They are on my winter reading list...

EricF
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On Thu, 13 Sep 2018 at 19:28, DarinM <[email protected]> wrote:

> I've read through a few of the Readers since Reed's archive got posted
> here and have stumbled upon some pretty fun stuff along the way. As someone
> pretty new to Riv world, it's interesting to see how old projects developed
> and how the philosophy has changed or stayed the same over the years.
>
> Anyone else reading through them and have anything to share? I'll start
> with a few thing's I've found fun/interesting so far:
>
>    - Issue 37 has Grant's ode to the Shimano BL-R400 in 2006. He even
>    makes some hefty bets that the levers could be discontinued within 2, and
>    certainly within 4 years. It's kind of funny for me to read grant gush over
>    drop bar components.
>    - Issue 22 introduces John Bennett as a new employee in 2001. More
>    recently, John opened Revelo in PDX.
>    - Lots of contributions by Jan Heine show that the Riv/BQ philosophies
>    aren't as divergent as you might think.
>
> They really are fun to look through, especially for someone who wasn't
> around as they were coming out. Highly recommended reading if you haven't
> yet!
>
> Darin
>
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