Unobtainium.
Perhaps Mewantium.
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My blue 56cm is serial number - AH0273
I did NOT buy it from the original owner but two years ago, probably from
the third owner.
Can I assume that mine is also a Toyo build?
And, what year might it have been made?
David Lipsky
Berkeley, CA
On Saturday, November 17, 2018 at 10:27:46 AM UTC-8,
Yes, of course! Makes total sense. Thanks.
On Sunday, November 18, 2018 at 3:32:52 AM UTC+5:45, MTR wrote:
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> you can also brace the stein tool on the inside dropout, within the
> triangle
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> On Tuesday, November 13, 2018 at 11:29:49 PM UTC-8, John Rinker wrote:
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>> Good afternoon,
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Thanks for the bump, Howard! I have one person inquire, but she determined
the dimensions were not correct for her. It's still available. -Steve
On Thursday, November 15, 2018 at 11:46:27 AM UTC-6, Steve Butcher wrote:
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> Hi
On the few occations I’ve timed my ride and then compared times between
Quickbeam and Hunqabeam, they are nearly the same (within a minute for a 70
minute climb). The Quickbeam is faster on the roads, Hunqabeam faster on the
trails. The difference is 2-3 minutes, whch then gets made up or lost
I jus had him measure from the center of the crank to the top of seat tube
54.34 cm
On Sat, Nov 17, 2018 at 10:01 AM Keith Weaver
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> The craigslist post says the frame size is 54 cm. Is that not correct? I
> have a 79 cm PBH, I would assume the 52 cm size would be better for me than
> a
This is a 52 with 26" wheels and is still set up the way it was sold as a
complete bike by Rivendell. I have the same bike, only with lots of beausage
and miles.
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by the way, the bike was about $2,200 new, set up this way, so it's a super
price for a very clean bike.
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When I've helped riders find a more comfortable position, they have gained
speed, despite losing a little aerodynamic efficiency. I have an upright
Rambouillet with mustache bars high up and a drop bar waterford in lightweight
tubing. Both bikes have 1 1/2" tires. I am about 1 1/2 mph faster on
Did not buy it. I was looking for riv with a slightly smaller frame than
my 56cm Sam. Turns out the 54 hunq is alost identical in frame size as the
56 sam so I declined. The guys ebay name is tattoo.jesse.
Good Luck!!
On Fri, Nov 16, 2018 at 2:54 PM Joe Bernard wrote:
> Hey Bruce, PMed you.
The craigslist post says the frame size is 54 cm. Is that not correct? I
have a 79 cm PBH, I would assume the 52 cm size would be better for me than
a 54 cm. I don't need another bike, but I have been looking at this one,
it's pretty sweet.
On Sat, Nov 17, 2018 at 3:52 AM Fullylugged
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Its pretty cool to see your data verifies two similar bikes with the same tires
on an uber-flat course will be about the same speed.
Get those bikes pointed uphill and I’m sure we’d see a difference.
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I have in the past been distressed* to notice that my times on at least
many rides over similar hilly routes were as fast or almost so on the
30+-lb Fargo with Big Apple tires as on the 18 lb Riv fixed gofast. I put
this down to the fact that while climbing on the fixie was considerably
faster,
I saw this listing a while back and while it's not quite the right bike for
me, I just had to say hey to a fellow Ellensburger! I don't live there any
more, but my parents do. I'll be visiting next week for Turkey Day, I love
coming back to the Kittitas Valley. Best of luck in your sale, it's a
I still don't get the head tube. Way taller than my 54.
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I think we'd all be surprised to learn how narrow the window is for our natural
riding pace. A few pounds and a couple minutes doesn't mean much unless you're
in France chasing a jersey.
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First two characters please. Thanks.
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Any interest in a nice Mustard Clem Smith Jr located in the NW? I’m riding my
Roadini much more and need to thin the herd.
Link to CL:
https://seattle.craigslist.org/see/bik/d/rivendell-clem-smith-jr/6734655375.html
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cbone97 did you find the choco-moose bars you were seeking, please?
On Sunday, June 3, 2018 at 10:15:50 PM UTC-5, cbone97 wrote:
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> will buy, trade, or some of both for your choco-moose.
>
> I have albas, dove bars, gripster and grip king pedals, a couple of neat
> nitto mtb stems...lemme know
Hi Howard, I didn't - interested in any trades or still only the bull
mooose. I have some albas, various stems, dirt drops, silver sidepull
brakes (new), who knows what else. I still wouldn't mind having the
choco's, so let me know what you think.
Thanks!
Charles
On Sat, Nov 17, 2018 at 11:57
Then the wheel size can’t be 26”. 26” came wit the 50cm and 52 cm only. 54cm
has 700 wheels. Very different standover.
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The pics show 700c wheels. It's a 54.
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Joe,
In the link, the third photo shows a Panaracer 26 x
1.25"
https://stockton.craigslist.org/bik/d/rambouillet-by-rivendell/6726114951.html
Fullylugged must be right.
IanA
On Saturday, November 17, 2018 at 1:00:19 PM UTC-7, Joe Bernard wrote:
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> The pics show 700c wheels. It's a 54.
