I noted in the photos of your bike the chain appears in the smallest rear
cogs and small ring and the chain doesn't have much tension. It could
possibly have a few too many links, and/or RD isn't up to the task. This is
all greek to you of course. It reminds me of how 2 people can speak the
sa
Saddle height in pics? Nice bike...
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Is that $250.00 the firm moving forward price, I wonder?
>From my perspective the addition of a traditional tombstone would make this
rack way more versatile -- but that's my running complaint about a lot of
platform racks on the market today. I get the need for a back stop when
attaching a ba
I typically ride with a saddle height of 82-83.
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I hope this isn’t too off topic.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/2019/08/14/he-gave-her-bike-when-she-was-refugee-decades-later-internet-helped-her-find-him/
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Leah,
I thought the same. It's just a much nicer looking 24 pack rack and the
price to reflect that difference. I'll stick w/ my Surly 8 Pack rack and
the TV Tray for those wide loads.
CHEERS!
Wally
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I have two that are in similar shape. I always thought they were just
silver stickers over plastic? Maybe I'm wrong.
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You’re making sense to me with your fancy mechanic words, Garth! 😂 I see that
too, now that you say it. I ordered the new shifters and will have the
mechanics look at the chain when I take the bike for shifter install.
The story gets stranger. I’ve ridden the bike to school the last 2 days, so
Anyone have any experience with this rack and/or basket?
https://www.bricklanebikes.co.uk/blb-rack-basket-combo
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I think you answered your own question. The Basket Rack is purpose built
for a Wald 139 basket. If that's your use case, it seems to me that's a
really nice rack to consider buying. If your use case requires a versatile
swiss-army knife rack, then there may be better choices. Having more
c
Can we put this in the dryer and shrink it a little? I would love this bike
for my 84PBH!! All the cry emojis.
Karl
Saluki-less Nashville, TN
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Sold,thanks all!
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Completely darling. Such heart-warmer. Thanks for passing it along ❤️
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Leah, my guess is you got used to the way the front shifts compared to the
quite different arrangement on Betz. I know from experience that those Silver
cranks move the granny tighter to the frame than Sugino, so the shift over to
it is going to be lazier. It's also going to be weak if you shift
Gotta nice shape Sackville Sticksack you are looking to sack? Let me
know. Hit me offline via email.
CHEERS!
Wally 'in the Sticks of Maine without a sack'
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Hi Joe. Sorry to interrupt but I'm looking for some 10 speed Shimano brifters
and would be interested in your Ultegra if Hugh isn't needing them. The right
side shifter on my Roadeo just bit the dust last week.
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Hi fellas,
Been occupied lately. Tim I haven't reached out to Joe about a purchase so
if you are in need of them I will back out so you can get your bike rolling
again.
Best Regards,
Hugh
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Awesome article, thanks for sharing. It sent tingles down my back to read of
how a seemingly insignificant act of kindness years ago continued to have such
an impact on her throughout her childhood and into her adulthood. That the
object was a bike makes the story even cooler. Let’s all strive
I'm fine with the $250 price tag, especially considering the other Nitto
racks sell for $175-$220 on the site. Beautiful and thoughtful bends, light
mounts, adjustability, matching finish, fillet brazed, Nitto quality. This
a Rivendell design, you pay for that too.
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I feel like we saw a prototype of these legs on a marks rack top. I’d be
interested to hear if the top platform is interchangeable.
If, so it’d be cool if they sold them separately, so people could retrofit
their older racks.
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Bike sold.
Thanks for all the interest. Several more 65cm+ Rivendells will be posted in
the next few days or into early next week.
Sincerely,
Ryan Hankinson
West Michigan
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Well, regardless, I do really want to hear from folks who bought and are using
the new basket racks. And I would love to see photos of their bikes with the
rack. Maybe they’ll change my mind and I’ll buy the basket rack. I just would
like to know that rack is a big improvement to what I’ve got.
OMG, this should go quick. I already have a 62cm Saluki and still tempted.
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Ok, call me crazy (YOU'RE CRAZY, JOE!), but after all the months of prototyping
and now it's an actual product on a website, shouldn't Nitto have a recommended
weight limit by now?
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What Saluki do you own?
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You get to expect whatever you want to expect, Joe. What Nitto-recommended
load rating do you want out of this rack?
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> prototyping and now it's an actual
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I don't have a want for the rack, I'm not much for front loads and not likely
to buy it. I just think it's weird Nitto is selling a rack and never bothered
to tell anyone what its load limits are.
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Joe thinks it’s weird that Rivendell sold at least one rack prior to Nitto
giving them a load limit recommendation.
I feel pretty good about Roman’s 20
Pound swag at it.
BL in EC
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No, I think it's weird that Nitto didn't provide Rivendell with the spec. Which
I clearly stated.
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I just ordered more than one. A camera strap for bike-riders with some
extra influence (fabric) from Riv. Available on the site right now.
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I think this is on topic. I’ve been semi inspired by all the camera content,
but moreso, after having a kid, I’m becoming more interested In having hard
copy documentation of things (I have a printer. I never print anything), for
him to have when he gets older.
I know my way around the operati
You can consider an aperture-priority film camera. Perhaps something
lightweight like a Nikon FE2, so you can leverage a plethora of good F-mount
lenses and accessories. A FE2 with a 45mm f/2.8 “pancake” lens will be light
and compact, and easy to carry around when biking. A little more esoteric
Hey all,
I'm not talking about the jumbo/huge. Does anybody have one of these that's
not seeing much mileage that they're looking to move on? I've missed a
couple opportunities in the past year where they've popped up here and got
cold feet. There's another Bubbe frame hanging up at RBW HQ that
Between a full manual and full automatic is stuff like autofocus and
aperture-priority. You could get a Minolta setup with aperture priority
pretty cheap - XD11 or X570, plus whatever lenses you were interested in.
They're built like tanks and have a world of lenses available to them. I
think the M
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