I believe 2019 was the only year the 58 had that tire size and geo. I have
a 2019 with the geo shown on bike insights. I think after that it was
changed to 700c wheels and maybe some other tweaks. I have an 87 PBH and
it fits nicely.
On Wednesday, May 1, 2024 at 8:03:53 AM UTC-5 Bill Lindsa
velomine has this:
https://www.velomine.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=235_312&products_id=6004&zenid=983amrvtm677nkrtp9775c7e54
On Wednesday, March 10, 2021 at 11:03:50 AM UTC-6 Brendan Willard in SF
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> In the tradition of always having the wrong wheelsets around, I ask you
I'm 5'11" with an 86 pbh and have a 58 MIT Hilsen with Billie bars and an
11 cm stem (bars at saddle height). I find this set up quite comfortable
and the billie bars allow plenty of hand positions. As far a standover
clearance goes, it is a little tight if you use the biggest tires you can
Looking forward to pics and stories of folks enjoying their new clems. Hope all
find them as enjoyable and practical as i do mine.
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There is something about the clem feeling lighter than it is. The only time i
notice that it's heavy is when have to pick it up to go up the steps into work.
When riding it feels like a lighter bike than it is, and it rides equally well
loaded or unloaded.
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Anyone have any experience with this rack and/or basket?
https://www.bricklanebikes.co.uk/blb-rack-basket-combo
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I agree with Ash's take. I have billie bars on my Homer, and the position just
in front of the brake levers feels like holding the bars just behind the hoods
on drops-which is mostly where i kept my hands when i rode drops; however, if i
want to sit up more, holding the grips is way more comfor
Those new bike adjustment periods can be equal parts exciting and frustrating.
I've had my Homer a little over a month now and was making a minor adjustment
on the way home from work yesterday. Great riding bike though. Hope the bars
work out, cause they look super cool.
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I love the look of that bike. Will be curious to see how you get on with those
bars after the initial adjustment phase. I've always been curious about the
really flared dirt drops, but not quite enough to give it a go. I think i may
be past the drop bar days of my riding. Currently very happy
Congrats. Thats exactly how i felt when i got my first Riv. Which was a Clem as
well.
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Got the bike. Its been 40 degrees and raining everyday, and I'm sick to boot.
Did get to ride it home from work and then a 20 mile ride a day later. So far
so good. Rides lovely. Still dialing in the bar height and saddle position, but
no complaints. Really comfortable and feels fast and light
The eta on mine is friday, per tracking info. Can't wait. Hoping for good
weather, but either way, will try to put some miles on it, even if its just
commuting miles.
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I just ordered the 58 demo. Will report back as soon as i get it and put a few
miles on it.
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Just one. A Clem L. Always wanted a Riv. But couldn't afford one. Then the
Clem came out. Bought one 20 months ago. It reawakened my love of riding and
motivated me to get rid of my car.
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Just to chime in, I have one of the wallets and love it. Excellent product,
excellent value.
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I like NRS straps to secure stuff to the rack. They are sturdy, come in
many different lengths and easy to find at places like amazon.
https://www.nrs.com/search/?q=tie%20down
On Wednesday, July 18, 2018 at 9:00:26 PM UTC-5, Patrick Moore wrote:
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> Bill's encouragement to buy the basket net le
I use these on 650b x 50.
https://www.rivbike.com/collections/fenders/products/sks-esge-commuter-ii-silver-fenders-b65-700c-29er
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I have the little rookie pump that fits on the clem rack. It works like a
typical cheap mini pump, will get the job done but just take a lot longer
than the zefal. I've only had one flat on that bike in the last year, so
I'm not too bothered about not having a better pump. Here is a pick from
The soma store carries them, but they are a little more expensive than at
Rivendell. http://store.somafab.com/nimamira.html
On Wednesday, February 28, 2018 at 11:21:44 PM UTC-6, nicholas tingey wrote:
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> Rivendell are currently all sold out & won't have them back in stock
> before my trip to J
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