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Well I'll be danged, it sure does! I was sure I saw a 700 wheel last night, but
I might be confusing Rambys. It's a 52, people!
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Ah, there's a 54 elsewhere on this list. My bad!
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That is really wierd that the HT of this 52 is taller than a 54 HT . But
that goes to show the mysteries of geometry.
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Lum,
It's because your 54cm uses 700c wheels and the 52cm uses 26" wheels. The
smaller wheel diameter calls for a shorter fork and therefore longer HT.
Ian
On Saturday, November 17, 2018 at 1:31:01 PM UTC-7, Lum Gim Fong wrote:
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> That is really wierd that the HT of this 52 is taller than a
My little guy is coming up on two. How old/large a child would be
comfortable/safe on one of these?
Aaron in ES MD
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you can also brace the stein tool on the inside dropout, within the
triangle
On Tuesday, November 13, 2018 at 11:29:49 PM UTC-8, John Rinker wrote:
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> Good afternoon,
>
> I'm wondering if anyone has experience with using the Stein 'hypercracker'
> Shimano cassette remover on their Riv frames.
On Saturday, November 17, 2018 at 1:27:46 PM UTC-5, Lum Gim Fong wrote:
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> First two characters please. Thanks.
>
My 63cm Toyo build was SN: AH0219
I bought it in March 2010 from its original owner
Ray
Lisbon, CT
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I often think that there’s also a speed at which we feel comfortable. Like Xmph
feels good so we naturally settle in around there +/- a small amount. Maybe
this is cadence maybe it’s effort maybe it’s just internal equilibrium.
The subconscious imcan be powerful
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Up for offer is a nice, largest-size 1989 MB-2 frame with a (NOS)
Bruce Gordon "Rock 'N Road Expedition" 559 fork, and paired up with a
BG HMF rack. These MB's are great climbers, and with the integrated
front rack would make for an
On Wednesday, October 24, 2018 at 12:14:51 PM UTC-4, Dave Grossman wrote:
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>
> Interested in potentially getting a Roadeo. Im an 89.5 PBH so I am at the
> top of the 59 and in the 61 range. If anyone has one they are looking to
> move let me know. Could be a good time for both of us!
Are we sure it's not an attachment point for a Burly trailer or something? I
don't think i would trust a kickstand while loading a child in a seat, and
understood that to be the main benefit of a front-carry seat.
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Ian:
Good eye. I am more sure now that the tire size is visible that it is a 52 and
suspect the ST measurement is in error. Perhaps they measured the DT instead.
In any case: Advertised as a 56, measured as a 54 and evidence shows a 52. I
wouldn’t buy this without actually seeing it in
It looks exactly like my 52.
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That is really wierd that the HT of this 52 is taller than a 54 HT . But that
goes to show the
It's the mysteries of a 26" wheel being WAY smaller than a 700.
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My Atlantis is for sale, frame is one size too big.
https://nh.craigslist.org/bik/d/rivendell-atlantis-64-cm/6751701509.html
I can answer any questions and/or provide more photos. Thanks, Steve
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Ah-ha!
Thanks!
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Was it a mustard Joe?
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Is this the first generation Clem?
Doug
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Will's Rosco step thru, I think.
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Yes, I think it’s first generation, second run.
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Unless I’m mistaken, it is the huge mountain step through ( sometimes referred
to as mixtie) rosco bubbe. Riv did two or three small runs of these over the
last couple of years.
John in Jersey City
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I sent an email to Will asking that but he didn't reply. (Humph.) I'd be
interested to know; also, what tires those are.
On Sat, Nov 17, 2018 at 6:28 PM Doug H. wrote:
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In general, I entirely agree; except that I'd state it thus: one's
physiology, riding habits, and bike choice lead one to become very
comfortable and accustomed to certain torque and cadence combinations in
given circumstances; again, +/- small differences. This is why, I think, I
find anything
Wow!
It’s so pretty, I’d run it, even if it was a horrible fit...and care less about
its weight.朗 Thanks for the pictures and education.
I guy I worked for in the nineties at Qranc, came up with the word IRIDIUM (I
think that’s the word?) for Oakley. He said it was pure marketing BS, not a
You gotta be patient for Will emails. I don't think he checks them much after
first clock-in, so for instance if you sent today he probably won't see it 'til
Monday or Tuesday morning. Patience, grasshopper!
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My 2 1/2 year old ~30lbs daughter still loves the yepp mini. She's tall enough
that my 5'5" wife is no longer comfortable being able to negotiate the toddler
helmet knocking her chin but for my 6' self it's not an issue.
My daughter loves it, each seat has a weight limit/recommendation.
Btw I use the yepp mini on our 52 Clementine, small HHH, 59 XO3 and recently a
57 ANT... The extra TT length promised by this new Riv frame would only makes
riding with a front seat better. I definitely knock my knees a bit on the
Clementine and xo3 particularly.
Tony
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Schwalbe G-ONE of some sort.
-J
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Excellent combination.
On Sat, Nov 17, 2018 at 8:48 PM Justin, Oakland
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