Combination. Cogs most certainly are more inboard now, as pointed out by
WETH and Joe, your chainline has definitely moved toward the inner plate.
The elevation of the FD needs to be adjusted for your switch from 46t (what
RBW stocks at moment on XD2 triples) to 40.
Due to the shaping of the
Velomann,
Nice score! I perused a few Craigslist cities in my state to no avail but
I'll definitely keep my eyes peeled. Also, if you ever want to double your
money, let me know!
Stephen
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You'll find a few. It's how I found my illusive 66cm Quickbeam. It's also
interesting how things come in sets, like surfing waves. Lull ... lull ...
several hitting at once.
With abandon,
Patrick
On Thursday, September 14, 2017 at 4:19:33 AM UTC-6,
They chafed my fat belly, and even though I hardly used them, they
disintegrated badly. On the other hand, they were fairly expensive.
Philip
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Thanks.
Both those sites will ship to me for 20 Euros.
Looks like I will have to either do without or combine it with something
expensive to justify the postage. Hmmm, they have the silver Tubus racks
someone here mentioned as hard to find ... {rabbit hole}.
On Wednesday, September 13, 2017
Patrick,
I'm on it!
Stephen
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Great bike, Bruce. I've built a couple of Starlings, and they're really nice
bikes for the $$$.
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> Oh that's nice! She should be quite pleased. Good work!
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Putting the feelers out. I'd take a complete or a f/f/hs.
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Handsome looking bike. But then I'm a little biased, since it looks quite a
bit like my ROOR Schwinn Le Tour mixte.
I like this bike so much that when a grey one in the same large size came
up on CL this summer I had to do all I could to stifle myself. Of course
since I would have to replace
Sergio,
Me and my wife try to ride the Mickelson Trail every year. It's a wonderful
ride. We usually do it in two days and have plenty of time to stop and
explore. We always ride it north to south(Deadwood to Edgemont). We are going
to be riding it in a couple weekends.
Places of
Toshi, it fits me as well! Ha!
Best,
Richard
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> On Sep 14, 2017, at 1:09 AM, Toshi Takeuchi wrote:
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> Ha! It is somewhere around 52.5 C-T. My 54 Hilsen is tight in terms of my
> body parts and this custom has more room :).
>
> Toshi
>
>
>> On Wed, Sep
Oh well too small for me after all :p
I'm curious about your Saddle height though for the bike. It looks
perfect in the pics so 68.5cm?
-Dave J
On 9/14/17, Toshi Takeuchi wrote:
> Ha! It is somewhere around 52.5 C-T. My 54 Hilsen is tight in terms of my
> body parts and this
The Devolder wool boxer briefs that Riv sells are my favorites to wear under
Musa shorts, pants, knickers, Compass knickers and some "big s" casual shorts
that I got this spring. The boxers just disappear for me under those yet they
provide the non-chafing support that I need. They wick away
Steve, thanks for the response. If I may pepper you with questions without
being annoying,
What is Delorme? A website? What is Gazetteer? Dirt or paved doesn't matter
to me. I'm riding an Atlantis.
I note that Barre to Plymouth goes south of the White Mountain National
Forest. I was thinking
Jom, Delorme Gazeteers are road atlases with great detail, there is one for
Vt and NH, there hq is in Maine on Rt 1 just north of Portland. Littleton
is a nice town and worth a visit, pretty much only way east from there is
Rt 2 (north) or Rt. 302, Crawford Notch, a favorite road and riding w
I have a pair. Used on one 6 day tour, look like new. I think they were ~$350
new. How about $250 plus actual shipping?
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> On Sep 13, 2017, at 11:42 PM, velomann wrote:
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> Not meaning to sound like I'm gloating or anything, but I just picked up a
>
Great build. May not be a Riv frame, but that's a quality bike.
Jay
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On 09/14/2017 07:23 AM, Deacon Patrick wrote:
Search: national craigslist search
You'll find a few. It's how I found my illusive 66cm Quickbeam.
