Sizing seems perfect so far; feels like the best fit of any bike I've ridden. I
had a donor bike standing by and a great rainy Saturday to complete the build.
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> - Brand new tires, tubes, and chain
>
>
> I'm selling the complete bike for $750. Shipping would be actual cost.
> I can swap/include a 32t chainring or a longer stem (but it would be silver).
>
>
>
>
> Philip
> www.biketinker.com
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Thanks for all the input folks, it's given me plenty to think on. I did have a
hard tail (too small) for a while and ventured out on the Austin trails, some
of which are indeed a little too interesting for my taste.
The idea of a new wheelset for the Sam is a good one (cheaper than a new bike,
I'm in the market (aren't we all?) these days, looking for a solid, probably
steel-framed, trail bike. Rigid is ok, vintage is ok; just looking for
something I can have some fun on offroad, maybe take camping, and hit the
Austin trails.
Basically, I'm looking for a Hunq, but I'm hoping to
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I'd go to one if it started happening! Heat's starting to pick up, so it may be
worth doing it downtown near Mellow Johnny's (where there are free showers,
lockers, etc. for commuters). Or just near the creek :)
Welcome to town, btw. I'll admit to admiring your Sam frame on eBay (and here),
Thanks John! Were you running the smart sams in the later photos with fenders,
or was that another tire?
Cool setup by the way! Loving how versatile the Sam seems to be.
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Proud owner of my first Riv! Mattt shipped promptly and it arrived basically
overnight (?!). Happy Saturday morning for me.
Here's what it looks like now: https://flic.kr/p/UryRAi
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On Monday, September 18, 2017 at 6:52:09 PM UTC-5, allenmichael wrote:
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> Fillet Brazed. Bought this off the list and had lots of plans for it that
> never materialized. It sat briefly on a Ram 650b conversion that didn't
> stick.
>
> Because of the size, I would prefer a local
Shout out for the Mountainsmith pack in the previous pic; that's my go-to
basket bag. Had it for years :)
Also, if this were my size I've had bought it ages ago. Just sayin.
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Both only mounted up once (I was kidding myself, and needed the 46's).
Basically the same bar, but the B132 is 25.4 clamp. Pics upon request.
Noodle: $45 plus shipping
B132: $40 plus shipping
If you're in the Austin area, we can work out a local discount :)
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I bought these, so hoping they'll live up to the hype!
On Saturday, September 23, 2017 at 10:16:31 AM UTC-5, Kellie wrote:
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> Oh, that's too bad. I LOVE mine and I'm wondering what you didn't like
> about them? I have the lighter casing and have set them up tubeless; dirt,
> street-they
I just double checked and I've made a mistake; they are *Nitto B115s in
45cm*. Clamp is still 25.4.
The Noodle is sold.
On Friday, September 22, 2017 at 1:04:50 PM UTC-5, Reid Echols wrote:
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> Both only mounted up once (I was kidding myself, and needed the 46's).
> Basically the
The wider the better. Just picked up a mint 1989 Mongoose IBOC Team frame I
want to have some fun with.
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I'm open to trying any of them; candidate bikes are my 64cm Sam H, and my old
59cm Centurion touring bike that's a little on the short side for me (thinking
the Bosco might be particularly good here).
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Been curious about these bars for a while. Convince me to drop the drops?
Shipping would be to Austin, TX.
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I texted him about it! I'll just have to sell the bike I brought to LA with me
haha
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Me too :(
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Hi Phil,
I'd take the Nitto plugs if you still have them.
Thanks,
Reid in Austin
On Saturday, June 16, 2018 at 11:06:03 AM UTC-7, phil k wrote:
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> Culled my bikes down, and got a wedding coming up in a couple of months,
> so the ask from my fiance was to "please clear out some of this
Hi folks,
I've got a few weeks left in my fellowship at the Huntington, and am
looking for a good front-loading solution for the low trail frame I just
picked up from Ty (thanks Ty!). Anyone in the area have a Campee, M12, etc.
lying around?
