Analog Cycles has a Sam built up with a 10-(maybe it's 11)speed wide range
cassette and single chainring. The parts look oddly black and modern on that
frame, but I think it's cool.
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Hey! I'm Chip, the creator of whatbars.com.
I'm currently in talks with a few manufacturers including Crust, Oddity,
On-One, Origin8, Soma and Velo Orange to get drawings of their bars to
provide more accurate comparisons, hopefully the rest will follow suit and
will eliminate any inconsistenc
Anyone running a full-on modern Shimano MTB drivetrain on a Sam? I realize
there is a clash in styles, but a 2x10 Deore set up intrigues me. As does the
clash in styles, to be honest.
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I know from experience that a 59 Clem will fit just fine on a 1-up rack.
Tom
On Wednesday, October 10, 2018 at 7:43:06 AM UTC-4, RDS wrote:
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> What is the wheelbase length (meaning the distance b/t where the two tires
> make ground contact) for the 59 Clem L. I have to put my bike on a tray
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Hey Adam, really nice looking Clem. Would you share what stem and bar
you're using, and your saddle height in that pic?
Thanks,
Tom
On Friday, October 5, 2018 at 6:59:47 PM UTC-4, Adam Leibow wrote:
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> I just got a 59 in green and it's really good. My pbh is 87.5cm
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Hi Justin. I have quite a collection of dual legged kickstands gathered for
bike-with-kid service. I’ll send you some info tomorrow. I am local-ish so you
can check them out. Need to clean out the garage.
The Ursus is the best I used. Super stable and wide footprint. Helps with
wiggling kids w
Awesome. The Pedal Bikes Shoot Film contest was what got me out on the bike
with my dad’s old Ansco folder, Graflex 3x4, and Leica II(d). And to buy
chemicals and start developing again after a 10 year hiatus. That was a packed
Saturday, trying to get something shot, processed, and printed befor
$1500 shipped.
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Until a sign implies your bike is "babyshoe Pass".
Andy Cheatham
Pittsburgh
On Saturday, October 13, 2018 at 12:57:05 PM UTC-4, Justin, Oakland wrote:
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> Whole name dropping is the worst it’s also the best in the Bay Area bike
I had the pletscher and I have one of the VO’s.
I don’t think id be comfortable leaving a kid on the bike propped up by either
one. Pletscher felt more stable, but VO Gets points for adjustability and not
bending my kickstand plate off the frame.
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We (Rivelo in Portland) made these limited edition posters in collabaoration
with Stumptown Printers (also in Portland).
You may recognize some of the scenes, bikes, or people. They’re only $10 each.
Order the whole set. “Makes a great gift.”
https://instagram.com/p/Bo43TYKh6M8/
John
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Does anyone have experience with the various double kickstands available these
days? VO has two, Riv has one and there’s a bunch from Dutch-ish places. Solid
platform is more important than weight.
Thanks
-J
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WTB just dropped some new tires recently. Sender and Venture.
-J
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The Wilcox. The one and only.
I can’t help but notice you said WTB 650 x 45 semi knobby. Wasn’t there a
thread here or on the 650 list looking for just such a tire? Your SURE it
wasn’t 700 x 45?
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On Saturday, October 13, 2018 at 1:53:11 PM UTC-5, Lum Gim Fong wrote:
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> I don’t think it is too bad.
> VO says put Phils oil on pawls to quiet them if you like.
> I’m not going to bother.
> Not too loud for me.
>
I have a couple of VO freehubs and don't find the ratchet sound to be too
lou
700c. I shouldn’t have forgotten that piece. How do the 1st Sonn generation
dynamo hubs compare to the newer ones?
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I’ve got a 700c Mavic ceramic with a Schmidt dyno, 1st generation built by
Peter White. Or just the hub. I have some E6 lamps and lots of spare bulbs
I’ll toss in. $175 for the wheel?
Patrick
On Sat, Oct 13, 2018 at 1:39 PM Jonathan D. wrote:
> I was curious if anyone had an extra Dynamo Wheel
650b, 26”, or 700c?
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Anyone got a Large they want to sell cheap with shipping to me at 20707?
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I was curious if anyone had an extra Dynamo Wheel they were thinking of
selling. I was debating getting another one for the winter.
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Clayton,
The bike itself definitely qualifies as falling in the top 10 anything beyond
that is just hyperbole IMO.
Far too many special special bikes have reached the hands, feet, and bottom of
Rivendell riders to concede that lofty praise.
Now Ana and her steed as observed on IG show that
1+
Bmx guys get really proud of how loud their hubs can be.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dRnj1he3beU
I have a Profile Madera single speed hub spaced out to 120mm for my single
speed commuter and have found the buzzing bees of coasting is easier and
more effective than pinging my bell. And pedali
I have the disc version of this hub on two wheelsets. A year in and I still
love it. The noise does quiet down after a bit, particularly if you pack it
full of grease.
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I don’t think it is too bad.
VO says put Phils oil on pawls to quiet them if you like.
I’m not going to bother.
Not too loud for me.
Its like 1/2 way between LX and angry bee Chris King hub, I woukd guess.
My LX hubs are virtually silent when riding,
The VO can be heard above the wind in your ears
Thank you, Ana! I love following your #PurpleRiv adventures on IG, and congrats
on the BQ fame.
