Check the Web Specials page pronto. They cut some prices temporarily to clear
out a room that has a water leak (it didn't get the bikes).
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The one that fit best. Without a great fit, the feeling of "being the bike and
the bike be me", the rest does not matter. With a great fit, the rest does not
matter either. Such a bike is pure joy in motion, where you go or how you get
here is an afterthought, the ride IS the destination.
It
Is Rivendell even taking AHH orders now? I seem to recall an email saying they
were putting a pause on the Waterford bikes until the wait times were under
comtrol.
I'd get the Sam for the riding you describe. It is a bit more versatile, much
less expensive, and yet the quality on the bikes I h
Pertaining to Patrick's comment, "it's available now", there's an 8-month wait
on AHH right now because of a tubing supply issue. I vote Sam.
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AHH top tube is near horizontal, SH top tube slopes up.
AHH is significantly more expensive. Grant has written that they are
functionally equivalent.
If your in Santa Clara run up to Walnut Creek and check them out at RBW WHQ.
Well worth the trip.
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I'm new to Rivendell bikes and to this forum. I'm considering a SH or AHH.
This would be a all-around bike that used for commuting, light touring and
some occasional off road riding. These bikes seem similar.
Can you tell me the differences of these two bikes?
For those of you that have both -