Thanks,
Reid in Austin (though currently in
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This one’s a catch and release for me; I bought the full bike from Philip
Williamson here on the list, but am finding I prefer suspension for the
rocks and roots here in Austin. Will likely build up a Surly or something
similar, but my loss is your gain!
Frame has a
Run what you brung is a solid life decision! I recently made a similar one with
my Sam.
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I have the Billie bars on my Appaloosa, and really like them for road/town/path
riding. That said, if your gravel rides include even slightly technical terrain
(or you plan on riding aggressively out of the saddle) I’d highly recommend
Albastache bars, which I have run on my sscx bike with
I'd second all this advice, and suggest that if you start anywhere, the
wheels will probably pay the largest dividends, not only when you carry the
bike, but when you ride as well. A good set of thoughtfully chosen and
handbuilt wheels set up with your main use case in mind, with some light
I may be selling my 64cm Mercian Vincitore custom with roadish geometry (kind
of like a Quickbeam), but it's single speed/fixed.
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On Saturday, August 18, 2018 at 4:42:38 PM UTC+1, patrick ryan wrote:
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> Hello- I have only had this bike for a few months. It is a bit tall for
> me (PBH 89), so am hoping someone will be able to make good use of it.
> Comes with basic pedals (one-side SPD), spring bell, nice
Hi Cody,
Here's a link to the old geometry charts including the Waterford Sams:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AjehUKAztnO8dEFRVEYxUWpxeXNPMHZMeDZINmNUMWc
Reid in Austin
On Thursday, August 23, 2018 at 4:12:21 PM UTC+1, Cody Bartz wrote:
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> Thank you everyone for the
I think that’s mine Jim! A Waterford canti 64? Like it a lot, though I also
like my newer Appaloosa. if I ever sell it I’ll let ya know!
Reid in Austin
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Thanks Keith! Keeping an eye on it, and fingers crossed.
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Standover is usually measured at the actual top tube in the rough center
between seatpost and stem, if I remember correctly.
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Hi folks,
Looks like I've got an Appaloosa on the way, so it's time to move on my BMC
Monstercross frameset. Really stellar frame; there's some definite Riv-ish
magic in it. It's the V3 in a really classy grey. No major nicks or scratches,
and clearance for days.
I'd like to get something
And there you have it. Looks like I'll be riding an Appaloosa soon :)
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Yeah, it's a rough one for us tall cats. Jim, feel free to swing by and
check it out if you find you're still interested! I'm hiding from SXSW most
of the week.
On Monday, March 12, 2018 at 10:48:01 AM UTC-5, Jonathan D. wrote:
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> Agree. With an 85 PBI there is a lot of temptation on the
Mellow Johnny’s is going to be closed all week, due to being rented out by
Gatorade for SXSW. That’s a whole different level of madness as far as downtown
is concerned. Plenty of folks on bikes though, and yes, the river trail is very
nice for cycling. So is the Lower Walnut Creek trail, a
I love my 64cm Sam, but have been curious about trying another Riv. Maybe an
Appaloosa? A quickbeam? A road? One of those Roscos?
In any case, let me know if you’re looking to sell something tall and
interesting.
Thanks,
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Hey Alan! Cycleast is a great shop, and very Bob friendly. Good coffee from
Flat Track, too. If you're around on a Friday, you should join us for coffee
outside. Usually happens around 8am, location announced on Cycleast's instagram
earlier in the week usually. Dan (@hobocross) also often posts
Hi folks, after finally getting my Sam built into it's current "lightweight"
rando-type setup, I'd like to pick up a hub area rack to hang my sackville
mini-panniers (I forget what they're actually called; I think they were
originally handlebar bags?) on. Anyone have one they're not using?
Thanks for this Bill! Just set my 64 Waterford Sam up in rando-mode and I
really think it may be my favorite configuration of this (almost too
versatile!) bike.
