I love that crank. It's been real good to me.
On Nov 10, 2:27 pm, William wrote:
> Some of us have been checking VO every once in a while for their long out
> of stock 50.4mm BCD crankset. Heads up that it's back in stock now. That
> winter build can now continue! :)
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Sounds like a GREAT bike!
On Thu, Nov 10, 2011 at 12:41 PM, Marc Schwartz wrote:
> Hey, All
>
> All the buzz about kids bikes made me remember one tucked back in my
> storage. It is a late 80's (88?) Specialized Rock Hopper mfg for 24" wheels
> and sized for larger kids and smaller adults, like
Good points, Greg. I've just tonight been going through some old RRs and
catalogues... confirmed I still have all from the first few years, and only
missing a couple of later issues (they must be around here somewhere!)
But this thread has been a trove of nuggets on the "early" years of Riv
frames
I have done this in the past, use a gray scrubby pad by 3M then 3M
metal and chrome polish. Just keep polishing back and forth using them
both until the scratches disappear, works great. And no I dont work
for 3M but have done painting and polishing for years and they make
great stuff.
Peter
On N
If you don't have access to a bench grinder that you can mount a
polishing/buffing wheel to and get different cutting/polishing
compounds I'd go this route. Especially if the scratches are deep.
There is no easy way. They both take time and are messy. This method
just requires more elbow grease. I'
Tried mounting some 700c Challenge Parigi Robaix clincher tires on my Heron
Tourer/ Rando. Mavic MA3 and A719 rims. Well, peeple, I tugged and I pulled and
I levered and I groaned and I cussed and I huffed and I puffed and I blew the
house down and ...no que le vamos! I gave up and put the J
Hi Aaron,
This is a 54. My mistake. I am used to measuring c-c, and this is
(of course!) c-t. 700c wheels.
see the pics here:
https://plus.google.com/u/0/photos/11246015472585125/albums/5673482159157925393
Let me know if I can answer any other questions!
Jeremy
On Nov 8, 3:40 pm, Aaron
Checked out the bike. It is like new apart from the minor indentation.
The guy is friendly, no pressure, took it for a little ride. He says
it was the first complete Long low by Waterford/Grant, a run through
to make sure everything on the production line was set. I have no
reason to believe otherw
How did you attach the Lyt to the front of your bike?
Edwin
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Hey, All
All the buzz about kids bikes made me remember one tucked back in my storage.
It is a late 80's (88?) Specialized Rock Hopper mfg for 24" wheels and sized
for larger kids and smaller adults, like my Sweetie. She's 5' even, but felt
this bike was small for her. She's ridden a periwinkle
Anyone have a Nitto Dirt Drop "80" stem to sell? Ideally, close to Berkeley?
I want to experiment with stems for the moustache bars on my QuickBeam, but
hesitate to buy new only to find it doesn't work out.
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What size?
On Thu, Nov 10, 2011 at 2:28 PM, kaseri wrote:
> Price dropped to $1000 shipped. Please let me know if you're interested.
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We have a winner! Besides, that's not the Atlantis color.
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Perhaps stating the obvious, but:
Just because it is that Atlantis color doesn't make it an Atlantis. I
doubt that the seller would call it a Long-Low if it says Atlantis on the
downtube. Atlantis was derived as a lower-cost A/R, built by Toyo in Japan
and intentionally given a different name
That is one cool bike!
On Thu, Nov 10, 2011 at 6:17 PM, Jennings wrote:
> Here is the one I built up for my son a few years ago. I found the
> frame on Ebay. Of course it is lugged. I put 20x1/1/8 wheels and
> tires on it. The rear wheel is built up with a Shimano Sante' 7 speed
> hub and th
That is cool, J.!
With the busy days of a 5 and a 3, we are still sorta getting back
up-to-speed with the family biking... lately, it's been Trail-A-Bike
commuting, or- more fun- the Jeff Lyons trailer cycle:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/joe_bunik/6099977077/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/joe_bunik
Here is the one I built up for my son a few years ago. I found the
frame on Ebay. Of course it is lugged. I put 20x1/1/8 wheels and
tires on it. The rear wheel is built up with a Shimano Sante' 7 speed
hub and there is a Shimano 600 rear derailler. It required standard
reach brakes. I think t
apologies for spamming the list!
