Thanks, Andrew. Perhaps there's more difference between a Riv Road standard
and a LongLow than I had thought. Again, thanks for the ride post.
On Wed, Jan 1, 2020 at 11:39 AM BSWP wrote:
> Patrick,
>
> I am guessing less than 10,000 miles on the oldest parts. I do lots of
> short rides, and a
That's a big ride!
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Patrick,
I am guessing less than 10,000 miles on the oldest parts. I do lots of
short rides, and a few long rides. The hubs feel smooth and solid, as does
the Phil bottom bracket. Headset with rollers on the bottom is smooth,, no
notchiness. The rides are very different, QuickBeam is... quick
Thank you for sharing your ride report Andrew. That looks like an amazing
ride! Maybe someday, once I retire I'll have a chance to ride there.
JohnS in eastern PA
On Wednesday, January 1, 2020 at 10:09:04 AM UTC-5, Patrick Moore wrote:
>
> Kudos on the trip and the photos. Curious: how many
Kudos on the trip and the photos. Curious: how many miles on the Phil hubs,
and have you had to replace the bearings? I have Phils on my '99 Riv Road
(replaced the bearings proactively at about 14K miles because the Phil bb
was getting new bearings.
How does the LongLow ride compare to that of
I'm just back from a 215 mile loop out of Berkeley on my first Rivendell, a
65cm LongLow. We went to Point Reyes (over the RSR bridge!) then on to
Tomales, where it's freezing cold at night but the saloon is hopping. Then
a grunt out to Bodega Bay and second breakfast in Jenner, before
