local trails without some sort
of passerby amazement/amusement.
On Friday, November 10, 2023 at 9:17:49
fine
almost 40 years later, though they're now pretty rusty. BG doesn't make
racks any longer, but I've also had no problems using Tubus steel racks on
my own tourer. I bought their stainless steel racks (Tara front, Fly rear).
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in a few turns.
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I've been entertaining the idea of ordering from this English company.
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I'm running Soma Supple Vitesse EX in the 700 x 42 on my Sam Hillborne and like
them a lot.
I think 380 g's for that size tire is not bad and the price is good.
I just saw on the Soma site they are no longer making that size. Here's their
verbiage.(Sizes: 28c to 42c 23c (no longer made)
I
That's a beauty Marc!
I add my congratulations.
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wet come into play.
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On Wednesday, October 4, 2023 at 10:03:34 AM UTC-4 pi...@gmail.com wrote:
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> Over the last few months, I've flatted three or four times on the RHes;
> clearly
of
Roeckl lobster mitts over thin woolen gloves keep my fingers feeling OK.
For feet I have a pair of Shimano winter shoes - I think the model is MW7.
The best skullcaps for those sort of temperatures I've found, that will fit
under a helmet, are made by Vaude.
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I think only Apple users can view these
No, I can view HEIC images on Windows 11 using the Paint application from
Microsoft.
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Cables for Campagnolo shifters have a slightly smaller head than those for
Shimano/SRAM, by about 0.1-0.2mm. If you install a Shimano/SRAM cable in a
Campagnolo shifter, you'll have similar problems trying to extract it when
it needs replacing.
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On Wednesday, August 30, 2023 at 11:42:59 PM UTC-4 brok...@gmail.com wrote:
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> On Aug 30, 2023, at 11:18 PM, Eliot B wrote:
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> Hey All,
>
>
> I'm probably going to regret this but I assembled what is in my opinion,
> the best possible flat bar setup. Vintage machined aluminum
This may be a job for the new Acera M-3020 RD! Russ (previously mentioned)
has a great video where he tries it on a number of different setups and it
seems to run 42T with aplomb.
On Sunday, August 27, 2023 at 3:15:50 PM UTC-4 krhe...@gmail.com wrote:
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Good call - Ikon 2.2 is a goodie. Seems to last forever and was easier to mount tubeless than Schwalbes. I’d personally be sketched out with one on the front, but loved it as a rear tire in the summer.On Aug 25, 2023, at 11:03 PM, Hoch in ut wrote:A good all-around tire is the Maxxis Ikon in 26
My go-to 26 MTB tires in order of aggressiveness:
Hans Dampf
Nobby Nic
Mezcal
HD/NN is about perfect for year round singletrack in East Tennessee.
NN/Mezcal would be great for ~50% singletrack. Regardless, it rarely makes
sense to have the same tire F/R - a few extra grams on a good front tire
I’ve gotten my 64 to fit in an older version of that rack - you can make it
work, but the tires won’t quite fit down in the tray. It’s secure, if not
confidence-inspiring.
I recently upgraded to a 1up and it’s dreamy - plenty of space for all that
wonderful wheelbase!
On Wednesday, August 16,
standard as it was the seatpost size used on most frames built with
Reynolds 531C.
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designed for them, and finding that it was perfectly comfortable over that
distance. Unfortunately the bike was stolen out of my house in the early
90s, and I never acquired another aluminium frame until the Mason that I
bought recently.
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26.8
by my vernier calipers, was a slightly loose fit in the seat tube. So I
reamed the seat tube to 27.0 and used a 27.0 Nitto S83.
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better handling. The Al frame was running Conti GP Urbans and the Riv Rene
Herse Bon Jon Pass, both nominally 35mm tyres.
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not quite
that large. I think the instructions with the Hutchinson claim it can be
used on punctures up to 5mm size.
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are used to hide this fact. It also doesn't look as though
there are eyelets on either the front or rear dropouts.
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I'm also very curious, especially as it may compare to the Lambda.
TIA!
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On Wednesday, August 2, 2023 at 8:11:27 PM UTC-4 Paul Richardson wrote:
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>
> If anyone has ridden the MKS Seahorse
> <https://www.mkspedal.com/?q=en/product/node/436> ped
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>> PM sent on Silver shifters.
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>> Sent from my iPhone
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>> On Jul 28, 2023, at 2:28 PM, twowheeledtexan
with 23mm tires. I'm on tandem for PBP this year but if I were to ride
PBP solo again, I'd take the Bleriot with 38mm tires.
Same here on the Bleriot. I've ridden multiple brevets on mine, mostly shod
with the Hutchinson "Confrérie des 650B" tyres.
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Whoa! What is that stem and how did it work out for you? Do you have long
legs/short torso and needed a tall bike with less reach? Any odd handling
impacts from the lack of any stem extension?
Beautiful frame, too.
On Wednesday, July 26, 2023 at 8:00:42 AM UTC-4 Alex Wirth wrote:
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>
adjustable reamers off Aliexpress for less than $10. No
idea of the quality (probably crap), but they should last long enough to do
the job you need on an aluminium stem.
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Sale pending, thanks all!