On Thu, Nov 10, 2011 at 4:40 PM, erik jensen wrote:
> Hi Anne,
>
> I was hoping for 1600, it has some nice low low mileage bits and has been
> recently repainted. We're nearby too, I'm just up in Oakland. A good strong
> bicycle, I will miss it.
>
> Here's a desc
Hi Anne,
I was hoping for 1600, it has some nice low low mileage bits and has been
recently repainted. We're nearby too, I'm just up in Oakland. A good strong
bicycle, I will miss it.
Here's a description I sent earlier today:
"I have a beautiful 64cm rambouillet, purchased off the list as a fram
Is it still for sale? How much do you want for it?
On Thu, Nov 10, 2011 at 3:00 PM, erik jensen wrote:
> Hey Anne,
> I'm 6'4" and ride either a 64 or 66cm. My 64cm ram fit me perfect and I just
> put it up for sale--know that's not precisely what you're asking for but
> just fyi.
> cheers,
> e
>
William,
I'm doing this right now on some parts, fine grit sandpaper
(400,500,600 etc), followed by simichrome has been working for me.
for parts with matte finishes like nitto this has been working really
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170mm. This crankset has less than 200 miles, more like 170. I bought it
from VO for my Bleriot build early this year. I have since purchased the
same crank in 165mm in order to decrease toe overlap on my bike. The
crankset for sale is like new, pristine cosmetically. I will send pix to
in
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On Thu, Nov 10, 2011 at 3:28 PM, William wrote:
> I have a used abused S83 seatpost. It's totally bomber, but I'd like to
> pretty it up if possible. What's the conventional wisdom for polishing up
> seatpost scratches?
>
> http://www.flickr.com/photos/45758191@N04/6330310531/in/photostream
>
>
On Thu, 2011-11-10 at 15:28 -0800, William wrote:
> I have a used abused S83 seatpost. It's totally bomber, but I'd like
> to pretty it up if possible. What's the conventional wisdom for
> polishing up seatpost scratches?
>
>
> http://www.flickr.com/photos/45758191@N04/6330310531/in/photostream
FAIL
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I have a used abused S83 seatpost. It's totally bomber, but I'd like to
pretty it up if possible. What's the conventional wisdom for polishing up
seatpost scratches?
http://www.flickr.com/photos/45758191@N04/6330310531/in/photostream
Steel wool? I'd be fine with consistent satin.
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Hey Anne,
I'm 6'4" and ride either a 64 or 66cm. My 64cm ram fit me perfect and I
just put it up for sale--know that's not precisely what you're asking for
but just fyi.
cheers,
e
On Thu, Nov 10, 2011 at 2:55 PM, Jim wrote:
> Well, there is that, for sure! :-)
>
> Jim
>
> On Nov 10, 1:30 pm,
Well, there is that, for sure! :-)
Jim
On Nov 10, 1:30 pm, Anne Paulson wrote:
> Yeah, but Rivendell bikes are prettier.
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> On Thu, Nov 10, 2011 at 11:35 AM, Jim wrote:
> > Didn't i read somewhere that Surly was doing a 64cm LHT?
>
> > Jim Fekete
> > Boulder, CO
>
> > On Nov 1
here are some photos!
http://bikenoir.blogspot.com/2011/01/sf-tunitas-creek-and-home.html
On Thu, Nov 10, 2011 at 2:42 PM, erik jensen wrote:
> Hey Everyone,
>
> I have a beautiful 64cm rambouillet, purchased off the list as a frameset
> last fall and then built. It has brand new paint (metalli
Hey Everyone,
I have a beautiful 64cm rambouillet, purchased off the list as a frameset
last fall and then built. It has brand new paint (metallic flake apple
green) and was ridden maybe 300 miles by me. It has huge clearance (i can
fit 40mm supremes), and so can be used for a variety of purposes.
The bike in the picture sure LOOKS like an Atlantis to me...
On another point that was brought up: As far as I know, Atlantises have
always had the 26"/700C split between 56 cm and 58 cm frame sizes. We had a
very low serial-number 58 in here awhile back, and it was indeed 700c.
