Today I pulled my Rivy down from the hook and find the rear tire flat.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/cyclotourist/6733538469/in/photostream/";>Yep,
another goathead. I don't know how often this happens, but lets
just say I've gone through a 100 pack of Rema tubes in the last few
years! So I'm kinda
So I'm in a big long conversation on Facebook about a 68 cm Atlantis
Saying I want one.. Maybe finding one...
Then come to the riv forum for political rhetoric...
Life is good
Ya know I bet it was the low trail, disc brake, helmet lover anti choice,
subversive leather wearing trike gang, r
That dude was arrested under current law. We didn't need to change the
law to get him.
On Fri, Jan 20, 2012 at 10:23 PM, rcnute wrote:
> This cat just needed a Rivendell to chill him out.
> http://www.nytimes.com/2012/01/21/technology/founder-of-shuttered-file-sharing-site-sought-limelight.html?_
This cat just needed a Rivendell to chill him out.
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/01/21/technology/founder-of-shuttered-file-sharing-site-sought-limelight.html?_r=1&hp
Ryan
On Jan 20, 8:40 pm, Ryan Ray wrote:
> Grant may be a smart guy, but even the author of the bill violated it on
> accident.
>
>
Actually camper it's not not liking it it's voicing an opinion..
Democracy hmm. So two rapist and one woman .. Guess rape would be legal.
I write a book, a song etc. I make one copy for sale. That's all folks.. No
amount of numbers wanting to read it makes it ok to force more copies
T
Grant may be a smart guy, but even the author of the bill violated it on
accident.
http://mashable.com/2012/01/12/sopa-sponsor/
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"Doesn't matter to me how many are against it."
Democracy.
"Stealing is still wrong .. Stop pirating / steeling and these type of
bills wouldn't be discussed."
Due process. It's one of our founding principles and I think allot of
people still like it. Hence the multitudes coming out against th
Steve:
That's the fallback option... The first choice would be for Amtrak to
get their sh** together and allow roll-on/roll-off for bikes (but I
won't hold my breath)
Second choice would be to get a shuttle service to transport people
and bikes between the finish and the start (which I'm working o
Double top tubes have good meritsI for one, would like one and
love the unique look and practical benefits. Almost wish my SimpleOne
were so equipped.speaking of the SO thats not a bad deal @ $800
and if you can live with a nice freewheel on a Phil hub then you could
make a really nice 10 o
The "Dark Piney Green" Japanese tape with a few coats of amber shellac is a
pretty good match for the Sackville bags, but RBW appears to be out of it
at the moment. That tape is probably my least favorite to apply though -
the adhesive is stickier than my old favorite Tressostar, and it has a
Do it! You could cover a lot of ground out there in 72 hr. All you need is
3 gallons of water and a sleeping bag/pad!
Here's my latest:
http://hiawathacyclery.blogspot.com/2012/01/death-valley-furnace-creek-area.html
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Umm..because after the OJ trial no sane orange juice producer would be stupid
enough to use those letters?
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BTW, a few years ago, when OJ Simpson was on trial, I TM'd the
letters, name, abbreviation O.J. Every time it's mentioned I get a
few cents. Ever wonder why they never say OJ on orange juice
commercials?
On Fri, Jan 20, 2012 at 8:48 PM, robert zeidler
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> You're right young brother, you're
You're right young brother, you're right. There was a remark on here
earlier about blocking the Riv site. Grant's pretty smart and I'm
sure he's done his homework. However, if he used the name, and it was
trademarked, and he didn't have permission, well that's that.
I would agree that big m
Doesn't matter to me how many are against it. Stealing is still wrong .. Stop
pirating / steeling and these type of bills wouldn't be discussed. So that
means you are against blocking the child porn site as well..
It political crap better suited for the political talks shows.
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The early hour and drive I could do, extra uphill maybe. But I need to get
in a bit of shape before then. I know that sounds sorry. Would prefer
another solution if possible. Steve
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Have you looked at the Soma San Marcos, the 54cm does not have the 2TT but
I believe the geometry is similar to the 56cm but not sure.
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The dark green Viva might match British Racing Green, or be a tone of
it. I had it on my Quickbeam.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/philipwilliamson/261997643/
Magenta tape could look nice as a complementary color. Brown or
leather for sure.
Philip
On Jan 20, 3:21 pm, "Scott G." wrote:
> If your
I'm waiting on several shuttle services to respond to my requests.
Only one has gotten back to me, and they require that we rent an
entire bus... Unless we have 40 people it may not be practical.
One option I'm considering will be to start in Cumberland, MD, booking
a hotel close to the Cumberland
I have Brooks green tape with the green saddle.
On Fri, Jan 20, 2012 at 2:21 PM, Scott G. wrote:
> If your tape moves around, trying wrapping first with electrical friction
> tape.
