Get both, and extra cables. Change between them as the mood strikes you.
Brian Hanson
Seattle, WA
On Jun 20, 2013, at 4:46 PM, Minh wrote:
> I ride both, on bikes with very similiar dimensions (both riv's), they are
> very different and both good.
>
> the albas look less serious, but you ca
Doug,
Haven't yet seen my pictures on a good screen and will have some editing to
do but I'll have em up soon. I think you'll enjoy them.
I learned a lot and for sure have the cyclotourist bug.
-Hugh
On Jun 20, 2013 9:04 PM, "dougP" wrote:
> So far that looks to be the anchor point, with indiv
After a couple of weeks of hashing out the details looks like we have come
to a consensus of what's going on.
Rivendell Rumble (Cali Edition)
July 27-28
Meet at El Chorro campgrounds around 12ish.
Various of folks are coming earlier or later feel free to do what cha want.
Ride somewhere on tha
Morro Bay SP hiker-biker sounds good for Friday night.
dougP
On Thursday, June 20, 2013 8:09:29 PM UTC-7, Mike Schiller wrote:
>
> Hugh, I haven't made any reservations yet. Could stay at any the
> campgrounds depending on who is up there Friday. I'll be self contained on
> my bike.
>
> ~mike
So far that looks to be the anchor point, with individual arrival &
departure dates TBD. I'll be in the area earlier & likely stay later but
nothing fixed yet.
Hugh, I know you're on a timeline back from Paso but we'll look for a trip
report with photos soon.
dougP
On Thursday, June 20,
Hugh, I haven't made any reservations yet. Could stay at any the
campgrounds depending on who is up there Friday. I'll be self contained on
my bike.
~mike
On Thursday, June 20, 2013 5:14:09 PM UTC-7, hsmitham wrote:
>
> Hi Rivsters,
>
> Well just rolled into Paso Robles after seeing some of Ca
Looking for a 41 or 42 Noodle.
Will trade my newish 44 Noodles. Only about 70 miles on mine. Very clean
and nice.
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Split the difference and get the new Albastache?.I just ordered a set.
Gulp...I love my Salsa woodchippers, but my Carpal tunnel syndrome is
making me crazy. I hope the 88 bucks I spent on the Albastache is worth
it...really didn't like the mustache bars, but the Albastache addresses my
com
Wondering if anyone has one.
I have these things to trade for it. Pick one:
7cm Technomic Standard - 225quill 26.0 clamp.
6cm Technomic Standard - 225quill 26.0 clamp.
Nitto Moustache bar 26.0 clamp. In great shape but has a few scratches on
right side of sleeve collar.
Nitto Moustache b
thanks Mike
On Wednesday, June 19, 2013 6:07:02 PM UTC-7, Mike Schiller wrote:
>
> ...the question was comparing the Soma New Express to the Compass tire.
> (not Paselas). All 3 are made by Panaracer.
> The New Express has an added Hypertex casing for flat resistance and so
> would be a li
Friends,
The time has come that I must part ways with my Hilsen. I've decided to start
playing music professionally again, and need to free up some cash for a bass
amplifier. For now, my Fargo will handle all cycling business. An able steed,
indeed.
Pictures of the bike are here:
www.flic
Pristine condition Rivendell Rambouillet...comes with original box! I'm not
sure who'd get excited about the original box but I'm sure there's a few
folks. I purchased this early '12 (or late '11) via CL and it's in amazing
condition! The prior owner stated a few hundred miles & it shows! I neve
Yep, I ordered it with the Albatross bars. I figure if it doesn't work out
it's easy enough to swap out.
On Thursday, June 20, 2013 2:47:26 PM UTC-4, Johnny Alien wrote:
>
> So I am in the beginning stages of ordering up a Sam Hillborne and I am
> really stuck on the handlebars. I have used dro
Was unexpectedly on the road this week, and hadn't been paying close
attention to established, on-topic threads.I want to thank the list
members who called my attention to the Brooks thread which devolved
considerably from anything remotely RBW-specific.
I've locked the topic and would app
Hi Rivsters,
Well just rolled into Paso Robles after seeing some of California's finest.