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I was going to post my Toyo-built Stumpjumper fixie here, but decided to
put all my used treasures in one place:
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lol i bought my first rivvy when i made 15k a year and was an underemployed
out of college grad. i sold my car, and put most of the money into the
bank. saw someone on a hunqapillar down in oakland when the cops started
shooting people in the face with teargas canisters, two weeks ago. never
saw an
The 64cm. Surly is not going to allow nearly as high bars either, and no
higher than their 62. They use the same fork steerer length! kind of
Homer Simpson DUH! .. on that one lol. The TT is a full inch shorter
too than a 62cm Hunq. Plus yeah it's a Rivendell and rides like
A few shakey pictures from my iphone.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/65433756@N02/6332144073/in/photostream/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/65433756@N02/6332146365/in/photostream/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/65433756@N02/6332893002/in/photostream/
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On Thu, Nov 10, 2011 at 3:24 PM, Scotty wrote:
> It included my anxiously awaited dynamo wheel with Shimano 3n72/ Dyad, Lyt
> Senso headlight and top light tail light. Only had a chance to take a short
> ride so far but felt no noticeable resistance when on the bike. I'm excited
> to go on a ni
Yeah, but Rivendell bikes are prettier.
On Thu, Nov 10, 2011 at 11:35 AM, Jim wrote:
> Didn't i read somewhere that Surly was doing a 64cm LHT?
>
> Jim Fekete
> Boulder, CO
>
> On Nov 10, 11:30 am, Anne Paulson wrote:
>> Looking for a do-everything bike for my 6'4" son, who is ridiculously
>> cr
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>Subject: [RBW] Re: Long-low for sale in SF Craigslist
>
>>The canti long-lows were called all all-arounders.
>
This is not correct. The All-Rounder and the Longlow were two different frames
with two different geometries. The All-Rounder was closer to proper touring
It included my anxiously awaited dynamo wheel with Shimano 3n72/ Dyad, Lyt
Senso headlight and top light tail light. Only had a chance to take a short
ride so far but felt no noticeable resistance when on the bike. I'm excited to
go on a night ride.
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Jared, Does that mean you didn't like the 69cm Fuji I gave you to test
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Yeah, I have a good memory for this stuff. The first Reader that introduced the Longlow as a concept contained a detailed explanation of the philosophy behind the bike. Grant explained that they would make them with the option of either cantis for greater tire clearance or for standard reach side
On Nov 10, 2011, at 1:00 PM, tdusky wrote:
> The canti long-lows were called all all-arounders.
I have a 1996 All-Rounder and it is not the same bike as a Long-Low. The
original All-Rounders were all 26" wheel bikes with cantis and were based on
the ideas behind the Bridgestone XO-1. It was
The comparison with custom is the big stretch. That listing says "A custom
Rivendell costs $3000 and you have to wait a year" and uses those facts to
claim the value of his Rivendell. That's simply absurd
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On Nov 10, 2011, at 12:35 PM, SISDDWG wrote:
> The people searching Craigslist are looking for something for nothing.
My observation is that the sellers on Craigslist tend to vastly
overestimate the value of their stuff they want to flog. Calling it "vintage"
adds about 50%. I look at bikes
Didn't i read somewhere that Surly was doing a 64cm LHT?
Jim Fekete
Boulder, CO
On Nov 10, 11:30 am, Anne Paulson wrote:
> Looking for a do-everything bike for my 6'4" son, who is ridiculously
> cramped on his too-small Surly LHT. If you have one for sale, email me
> and we'll talk.
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Look at the color.
The canti long-lows were called all all-arounders.
It sure looks like an Atlantis, just like mine
Unless it was a pre production Atlantis.
Tom Dusky
owner of 61cm atlantis just like the photo
Huntington Woods, MI
On Nov 10, 11:35 am, Joe Bernard wrote:
> It is not an Atlantis,
Hi all,
Still looking for that do-everything Riv. Let me know if I can lighten your
load!
Jared
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I hope Riv moves this from the back burner to the middle burner if not the
front burner. I am ready to pre-pay for one now.
