Thanks for that. Looks like the Bombadil is now "around $3500" according to
the RBW site, so the price of the Appaloosa makes sense.
(Unfortunately, it's likely made the prospect of owning one go from "want
but don't need" to "want but can't have"!)
Jeff Hagedorn
Warragul, VIC Australia
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Patrick,
I dig ya dude...sorry to hear you have a cold and haven't ridden lately.
Now I think you need a DTT so you can do the snake paint.
Best,
~Hugh
On Thu, Oct 17, 2013 at 7:23 PM, Patrick Moore wrote:
> On Thu, Oct 17, 2013 at 12:32 AM, hsmitham wrote:
> Patrick,
>
> Though I'd try
thanks
it looked like a great bike
glad it isnt going to waste
thanks again
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Howdy!
The bike has sold- sorry! And it's NORTH Dakota :)
Chris
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I know it was discussed on the list but I couldn't find it in archives. I
am switching my H-Bar setup on the Bombadil to the bosco-bullmoose bars and
weighing my options. I have used the VO elkhide sew on wrap before but its
limited with how much cush you can put below it and still get it sewn on
l
Hi Jeff,
$3,500 is the starting price for a custom bike. If/when the Appaloosa goes
into production, it'll cost less. But probably not much less-- IIRC, the
Bombadil is available as a "semi-custom", and runs $3,000. The Bombadil was
billed as "spare-no-expense", whereas the Hunqapillar is the bu
I know this one's a leftover from the prototype run, but does anyone have
any insider intel on whether or not $3.5K will end up being the street
price for a production frame?
I'd bother Riv directly, but I'm sure they'd rather hear from somebody
who's got a credit card in their hand.
Jeff Hag
Seriously the ugliest bike ever.
On Thursday, October 17, 2013 9:15:05 PM UTC-5, Christopher Murray wrote:
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> A very cool 58.7 cm Appaloosa on the Web Specials section. If only it fit
> me- then I could spend the next few weeks dreaming of buying it! Is it me
> or is the "discounted" price a l
Hope this doesnt double post.
there was a nice lady selling a 50 or so Rambouillet a while back.
Did it find a home?
It has been bothering me and i mentioned it to someone who is maybe interested.
Thanks so much
Bo Richardson
Bellingham
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Did that bike find a home?
It drove me nuts no one was buying it.
i ran across someone who might want it if it is still available.
if it sold i can send mr obsessive compulsive out to the shed for a little time
out and relax
thanks
Bo Richardson
Bellingham Wa
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"Is it me or is the "discounted" price a little off?"
The thing that caught my eye is that the invoice includes $295 for F+R paul
brakes, when you only get a Paul brake in front, and half of a $77 Tetkro
brakeset in back. Like you said, the person who's got the scratch can
bring it up with the
On Thu, Oct 17, 2013 at 12:32 AM, hsmitham wrote:
Patrick,
Though I'd try to disguise the lower tt as a pump or something, Isn't that
style?
Actually, it was a joke. In real life I'd have it painted as a snake.
That's a joke too, though it might be a stylin' modification, too.
I don't intend to
A very cool 58.7 cm Appaloosa on the Web Specials section. If only it fit me-
then I could spend the next few weeks dreaming of buying it! Is it me or is the
"discounted" price a little off? The invoice for the bike before tax is
$5,446.00. When you add tax it brings the bike to $5,891.08. The
Yep. That bout sums er up.
Best,
~Hugh
On Thu, Oct 17, 2013 at 6:13 PM, Kelly wrote:
> There is lots of choice. Atlantis single top tube... Roadeo single top
> tube AHH up to 67cm stt
> The mud flaps are actually very functional and I like them better than the
> heavy leather flaps I got fr
There is lots of choice. Atlantis single top tube... Roadeo single top tube
AHH up to 67cm stt
The mud flaps are actually very functional and I like them better than the
heavy leather flaps I got from Peter white since they held shape and dragged on
grass less aggressively.
I can't speak for
Personally, I like the double top tube and think it is a fine marketing
tool. Makes the bikes look different enough from other modern steel
bikes. (Surly, All City, Handsome, etc.) Don't like the diagatube
personally, but that is my own problem. Still somewhat regret not
getting a Hunq. But am
Looking to stealth camp. Never been there before. I'll be entering the park
from Casa Via which then gives me the choice of Corral Trail or Diablo
Briones Trail. Which one to take for a good campsite? Do you have further
trail names to direct me after that? Thanks in advance.