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Sent you a PM, but this is pretty much a perfect bike. What’s the clearance do
you reckon?
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Thanks everyone for all the advice! What can I say, this is a great corner of
the internet to frequent. No one even got into an argument about gear inches.
A lot of food for thought here; I’m wondering if the third path might just be
to put gears back on the BMC? Will I feel the need for tires
Hi folks, I'll be traveling from Austin to Los Angeles in a few short weeks
for a fellowship at the Huntington Library, and am between bringing a
"beater" aluminum 29er I could build up from spare parts or my trusty BMC
Monstercross, currently set up as a "dinglespeed" with 43c gravel tires. I
Santa Rosa, CA
>
> On Monday, April 23, 2018 at 10:47:25 AM UTC-7, Reid Echols wrote:
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>> Hi folks, I'll be traveling from Austin to Los Angeles in a few short
>> weeks for a fellowship at the Huntington Library, and am between bringing a
>> "beater&qu
I’d take that Campee!
PM coming
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My canti Sam (64cm) clears 48 Soma Vitesse tires with ease, if not with
fenders. I like to run it with 42-43s usually though.
Currently it's a single speed with Bruce Gordon rock n' roads, a heavy duty
mountain wheelset I had from another build, v-brakes, and flipped albas.
Very fun for "path
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PM Sent re: that Sam fork :)
On Monday, April 2, 2018 at 11:11:17 AM UTC-5, dylan alverson wrote:
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> Hello,
>
> I have some items I'm ready to let go of. Prices include shipping
> excluding the Frame. Email me off list for pictures.
> Thanks,
> Dylan
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>
> 1. 1993 56 cm Yellow
Bump. This is a great frame for a tall rider out there!
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Much as I like my Albatross bars, I’m looking for something wider. Anyone
looking to sell some bullmoose bars? Bonus points if you’re local.
Thanks,
Reid in Austin, TX
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I’ve cleared the 700x48 Soma supple vitesse tires with minimotos, but that was
with all the spacers to the inside of the brake arms. Still worked ok, but ymmv.
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I've owned both, and wrestled with the same question. I kept my Sam and
sold my BMC. The monstercross has faster, CX-style steering to me, so it
was very fun offroad and responsive in flowing trails. However, when I
loaded it up and went on long rides in the UK this summer, I soon got tired
of
I just finished building up my new-to-me 65cm Clem H, which is as much of a
tractor bike as I could imagine!
Lovely ride on one of the first decent fall days here in Austin.
https://instagram.com/p/BpN5bwmB2Wv/
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I’d take those cantis, pending some photos.
Thanks,
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Hi Lon, I sent you a PM about this lovely bike, but folks here might like
to know that it has similar dimensions and standover to my 64cm Waterford
Sam Hillborne.
On Friday, October 26, 2018 at 11:51:28 AM UTC-5, Lon Payne wrote:
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> Hey folks--I am about to put my 68cm Rambouillet up for sale
Got a great deal on one of these recently (rear), and looking for a front brake
to complete the set! I’d be open to a pair at the right price, of course.
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Great price for a great frame! Just decided to keep mine, same color same
size. Someone should snap this up.
On Monday, October 1, 2018 at 10:22:09 AM UTC-5, Ryan Olson wrote:
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> Up for sale is my used 62cm Light Blue, original run Appaloosa. The color
> is my favorite of all Rivendells. A
> I’ll send a pic this evening via PM.
>
> Dan
>
> > On Sep 30, 2018, at 11:11 PM, Reid Echols > wrote:
> >
> > Got a great deal on one of these recently (rear), and looking for a
> front brake to complete the set! I’d be open to a pair at the right price,
&g
Pm sent re the tires!
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Hi Alan,
Out of curiosity, what size seatpost did this frame take? Just got the same
frameset for a friend and it seems wider than I expected.
