Re: [RBW] Soon to arrive new to me and first Riv. Bombadil

2014-10-09 Thread Nanga Parbat
I did get the 56 Bomba. Can't wait.

The clear coat Cunningham is 73 deist and ht  57st ctt and 58tt ctc
Pacenti Lugs
slotted cable stops and DaVinci splitters to allow for easy handlebar swaps
handlebars-Albatross  steel with an inch trimmed of the ends.
Stem-Nitto Technomic 13cm
shifters-Barend one silver one shimano dura ace
brake levers-IRD  
brake calipers-tektro 720
headset-Tange Levin
seatpost-Nitto lugged
saddle-B17 standard "butchered and laced"
wheelset-Miche hubs, Atlas rims and straight gauge spokes
freewheel-irc 6 speed 13-32
crankset- Sugino 46,36,24
BB-shimano UN-59
Rear Derailleur Suntour 5000 or Shimano Altus "sanded to match the frame"
Front Derailleur IRD triple
Pedals-MKS urban platform
Front rack- Cetma 3 rail half rack 
Cheers,
Scott


On Tuesday, October 7, 2014 9:13:33 PM UTC-7, cyclot...@gmail.com wrote:
>
> That Cunningham looks fantastic. I have grown VERY fond of the clear 
> powdercoat finish! Did you snap up that orange 56cm Bomba? I'd love to have 
> justified getting it!
>
> Cheers,
> David
>
> "it isn't a contest. Just enjoy the ride." - Seth Vidal
>
>
>
>
> On Tue, Oct 7, 2014 at 9:08 PM, Patrick Moore  > wrote:
>
>> Very nice! And welcome to the list.
>>
>> What is the build? (In excruciating detail, please.)
>>
>> On Tue, Oct 7, 2014 at 10:58 AM, Nanga Parbat > > wrote:
>>
>>> Hello RBW OB,
>>> I am new to the group and have been following Rivendell since I first 
>>> came across the All Rounder. I have attached a few photos of my All Rounder 
>>> built by Dan Cunningham in San Diego.
>>> I am waiting for my first Rivendell to arrive a used Bombadil. I'm 
>>> thinking of mounting Bruce Gordon's 650B Rock and Road tires when they come 
>>> out in December, any thoughts?
>>> Does anyone have well used pair of 650B tires they're willing to sell 
>>> cheep to bridge the gap until December?
>>> Cheers,
>>> Scott 
>>> San Diego, CA
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[RBW] Re: Soon to arrive new to me and first Riv. Bombadil

2014-10-09 Thread Nanga Parbat
I found tires thanks all

On Tuesday, October 7, 2014 9:58:41 AM UTC-7, Nanga Parbat wrote:
>
> Hello RBW OB,
> I am new to the group and have been following Rivendell since I first came 
> across the All Rounder. I have attached a few photos of my All Rounder 
> built by Dan Cunningham in San Diego.
> I am waiting for my first Rivendell to arrive a used Bombadil. I'm 
> thinking of mounting Bruce Gordon's 650B Rock and Road tires when they come 
> out in December, any thoughts?
> Does anyone have well used pair of 650B tires they're willing to sell 
> cheep to bridge the gap until December?
> Cheers,
> Scott 
> San Diego, CA
>

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[RBW] double horizontal toptube Bombadil

2014-10-22 Thread Nanga Parbat
Hello,
Does anyone know the seatpost size for the double horizontal top tube 
Bombadil? 26.8?
Cheers,
Scott

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Re: [RBW] double horizontal toptube Bombadil

2014-10-22 Thread Nanga Parbat
27.2 it is. Thank you for the input. 
Cheers
Scott

On Wednesday, October 22, 2014 1:35:04 PM UTC-7, Mike Gillespie wrote:
>
> On 10/22/14, Goshen Peter > wrote: 
> > Yeah, mine came like that too before the re-paint but the 27.2 was fine, 
> > never had to like jam it in or anything. I bought it off the original 
> > owner Michael 
> > Gillespie, maybe he knows for sure about this particular bike? 
>
>
> Right Peter.  I used a 27.2 mm post as well.  Congratualtions to the new 
> owner! 
>
> Mike 
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[RBW] Re: Polling what's the best 650b touring tire?

