Fun thread!
I shot this image of my Rambouillet head badge through my grandfather's
circa-1950 Leica "Elmar" 90mm portrait lens at maximum aperture (f/4) using
Fuji Velvia 100 color reversal film while the sun set over the Hudson
River. And then (poof!) suddenly this Riv Owners Bunch was light
Patrick, the bag was a custom one from rockgeist. Fit like a glove!
Collin in Sacratomato
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Richard:
I started working 4 days a week a few months ago, usually using my new day off
to ride. I suppose I’m 20% as happy as you, which gives me something to look
forward when I switch to 100% retired in a few years!
--Eric Norris
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I am not immune to this. However, I have found a solution. For now at least.
Retire & buy a new bike. I cannot stop smiling & I think at age 67 that I have
never enjoyed riding more.
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> On Sep 8, 2022, at 12:23 PM, Jay Lonner wrote:
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> It’s interesting to consider the
"Is it cheating if I say the best is this one?"
It's not cheating if Grant makes Bicycle Belle Raspberry a production
color. Put it on a 30th Anniversary Mixte, GP! 🙌
On Thursday, September 8, 2022 at 11:07:20 AM UTC-7 Bicycle Belle Ding
Ding! wrote:
> [image: 5DB777E4-F431-416E-84F2-04154161C3
It’s interesting to consider the age/phase of life angle. I’m 54, and I recall
seeing a graph some years ago about self-reported quality of life, which hits a
nadir in the early to mid 50’s before creeping back up. There’s probably
something to the “sandwich generation” phenomenon, which is to s
It’s interesting to consider the age/phase of life angle. I’m 54, and I recall
seeing a graph some years ago about self-reported quality of life, which hits a
nadir in the early to mid 50’s before creeping back up. There’s probably
something to the “sandwich generation” phenomenon, which is to s
Still looking, anyone holding?
On Tuesday, September 6, 2022 at 8:11:13 AM UTC-5 Michael Ullmer wrote:
> My singlespeed Trek 520 is coming together nicely. It's currently set up
> with some mustache bars which seem just a bit too narrow for me. Albastache
> bars would be perfect, anyone have a
I still like the early Rivendell blue frames, I’m also a sucker for a nice
silver.
On Wednesday, September 7, 2022 at 7:08:42 PM UTC-4 Keith P. wrote:
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> I've been going down the archive rabbit hole and am curious of the bunch's
> thoughts (opinions).
>
> *What is the best factory Rivendell
Hi Bunch! I have the honor of building up my friend's Roadini. I made a
budget based on his desires (mostly aesthetic) and my recommendations
(mostly functional). If purchased brand new, we would be a little over what
he was hoping to spend. So once again I'm here, asking if you have any of
the
All items are SOLD. Thank you for your interest.
Huston
Lexington, KY
On Tuesday, September 6, 2022 at 11:00:30 PM UTC-4 Huston wrote:
> Update #2. Only the wheel remains.
>
> 1. Rivendell Silver 1 Shifters. Shift levers are very clean. Attachment
> hardware shows a bit more wear. Does not
No one’s going to mention the grey and red Hunq color? That’s a great
scheme.
Though for most iconic, I have to say Riv blue. It seems like it was the
color featured in all of the original pictures.
Eric
On Wednesday, September 7, 2022, Keith P. wrote:
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> I've been going down the archive rab
Brian
Just remember a Waterford AHH in 650B is essentially the same as a Saluki
(per the RBW literature/statements) and maybe more available since they
were around longer.
The 650B AHH-MUSA were in 47cm and 50cm frames and the 50 has 1cm shorter
effective TTL than a 47 (per the 2017 RBW geo ch
The Bomadil Prototype and introduction said it was a 650B mountain bike.
This changed for production and I think the 56 and on up were double TT,
with the 60 and on up were 700c. The thing about all of Riv's production
frame is that there are often unannounced changes with each new batch, and
w
You cannot fit a normal 250mm seat post in this tumbler drum. That would
require a tumbler drum about twice as wide. The longest of the parts of the
stem barely fit on a diagonal. The interior width is only 6-1/2 inches
(165mm). There are some YouTube videos about people who make larger drums
a
J J those are some great Glorious pics which I immediately saved. I love
the raw finish with brass brazing.
That pea sage is great!
On Thursday, September 8, 2022 at 2:10:57 AM UTC-4 Joe Bernard wrote:
> That pea sage is so sweet, there's an All Rounder that color on Ebay
> right now.
>
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