Been outta the loop for a bit so lets see if I've got the plans down. Meeting
up @ El Chorro on Saturday camping that night and riding on Sunday. Mike are
you still camping at Morro Strand?
Hugh
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I ride both, on bikes with very similiar dimensions (both riv's), they are
very different and both good.
the albas look less serious, but you can go pretty fast with them, the
upright position is comfortable, the curves allow you to stretch out a bit
and they are so wide (way wider then even t
Yeah, the word circulating around back then was that it might've been a
2-coat job using House of Kolor Shimrin base coat metallic BC08 "Nova
Orange" followed by a clear coat KK14 (formerly UK14) kandy koat "Spanish
Gold." Riv will neither confirm or deny any of this; I'm kinda thinking
that w
Aha! This seems very probable, and I'll get into it tonight. Thanks a ton
for yours and Joe's input.
Philip
www.biketinker.com
On Thursday, June 20, 2013 2:19:37 AM UTC-7, bobish wrote:
>
> If Joe has diagnosed the problem correctly (and I've seen this happen
> countless times with these shift
You have managed to combine one of my favorite places with one of my
favorite bikes. Have a blast.
Michael
On Thursday, June 20, 2013 4:15:54 PM UTC-4, Damian wrote:
>
> You may be interested to see some photos from the Raid Pyreneen that I'm
> doing on my Saluki with Hetres. From the Atlantic
Thank you everyone for all the input. I will definitely pick up a 40 tooth
ring when I am in the US next month. Maybe the bash guard too.
Jay
On Thursday, June 20, 2013 5:43:46 PM UTC+3, Ginz wrote:
>
>
> Thanks for the input. I guess I spend most of my time on the inner cogs
> anyway. I coul
I had Noodles at around saddle height on my Sam for 2 years before recently
switching to Albas. For me, the top tube was just too long with the drops,
even with an 8 cm stem. I'm running the Albas with an 11 cm stem and I
really like them. My commuting time didn't change and I am much more
comf
I have one. it is green and shiny
I loved it but bought a 54 for a friend who stuck with her Miyata 100 and i
found the 54 fit me way better.
i will send a build list and we can talk about price and such.
Bo Richardson
Bellingham Wa.
On Tuesday, June 18, 2013 3:36:14 PM UTC-7, BrianMcG wr
Awesome! Glad it worked out and you will get your friend back good as, or
better than new
One of the measures of a quality product is how willingly the makers stand
behind it. I think Grant Petersen is a mensch in this regard
On Wednesday, June 19, 2013 12:17:08 PM UTC-5, chris wrote:
> Riv c
I wonder if he bought it or if it was gifted from Grant (who is quite the
admirer) as an inside joke.
Either way, perfect observations from him.
Cheers,
David
On Thu, Jun 20, 2013 at 1:16 PM, Liesl wrote:
> I think it's great that BikeSnob did, in fact, purchase an axe regardless
> of the com
I agree with Steve, that is a 3 stage paint. I would guess a base orange,
a golden pearl and then a clear (maybe 4 stage with a white or gold under
the orange to make it pop). Impossible to match with a touch up due to how
the pearl lays down when it is sprayed. I cant believe they went all out
o
I'm riding up on the Surfliner on Friday the 25th that leaves Union Station
at 735 am arriving in SLO at 100 pm.
There are only two trains per day that go all the way to SLO with bike
racks. The other arrives at 800 pm.
~mike
On Thursday, June 20, 2013 12:09:04 PM UTC-7, dougP wrote:
>
> Evan:
On Thu, 2013-06-20 at 13:19 -0700, George Schick wrote:
> All replies to this post are good - the temporary field fix, the
> general issues surrounding steel dropouts and the various factors that
> can lead to failure, the way Riv lives up to its reputation for
> supporting their products, etc. Bu
Just bumping this thread. We've had a few cancellations in the past couple
days, so there is still space if you want to join us!
-Shawn
On Sat, Jun 8, 2013 at 9:32 AM, Christopher Chen wrote:
> I'm in!