2014-10-26 Thread Nanga Parbat
I have been extremely happy with the Schwalbe Big Ben. They come in 700c 
and 650, roll fast, work better than expected off road, provide a plush 
ride and no flats.
My new favorite tire.
Cheers,
Scott

On Thursday, January 31, 2013 3:30:46 PM UTC-8, hsmitham wrote:
>
> I want to thank all of you for your contributions to my poll. The 
> questions genesis was posed by my Brother who with me plans to do a tour 
> in late spring down the California coast. I thought hey I know a resource 
> of fellows with lots of knowledge. 
>
> @ Jim Thill as it seems in my limited experience you have a straight 
> forward logic really helpful and humorous, as in why didn't I think of 
> that. @ Jan also in my limited experience your ability to clear 
> misapprehension with precise logical investigation is a great resource 
> thank you. 
>
> Jan I have two rides on my Hetres and find such a plush ride with good 
> puncture 
> resistance hard to wrap my head around, don't get me wrong I believe you. 
> Now I have to conduct my own data acquisition, oh the fun.
>
> I could not be happier to have discovered this group. Cheers-
>
> Hugh
> Sunland, Ca
>
> On Wednesday, January 30, 2013 5:00:46 PM UTC-8, Jan Heine wrote:
>>
>> Touring, I don't think I've had more than one or two flats. This is 
>> over decades of occasional tours, and tens of thousands of miles. On 
>> backroads, there tends to be very little debris, and wider tires get 
>> fewer flats anyhow. So I choose the most supple, comfortable and fun 
>> tires I can find. Puncture protection is only a minor consideration. 
>>
>> Punctures seem to occur mostly during organized events that use the 
>> shoulders of busy highways. I avoid those, not just because I get 
>> flats, but also because I don't enjoy riding there. Some riders seem 
>> to get more punctures on urban streets, but as long as you stay out of 
>> the gutter, the road surface also tends to be relatively clean. 
>>
>> Overall, once you go to really wide tires, you will find that you get 
>> almost zero punctures. I have ridden more than 12,000 miles on Grand 
>> Bois Hetres, most of them in the city and suburbs, yet I've had only 
>> two punctures. Both occurred when the tires were very worn. One was a 
>> very sharp flint, the other a huge steel wire from an exploded truck 
>> tire. 
>>
>> Disclosure: Our sister company, Compass Bicycles Ltd., sells Grand 
>> Bois tires. 
>>
>> Jan Heine 
>> Editor 
>> Bicycle Quarterly 
>> www.bikequarterly.com 
>>
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[RBW] Re: synergy rims (again?)

2014-06-09 Thread Nanga Parbat
That is scary. I just ordered a set of synergy rims for a new build. I 
would suggest advising the wheel builder and then contacting Velocity.  
I think Velocity would want to clear up your case quickly, especially being 
your second OC rim. Good customer service would only benefit Velocity
and this group should be on their radar.
Cheers,
Scott



On Monday, June 9, 2014 7:21:06 PM UTC-7, MobileBill wrote:
>
> I say this recognizing that I might be jumping to conclusions, but I seem 
> to have once again had problems with Synergy OC 650B rims. Since so many of 
> you have them, I'm asking you to help my analyze whether the problem is the 
> rim or something else.
> Here's the issue: A really severe creaking has been rattling through 
> the frame and getting worse for some months. I mean howling loud - you 
> could hear me creaking from a block away. It was worse when I turned the 
> pedals, but it made some noise all the time. I changed saddles, retightened 
> bb and chainrings and pedals, reset cassette and checked rear hub and 
> finally got the bright idea of changing out the wheel.
> As soon as I did, the noise stopped. Now I'm looking at the rim, and I 
> see the same hairline cracks developing around the eyelets that I had 
> developing with my first synergy oc rim several years ago.
> This relatively new rim, a replacement for the first cracked synergy 
> oc rim, only has a little over 2000 miles on it. It was built by one of the 
> best wheelbuilders. I thought that the early problems with oc rims had been 
> fixed.
>  I don't think it's just me: I weigh 180 pounds and inflate Schwalbe 
> marathons to no more than 60 psi. I carry groceries home on my commute, and 
> travel occasionally rough city streets, but do not ride this bike off road 
> (though I would like to if the danged rims could be trusted).
>  Do you think the creaking and the cracking are related?
>  How long can I keep riding with cracked rims?
>  Is anyone else experiencing this rim cracking? I don't have this 
> problem on any other rims, including some less stout Mavic rims ...
>  Is this something that should be happening this quickly (my Marathon 
> tires last two to three times longer than the rim!)?
>  SHould I pester velocity? the wheel builder?
>  
>  
>