David G
Madison WI
On Tue, Nov 8, 2011 at 8:19 PM, cyclotourist wrote:
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> http://rivbike.tumblr.com/post/12528275911/mini-bike-for-7-to-9-a-back-burner-deal
>
> This is j
I've recently done the Nitto Mini Front installation on Sam Hillborne
(700C wheel). Based on your picture, it doesn't look too far off to
me.
I did have to bend the struts by hand for it to fit (note that the
center strut is a lot easier to bend than the support ones on the
sides). Just make sur
My '98 canti LongLow (Joe/Joe):
http://diesel.smugmug.com/Shiny-Things/Rivendell-LongLow/
- Andrew, Berkeley
On Thu, Nov 10, 2011 at 9:07 AM, Forrest wrote:
> RBW did indeed build several canti LongLows. You can see at least one on
> cyclofiend's Current Classics site. -- Forrest (Iowa City)
Thanks for the discussion. I am going to go give it a test ride
today.
To answer earlier threads, this would be my first 'good' bike. Using
it for commuting (14 mile RT) with a big hill in the EBay. But my hope
is to ride around the hills near my house on weekends as well.
I've been seriously con
I've floated down rivers in inner tubes that size.
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cool, thanks
On Wed, Nov 9, 2011 at 3:00 PM, mikel66...@juno.com wrote:
> mike,
>
> i stumbled upon an old set of 650b wheels/tires from a Raleigh Portage. i
> have a frame that may be a candidate for conversion but im unsure if i have
> correct brake reach, i dont want to use centerpulls.
>
> i
"Most of the time that's evidence of something being priced wrong or
something _else_ being wrong which is scaring off other buyers."
The people searching Craigslist are looking for something for
nothing. Prices of 10+ years ago have no bearing on today's value.
What do you think that $1,100 Long
If you're interested and local, why not go take a look at it?
I was following Riv very closely in the late 90s to early 2000s, much more
so than I do now, and there is nothing in the ad (or the fact that it's
been up and down so many times) to suggest that there is something wrong
with the bike
Hi All,
Rivendell is out of the standard version (not modified for bar end
shifters) of Miesha's Portuguese Tree Cork Grips. If anyone has an
unmounted pair they want to part with I would be happy to take them off
your hands. Happy to pay shipping and whatever you paid for them.
Best,
Clayton Sco
On Nov 9, 11:40 pm, Thomas B wrote:
> I wanted to get some advice on a recent posting for a +10 year old
> Long Low advertised on Bay area Craigslist.
If the Long Low was priced right, it would have sold by now with the
multiple postings. Have you seen the Bleriot on SF Craigslist? Half
the price
Looking for a do-everything bike for my 6'4" son, who is ridiculously
cramped on his too-small Surly LHT. If you have one for sale, email me
and we'll talk.
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On Thu, Nov 10, 2011 at 9:27 AM, William wrote:
> I hope they put markings on the MUSA rims that remind us to roll them in
> the opposite direction. :)
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I hope they put markings on the MUSA rims that remind us to roll them in
the opposite direction. :)
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Start on the 20" search, it'll take awhile, too! The wheel size really
made a big difference. Most noticeable in rolling off curbs (probably also
why kid bikes are so over-built!). She used to stop and straddle-step walk
them over, now rides right off them. I noticed the big difference for her
Steve P posted this in a couple other groups, and I think it is pertinent
to RBW group as well.
Very cool news. I think Velocity rims are great, hopefully this will let
them make a real in-road to the NA market! Florida seems an odd choice for
light manufacturing especially as they're distributio
RBW did indeed build several canti LongLows. You can see at least one on
cyclofiend's Current Classics site. -- Forrest (Iowa City)
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The LongLow on Flickr that cyclotourist refers to is mine. -- fm
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Get some full-sized pix from the seller. Find out if it's a Waterford or
Joe/Joe build. Then at that point, go see it in person if you're in the
Bay Area. If it's Joe/Joe, it's pretty well priced. W'ford, not so much
so.
FYI, here's a tantalizing lead recently dropped on flickr:
http://www.fli
On Thu, Nov 10, 2011 at 11:35 AM, Joe Bernard wrote:
> It is not an Atlantis, and I see no reason to consider this a scam.
