Brand new with tags. I wear a medium in everything else, but these are a
touch too tight. I can get them on my 34 waist, but they are uncomfortably
tight when on, so they run a bit small
$90 shipped to your door.
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Redlands, CA
*...in terms of recreational cycling there are ma
Hey Gernot,
I've got the following items you're looking for:
1) Brooks B.17 Standard in black. Brand new & in the box. Asking $80.
2) Nitto Crustal Fellow seatpost. Mounted on my bike for about 700
miles, replaced because I got the lugged post. Some scratches but in
really nice condition. Asking
I am building up a Rawland rSogn later this year, and am looking for
used or unused parts from your parts bin to reduce the cost. Aside
from the low-trail aspect of this frame, this will be a very Rivvish
build. Here are parts I am still in need of:
650B wheels OR
650B Synergy rims
(also looking f
No, Seattle Andy and his Bleriot...see four posts above.
On Feb 27, 9:03 pm, James Warren wrote:
> Was that Andy from Southern California and his Atlantis?
>
> On Feb 27, 2011, at 9:00 PM, rob markwardt wrote:
>
>
>
> > It was a lousy to day to ride but I still had a good time...winter
> > break
Was that Andy from Southern California and his Atlantis?
On Feb 27, 2011, at 9:00 PM, rob markwardt wrote:
> It was a lousy to day to ride but I still had a good time...winter
> break is over tomorrow so I was riding no matter what!. It's always
> fun to do these big rides (though I rarely do
It was a lousy to day to ride but I still had a good time...winter
break is over tomorrow so I was riding no matter what!. It's always
fun to do these big rides (though I rarely do them), mainly to look at
bikes and riders. I ran into Brian and Andy but otherwise didn't see
any other Rivendells.
Well I we never found each other but it looks by your pictures that
you found my bike on the ferry back. That's my Hillborne with the
Saddlebags. Maybe you already know that. Did you do the New Years
Day ride with us?
-Brian
On Feb 27, 5:01 pm, awilliams53 wrote:
> Chilly Hilly lived up to it
Did I mention the tail light was included with wiring, adaptor for single
hole rack, free freight.
Of course I did.. :( Now I'm really sorry I bought this light.. brand new
and can't sell it.
It will make a nice paper weight on the desk.. :)
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BB,
"Traffic blinding" is NOT just a matter of positioning the
light. Asymmetric beam patterns, such as the EDelux, have a beam pattern
that aims light at the bottom half of the... imagine that your headlight is
the pointy end of an ice cream cone and light project out in 360 degrees
from that
Everyone knows that people were tougher back then.
On Feb 27, 7:37 pm, Eric Norris wrote:
> I was looking at my Tour de France calendar and it occurred to me that the
> February page can teach us something about tire choice in the Golden Age.
> The photos at the link below are from the 1912 To
Hi all,
I have a pair of black 650b pari motos that I don't need. They are brand
new still in original packaging.
$115 shipped in the CUSA.
Please respond offlist.
Thanks
Ken
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Where did my hormones go?
Where did my energy go?
Where did my go go?
Where did the p
I was looking at my Tour de France calendar and it occurred to me that the
February page can teach us something about tire choice in the Golden Age. The
photos at the link below are from the 1912 Tour. Remember that in those days
(as shown in the photo), much of the riding took place on unpave
Steven:
Montgomery, AL. Not too far for a weekend ride connection. I do some events in
GA every year anyway. Let know.
Bruce
From: steven
To: RBW Owners Bunch
Sent: Sun, February 27, 2011 8:17:04 AM
Subject: [RBW] Atlanta Riv Riders
Any Atlanta riders out
Jason:
No trouble with Pari-Motos, but no room for fenders between the chainstays.
The
is room at the fork, and seatstays, soa specially sculpted fender could be fit.
Bruce
From: JL
To: RBW Owners Bunch
Sent: Sun, February 27, 2011 2:24:57 PM
Subject: [RB
Chilly Hilly lived up to its name, today. Saw Rob with the
Rambouillet at the line to catch the ferry back to Seattle, but
otherwise, it seems like the nasty weather kept those with more sense
than me back at home!
Photos Here:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/awilliams53/sets/72157626036079073/
An
Hi All -- I'm looking for a 1st-gen Sam in the 60cm size, with cantis
and the 62cm-effective top tube. Best option, which I know is a
reach, would be a trade of my '91 RB-T frame/fork and some cash.
I have a 61cm (called 62 by Bstone) RB-T with a Bilenky low-trail
fork that was powdercoated ligh
Jason,
After looking at the photos of your 54cm Road Standard, I'd agree -
you don't have sufficient clearance to fit fenders with a 28C tire.
I'm certain that my Road Standard (65cm size) has more clearance, but
without taking the fenders off the bike I'm not sure of the clearance
measurement. J
Thanks for the reminder BB, I had forgotten my hotel reservations.
They are now complete. Will see you all on Friday night at the
Sherwood.AJ
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Wow we are organized. I went to the Seattle side of the passenger
deck. No riv riders. I stopped at the bike barn on Bainbridge Island
and watched everyone go by. No Riv riders. I did see 2 fellows on the
route (sorry I forget your names) but I wouldn't call this a Rivendell
group ride.
I'm now ab
54cm road standard clearance photos http://tinyurl.com/4kewynm
On Feb 27, 12:22 pm, JL wrote:
> Jim
>
> It amazes me that you could fit a fender with 28mm tires. I stand
> corrected, It is possible, just not with my frame. Even on your bike
> the clearance for the fender is quite tight it rea
Bruce,
These bikes are nearly twins. Are there any width problems with the
Pari-Motos at the chainstays? You ever run 650b with fenders on your
bike?
Jason
On Feb 27, 1:56 am, Bruce wrote:
> Jason:
>
> Like you, my '95 Road Std came as a frame and two forks set a couple of years
> ago. I saw
Jim
It amazes me that you could fit a fender with 28mm tires. I stand
corrected, It is possible, just not with my frame. Even on your bike
the clearance for the fender is quite tight it really deforms the
fender line. I wonder how much space you have there. I uploaded some
photos to show the c
Hey all -
I don't know how many of you directly subscribe to the iBob list, but
thought you should know that it has migrated to google groups. Those of you
who are list silverbacks probably know that originally, the iBob list was
the online (when it was important to make that distinction) meetin
I'm on the boat now. Turn out is less than last year. Weather isn't as bad
expected!
On Feb 26, 2011, at 10:37 PM, wrharper wrote:
> I'm feeling more doubtful by the minute. Now I hear there could be
> snow accumulations tonight! If it looks clear in the am I may be
> there, but don't wait on
Jason,
It's certainly possible to fit fenders to a Rivendell Road Standard
from this era (1995-1997) with 700x28c tires. Here's a photo of my
bike (a 1996 model of the Road Standard) with Honjos and Pasela
700x28c tires: http://www.flickr.com/photos/37964304@N05/5432058115/
I've never experience
Any Atlanta riders out there ? Would be great to start doing some
group rides in town and adventure rides outside of town.
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Two great reasons to add another Rivendell-related Flickr group:
http://www.flickr.com/groups/roadstandard/
On Feb 27, 3:56 am, Bruce wrote:
> Jason:
>
> Like you, my '95 Road Std came as a frame and two forks set a couple of years
> ago. I saw how a prior owner had built it up, and wanted some
Jason:
Like you, my '95 Road Std came as a frame and two forks set a couple of years
ago. I saw how a prior owner had built it up, and wanted something a little
different. Using the recently introduced Tektro 556 brakes, I converted the
bike
to a 650B, which lets me run bigger rubber. Also lik
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