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[RBW] Actual tire width on Synergy rims

2014-06-09 Thread Nanga Parbat
Hello,
I'm interested to know the actual tire width when mounted to Velocity 
Synergy rims. 
I will be using the 700c variety, greater than 40mm width and the distance 
between fork legs is 56.5mm.
A number of Schwalbe's interest me,
Big Ben700-50
Big Apple 700-50
Almotion   700-50
Marathon Mondial 700-50
Marathon Supreme 700-50
also,
The new Soma Cazadero 42mm? soon to be released
Bruce Gordon Rock and Road 43mm?
any others of interest?
Cheers


 

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[RBW] FS/FT tires and thumbies

2015-10-27 Thread Nanga Parbat


2 x Schwalbe Big Ben 50 x 622 Race Guard LiteSkin w /3 presta tubes no 
patches  $65 shipped   

used with plenty of tread miles left see photos

2 x Compass Stampede Pass EL 700 x 32 w 3 schwalbe tubes 2 tubes have one 
patch each $125 shipped used less than 150 miles

2 x Compass Babyshoe Pass  650 x 42  brand new never mounted $110 shipped

1 x Soma Express 26 x 1.75   new never mounted $40 shipped

1 pair Paul Thumbies Black used $35 shipped


looking to try Compass Switchback Hill non-EL or Thunder Burt 650 x 2.1 0r 
2.25 snakebite and 
Compass Barlow Pass non-EL or Soma SHIKORO 700 x 42
please send private message and paypal only
https://nangaparbat.shutterfly.com/pictures/
Cheers,
Scott

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[RBW] Re: FS/FT tires and thumbies

2015-10-28 Thread Nanga Parbat
Compass Stampede Pass EL -SOLD
Thumbies are the 22.2mm

On Tuesday, October 27, 2015 at 7:08:50 PM UTC-7, Nanga Parbat wrote:
>
> 2 x Schwalbe Big Ben 50 x 622 Race Guard LiteSkin w /3 presta tubes no 
> patches  $65 shipped   
>
> used with plenty of tread miles left see photos
>
> 2 x Compass Stampede Pass EL 700 x 32 w 3 schwalbe tubes 2 tubes have one 
> patch each $125 shipped used less than 150 miles
>
> 2 x Compass Babyshoe Pass  650 x 42  brand new never mounted $110 shipped
>
> 1 x Soma Express 26 x 1.75   new never mounted $40 shipped
>
> 1 pair Paul Thumbies Black used $35 shipped
>
>
> looking to try Compass Switchback Hill non-EL or Thunder Burt 650 x 2.1 0r 
> 2.25 snakebite and 
> Compass Barlow Pass non-EL or Soma SHIKORO 700 x 42
> please send private message and paypal only
> https://nangaparbat.shutterfly.com/pictures/
> Cheers,
> Scott
>

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[RBW] Re: FS/FT tires and thumbies