> Considering all the variations we've seen in Rivendell models over the
> years, I have no reason to doubt that Grant/Waterford put together a
> canti-LongLow. If you think i
It is not an Atlantis, and I see no reason to consider this a scam.
Considering all the variations we've seen in Rivendell models over the
years, I have no reason to doubt that Grant/Waterford put together a
canti-LongLow. If you think it's overpriced, make an offer. Treating it as
BS seems unf
HI Thomas. How about visiting RIv (I'm assuming you're local given the SF
Craigslist link) and checking out a new Sam Hillborne ($1050 frame/fork)?
It would make for a great all-purpose bike and is quality, comfortable
steel. And, with the extra $300 you save on the frame/fork, you can pick
some us
Thomas B,
It looks like others have you covered/warned on this particular
listing. Why don't we change the subject and talk about what you're
looking for? We can help you pick out a current Rivendell model or
guide you to a known seller if you give us some more info on the type
of bike you are l
Congrats. Get well soon.
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Thank goodness for that confirmation. I was afraid I'd have to go back
into witness protection.
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uphill is no problem. The planing takes care of that.
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Wow. . . I think I'd rather ride that down hill than up, though!
On 10 November 2011 09:38, Leslie wrote:
> Double top-tube, and a bell!
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The production frames of the time went for $1100 up to $1400 by 1996, IIRC. A
cream head tube was an extra $100 option and was later standard.
On Nov 10, 2011, at 1:40 AM, Thomas B wrote:
> The price seems a bit high to me seeing as the complete bike retailed
> at ~$2450, back in the late 90's
Double top-tube, and a bell!
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I missed the Hilsen in that other list...
I want to mention, in case someone is searching and comes across this:
new Hilsens are made by Waterford, but the early ones were made by Toyo,
and have a similar, yet different shade of blue; this wouldn't be a match
for them.
Since the Rambouillet
Ahh, thanks, Thomas. I am behind the times, yet again, I see!
Best,
Lee
SF, CA
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Just browsing through Flickr photos and came across this beast!
http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6162/6184561746_7ee36e200c_b.jpg
This, my friends, has what you could call a nice large tire-to-frame-tubes
ratio. 8" tires with room for fenders. Dang!
Note that, in testing, these tires actually
This an Atlantis, look at the picture.
They have been trying this for a while.
Tom Dusky
Huntington Woods MI
On Nov 10, 8:09 am, Forrest wrote:
> Thomas --
>
> I have a '99 59 cm LongLow made for side/center-pull brakes. Others on this
> list will know better than I do, but I think pre-productio
Thomas --
I have a '99 59 cm LongLow made for side/center-pull brakes. Others on this
list will know better than I do, but I think pre-production means that the
frames were made in standard sizes/configurations (not custom) but not
necessarily in runs of sizes as they were later by the Toyo sh
I wanted to get some advice on a recent posting for a +10 year old
Long Low advertised on Bay area Craigslist. I've read some of the
older comments on this discussion group and it seems like a frameset
that has been offered and discussed before several times, albeit at
higher prices.
Please check
We looked long and hard for a reasonable 16-inch wheeled bike when my
daughter out grew her 12-inch Specialized Hotrock. We finally found a
Schwinn Gremlin on Craigslist for $40 and snatched it up.
Funny you mention wheel size, David. M 5-year old daughter tried to go up a
driveway from the st
Photos were exchanged, frame was described as perfect. Like I said I still
probably would have bought it but for, like 300 less. It is almost all
built up now anyway, if anyone can suggest a touch up paint the color is an
having some issues getting a good match. Thanks
On Nov 9, 2011 10:38 PM, "Al
Does anyone have a good match for the blue Rambouillet color?
Thanks,
Toshi
On Wed, Nov 9, 2011 at 8:29 PM, cyclotourist wrote:
> They send a pretty good amount, too. At least the ones I have are 3.5 or
> 4oz.
>
> On Wed, Nov 9, 2011 at 8:16 PM, Corwin wrote:
>>
>> Plus A. Homer Hilsen Pearly
Anyone know the right touchup paint for an Orange Quickbeam?
- Andrew, Berkeley
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