Ah, but can you find a /real/ 66cm Quickbeam that way? Illusions are
easy, a dime a dozen, Craigslist & ebay are full of them -- but they
don't
Hi Mark,
I agree with much you have said about wearing wool. There is the
additional care that must be taken if you are in a area were insects like
to eat them as well. You may find a clothing drawing with insects eating
at your wool undies. I have tried wool undies before and never had a
Sold
On Sunday, September 10, 2017 at 1:37:10 PM UTC-4, Marc Irwin wrote:
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> I have a pair of 700x32 Nokian A10 studded winter tires I don't need. They
> are great winter tires for city streets and plowed roads. My son used them
> for a couple winters on campus. They are in excellent
What does Riv use on these set up?
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Pudge,
I sent a private message your way.
Stephen
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in s. Texas summer, my favorite are the super light Icebreaker merino,
bought from sierratradingpost. And they Are Light.
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A literal steal at that price? Anyone know owner?
On Thursday, September 14, 2017 at 1:01:25 PM UTC-4, Wally Estrella wrote:
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> Darn sweet price too for that QB. Got get it someone! Good luck!
>
>
> On Thursday, September 14, 2017 at 12:32:50 PM UTC-4, Mattt wrote:
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>> Saw these in
Rivendell content - I would ride one of my Rivs in the winter on these
rollers. It takes up to a 42.5 wheelbase so I should be ok.
My question is has anyone bought or used these? I've been looking at them
for about 3 years now and haven't sprung for them yet. I have a stationary
trainer
Great feedback! Very helpful in planning. Getting antsy to hit the road. I'm
hopeful the weather holds, or at least isn't too rainy. It's also an excuse to
pick up some new gear... :)
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I like everything about wool underwear, except the price and durability.
odor resistance is almost essential when im traveling for a few days on or
off bike. when i was looking for some wool boxer briefs, i stumbled on
some hunting community site and found that they are into wool also, but
Saw these in Craigslist for great prices. Not mine. Just passing it along.
There are not many 66cm Quickbeam running around.
https://dallas.craigslist.org/mdf/bik/d/rivendell-quickbeam/6301705594.html
https://dallas.craigslist.org/mdf/bik/d/rivendell-bleriot/6301667521.html
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I like them very much with MUSA shorts. I size up for a loose fit, which I
think is the trick for these: I don't think a skin-tight 'lycra shorts' fit
would be comfortable.
I wash them in a regular laundry load, but air dry.
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Wally,
I won't be able to make the 9am lift off
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Wally, it doesn't tell you where the dirt starts but the roads are there as
well as trails, a broken line, many trails are not rideable, we have have
done some hike a bikes. Steve
On Thu, Sep 14, 2017 at 8:02 AM Wally Estrella
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> Cool! I didn't
Hi Folks:
I think and hope I direct messaged all on this list the other day. I
didn't get any replies, so I hope it went through. Just in case here are
the details:
Here's the route: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/24962206
Meet @ North Point Park @ 9am. We'll head up to the Minute Man via
The only bike that I bought as a complete from RBW had a wide-low on it. It
had a stick shift - which means that you pick up a stick off the side of
the road and manually shift the chain with the stick - in other words, no
front derailleur. Not much help. I would use a double that could handle
I like the Devold boxers, but I find the Ibex wool boxers to be better
made. I tend to buy some when Ibex has an online sale.
John
On Wednesday, September 13, 2017 at 11:50:03 PM UTC-7, Rory Woods wrote:
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> Hi all,
>
> I couldn't find much in a search of this group. My experience with
>
Steven,
Cool! I didn't realized the Gaz stated dirt or not for roads. I'll have to
go one then. Last had one back in the 80s.
Thanks,
Wally
On Wednesday, September 13, 2017 at 3:55:08 PM UTC-4, Steven Sweedler wrote:
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> Jim Rt 25 will take you from Barre,Vt to Portland. Comes right through
Laing - yes, that's exactly how I set my XD2 wide/low up, with an old Campy
Record FD. It just barely works, though. I had to position the FD low
enough on the ST to avoid the kind of interference problem that Lum Gim is
experiencing, but high enough so that the tail end of the derailleur
Darn sweet price too for that QB. Got get it someone! Good luck!
On Thursday, September 14, 2017 at 12:32:50 PM UTC-4, Mattt wrote:
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> Saw these in Craigslist for great prices. Not mine. Just passing it along.