>
> Handlebra suggests it, I have Handlebra on one bike, it does stay in place
> and the color is still solid.
>
>
On Fri, 2012-01-20 at 12:43 -0500, Allingham II, Thomas J wrote:
> Steve: Would Jack Brown Greens (the lighter weight version) be okay
> on the trail, or do I (ideally, anyway) need something fatter and
> sturdier?
Many people think 33.33mm wide tires are plenty fat for seriously bad
gravel roa
On Fri, 2012-01-20 at 12:03 -0800, Jim Thill - Hiawatha Cyclery wrote:
> The JB Greens work great on gravel and crushed limestone of the type
> Steve P described. No promises that you won't get a flat or six, but I
> never flatted them riding around Minneapolis several hundred miles
> last summer..
On Fri, 2012-01-20 at 12:21 -0800, Scott G. wrote:
> If your tape moves around, trying wrapping first with electrical
> friction tape.
>
> Handlebra suggests it,
As does the Wikipedia. It is one of the classic uses of friction tape.
> I have Handlebra on one bike, it does stay in place
> and
Mike,
You may want to contact the Country Bike Shop in Celina, Ohio at
WWW.CountryBikeshop.com
They are an exclusive Riv dealer and the last time I was there they had some 56
Sams with a single TT.
Steve Hemmelgarn
From: Mike Goldsworthy
To: RBW Owners Bunch
Sent: Thursday, January 19,
If your tape moves around, trying wrapping first with electrical friction
tape.
Handlebra suggests it, I have Handlebra on one bike, it does stay in place
and the color is still solid.
What color tape goes with British racing green ?
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On 1/20/12, Bruce Herbitter wrote:
> delighted with my box of sale items. LOVE, LOVE,LOVE the MUSA pants.
> Wearing the green cotton tee today (over a smartwool L/S baselayer) and sad
> that the jersey I ordered was already sold out.
>
> On Fri, Jan 20, 2012 at 12:23 PM, grant wrote:
>
>> Thank y
The JB Greens work great on gravel and crushed limestone of the type Steve
P described. No promises that you won't get a flat or six, but I never
flatted them riding around Minneapolis several hundred miles last
summer...until I went out to Oregon and flatted numerous times on thorns.
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I have ridden this portion of the trail on Panaracer Pasela 32s Non-TG and was
just fine. 5 of us rode from Pittsburgh to DC in 5 days and had nary a flat
among us. Tires ranged from 28mm "touring tires" to lightweight Vittoria
Cyclocross tires.
I think you'll be fine.
Cheers,
Sean
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Eric
That's what I don;t like about it. It won't stay in place! email me your
snail and I'll send you my Bontrager!
Bruce
On Fri, Jan 20, 2012 at 1:11 PM, Eric Norris wrote:
> I've been using Bontrager tape It also doesn't have permanent glue on
> the back, so you can unwrap and re-wrap t
So, can we follow the list rules and not post politics/religion/other OT
items?
Thanks
Bruce
On Fri, Jan 20, 2012 at 10:52 AM, Zack wrote:
> the vote is being delayed, which is fantastic. nothing wrong with the
> idea of preventing piracy, there just has to be a better way of doing it
> than
I've been using Bontrager tape for the last few "wraps" that I've done. It
looks good (the brown color goes well with Brooks saddles and tan canvas),
provides good padding, and is long enough to wrap the bars nice and thick. It
also doesn't have permanent glue on the back, so you can unwrap and
Like Rene, I like Brooks and have become an almost exclusive user of
their leather tape. It lasts a long time and is very comfy to me. Toshi
leather tape is also very nice but not as long lasting. I have not liked
Selle Anatomica bar tape. It doesn't look as nice, stay in place as well or
feel
delighted with my box of sale items. LOVE, LOVE,LOVE the MUSA pants.
Wearing the green cotton tee today (over a smartwool L/S baselayer) and sad
that the jersey I ordered was already sold out.
On Fri, Jan 20, 2012 at 12:23 PM, grant wrote:
> Thank you all for being patient. Our shippers (Robert
Thank you all for being patient. Our shippers (Robert and Jenny) are
good, efficient, alla that...and when the load is bigger than usual,
we can't throw another person in to help, because the process is ...
systematized and consistent, and you put a dummy in there and all heck
breaks loose. So, we'
Hey Mike, I don't have the answer about the double top tube but I enjoy
looking at my bike almost as much as riding it! Especially after a
complete take apart and cleaning!
> Hi all -
>
> My first time posting...I've been wanting to get a steel lugged bike
> for a while now to use for commuting,
I believe you can order the Waterford version without the second top
tube, but the price goes up. I have one of the first run green Sams
in a 56 and I totally agree with you on the double top tube. You will
find plenty of folks in this forum who are thrilled with their 2TT
bikes and agree with th
Long ago, when I had my dark green Bombadil, I used Newbaum's green tape
(sold by Riv) and amber shellac that I prepared myself. The color was
gorgeous and it would have been a great match for the green Sackville bags.
