I was going to put a picture a link of my bike frame up here that is
on my Flicker site, but don't know how although I did tag the pics.
Anyway, the color is a beautiful green ..he did a great job. Getting
put together now, with some basic components after all that
discussion.Summer is here!
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, 6:35 pm, dr...@charter.net dr...@charter.net wrote:
Boy did I get an eye opener today. Went out cycling- very windy,
usually take my Atlantis for days like this, however Project Atlantis
is still in the works. Took my Klein, got blown into gravel and fell
over- no injury due to low speed
Boy did I get an eye opener today. Went out cycling- very windy,
usually take my Atlantis for days like this, however Project Atlantis
is still in the works. Took my Klein, got blown into gravel and fell
over- no injury due to low speed and helmet bumping the concrete
instead of head. I know that
if you've loved
what you have been running.
On Friday, April 6, 2012 6:37:37 PM UTC-7, dr...@charter.net wrote:
Well I want my bike to be beautiful too. I want indexed shifters, not
bar end as I am used to them. I am thinking about going to a double
crank. From everything I have read here
-front
Acorn boxy bag) it's well north of 30 lbs.
dougP
On Apr 6, 6:37 pm, dr...@charter.net dr...@charter.net wrote:
Well I want my bike to be beautiful too. I want indexed shifters, not
bar end as I am used to them. I am thinking about going to a double
crank. From everything I have
Well I want my bike to be beautiful too. I want indexed shifters, not
bar end as I am used to them. I am thinking about going to a double
crank. From everything I have read here is would be lighter, and I
could still get a good gear range for touring,a lthough I would have
to get a rear MB
, April 1, 2012 5:53:19 PM UTC-7, dr...@charter.net wrote:
but I this time I want it rebuilt a bit lighter with upgraded
technology.
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On Apr 1, 7:53 pm, dr...@charter.net dr...@charter.net wrote:
In a few days I should be getting my Atlantis frame back newly painted
from California. I want to rebuild it from the bottom up, as the
components, chainrings etc, were completely worn out.
However I am much better at long
2, 6:41 pm, dr...@charter.net dr...@charter.net wrote:
I used the Atlantis gallery to help pic colors. I know that some of
those folks list their components also..will have to go back and look.
I know there is one guy that has toured around the world on a green
Atlantis and I am sure
In a few days I should be getting my Atlantis frame back newly painted
from California. I want to rebuild it from the bottom up, as the
components, chainrings etc, were completely worn out.
However I am much better at long distance cycling than I am at putting
a bike together. In fact, I know
OK thanks for all that replied. I have a fast day bike, Atlantis needs
to be set up for touring, and getting around town. I can afford good
components, but I am not an ostentatious person.
Here is what I had previously.
Nine speed Tiagra Crank 52-42-30
Back Cassette 14-25
UN 53 Bottom Bracket.
OK thanks for all that replied. I have a fast day bike, Atlantis needs
to be set up for touring, and getting around town. I can afford good
components, but I am not an ostentatious person.
Here is what I had previously.
Nine speed Tiagra Crank 52-42-30
Back Cassette 14-25
UN 53 Bottom Bracket.
all set up right and will consider
replancing those later.
On Apr 2, 7:39 pm, dr...@charter.net dr...@charter.net wrote:
OK thanks for all that replied. I have a fast day bike, Atlantis needs
to be set up for touring, and getting around town. I can afford good
components, but I am
the Atlantis
forte, but there are plenty that are used for commuting, off road,
etc.
An excellent source of inspiration is cyclofiend's Atlantis gallery.
dougP
On Apr 1, 5:53 pm, dr...@charter.net dr...@charter.net wrote:
In a few days I should be getting my Atlantis frame back newly
thill@gmail.com
wrote:
Go for an all-black SRAM X9 kit (with TT500 bar-ends) and White Industries
MI5 hubs. It will be unique in the Riv world, and the stuff is beautiful in
function.
On Sunday, April 1, 2012 7:53:19 PM UTC-5, dr...@charter.net wrote:
In a few days I should be getting
Where are the Rivendell components groups? I see on their website
BUILD KITS but not for the Atlantis bike.
On Apr 2, 4:14 pm, Minh mgiangs...@gmail.com wrote:
wow, this is an open end question. Do you have a starting point? are you
looking for a modern group or something more rivendell
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