Quality and value...what's not to like ; that is a nice looking machine and
certainly Rivish in spirit.
I hope that she likes it
On Thursday, September 14, 2017 at 7:48:20 PM UTC-5, Fullylugged wrote:
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> Thanks all for the nice comments. I took it for a little spin tonight and
> it shifts
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
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,
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> What is ROOR?
>
> I
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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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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Bruce,
I think you built a fantastic bike for her. Well done, quality bike and under
budget.
hugh
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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