> There are not many 66cm Quickbeam running around.
>
>
The Clem H pre-order is now live on the RBW site. Get one while you can - I
think they will go fast.
I just got a Clem L on Saturday and it is really awesome. Total game
changer for me :)
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My wife keeps hinting that she would like a bike at some point, not
anything fancy and relatively inexpensive, the Starling has been #1 on my
list of frames to get when she finally decides to go for it and let me
build it up for her.
This is good inspiration for that, nice build.
On
Devold and MUSA and Rapha are all awesome for me. My stripes MUSA ones are all
gone now
Bill Lindsay
El Cerrito, Ca
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No, but I wish it was. The reality is mundane compared to that bit of
fantastic googlivia. It's an acronym of the subject heading of this thread,
the Rivendell Out Of Reach.
On Thursday, September 14, 2017 at 5:25:09 PM UTC-4, Beaverton Bob wrote:
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> Mark in Beacon,
>
> What is ROOR?
>
> I
I have a new riv silver triple crank still in the box. I have decided that I'd
actually like the double. Rather than pay the 70ish dollars to buy a 40t
chainring and bash guard, I'm wondering if anyone has made the opposite error
and wants to trade a newish silver double for my triple.
Mine is
I seriously doubt it.
On Friday, September 15, 2017 at 12:08:02 AM UTC+3, Beaverton Bob wrote:
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> Austin ^ and MountNormal,
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> You guys are gonna get me in trouble! Those Crivets are just the right
> custom touch, and also just too expensive to justify. Now that I've gotten
> used to my C15
Yes. I bought one, and a friend needed it, so I sold it to him. Then I bought
another because it's too inexpensive and too awesome not to buy. Then my
friend needed to not have the first one, so I bought it back.
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Looking for one of these racks. This is the mini front rack version of the
campee, as seen here:
https://www.rivbike.com/collections/racks/products/nitto-mini-front-rack-32f-20020
I'm hoping for one without the front tab.
Contact me off list if you've got one you want to part with.
Scott
Sold
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Thanks all for the nice comments. I took it for a little spin tonight and it
shifts easily, and climbs just fine. Upright posture makes it nice to take in
the world around me. I hand it over next Wednesday. If she's not thrilled with
it, I'll just keep it :)
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You have TWO BMC Roads? I approve this in the most vigorous way I can. You are
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Much as I like the concept, I never did cotton to wool briefs. I just don't
think wool handles that job well, for whatever reasons. Probably just too
much motion/heat causes them to lose shape and "cling" power. Even so,
while it's not terribly uncomfortable, I can't afford the higher price and
I went back on Google Drive and made sure Share is on. Sorry for the
confusion.
Bill in Roswell, GA
On Thursday, September 14, 2017 at 3:29:17 PM UTC-4, Bill in Roswell GA
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> The new-to-me orange Rambouillet is just about finished, except for bar
> tape. The bike came with Trek blue
Thanks, Garth. I saw the Salsa tape in person at the local dealer. It isn't
nearly as dark as Modern Bike's photo appears. It is pretty close to
Cinelli's Denim color. But I could find Cinelli for $12 instead of Salsa's
$20. Ironically, Salsa doesn't show Dark Blue on their website - guess they
On an orange Ram, the blue tape must be DARK. My opinion anyway. That last of the 4 you show is my favorite on my Orange Ram, but I like the Cinelli Denim Blue as well. I have at times shopped around, shunning blues too light.Coincidentally, I rode my Ram today, which for commuting is a bit rare
Austin ^ and MountNormal,
You guys are gonna get me in trouble! Those Crivets are just the right
custom touch, and also just too expensive to justify. Now that I've gotten
used to my C15 (and it has ever-so-slightly broken-in), I'm thinking of
getting some colored rivets. Argh!
Jay in Tel
This link should work
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BwWEjg3VXSrXZzEyRVhHTmN4TlE/view?usp=sharing
On Thursday, September 14, 2017 at 3:29:17 PM UTC-4, Bill in Roswell GA
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> The new-to-me orange Rambouillet is just about finished, except for bar
> tape. The bike came with Trek blue
Just curious that he wouldn't know the actual size of the Quickbeam
On Thursday, September 14, 2017 at 12:32:50 PM UTC-4, Mattt wrote:
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> Saw these in Craigslist for great prices. Not mine. Just passing it along.
