Shit… well I’ll keep an eye out as I cruise through the Mission on my way
to work tomorrow and each day thereafter. I’m so sorry.
On Wednesday, June 21, 2023 at 11:03:19 PM UTC-7 Adrianna T wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> With a sad face I’m writing to say all the bikes in my building got stolen
> today,
I forgot to mention that this frame size has 650b wheels. It is currently
shown with size 50-584 (aka 27.5 x 2.00) tires but it has plenty of space
for a larger tire. The tire size as shown is limited by the Axa frame lock,
which is convenient but not necessary and can be removed.
On Wednesday
Update:
1. Silver 2 Shifters with bar end mounts. *SOLD*.
2. Shimano BL-R400 brake levers. The tried and true Tiagra/Sora version
that Rivendell sells. Levers have been installed but are like new. Cables
and housing just left the box for pics. $40.00 shipped to CONUS.
3. Rustines Construct
Selling 1 bikes worth of Neo Retro brakes in Silver.
1 set brand new and 1 set lightly used. Hangers and straddle wires
included. Brake pads are not.
Asking $160 for the set. Willing to split ($90 new, $80 used)
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I’m not an expert, but I believe that most/all of the bikes from the Alex
Singer shop were made with 531. My two Singers are.
One is made of the more unusual “531 Professional” tubeset, which featured
thinner walls for lighter weight than standard 531 tubing.
531 Professional is rumored to be
On Wednesday, June 21, 2023 at 2:38:16 PM UTC-5 Patrick Moore wrote:
I've read that the PX-10 as well as old Raleigh Internationals from about
the same period (late '60s and early '70s?) had plush yet nimble rides, I
guess a combination of long, narrow-gauge, not-thick-wall tubes and gentle
ang
I actually found about Edgevale from the group a bunch of years back when
someone posted about a Chambray shirt they had purchased. Since then I
have purchased a myriad of items from Edgevale.
They are made in California, 9 oz canvas, gusseted crotch, and an 8.75"
inseam. Both are 34 waist.
Acorn bag 2 has been sold!
Items still available:
Nitto Boscomoose 580mm
Dullbrite CroMo TIG-welded
Used, in good condition.
200.00 or best offer.
I’d prefer to sell these locally so SFBA folks get first dibs.
Shimano Altus FD-M311
Bottom pull. 34.9mm clamp. Adapter shims included.
New, never u
Greetings,
A couple of Riv and Riv-ish bits for your consideration:
1. Silver 2 Shifters with bar end mounts. All the hardware is here. The
shifters have been installed on a build that didn't materialize. They are
like new. The mounts show a bit of "shop wear" from leaning on the wall.
$95
Greetings,
A couple of Riv bits for your consideration:
1. Silver 2 Shifters with bar end mounts. All the hardware is here. The
shifters have been installed on a build that didn't materialize. They are
like new. The mounts show a bit of "shop wear" from leaning on the wall.
$95.00 shipped
Greetings,
A couple of Riv bits for your consideration:
1. Silver 2 Shifters with bar end mounts. All the hardware is here. The
shifters have been installed on a build that didn't materialize. They are
like new. The mounts show a bit of "shop wear" from leaning on the wall.
$95.00 shipped
It's really too bad that they stopped making those baskets. Wicker is
wonderful stuff; I recall verandah furniture in 1960s India hand-made from
cane wicker; tough stuff, tho' it did tend to flex when old and make neat
creaking sounds. But so much more honest than cheap-shite aluminum and
plastic w
I've read that the PX-10 as well as old Raleigh Internationals from about
the same period (late '60s and early '70s?) had plush yet nimble rides, I
guess a combination of long, narrow-gauge, not-thick-wall tubes and gentle
angles? I can't say that my contemporaneous Motobecane (1973, I was told
and
The bike has sold. Thanks all for looking.
On Monday, June 19, 2023 at 6:03:33 AM UTC-7 Mike K. wrote:
> What a beautiful bike. I’ve heard nothing but good things about the Saluki.
>
> - Mike in Des Plaines, IL
>
> On Monday, June 19, 2023 at 6:27:44 AM UTC-5 Matt Beecher wrote:
>
>> I'm sorry fo
I'm hoping to get a matching front handlebar bag for the Duluth Pack made
Banana Bag I have on my Ram. Anyone have a Hobo Handlebar Bag they'd be
willing to sell?
PM off-list
Mike in Minneapolis
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Does this work?
https://handsomecycles.com/products/700c-silver-rear-wheel-sturmey-archer-s-rf3-3-speed-internal-handbuilt
Eric
On Wednesday, June 21, 2023, Arthur Mayfield wrote:
>
> I’ve seen the charts/catalogs listing 116-120mm OLD Sturmey Archer IGHs,
> but haven’t found one IRL. Soma Fab
Stand has been claimed pending pick-up.
Thanks
Peter Bridge
On Tuesday, June 20, 2023 at 6:32:13 PM UTC-7 Peter Bridge wrote:
> I am cleaning the garage and find myself long one workstand. Free for
> pick-up, a basic, old, Park PCS-1. Folding legs, spring-operated clamp
> with two setting
I’ve seen the charts/catalogs listing 116-120mm OLD Sturmey Archer IGHs,
but haven’t found one IRL. Soma Fab Shop listed hubs and complete IGH
(IGGY) wheels, but they’ve been OOS forever, and by email earlier this
year, they told me that was likely to remain the case for the future.
Meanwhile,
I managed to get ahold of Velocity and they shipped out a new rim + hub to
my LBS for the build, but still no luck on the stem. Rich at Riv suggested
using ammonia to free it, but I don't want to chance it in my tiny
apartment what with the fumes and all. Looking into a few other shops that
cou
To answer Patrick's other questions about the baskets on Betsy's Glorious,
they came from Velo-Orange and were made by an Amish family in Minnesota. I
had totally forgotten that but when I searched for "Amish bicycle basket",
the post from their blog came up. Astonishing! Sadly, they didn't con
Nevada, South Dakota, and Rhode Island seem to be the only states devoid of
Riv Riders (I'm sure they're out there!), and East of the Mississippi seems
far more represented than the vast, open spaces out West.
I'm enjoying how this map has come together.
Cheers, John
On Tuesday, June 13, 2023
I have only owned the bike for eight years. It had a defective stem
(handlebars were tilted) and a defective front derailleur and had evidently
been put in the back of a shop and forgotten about. Someone in North
Carolina found it and sold it to me. I disassembled the bike and and
sprayed the i
To answer Patrick's question: I love the aesthetic and ride of Rivendells.
I was an old BOB member and I still own a 93 X0-1. I have a 1997
All-Rounder, a 2001 Curt-Goodrich built Road and a 2016 Mark Nobilette
mixte. And it was an absolute pleasure dealing with Rivendell and Grant who
has an e
There's also a MX-1000 that has up to 92mm reach ... wow.
https://www.porkchopbmx.com/dia-compe-mx1000-old-school-bmx-bicycle-b-46155807.html
https://www.porkchopbmx.com/vintage-bmx/brakes/brake-calipers-and-sets/
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