I rode with Kai a few years ago and got to see this piece of rolling art up
close…it is very well done and a great bike .
On Friday, January 5, 2024 at 8:48:30 AM UTC-5 ian m wrote:
> You may get one snowy ride in with this weekend's Noreaster
>
> On Thursday, January 4, 2024 at 5:56:03 PM
I am looking for a 120 or even 130 Nitto quill stem, it can be 26 or 25.4.
I would prefer 25.4 as I am clamping Albatross bars.
If you have a stem laying around, I would rather buy off the list than go
to eBay.
Thanks
Spencer
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I was chasing a creak on my Sam last year, it was driving me nuts, the
creak was on every cycle of the cranks, I pulled the crank arms, checked
the bottom bracket, greased and reinstalled the crank arms, swapped out the
pedals, still creaking. Greased the seatpost.
Actually replaced the bottom
if anyone is curious, and wants to try a Thousand helmet in Stealth black,
size Med, (57-59cm) I have one, I tried it on, put a "Sheldon eagle"
sticker on it but never rode it. send me a pm and we can arrive at a
reasonable price.
Spencer
On Monday, December 13, 2021 at 10:43:59 PM UTC-5
Hey Justin,
If you are friction shifting it, Pretty much any decent derailleur should
shift it. I might try a Shimano CX 70 that is designed for a double chain
ring.
If there is a shop around that has crates of vintage parts, you might be
able to find something nice that will work.
Spence
The seat post is a done deal.
Thank you
On Monday, October 4, 2021 at 10:10:08 AM UTC-4 spencer robinson wrote:
> All, I have a Nitto , 2 bolt, silver, Model 83, 26.8 Diameter that I would
> like to trade for a 27.2.
> My post is pretty nice, it has been used, it does show some li
All, I have a Nitto , 2 bolt, silver, Model 83, 26.8 Diameter that I would
like to trade for a 27.2.
My post is pretty nice, it has been used, it does show some light marks and
scratches.
I would like to trade for a 27.2 post that is similar.
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Let me know how you make out with getting those fenders to play along with
the V brakes…I have never had much luck
On Monday, October 4, 2021 at 12:30:23 AM UTC-4 Philip Williamson wrote:
> I have some VO noir 63mm fenders for my non-Riv custom, to cover Fleecer
> ridge tire.
> Unfortunately,
Matt Beecher is on the same wavelength as me…
On the occasions that I have sold a bike to someone long distance, the
agreement I made with the buyer is that I will not ship it…if the buyer
still wants the bike, I give them a few local bike shops and they can make
their own deal with the shop. I
I had a Romulus (57cm) and I currently have a Heron Road….
Yes under the right conditions both of these bikes would develop a high
speed wobble if no hands.
I was able to solve the problem by keeping at least one hand on the
bars…problem solved for me anyway.
Unless the bike is running for the
I am in search of a 650b wheelset. 130 spacing on the rear, rim brake.
If anyone has a set that they want to clean out of the shed, I’m a buyer!
Thanks
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I also have been following this discussion and I though I would share
another source for a rhythmic creaking issue I had…
I would get a creak, every revolution of the crank. I determined that the
creak was present out of the saddle as well as in the saddle. I swapped out
the pedals, still
I am looking for one or 2 Jack Brown tires. I am trying to fit the largest
tire that makes sense on my Heron Road. I can get a 700x35 on the front but
too tight at the brake in the rear, I think a jack brown will fit the rear,
as a 700x32 gravel king is no problem with room.
I think the 1st
Chris, pump the tires up to max recommend psi…i bet the weld steer goes
away…I think the guys at compass/Rene Hearse are like 130 - 150 lbs soakin
wet…you will need a higher pressure to find the sweet spot.
On Sunday, June 13, 2021 at 2:44:31 PM UTC-4 Jason Fuller wrote:
> in the meantime,
I believe the Bike Snob to be 5’10” and he chose a 60mm frame, I see he has
a a decent amount of seat post showing. I bet it rides nice
On Tuesday, May 11, 2021 at 7:25:33 PM UTC-4 Roberta wrote:
> He's quite excited!
>
> So, that makes three in his household within the past year--AHHilsen,
I have “opened up” the clamp on MTB shifters to use on Drops...it works
just ok...if you had an accurate way to enlarge the diameter it would be
better, If you don’t get them right, they slip. I agree with Joe Bernard,
there is so much “leverage” on the brake lever perch that you might stress
What Mike M. Said. Also, Velocity A23/ gravel king tires are a good match,
I have that combo on my Sam, they jumped on the rims with a floor pump
On Saturday, March 6, 2021 at 5:27:14 PM UTC-5 velomann wrote:
> My experience is limited but so far (knock on wood) positive.
