I’ll take it! PM’d you.
Aaron
On Saturday, December 25, 2021 at 9:07:56 PM UTC-6 br...@onenaturellc.com
wrote:
> Well cared for 2019 Rivendell Atlantis. 59cm frame. I rode several hundred
> road miles on this steel frame. It is basically in perfect condition. Sadly
> it’s a smidge too big o
I have 2 bikes set up each way (2 Rivendell and 2 Rivendell-ish). I prefer
the DT shifters, but both are okay. The bar ends tend to bump things while
you are handling the bike from storage to the bike rack, etc and you'll be
out of gear. Neither is hard to get to, once you have a feel for wher
I know a shot in the dark and I know some other talls out there looking for
such, but maybe, just maybe someone is holding onto a mighty large
Quickbeam (or SimpleOne) that’s collecting dust? I’ve been planning to wait
for the RoadUno release, but I got re-inspired by Bones’ build and ready to
Looks awesome! I love the Frank Jones Sr - and dream of building one up
with Sturmey drum brake hubs, 3spd - I think this is the only caliper brake
SS bike from Riv (correct me if I'm wrong!) so it's the ideal candidate...
On Saturday, 25 December 2021 at 06:29:46 UTC-8 Arthur Mayfield wrote:
I can't think of a right or wrong placement for shifters. or shifting
too soon, too late, too much or too little ((( laughing ))). I mean hey , I
hop on the bike, I pedal and the bike goes, and shifting just happens along
the way like all the rest of the scenery. If I told you a
"how/wh
My experiences mirror some of the other responses here. My last shifter
setup on an Atlantis also employed the dt shifter for the front and bar end
for the rear. Worked very nicely using a an original Silver up front and a
Shimano DuraAce for the rear. My SamH uses DuraAce bar ends front and rea
Thanks so much for all the inputs . It was very helpful. I will start of
with downtube for front and bar end for rear, so that I get a feel for what
works and a later point convert if need be . I am planning to route cable
housing for barends outside the handle bar wrap , may be secure it using
I guess I’m not the only one still using Inolights!
On Saturday, December 25, 2021 at 10:11:48 AM UTC-5 KenP wrote:
> I have tried four ways. I like thumb shifters the best on upright bars
> because my hands are usually on the grips and there is immediate reach.
> The second choice for uprig
Thanks Rich. Now I have the bikes I want that fit me. Too bad we have iced
roads today,
Joel
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On Sat, Dec 25, 2021 at 1:00 PM, RichS wrote:
> Congratulations Joel. That's such a beautiful frame and color. I remember
> when Johnny posted it after he acquired it.
>
Congratulations Joel. That's such a beautiful frame and color. I remember
when Johnny posted it after he acquired it.
Nice to see it in the possession of another enthusiastic Riv rider. Enjoy
lots of good rides in 2022:-)))
Best,
Rich in ATL
On Friday, December 24, 2021 at 11:37:47 PM UTC-5
Very nice Erl, I guess I’m one of the few who much prefers a frame without
the extra tube. Steve
On Sat, Dec 25, 2021 at 9:08 AM WETH wrote:
> I enjoy looking at these other beautiful Rivs. Here is my 56cm 650b
> Hunqapillar set-up for bikepacking.
> Erl
> Kensington, MD
>
>
> On Thursday, Dece
I like Steven's suggestion of the stem mounted shifters, too...my only
concern would be running a front handlebar bag might be iffy with the cable
housings exiting the mount. I was pondering a switch to drops a few months
back and was considering the stem mount and Silver shifters because I
didn't
I've been running a dt shifter up front and bar end on the rear on my
Atlantis for some time now. I've found I get better shifts up front this
way for, maybe, two reasons - shorter cable run with less friction from
housing and accumulated grit and much easier lever actuation. I find
pushing d
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