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That’s the one! Strange size
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I believe it started as just the larger, double top tube versions (for some
reason those weren't possible with the Taiwanese builder at the time). I
have a 64cm Waterford canti Sam from the era, which I may be gearing up to
sell one of these days. It's a lovely ride with beautiful details,
Alright, this is sold---to me! Took it on a long ride yesterday and I just
can't quit it. Look for my 64cm Waterford Sam to go up soon.
On Wednesday, September 26, 2018 at 10:08:12 AM UTC-5, Reid Echols wrote:
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> Hi folks,
>
> It looks like I may need to sell my beloved Joe Appalo
Got a question about spacing...this is spaced for 135mm hubs in the rear.
On Sunday, December 9, 2018 at 7:45:18 PM UTC-6, Reid Echols wrote:
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> Hi folks,
>
> So I had some interest in my Appaloosa, but after considering it I am more
> in need of a bike for carrying
Took a few more pictures in its present setup, with fenders and steilacoom pass
tires from the artist formerly known as Compass.
https://www.instagram.com/p/BrQ_X_iF-Ww/?utm_source=ig_share_sheet=14cg490xnf96p
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Hi Dave,
I've had both, and am around your height. I rode both for fitness, camping,
and fun, and you really can't go wrong. My 64cm Sam might have been a bit
"sportier" but that was likely as much a factor of the drop bars and light
wheels as anything. My 62 Appaloosa is a touch more
Looks like around 245mm, not inclusive of headset.
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You know, $850 shipped seems right when I think about it. No more new
Appaloosas until 2020...
On Friday, November 30, 2018 at 11:29:49 AM UTC-6, Reid Echols wrote:
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> Hello all,
>
> I may, once again, be considering selling my lovely 62cm Appaloosa
> frameset, since ther
Hi Eric,
I'm 6' 4'', with around a 94PBH. I believe I was an inheritor of your Singular
Gryphon a while back? That was a great bike, and fit me pretty well, if that's
any indicator :) I also ride a 65 Clem H (which I believe you have as well?)
and it's on the upper Frenchiest end of what I'll
How tall are you fellas that are riding a 62cm Joe App? At 6’3” with a
>>>>> 32” saddle height, Riv’s geo chart puts me near the top end of a 58cm.
>>>>> I’m
>>>>> wondering how that compares to actual experiences.
>>>>>
>>>>>
or me, but I’ll enjoy thinking
> about it for a while.
>
> And thanks for the blog feedback!
>
> Eric
>
> On Monday, December 3, 2018, Reid Echols >
> wrote:
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>> Hi Eric,
>>
>> I'm 6' 4'', with around a 94PBH. I believe I was an inheritor of yo
He was asking $2000 shipped
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Would a Crust scapegoat allow for a fixed setup? I know it’s a decidedly
esoteric kind of bike that can be tricky to set up geared, but this may be a
strength for the chosen use case.
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Well folks, I may be holding onto this after all. Keep an eye out for a 64cm
Waterford Homer frameset/complete possibly coming soon (choosing between Rivs
really is a painful process...but not a bad problem at all to have!)
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Hi Doug,
I’ve sent a PM, let me know if it doesn’t go through.
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Hi folks,
Just curious if anyone has a tall Roadini they're looking to move on, as
I'm currently short a roadish bike in the stable. Funds are a bit tight
with a recent move, but I thought I'd see what's out there (and see if any
opportunities for mutually interesting trades might be
Sold, folks. Another Riv headed up north.
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I’ve got one I could part with, lightly used.
Reid in Austin
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Just a quick note to say that Eric was a model seller, great to work with
and meticulous in his packing of the frame. Simon at Hanford was also very
helpful, identifying the tubing and dropouts for me, along with a couple
more odds and ends.
This is a real beauty of a frame; can't wait to get
Hi folks,
The move is close upon us, and I need to thin the herd a bit. This
almost-shamefully-clean Homer is likely looking to be, er, re-Homed, so to
speak.