On Monday, July 24, 2023 at 6:46:28 PM UTC-4 Nick A. wrote:
> Hello riv friends, I'm selling a standard C17. It's been barely ridden but
> has a bit of shop wear on the nose. I'm asking $75 shipped in the lower 48.
>
> Thanks!
> Nick
>
> [image
ey're nice bikes to ride. I just don't think
they're the be-all and end-all of bicycle design. What the OP seems to be
looking for in a bike is closer to what you and I both recommended.
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at's just not comparable to any Rivendell I've seen!
>
> On Sunday, July 23, 2023 at 2:00:11 PM UTC-7 Nick Payne wrote:
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>> I've come to like modern aluminium frames - they're a far cry from the
>> rigid Cannondales of 25 years ago. I've been riding bikes for about half a
>&g
Looking at the geo charts I think these bikes would fit me best. If anyone
has one willing to sell (blue color preferred) let me know! Also, I am 6'0
pbh 87.5 and inseam 33.
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I have a couple of bikes setup with 42/29 chainrings on 94BCD cranks and
either 11-34 or 11-36 cassette. I find 42-11 quite a big enough gear - I
can pedal it up to ~50kph without problem, and 29-34 or 29-36 can get me up
some pretty long steep climbs also without problem.
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+1 on Mezcals; I'm running a 2.6 & 2.3 on my Clem and they are shockingly
well-behaved on pavement for a knobby while still being more than adequate
on singletrack. They also offer a tan-wall version if you can't stomach the
gray; both can be found for $30-40 on BikeInn. Vittoria also has an
this the wrong way around. If you remove the outer ring, then
the crank needs to be moved outwards, because the chainline is now between
the two remaining chainrings rather than being on what was the middle ring
when there were three. And vice versa if you get rid of the granny.
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I’m interested if you still have it. Have pay pal too.Nick L.Sent from my iPadOn Jul 12, 2023, at 12:22 PM, Frank Brose wrote:Same deal as Eric offered up. His post reminded me I have one as well. NIB. Has been removed from bag but put back in bag and in the box. $15 plus
I was in a similar situation: I had a comparably spec'd Giant with bars
that were way too low for me to ride comfortably. I somewhat solved it by
adding a long/tall stem and Bosco bars, but soon after built up my own Clem
L. In short, the only thing MB-1 era bikes do better than a Clem is take
I much like the FL750s.
On Monday, July 3, 2023 at 8:35:21 PM UTC-4 Garth wrote:
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>
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I hope he recovers it.
Bike in pic is a Specialized Sirrus, not a Centurion.
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the requirement for bicycle
number plates, and although that was no longer the case when I arrived
there in 1963, you still saw quite a number of bicycles being ridden around
with number plates still attached:
https://historical.cc/news/2017/5/12/wa-bicycle-number-plates.
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On Friday, June 23, 2023 at 2:39:44 PM UTC-4 cbala...@gmail.com wrote:
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> Can't seem to find any available - if you've got a source, let me know!
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On Sunday, June 18, 2023 at 4:25:29 PM UTC-4 Patrick Moore wrote:
> I am on the fence about switching from ultralight Big Ones to these, and I
> guess that a discounted used price might tip me over on the "buy" side of
> the fence.
>
> Note that I want the
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On Saturday, June 3, 2023 at 7:45:36 PM UTC-4 Nick Payne wrote:
> Mudguards are OK until you encounter mud :-), and then they jam up. On
> this ride I was having to stop every five or ten minutes to clear the mud
> out from between the tyre and mudguard, as it was making forward motion
> m
I heard back from my friend Jim who received and mounted the revised IRC
seatpost.
Here's what he said:
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"Received it 2 days ago. Long ride yesterday and it is a game changer! No
slippage….my Roadini is now dialed in. Can’t wait to ride it again."
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derailleurs, on all sorts of road
surfaces, and has never had the chain unship. She uses SRAM GX Eagle 1x12
on one bike, and Eagle AXS on another.
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I was recently talking with a friend here in the area also looking for a 26.8
set post with more set back for his Roadini.
He decided to have Rivbike order the IRC one for him some have had issues with
because he heard a Rivendell employee recently had tried one and had no issues
because IRC
So what's the lowdown on S-Ride? Are they the manufacturer of the new Riv
7s cassettes? And how does their stuff compare to other budget drivetrain
options like SunRace & Microshift?
On Tuesday, May 2, 2023 at 12:57:54 AM UTC-4 Luke Hendrickson wrote:
> S-Ride stuff is great for the price!
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Nick Payne
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as with
disc brakes (in over 50 years of cycling, I've never used a rim brake of
which I would say that), but it's very little different in power from that
with cantilevers/centrepull/v-brakes that offer similar tyre clearance.
Nick
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a fair amount of setback, and
come in 26.8. e.g.
https://www.modernbike.com/kalloy-uno-602-seatpost-26.8-x-350mm-silver
https://www.modernbike.com/kalloy-sp-359-micro-top-seatpost-26.8-x-350mm-silver
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Have you considered a “Soma Lucas 3”? Approx. $60 I believe. Comes in black and silver. I have one and use it with a 137 and like it a lot. Might work well with a 139. Do keep the amount of weight you might want to carry (for safety) in mind though. NickSent from my iPadOn Apr 11, 2023, at
Sold. Thank you.
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> Great condition with very little use. $35 to include shipping within Cont.
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