We are still pinching ourselves over here. Half the fun is the anticipation, I
think, but we are eager to see this bike in person. Oh, the adventures we will
have! Maybe I should follow your excelle
I finally got around to putting these on my 2013 Hunqapillar after
ordering a new Velocity Cliffhanger wheelset from Riv. On Cliffhangers,
these are a true 55mm wide, and I have lots of clearance on this bike,
except that I had to remove my Pletscher kickstand to keep it from rubbing
the re
Based on current growth rates, Rivendells a century from now will be 14’ long
and no longer have double top tubes but an oval tube inside the triange.
Smoth. Just don’t attempt to dismount in the valley between two hills,
and traverse around the crest of hills and saddles.
With abandon,
Coolest Rivendell ever? Most likely!
Clayton
DDD
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speaking of Chapman Cycles, I went to his site to just have a look and
drool. The first thing that caught my eye was a Frank Jones!
http://www.chapmancycles.com/2018/09/franks-jones-bar-touring-bike/
OK, it is for a customer named "Frank" and it has a Jones handlebar. So
it's a "Frank's Jones
I promise to never drop your "whole name" J-smooth. XD
On Saturday, October 13, 2018 at 9:57:22 AM UTC-7, Justin, Oakland wrote:
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> *While.
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> Dumb phone.
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Just watched some you tube videos. Wow. That’s some noise.
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I wonder if the noise would bug me.
I’m thinking of buying one plus an extra cassette body for my parts hoard. Not
many reasonably priced 36h hubs around.
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Dumb phone.
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Whole name dropping is the worst it’s also the best in the Bay Area bike
community. It’s six degrees of separation from everyone. I love it.
-J
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Almost. But would be better to get a pic of yourself in there. That way, in 100
years, your pic might be reprinted in a niche ebike magazine (by that time
ebikes will be niche) and the nuclear powered bike era subscribers will see the
grainy digitized photo of you with the “chain driven rider, c
Rear hub. Takes 11sp, 7/8/9/10 with spacer.
I run 8speed.
You have choice of Shimano or Campy type freehub body.
Roadside serviceable.
Disassembles and reassembles by hand -no tools needed.
Replace a spoke roadside.
Install new bearngs no tools required.
Looks amazing. High flange. And they coast
Should add that the chainrings and bashguard are all 130 BCD.
The Porteur bars are 23.8mm with a 25.4mm clamp.
On Sat, Oct 13, 2018, 9:26 AM Tully Lanter wrote:
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>
> 1) Nitto Albastache bars, $40
> 2) Velo Orange Porteur bars, $20. Barely used.
> 6) Sugino chainrings (38, 42, 46, 52
Remaining:
1) Nitto Albastache bars, $40
2) Velo Orange Porteur bars, $20. Barely used.
6) Sugino chainrings (38, 42, 46, 52), $10 each.
7) Sugino bashguard (up to roughly 42t), $30. Barely used.
8) Nitto Crystal Fellow seatpost, $50. 27.2mm diameter. About 25cm to the
clamp, 20cm to the setback
My extended BART commute has me riding from El Cerrito through Berkeley to
Lake Merrit BART. The natural morning stopping spot for grass-fed butter
coffee is Cheese Board. One morning this week I was leaning my bike on a
post when I spied a lovely machine parked on the next post. It was a yum
By “online” I mean I emailed them to tell them what I wanted. They built three
wheels up for me and I picked up when ready. Very convenient, saving me a
couple trips into the city.
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Falls Rd. Baltimore.
Highly recommended.
Very friendly and polite.
Stands behind their work.
Interesting shop in interesting location near some picturesque parts of Bmore.
Across the street is a river. I imagine good riding along there. Also, a
streetcar museum about a block down the road from the
Maybe a long shot, maybe not.
Rick is sold out and says he will make more someday, but I'm interested in
one this day. Silver preferred.
Anyone?
https://huntercycles.bigcartel.com/product/hunter-smooth-move-high-rise-handlebars
Thanks
Patch
BK/NY
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Thanks for the ride report, my wife's has a Betty and loves it. I
occasionally hop on and ride it when she lets me, and I really enjoy the
ride. Your return ride under the stars sounds delightful.
Mark
On Thursday, October 11, 2018 at 5:05:21 PM UTC-7, Lynne wrote:
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> I took an unexpectedly
Cool night shots!!
Riding at night with dyno lights is fun!
Like riding around in a space ship with all the lighting.
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Ana,
Love your bike's color and the swoopy rear stay. Seeing your Instagram
pics reminded me of the song that Johnny Cash sings, "I've Been
Everywhere, Man."
Are you the person who had her bike stolen, to be purchased by a fellow
"RBW-er" from someone who wasn't obviously the owner, and t
Andy,
Thank you for sharing this. The photos are great. I particularly enjoyed your
descriptions of riding familiar terrain at an unfamiliar time (in the dark).
All the best,
Erl
Kensington, MD
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Thanks, Eric. I saw that on VO's blog and spent 10 minutes looking at
various bars I have or thought I might want. It's *very* useful for that.
Dave
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> Boston/Indy
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Mixtes are the best! Enjoy! :)
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