It’s an absolutely gorgeous bike, with a classic Riv ride quality and lugs for
days. I’ve got it kittednout to the nines, with Paul
PM Sent!
On Wednesday, February 6, 2019 at 7:22:29 PM UTC-6, Eric Karnes wrote:
> Hi guys-
>
>
>
>
> So I don’t know if there is any interest in this bike. But if so, I figured
> this (and iBob) would be the forum for it.
>
>
>
>
> Up for sale is my Hanford all-rounder. Hanfords are
I just made almost the same decision, Justin. Going to see how wide the Joe can
go! It was great with 2.1 Thunder Burts.
Reid in Austin
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PM sent re: the Shopsack :)
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Were the bars on his last bike that long of a reach (those look like
Noodles or similar). In my experience, brifters work much better/are much
more comfortable with shorter reach modern bars. The Soma HWY One (and VO
clone of it) is one of the only games in town for that in 26.0 and silver.
Ugh, I would have too.
On Tuesday, April 16, 2019 at 3:12:05 PM UTC-5, David B wrote:
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> Oh man! Any one here get this? I would've had it been available.
> David
>
> On Tuesday, April 16, 2019 at 2:05:44 PM UTC-5, Matt Rhodes wrote:
>>
>> HERE
>>
Also a tall guy with those concerns! I know they’re constantly trying to work
with manufacturers to get as much data as they can. I think the long-term plan
is to build such a useful resource that manufacturers and retailers will have
incentive to provide complete info.
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Just spreading the good news! It’s truly a great resource, and they have a lot
more in the works from what I hear.
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Hi folks,
Mentioned it in another thread but figured I’d replicate here for all and
sundry:
https://bikeinsights.com/ is a one-stop shop for geometry comparisons among a
staggering range of bikes and makers, including Riv. I’m not affiliated, but I
do occasionally ride with one of the
Hi Matthew,
If you came to coffee outside (follow @coffeoutsideatx on instagram for
times and places) on a Friday morning, odds are you'd meet someone with a
59 Clem. I'm often there with my 62 Appaloosa, and there are a few other
Riv riders who attend fairly regularly. Having ridden the 59
PM sent
On Friday, May 10, 2019 at 9:28:27 AM UTC-5, phil k wrote:
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> I am selling these as a set. This is the version without the loop, and
> includes straps to fasten the bags to the rack.
>
> $105 plus shipping.
>
> [image: hub area.jpg]
>
> [image: hub area 2.jpg]
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Hi Jim,
I'll recommend (again) the invaluable https://bikeinsights.com/
Reid in Austin
On Wednesday, May 15, 2019 at 1:47:43 PM UTC-5, Jim S. wrote:
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> Hi all, I was looking at frame geometry for various Rivs, and other bikes.
>
> I can't seem to find stack and reach on the Riv geometry
I use the fairweather bullmoose bars with an adapter on my Appaloosa, and
find that slightly less sweep/rise and more width compared to the Riv
version is ideal for trail riding for me. Just another data point, I'm sure
all of the options described above would work well, too.
Here's a photo
Just a gentle bump—some nibbles but no one’s bit yet. Could probably offer some
partial build options if folks need parts.
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Thanks for sharing Bill! Glad to see they have Atlantii down in Australia.
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Hey thanks Tom. It's a constant work in progress, like Rivs tend to be.
I honestly don't remember. Maybe Sierra Trading Post? I bought a couple
because if I remember correctly they were quite cheap, and double walled. I
use the other one to take hot water for coffee outside if I'm feeling to
Thanks Mike, I happen to agree! But perhaps I'm biased.
R
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It’s a Velo Orange/roadrunner bags collaboration rando bag. I quite like it!
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I’m running mine with Crust Towel Rack bars right now—it’s very comfy, but I
should probably be on a 64cm Appaloosa (if they existed) so the long TT is less
of an issue. I’ll post a photo later on if I get a chance. I found drops made
it feel a good bit “faster”.
Reid in Austin
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