> Based on that, and
I am looking for a headlight to match with a new Shutter Precision hub I
will be building up.
If anyone has a extra light.
Thanks
Spencer
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I agree with Joe, I think you will like them Roberta.
On Tuesday, February 23, 2021 at 4:30:59 PM UTC-5 Joe Bernard wrote:
> Roberta,
>
> One person's "too flexy" is another person's "absorbs some road
> vibration", I wouldn't worry too much. I didn't notice any difference in
> stiffness feel
The best suspenders can be found at analog cycles ...
On Saturday, February 20, 2021 at 12:17:41 PM UTC-5 George Schick wrote:
>
> I have a pair attached to my long-legged Winter cycling pants. Since I
> don't due much in the way of cold weather cycling any more, you are welcome
> to them.
ut how get them back in...also I'm not sure if one
>>> is different from the other and if one needs to go in first, etc.
>>> There are also collar bushings in the rebuild kit, however no bushings
>>> like that in my pedal body.
>>> If you've done this succe
I have a rack, basket and handlebar bag on my Sam. I do not have a strap on
my basket, I do check all the mounting nuts and bolts when I clean and
lube. I always have an Irish or full spectrum strap in the stuff I carry,
then if I find a cool thing or 2 at a yard sale or carry home a 12 pack, I
Wow! That was really nice of you and Bill to take the time to pass all
that on. I am adding that to my bike knowledge section of my brain!
I know a guy that had one of those Bitex hubs and it was making a noise
that bothered him, he wound up replacing the hub with a White
Industries...I gotta
On my old 1x1, I used to just make sure I had 4mm allen key on the bike. It
seems easiest to remove the bolts holding the fender stays from the boss at
the drop outs, then the fender would flex just enough to pull the wheel
back and clear. I was using planet bike plastic full length mudguards.
Yes, a tire that blows off a rim can put the rim out of true
On Tuesday, September 8, 2020 at 11:31:47 PM UTC-4 Matthew Williams wrote:
> On Sep 8, 2020, at 8:10 PM, Eric Norris wrote:
>>
>> Matthew:
>>
>> When you say the “rim was bent,” do you mean that
>>
>> 1) the wheel is out of true,
I did email Rivendell as I did not see the VP 001 rebuild kits listed but
the other Spencer looked for me and found a few kits in stock. The rebuild
is pretty straightforward and it just involved finding the right socket and
pick to get the bushings out. The bearings are a sealed design. Easy
Sent you an email Dave, at least I think I did, heckofa time trying to send
a pm here.
On Tuesday, September 1, 2020 at 3:17:51 PM UTC-4 Matt P. wrote:
> What a beautiful bike! Seems to be in excellent condition too, you have
> maintained it very well. I wish it was on the West Coast, I'd
Hi Dave,
In the photos, how tall is the rider that the bike is currently set up for?
On Thursday, August 20, 2020 at 2:46:50 PM UTC-4 dp3 wrote:
>
> Up for sale is a MUSA 55 Roadeo. I seem to be riding this bike less and
> less after a recent move and a more trail riding. I am the second owner
Sage advice Joe Bernard
On Tuesday, August 25, 2020 at 9:02:54 PM UTC-4 Joe Bernard wrote:
> You might want to let a bike shop dig into this unless you're committed to
> buying two types of BB tools and learning all about it. I'm big on the
> buying and learning, but it's not a small project
had the same click. Attempted to take them apart and stripped out the
> nut. Right side is reverse threaded. I learned the hard way. Look into it
> more than i did.
>
> Matt Cook in CT
>
> On Tuesday, August 18, 2020 at 10:33:08 AM UTC-4 spencer robinson wrote:
>
>> My old
searched again a couple years ago and
> couldn't find the kits at all anymore. Kinda turned me off of VP even
> though I do really like their pedals.
>
> Paul in AR
>
>
>
> On Tuesday, August 18, 2020 at 9:33:08 AM UTC-5, spencer robinson wrote:
>>
>> My olde
My older pair of VP “ThinGripsters brought me home with an annoying click
the other day. I have determined that it is the drive side pedal as the
noise is gone when I switch to a fairly new pair of Clem pedals. My
question to the group is, does anyone know where I can find a rebuild kit?
I
I have a Sam and have owned a few Cross Checks.
They are different bikes. The geometry is different, BB height is the big
difference, I think.
The cross check might be the one bike that has served so many people for
different uses.
Affordable, tough, versatile.
The Sam is a wonderful, well
I used those Origin 8 drop bar ends on a couple different bikes and they do
work to give you a lower aero choice. I never tried to use them with Road
bike brake levers though. For those bar end drops to work well, the handle
bar has to have little or no sweep, unless you slide them way
+1 for the Hondas! My daughter has a Fit and she was able to rescue me on
day, Sam H fits in the fit with the wheels on.