You can see a close-up here:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/orthie251/4530205372/i
>From the Google Map (link below, click on the "terrain" option from the
>pull-down "Map" menu), it looks like the ride to Fallingwater from Ohiopyle is
>a little over 4 miles, and total climb looks like from something above 1200
>feet to something above 1600 feet -- although there appear to be
Steve: Would Jack Brown Greens (the lighter weight version) be okay on the
trail, or do I (ideally, anyway) need something fatter and sturdier? Tom
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Hi all -
My first time posting...I've been wanting to get a steel lugged bike
for a while now to use for commuting, grocery shopping, rides with the
kids...basically an all around general bike to use when I'm not riding
a road bike.
I've finally landed on the Sam, and have been saving to get enou
One black and one green. I've used them but very little. They look
new! Still stiff. $50 each plus shipping.
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Inspiring posts. I have family in Barstow. The wife, kids and I spend a
week or so there (Barstow) every year. I've thought about bringing a bike
but haven't gone to the effort to get it there. I was mostly thinking of
riding around town and the desert immediately around town, but this has me
t
I love that for relatively cheaply ($10-$35) I can change out bar tape and
not only change the look of my bikes I can change the feel too. I've tried
the Newbaums and Soma tapes from Riv. I've got a couple rolls of their
Japanese tape sitting on my parts shelf for future use. I've also tried a
Those bar ends are great! Cool to have the skills and tools to make such an
item.
I've only been riding M-bars for a few months. At first I wrapped from the
brake levers out. That was the only part of the bar I used. More recently
I've been playing with different hand positions... if only to s
Three leather toe clip straps do the job for me. Pretty easy to
remove and put back on.
On Jan 19, 3:43 pm, TSW wrote:
> All,
> I love the basket on the front of my AHH with drop bars. But want it
> easily removed and remounted which is hard with zip ties.
>
> So, in case no one's mentioned thi
seems like nothing I've posted in the last 2-3 weeks has gotten through.
Maybe I'm just spam!
~mike
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the vote is being delayed, which is fantastic. nothing wrong with the idea
of preventing piracy, there just has to be a better way of doing it than
through terrible legislation:
http://www.pcworld.com/article/248466/internets_protest_prods_us_senate_to_delay_vote.html
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Size small. New Condition.
On Jan 20, 8:06 am, Adam wrote:
> The rain has finally arrived in California and I have discovered that
> I am not
> using my grundens rain hat. $20 shipped if you'd like it.
>
> Best,
> Adam
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On Fri, Jan 20, 2012 at 7:13 AM, Andrew wrote:
> You bet. I knew it have to be *something* like that, and when I saw your
> pictures, it became perfectly clear the way to proceed. I was also glad to
> find small metric T-nuts, to match my stainless bolts. Thanks for the
> suggestion!
>
That's gr
I tie around the Wald basket and the Nitto mini-rack. That is, where the
wire of the basket lays along the side rail of the rack, I use a
constrictor knot (several, two on each side) to bind them tight to each
other. You could also use hemp twine whipping to secure a basket like that,
though it wou
The rain has finally arrived in California and I have discovered that
I am not
using my grundens rain hat. $20 shipped if you'd like it.
Best,
Adam
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Andrew,
To what do you secure the constrictor knot? Appears to be a knot
you'd have to apply to a post of some type.
On Jan 19, 6:44 pm, Andrew wrote:
> I use thin kernmantle line, and tie down with Constrictor knots. Works
> great, and still fairly easy to untie.
>
> http://www.animatedknots.c
No. B/c it's velcro there's a little elasticity, as there is with the
metal basket itself.
I attach the strips in such a way that there's opposing tension,
iteratively tightening them- if that makes sense. Pro'ly best to
start with the loop (nearest to the headtube), then each of the
corners, re
You bet. I knew it have to be *something* like that, and when I saw your
pictures, it became perfectly clear the way to proceed. I was also glad to
find small metric T-nuts, to match my stainless bolts. Thanks for the
suggestion!
- Andrew, Berkeley
On Thu, Jan 19, 2012 at 11:26 PM, Rex Kerr wrot
Thank you, Andrew (and everyone) for your patience. The response to
the sale was great and gratifying, but created a queue like we've not
seen before. We're almost caught up.
Thanks, again!
John
On Jan 19, 4:38 pm, Andrew wrote:
> I just got notice of some Big Sale items shipping, was frankly s
Doesn't it rattle quite a bit?
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Chris and Brian,
Your feedback makes a lot of sense. I think Grant said it well when he
spoke of tire width greed. Something else to play with...
René
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