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There is no experience like first hand :)
Most anyone who has ridden a bike with Alba bars has also ridden with drops
at some point in their life. They're their own bar, an entirely different
experience . When I first tried them, I said Wow, I can see everything so
much better ! Sure you can
Fun idea, but not sure if a bike with 36 inch wheels should have the term
"jr" anywhere in its name. Clem Smith Sr!
On Wednesday, June 19, 2013 11:57:31 AM UTC-4, EGNolan wrote:
>
> After allowing time to pass my money is now on the Clem Smith Jr lug being
> for 36'ers. It only makes sense. Riv
All replies to this post are good - the temporary field fix, the general
issues surrounding steel dropouts and the various factors that can lead to
failure, the way Riv lives up to its reputation for supporting their
products, etc. But I own a Rambouillet of the same vintage as the OP and
if s
I think it's great that BikeSnob did, in fact, purchase an axe regardless
of the commenatry (which was, as always, on point and made me laugh)
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You may be interested to see some photos from the Raid Pyreneen that I'm doing
on my Saluki with Hetres. From the Atlantic to the Mediterranean through the
Pyrenees over the famous Tour de France cols. See damiansraid.tumblr.com . I've
nothing but good things to say about the bike and the tires,
Evan:
Amtrak is pretty easy once you get used to their website, and sort thru the
schedules. So as not to sidetrack the thread, contact me directly if you'd
like help with it.
dougP
On Thursday, June 20, 2013 10:07:28 AM UTC-7, Evan Spacht wrote:
>
>
> Hi folks,
>
> I was curious if there's
Sold! Thanks folks!
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Sent: Thursday, June 20, 2013 1:59 AM
Subject: [BOB] FS: new Paul Thumbies, 26.0, Shimano style, black, $66 shipped
Hi Folks,
Seth's WTB for (22.2) Thumbies reminded me that I have a brand
So I am in the beginning stages of ordering up a Sam Hillborne and I am really
stuck on the handlebars. I have used drops pretty much my whole life but did
have a MB-1 equipped with Nitto Bullmoose bars and have used the Albatross bars
awhile ago and liked them. While this will be my only bike t
Hi folks,
I was curious if there's anyone driving up from the LA area who would be
willing to let me tag along.
I'd love to join in for this one, but without a car, and limited resources,
it could be difficult getting up there. Has anyone used the Amtrak ?
kindly,
Evan
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Manny:
That post would also be a good time to ask people whether they plan to join
in the fun. Mike had looked into the campground details & there was a
limit per campsite but it was reasonable.
dougP
On Wednesday, June 19, 2013 10:09:10 PM UTC-7, Manuel Acosta wrote:
>
> Any objections? If
Yes Matt ! That's why the original Stumpjumpers were not very pleasant at
all to ride , especially on the road. No handed riding was a "high risk"
adventure ! Ahahahahaahah :)
The BB design was cool though , that you could literally run even narrow
road cranks of the day with it if you wan
HA! Called it:
http://bikesnobnyc.blogspot.com/2013/06/lock-up-your-children-axeman-is-coming.html
Cheers,
David
On Thu, Jun 13, 2013 at 9:14 PM, cyclotourist wrote:
> This is just begging for Bike Snob commentary.
>
> Cheers,
> David
>
>
>
> On Thu, Jun 13, 2013 at 6:01 PM, BSWP wrote:
>
>>
Thanks for the input. I guess I spend most of my time on the inner cogs
anyway. I could probably get by with even a 26/40 with a 13-28 on my
everyday bike.
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As one of those big galoots, and owner of a 71cm Hilsen, I tend to agree
with you, even 700c's look undersized on that frame. But once you climb
on, all that goes away.feels perfect.
Jim in Boulder
On Wednesday, June 19, 2013 9:57:31 AM UTC-6, EGNolan wrote:
> After allowing time to pa
Hi Jay,
Yes, you can just take off the outer ring. The chain ring bolts will
probably need to be changed to single, or you can use spacers (i.e.,
washers).
http://sheldonbrown.com/harris/fixed.html#stackbolts
It looks like the way Max did it on his Gunnar:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/41563482@N
Wow, great field repair. And your pics of Ver 2.0 are terrific.