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Some light and superficial scuffing above the Brooks logo at the back and
on the right side corner. Otherwise excellent unused, untreated condition.
See photos: http://www.flickr.com/photos/gernothuber/
$95 OBO plus actual shipping.
Cheers,
Gernot
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On Thursday, October 17, 2013 8:27:38 AM UTC-6, Kieran J wrote:
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>
> In looking for a used Ram frame, I'm not sure how one could know which
> brake bridge height you had (lower vs. higher), apart from the colour,
> which seems to be at least part indication of the frame's age (orange, then
>
> Wacky suggestion:
>
> Get the full set of bar end cork grips, and put a left bar end pod into
> the left, unused, grip/bar end on the bike, and use the hole on the pod
> arm to hang your keys (or anything else from). Could be a handy attachment
> point for something.
>
Hang your sungl
Evan,
That is great news! See you in the mountains.
Curtis
On Wed, Oct 16, 2013 at 12:31 PM, Coconutbill wrote:
> Amtrak ticket booked. commitments miraclulous fizzled away on Friday.
> Eagerly looking forward
> -Evan
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Wheels, top rack and one set of Dureme's are spoken for. I still have 2
more sets of Dureme's and the Silver brakes for sale.
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Sean,
First, my 60cm Ram had a 1cm longer seattube and a slightly shorter toptube
than my 59cm Roadeo.. The handling is so similar. I think because of the
Roadeo's slightly shorter chainstays and slightly lighter tubeset, the
Roadeo just feels a little livelier. The feeling of entering a turn is
I really like my DTT Hilsen. I hope everyone enjoys their bike as much as I
enjoy mine.
Ride Safe,
Curtis
On Wednesday, October 16, 2013, Hugh Smitham wrote:
> Now Patrick who isn't alone in those.
>
> -Hugh
> On Oct 16, 2013 8:08 PM, "Patrick Moore"
> >
> wrote:
>
>> I have to say that I find
This is Steve. Owner of the Rambouillet referenced below.
Some pictures are available here:
https://plus.google.com/u/0/photos/111496061371485598754/albums/5935804564746652129
Corrections: the bottom bracket is NOT an SKF :-( Outboard bearings by
Sugino.
Have a nice day.
BykMor
On Tuesday, O
Just occurred to me-- how about calling Riv and asking if you can get one
of each?
On Thursday, October 17, 2013 11:11:14 AM UTC-4, Peter M wrote:
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> Yeah, I have the J-Tek shifter. I do have a dremel tool but not the
> steadiest hands...could be a recipe for disaster, haha.
>
>
> On Thu, Oc
Price drop: $190 / $90 / $40 (or $270 for the lot).
On Wed, Oct 16, 2013 at 12:15 PM, Curtis Schmitt
wrote:
> http://www.curtisrschmitt.com/HorseCyclesUrbanTourLoaded.jpg *
>
>
> Acorn Bags Boxy Rando Bag*—I've decided that the "Ranger Tan" color will
> look better with my bike's cream-colored p
Yeah, I have the J-Tek shifter. I do have a dremel tool but not the
steadiest hands...could be a recipe for disaster, haha.
On Thu, Oct 17, 2013 at 9:46 AM, Shoji Takahashi
wrote:
> If you're handy or know someone who is, I think you can cut off the end
> and add a groove for the cable. (It soun
I also have an orange one (66cm) and maybe 35mm Paselas would be the max,
without resulting in only a few mm of clearance, which is a little iffy,
expecially if mixed terrain is your game.
In looking for a used Ram frame, I'm not sure how one could know which
brake bridge height you had (lower
Hi Andy,
That looks like a nice ride.
Could you let me know how I might perhaps join in? I'm moving to Pittsburgh
in a few weeks, and it would be great to connect with people there.
Do you bike the same route every time out, or pick a new one and explore?
Any weekend day rides? Are these rides
If you're handy or know someone who is, I think you can cut off the end and
add a groove for the cable. (It sounds like you have a J-tek shifter for
your Alfine?)
On Thursday, October 17, 2013 12:29:34 AM UTC-4, Peter M wrote:
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> I have an Alfine setup on my bike and wanted to go to cork grip
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