nd the Rosco in pieces on the floor, and and and... excuses I know.
>> I still want to have that brazing party in my yard, the one where we add
>> weird bits to odd spots on your bikes while drinking beers and
>> trampolining.
>> Let's party!
>> -Kai
>>
>>
Hi folks-
I'm Todd from Ditmas Park. I commute daily to midtown along Kent on my
Atlantis but would love to cruise around with like minded folks on some
weekend mornings. I did have the pleasure of bumping into Kai once on his
Mountain Mixte and riding down first avenue with him. Would love to
Thanks everyone for the awesome responses!
--Todd
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> Western rise has a pair that I like a lot. Great for swimming too.
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Hi all,
I've been riding in the MUSA shorts with aussie wool underneath for longer
rides and am looking for some replacement shorts. Now that these are
discontinued anyone have any suggestions of similar gusseted shorts with no
pad?
Alternately anyone have any large Musas they want to get
I'll take green and blue long sleeves. Sending PM.
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I'm 6'0" have an 87.5 PBH and enjoy a 62 Quickbeam for riding upright
around NY.
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> Well, Spencer, it is, kinda. For boiled wool. Grin.
> https://www.sweaterchalet.com/
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> With abandon,
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I am 5' 11.5" and have a 87.5 pbh and ride a 62 QB with Bosco bullmooses. Was a
little stretched with moustachebars but these are GREAT!
--Todd
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Deacon- so cool to happen across the orphan espresso / Rivendell overlap here.
I have been using an orphan espresso first generation Pharos grinder for over
10 years. That coupled with a mid 1980s elektra micro casa e Leva manual
espresso machine, bought from and restored by orphan, has been
Haha Joe. Quirks of craft. Elton I'll roll the dice and take them. I'll reply
to you directly.
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Do they fit a 34 waist? If so I'll take em. Interestingly I fit a medium in the
riv musa non rainwear shorts but a large in the musa non rainwear pants.
--Todd in Brooklyn
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Mark-
I have only done 2 rides but my first one - - about a 40 miler - - did offer a
little off road terrain out by JFK including gravel,loose sand, railbed sized
rock. The tires performed great and felt real pillowy over it all. They also
rolled well on the road regardless of the little nubs
I would prefer having April 18th-28th as blackout dates as well. NYC public
schools spring break too.
Looking forward to this. Thanks for planning!
-Todd
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I love the Minnewaska idea. Did some hiking up there in early December and wish
I had my bike!
Todd from Brooklyn
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Hey I'm in Brooklyn so you can check mine out when it arrives (although it
will likely be awhile as wheels need to be built etc.). I'd be interested
in trying out the Cheviot.
Actually seems to be a bigger Riv community here in NYC metro than I
thought. Let's get a ride together in spring. Happy
This thread as well as Bill Lindsay's recent posts inspired me. I pulled the
trigger on a 56 Atlantis yesterday. I also have a 62 Quickbeam and a 60 Ram,
both bought on second hand market, but am looking forward to my first
Riv-assembled build with the customizations I want.
Jamison if you
Mark- When I was out from NYC to Riv headquarters in October they measured my
pbh at 87.5. They loaned my son and me a pair of atlantises and I rode the 56cm
all over town and Shell ridge trails. I loved the 56 and I usually ride larger
bikes on road (60 ram, 62 quickbeam). I tried the 59 but
Hi I have a set of 45mm hammered honjos over a set of 35mm Bon Jon Pass
tires on a 62 Quickbeam and the fit is TIGHT at the rear brake bridge. That
said it works. I cant imagine 38s with this setup. I avoid the wheel
removal problem by using a Phil hub where I remove the axle completely from
I have an 86 PBH and am 6'0" overall and am quite happy on a 60cm ram with
drops. I think you should go with 62.
Todd
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Hey that was me on the 62 QB which must have been repainted by the previous
owner. I'm six months into owning it and am loving it (although considering
making it more upright as the reach is a little long). I also have a 60
Ram in Blue and have seen you before hauling through LIC on that
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