On Thursday, June 20, 2013 7:59:39 AM UTC-4, Will M wrote:
>
> Some may recall a 11/23/2008 post on this list called "Broken Rambouillet"
> by Mike where his Rambouillet cracked where the chainstay meets the
> dropout.
>
> Here
> If I'm doing a longer ride, I'll put on the padded wool shorts. It's not
just the padding that helps on longer rides. Loose-fitting
> pants/shorts rubbing for more than a few hours will eventually cause
abrasions. Seems to be physics (friction?).
My tolerance weakness is overheating. Wh
Electra does their presentation of sitting back, sitting low, and riding
flat footed - in fact they won a patent.
http://www.electrabike.com/Technical/electra-bike-flat-foot-technology
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very good-looking bar
On Thursday, June 20, 2013 7:00:32 AM UTC-5, justin...@gmail.com wrote:
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> Just bought my pair! Pretty excited about these. Just wish I could have
> bought my Hub Area Racks at the same time. Where you at, HAR?
>
>
> -J, PHL
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9sp Ultegra SOLD
On Wednesday, June 19, 2013 6:21:13 AM UTC-7, Rich Lesnik wrote:
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> A friend has recently undergone surgery w/complications, and has a 9-sp
> low-miles (like, maybe 200?) Ultegra group (minus hubs) for sale. Parts
> listed below. Asking $400, incl. shipping to lower 48.
>
> Shi
Just bought my pair! Pretty excited about these. Just wish I could have bought
my Hub Area Racks at the same time. Where you at, HAR?
-J, PHL
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Some may recall a 11/23/2008 post on this list called "Broken Rambouillet"
by Mike where his Rambouillet cracked where the chainstay meets the
dropout.
Here is the crack and Mike's quick fix in the
field: http://www.flickr.com/photos/41335973@N00/sets/72157609818335769
Of course the folks
I need a new old bike to put them on :)
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I just used a hack saw on the long one.
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Right, to look at an '80s stumpjumper side on, it appears to have about
0cm of drop... I'm sure it's more like ~4cm really which is more typical
for 26" wheeled bikes, but combined with the fact that it has 46cm
chainstays, it looks darn near zero. The angle of incidence btw
chainstay/S
Right, I have an 85 stumpjumper, and to look at it side on, it appears to
have about 0cm of drop... I'm sure it's more like ~4cm really, but
combined with the fact that it has 46cm chainstays, it looks darn near
zero. The angle of incidence btw chainstay/ST is certainly none too
acute d
Definitely do it.Setting the limit screw works just fine, and you can
get used to any nuances it introduces to shifting. I have been using
the Riv bash guard crank on all my bikes for years now and love it.For
a while it was just the "quickbeam crank" and I would just run the stock
If Joe has diagnosed the problem correctly (and I've seen this happen countless
times with these shifters, so it's quite possible it's the case here as well),
then see below.
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Tim, t
Jay,
Don't get me wrong. Most of my bikes have come to me used or set up a certain
way and I'm too cheap/lazy to change out the cranks. A 45 middle is a bit high
but it's on garage find trek that came to me with a half step plus granny set
up and I'm just dealing with it for now. If I were goi
I can't explain the details well (or at all), but it sounds like you have
the base the shifter mounts to in the wrong orientation. Try remounting
with the little nubby part on the base in a different spot.
On Thursday, June 20, 2013 1:22:01 AM UTC-7, Philip Williamson wrote:
> I just put a Sun
Hi Folks,
Seth's WTB for (22.2) Thumbies reminded me that I have a brand new (open
package, but never installed) set of Shimamo-compatible, black, 26.0 Thumbies
that I'd like to sell for $66 shipped (within the US). PayPal Friend or Family
please. Please reply off list.
cheers,
Andrew
Santa Cruz
I just put a Suntour Cyclone derailleur and a 9 speed cluster on my Gravel
Roadster, which had been a singlespeed.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/philipwilliamson/9089710197/
I'm trying to shift it with a Shimano 7 speed barcon, and I'm only getting
6 speeds out of it in friction. Is there a modi
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