> There are not many 66cm Quickbeam running around.
>
>
Both Andy and WETH pointed to the issue here. If lowering the FD still does
not clear the lower indentation of the inner plate, the sure, use another
FD. A double will work just fine, at least with the ones I am familiar
with that are 9 sp. and and lower and Shimano or Suntour that have the
The XT cassette is sold
On Sunday, September 3, 2017 at 2:23:58 PM UTC-7, Bruce Smitham wrote:
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> For sale: Shimano XT CS-M8000 cassette 11-42 in excellent condition $45
> plus shipping CONUS
>
> Thx,
>
> Bruce in San Diego
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I'm a fan of the Devolds and have several pairs.
I tend to use them for travel since you can get away with fewer pairs. Hand
wash or in a
machine (if available) using Kookaburra wool wash. Helps that they dry quickly.
The fabric is thin and as others have noted they are a bit higher maintenance
Thanks for passing this along. I sent an email just now about the Quickbeam
to see if the seller would ship. If not, any local Denton/Dallas folks
around that could help out?
Not holding my breath on this one as it was posted a few days ago, but
worth a shot. Been wanting a taller QB for a
I live in Oklahoma City about 3 hours away. I was thinking about buying, but
don't have the cash right now. He is selling for a neighbor whose husband
passed away.
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Same thoughts here on the cost and durability of wool undies. I've worn
them out quicker than I'd like in the past. I have one pair now, but rarely
wear them because the replacement cost is pretty dear by my standards.
Instead, I live in Ex Officio boxers and boxer briefs. When I travel three
Bruce,
I think you built a fantastic bike for her. Well done, quality bike and under
budget.
hugh
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The new-to-me orange Rambouillet is just about finished, except for bar
tape. The bike came with Trek blue tape, darkened from age. On a graphic
arts color wheel, blue is a complimentary color for orange, so figured I
would stick with blue.
I wanted a really dark navy blue color, but such a
I'm getting an error msg for the photo link.
Some amber shellac will darken cloth tape though.
See Rivs tape page: https://www.rivbike.com/products/newbaums-bar-tape
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Mark in Beacon,
What is ROOR?
I googled it, and this is what I saw: "*RooR* is a Frankenthal-based
company that produces high-end borosilicate jointed-glass bongs. It was
founded 1995 by Martin Birzle, a German glass-blower.
Don't think that's what you meant.
Ride Safely,
Beaverton Bob
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Rams came as completes with first-generation 9-speed Shimano 105 triple
derailers and road-ish 12-25 (maybe it was 12-27) cassette, plus Sugino XD
cranks. My recollection of the fd is that it was less ridgey than later road
and mtb stuff. I think his Deore mech will work, he just needs to nail
This week I'm spending a few days with my mom in my childhood home in Yorba
Linda. I'm right in the middle of a six-week sabbatical from work and
right in the middle of the cycling challenge I gave myself. I'm trying to
ride 200 miles on each of 10 bikes during the months of August, September
the ibex/rivendell shorts out of ibex scrap were my favorites in the whole
world. no replacements worked very well for me
and I am back to jockey cotton.
On Thursday, September 14, 2017 at 10:18:25 AM UTC-7, Reed Kennedy wrote:
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> Same thoughts here on the cost and durability of wool undies.
Update:
No lubing or height adjustment or turning of FD allows clearance of the chain.
Better, but still rubs a little.
So I took the FD off and will ride without it until the SunXCD double arrives.
Forumite says it also works good as a triple. So sounds like it has enough
spread. It will do
You can use the stick method while riding, but I would probably just use that
moment as an excuse to hop off the bike for a minute, grab a drink and move the
chain by hand.
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Hi all,
I couldn't find much in a search of this group. My experience with Icebreaker
(and maybe Smartwool) boxer briefs was terrible - the legs just ride up and
bunch, chafe, etc. My thighs are not voluptuous by any means.
One reviewer on Rivbike.com states that s/he had sworn off boxer
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