Though I have been following Bridgestone-Rivendell since 1993, I didn't realize, or had forgotten that Grant designed the Nitto Noodle handlebar. I too look at my bikes and see Grant all over them: larger frames, higher handlebars, fatter tires, Brooks, Carradice/Baggins, Nitto, TA/Ritchey cranks, platform pedals, sub53T large rings. And these components are hanging on four frames he designed (A/R, Road Standard, Quickbeam, Legolas). Thanks so much Grant! You breathed new life into my cycling after the post-racing-days doldrums. And thanks Jan for your contributions to the alternative cycling reality. Took the Legolas out for a brisk 75 minute ride this afternoon in celebration of a 42F high temperature. Rode the modified low trail, downtube friction shifting, Son Schmidt/Edelux lighted LHT to work.
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