I just emailed to see if it was still available. I really don’t need it but
seems hard to pass up if available and I’ll be at the Coast this weekend.
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Thanks ofr the pic. I am still interested. Then you get a chance, can you
send a few more pics of the frame set?
On Tuesday, October 17, 2017 at 3:09:19 PM UTC-7, Don Compton wrote:
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> I know this is a pipe dream, but I am looking for a 60 cm Ram bicycle or
> preferably a frame set.
> Sincerely
Joe, it seems to me that when I followed the standard instructions, my
experience was much like yours. Then I wanted to take them off, which I
managed by opening a gap between the grip and bar with an 18" zip tie and
squirting in some soap and water, then working the grip. It took a while. I
us
Bruce, what size wheel does the 58 Sam take?
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I opted for the Soma Osprey bars, even though I wished they were a little
prettier. They feel fantastic based on my initial impression. Thanks for
all the feedback folks!
Here's a picture of them on today:
https://www.instagram.com/p/BasMTijBzs6/?taken-by=hunqaloosa
Cheers,
Tim
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Oof, Grab-Ons. My hands hurt just from *looking* at that picture.
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Yep...still sitting in my garage. :)
On Tuesday, October 24, 2017 at 8:01:12 PM UTC-5, mike smith wrote:
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> Still for sale?
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The pro way to install grips is with compressed air. Your basic $50
compressor comes with a narrow blower nozzle. With that inside the grip you
pull the trigger of your compressor nozzle and the grip slides on literally
on a cushion of air. Before I could afford the $40 to buy a small
compress
Holy crap, Jay, I hope I like the Chunky silicone grips 'cause I'm NEVER
sliding those suckers on again! I'm used to my trusty bolt-on Ergons and
haven't wrestled with slide-on grips in years. "Pour alcohol on bar and in
grips and slide on in one motion." HA. More like slide on in 500 itty-bitty
I am lucky to live in a part of the world where I see a lot of Rivendells.
I have seen this small Glorius Mixte a dozen or so times at my local
grocery Other Avenues, but I'm curious if she (you) are on here. I think I
talked to you and your son or Nephew once. Anyways the other day I saw the
For sale Sam Hillborne 58cm orange frame that I bought in June 2016. $750
plus shipping from Houston (The bike didn't get flooded! My neighborhood
was fine). Bike Flights is usually the cheapest option.
I treated it with frame saver and built it up a couple of ways, but it's
too close to my
Awesome story and reference Bill! Gave me a chuckle
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> On Oct 25, 2017, at 1:12 PM, Bill Lindsay wrote:
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> I was at Riv HQ yesterday and had a longish chat with several of the staff.
> Will, Corey, Roman, Mark, and I waved hi to Vince. They had been paying
> attention
Bump for 2017
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Great thanks everyone!
On Wednesday, 25 October 2017 14:58:15 UTC-4, chris feczko wrote:
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> Hi All,
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> Does anyone know if these bars will take bar end sifters? I'm guessing so
> but thought I might ask before I pull the trigger on a purchase from Japan.
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> http://fairweather.cc/allroad
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>
>
I was at Riv HQ yesterday and had a longish chat with several of the
staff. Will, Corey, Roman, Mark, and I waved hi to Vince. They had been
paying attention to my 10x200 thing, and we talked a little bit about that,
and we also talked about the Marin Mountains 200k that had been a big part
Please disregard. I've resolved my dilemma. : )
On Tuesday, October 24, 2017 at 10:09:43 PM UTC-4, Marc40a wrote:
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> I'm looking for someone from the area to potentially help me out. It's
> definitely bike related : )
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> Best,
> Marc
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Thanks Everyone!!
On Monday, October 23, 2017 at 12:49:17 PM UTC-4, brightlamp wrote:
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> Wanted to say hello and add that I really enjoy the RBW OwnersBrunch
> listserv! After a long hiatus from cycling I wanted to get back into
> riding but with a more relaxed pace. After much resea
yep
https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/originals/bf/16/eb/bf16eba7efa02f539b567cbd9bae9e11.jpg
On Wednesday, October 25, 2017 at 2:58:15 PM UTC-4, chris feczko wrote:
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> Hi All,
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> Does anyone know if these bars will take bar end sifters? I'm guessing so
> but thought I might ask before I pu
They are the standard 23.8 mm OD in the grip area, so yes they should be
able bar ends. The problem is usually with upright bars with smaller OD
(22.2 mm) in the grip area which requires thinner wall tubing in order to
use bar end shifters.
Laing
On Wednesday, October 25, 2017 at 2:58:15 PM UT
Hi All,
Does anyone know if these bars will take bar end sifters? I'm guessing so
but thought I might ask before I pull the trigger on a purchase from Japan.
http://fairweather.cc/allroad
Thanks
Chris
Queens NY
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I don't know, I am a bit conflicted about buying a $200 rack for my Clementine.
I am sure it's great, but seems to go against the sort of knock about, economy
ethos of it. Especially, since I am starting to think of selling mine on.
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Melanie, I found with swept bars, it's best to rotate the trigger shift
lever up, so the throw is about 45 degrees downward. (If looking at the end
of the bar, rotate the shifter clockwise so the paddle is higher. It's
easier to shift this way for me, and I have carpal tunnel and I am ulnar
pos
Well, I haven't compared the 650 sizes, but I do have lots of riding time with
the 700 versions (sport contact ii 700x42 and compass 700x44 extra light). I
did a 1500 mile road tour on my sam with the sport contacts and commute daily
(also on my sam) with the compass. I've found the compass to
Hi All. Sorry for the cross post from 650b (and iBob in passing...)
I have a pair of brand new Stan's ZTR Grail rims in 650b 32h...yes they
really are 650b, and no you can't find info on that :-) They were made
special for Bruce Gordon and I got them a couple months ago for an upcoming
build (
Congrats!!
Wow! That is a pure Rivbike build!
Post more pics when you get a chance.
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I’m having trouble not justifying a plane trip from the east coast to pick it
up. It’s an incredible deal
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I am sure about the weight. I have a Park DS-1 bike scale. I weighed it
when I took the photos. I coated the inside of the frame. The wide B-68 is
heavier than a B-17, The stem is steel. The 105 rear derailleur has steel
parts. The Noodles are the widest width I could get. It has 44 mm wide
tir
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