I have a Ridgeline and the Sam will fit in the back seat or the bed. Been
looking for a decent element but good ones are pricy now a days.
On Friday, June 19, 2020 at
Brady,
You need the tensioner bolt that is on the front of the saddle? I have one
here in my box of interesting things. , the bolt with the nut on it. I am
not sure how you change it but you are welcome to it. I am up the river in
Columbia County. Send me a USPS address and I can stick it in
On Friday, May 15, 2020 at 9:01:51 AM UTC-4, Alex Wirth- Owner, Yellow Haus
Bicycles wrote:
>
> Wow❤️, that is one very nice jumper of stumps! Ok ok ...what can I part
> withshoot.
i doubt it will last long
>
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That is a Great Photo!! should be in the catalog
On Saturday, May 9, 2020 at 12:24:54 PM UTC-4, Deacon Patrick wrote:
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> Here's a photo of me QB in action.
>
> With abandon,
> Patrick
>
> [image: IMG_6884.JPG]
>
>
> On Saturday, May 9, 2020 at 9:47:50 AM UTC-6, Alex Wirth- Owner, Yellow
> Haus
One really nice feature that I admire on Rivendell frames is that the
"pinch" bolt for the Seat post is just a normal bolt and nut. I think I
would ensure that the cable hanger is not limiting how tightly the pinch
bolt is influencing the seat post.
If the hanger is in conflict, I would take
It gets even thicker..Jesse Plemons played a Butcher in one season of
Fargo..
On Sunday, December 1, 2019 at 5:11:41 PM UTC-5, Dean Henderson wrote:
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> Blond guy is Jesse Plemons. Played Floyd Landis in "The Program" about
> Armstrong.
>
> On Friday, November 29, 2019 at 8:12:35 PM UTC-5,
Yeah, I caught that... had all the usual suspects in itwho is the blond
guy, he was in Breaking Bad and something else..
On Friday, November 29, 2019 at 8:12:35 PM UTC-5, Trenker wrote:
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> Joe Pesci, as Russell Bufalino:
>
>
>
> "There’s a pork store up in Northern California. Right
Hi Roberta,
Wow, this is excellent, I recently installed a brooks flyer on one of my
klunkers and discovered what a PAIN it is to get the saddle bag in the
saddle loops...esp with poor eyesight. I am off the woods to find just the
right stick! Thanks for posting it up!
On Tuesday, November 19,
I am running 700x38 gravel Kings on Velocity A-23 rims and the combination
works very well. I could not get them to “jump on” the rims till I ran them
with tubes for a few days, that took the folds out of the casing...then,
pulled the tubes out, a quick blast with the air compressor and they
Thats the basic loop around the park...it is beautiful, the views are
breathtaking, you will need lots of time for picture taking, film camera
discussions, and general lollygagging / coffee making etc. There are more miles
if your so inclined, heck you can bomb the public roads and go to New
The Romulus has Been sold
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Hi Mark, measuring from the center of the crank to the approximate top of the
saddle, measuring up the seat tube is about 79cm.
Stand over is around 81. Hard to get exact, trying to balance the bike and
holding the tape measure, while not letting my reading glasses slide down my
nose.
I measure
Hi All,
The bike that is listed on Hudson Valley CL is mine, you can ask me any
questions you might have.
The bike is in fact a 57cm.
I am 5’10” tall and the bike pictured is setup for me, it fits beautiful. I
have done all day rides on it and it has been my choice for high mileage
excursions.
Yes, it is a really nice Patch, hit Ben Obrien up quick so as to secure one!
I got my order in already.
On Monday, July 15, 2019 at 9:45:22 AM UTC-4, Wally Estrella wrote:
> Here's the RBW 25 Northeast patch that Ben has been working on w/ Walter
> from Fallcreek Outfitters. Ben asked me to
I have seen this bike in the wild...it is a really nice machine.
On Thursday, April 11, 2019 at 6:30:54 PM UTC-4, James / Analog Cycles
wrote:
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> I'm selling my Sam Hillborne to raise money for Analog's new bike brand.
> Tooling and such is pricey, so we're trying to raise money however we
I have a black pair, I think you are right, the current version is 31.8
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I have a set of Salsa Woodchippers here with the 25.4 clamp size, short,
shallow, and flared out.
They might am option to consider.
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I can vouch for the newer Sora shifters, they are really nice, same feel as
the fancy ones. I have been using a Sora 9speed set on my gravel/mud bike
for 3 seasons, I am happy with them. Maybe more so than an older fancier
pair that have already been to the rodeo.
On Monday, March 4, 2019 at
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