2015-10-28 Thread Nanga Parbat
Big Bens are SOLD

On Tuesday, October 27, 2015 at 7:08:50 PM UTC-7, Nanga Parbat wrote:
>
> 2 x Schwalbe Big Ben 50 x 622 Race Guard LiteSkin w /3 presta tubes no 
> patches  $65 shipped   
>
> used with plenty of tread miles left see photos
>
> 2 x Compass Stampede Pass EL 700 x 32 w 3 schwalbe tubes 2 tubes have one 
> patch each $125 shipped used less than 150 miles
>
> 2 x Compass Babyshoe Pass  650 x 42  brand new never mounted $110 shipped
>
> 1 x Soma Express 26 x 1.75   new never mounted $40 shipped
>
> 1 pair Paul Thumbies Black used $35 shipped
>
>
> looking to try Compass Switchback Hill non-EL or Thunder Burt 650 x 2.1 0r 
> 2.25 snakebite and 
> Compass Barlow Pass non-EL or Soma SHIKORO 700 x 42
> please send private message and paypal only
> https://nangaparbat.shutterfly.com/pictures/
> Cheers,
> Scott
>

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[RBW] off topic FS: Bilenky /Campy/Thomson post/King HS $1000 plus shipping

2015-08-07 Thread Nanga Parbat


Bilenky Steel Frameset 

light blue powder coat with some chips

please see photos 

seat tube 42cm ctc 44cm ctt

sloped top tube actual 52.5cm  theoretical 53.5cm

standover 72cm/28.25”



Thomson seatpost

Chris King blue headset

Campagnolo  Veloce compact crank 50/34

Campagnolo Centauar front derailleur

Campagnolo Racing Triple rear derailleur

Campagnolo Chorus Shift/brake levers

Tektro R556 brakes

Salsa 44cm ctc ergo drop bars

Salsa 9cm riser stem

Satori adjustable stem

Wheels silver unmarked hubs with Sun Ringle Equalizer 21 26/559 rims

Specialized Numbus 26 x 1.5 tires

SKS black fenders

https://www.flickr.com/photos/135328131@N04/sets/72157656939501955

thanks for looking any questions can be sent to Scott  at   nangaparba at 
gmail dot com  cheers

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[RBW] Re: off topic FS: Bilenky /Campy/Thomson post/King HS $1000 plus shipping

2015-08-09 Thread Nanga Parbat
Hello All,
I'm open to parting the bike out. I'm asking $500 for frame, fork and 
crankset.
Cheers

On Friday, August 7, 2015 at 5:43:56 PM UTC-7, Nanga Parbat wrote:
>
> Bilenky Steel Frameset 
>
> light blue powder coat with some chips
>
> please see photos 
>
> seat tube 42cm ctc 44cm ctt
>
> sloped top tube actual 52.5cm  theoretical 53.5cm
>
> standover 72cm/28.25”
>
>
>
> Thomson seatpost
>
> Chris King blue headset
>
> Campagnolo  Veloce compact crank 50/34
>
> Campagnolo Centauar front derailleur
>
> Campagnolo Racing Triple rear derailleur
>
> Campagnolo Chorus Shift/brake levers
>
> Tektro R556 brakes
>
> Salsa 44cm ctc ergo drop bars
>
> Salsa 9cm riser stem
>
> Satori adjustable stem
>
> Wheels silver unmarked hubs with Sun Ringle Equalizer 21 26/559 rims
>
> Specialized Numbus 26 x 1.5 tires
>
> SKS black fenders
>
> https://www.flickr.com/photos/135328131@N04/sets/72157656939501955
>
> thanks for looking any questions can be sent to Scott  at   nangaparba at 
> gmail dot com  cheers
>

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[RBW] Brake reach for 47cm Soma San Marcos

2015-08-28 Thread Nanga Parbat
Hello All,
I planning a new San Marcos build for my wife and want to go with center 
pull brakes based on their reported better modulation. After reading the 
specs, flyer information and viewing this 
http://www.cyclesymphony.com/blog/?p=914 build with Riv Silver 73mm dual 
pivot brakes, there seems to be a possibility that center pulls may not 
reach. The photos show the rear brake pads extended as low as possible and 
the front pads as high as possible. I would like to build the San Marcos 
with Paul Racer's and am not opposed to using different front and rear 
brakes as I feel the front brake pad in the link looks to be not ideal, 
pushed to the top of the opening. Thanks in advance.
Cheers,
Scott

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Re: [RBW] Brake reach for 47cm Soma San Marcos

2015-08-28 Thread Nanga Parbat
I'm getting a 47cm in the 
current 2nd generation model
Cheers

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