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"I'd trust that any price you'd quote would be fair, and I'd pay right
away."
In that case... ONE BILLION DOLLARS! Muahaha!
Bill "dr evil" Lindsay
EC, CA
On Wednesday, July 3, 2024 at 12:35:17 PM UTC-7 Roberta wrote:
> I'd trust that any price you'd quote would be fair, and I'd pay right away
Hey Everyone -
Selling some very lightly used bags from years back. I am funding a larger
purchase and selling off some items that I'm not using (nor have I really
used much at all!) Prices are all net to me - shipping is extra, or pickup
in the LA area is welcome.
Sackville bikeaback - a p
CMR,
Thanks for the positive feedback!
As for the freehub spacer kit-- I'm personally going to stay away from
"functional" parts that can potentially cause a hazard for riding, so I
don't see a future in fabricating anything that has to do with brakes or
the drivetrain. I wouldn't want to face
I'd trust that any price you'd quote would be fair, and I'd pay right away.
Let me speak with Keystone Bike about these options and I'll contact you
off line (PM). Thanks, everyone
BTW, I came to Riv because my last bike had too long a reach and was
hurting my neck. I had no idea that I c
Love this idea - thanks for trying this out! How about a freehub spacer kit
for single speed conversions?
On Wednesday, July 3, 2024 at 12:11:32 PM UTC-7 NYCbikeguy wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I've started a tiny venture on my own to make small bike parts that give
> bikes character.
> First up, poli
" I'll send you my cog count and address tonight. The check will be in the
mail! :)"
I didn't even state a price beyond "cheap" for this single left-side
shifter. If you want just a single shifter to play with, cool. $25
shipped for one left side Micro shift thumb shifter.
I did the test-f
Jim
Just Google "TPU inner tubes" and you'll see lots of them. They are "the
new thing" on the market in the way of very light weight and very compact
tubes. They span a bewildering price range. People claim they can get
them on Ali Express for under $1, and they go all the way up to >$30 ea
Well, I cannot say no to an offer like that, especially if I know either
shifter would fit onto that base! Thanks Bill!
I don't care which shifters I use, as long as they are friction and shift
well. I did forget to count my cogs. I'll send you my cog count and
address tonight. The check w
Do the Microshift shifters have that soft detent feel in friction mode?
RIvendell used to spec something like this on the Clem. It wasn't a very
good shifter, at least in friction mode.
Eric
On Tue, Jul 2, 2024 at 10:43 PM Michael Baquerizo
wrote:
> others mileage may vary, but i recently start
"I have an albatross handlebar. "
Excellent. That makes it very simple. Regarding that lustily endorsed
Microshift product: I have one that you can have for cheap. Old friend
Doug handed me a box of parts to sell, because he can't be bothered with
selling stuff. I told him what everything
My Roadini was sold and headed to Colorado then vanished, apparently. I
used Bike Flights and they have opened an "investigation" to find it. I
wanted to let the group know so that I can report on the service from Bike
Flights. So far, I am impressed. I refunded the buyer in full in the
meantim
There is a budget option from the UK
-
https://www.sjscycles.co.uk/gear-spares/jtek-special-thumb-shifter-brackets-for-222-mm-bars-black/?geoc=IN
You will need barrel adjusters - not too hard to find. There is a shipping
cost but SJS has a lot of good stuff you can add to your order from the
m
Roberta,
I have Microshift units on my Clem and Rivendell Silver shifters/levers on
the Platypus. I like them both, but Microshift shifts better. Good luck
with your decision! There's lots of good advice in this thread.
RivSisters,
Joyce
On Wednesday, July 3, 2024 at 7:07:35 AM UTC-7 Ted Du
Ted,
Sorry to be the person to ask this, but what is TPU, and were are you so
unhappy with it?
The latex tubes sound nice, when I first changed for Jan's tire
recommendations/designs back in 2008ish, it was transformational, so if
this is further that much transformational, I might have to try it
My experience with latex tubes mirror Ted's.
I have been riding them on the Rene Herse extra endurance barlow pass and bond
Jovie pass
From: rbw-owners-bunch@googlegroups.com On
Behalf Of Ted Durant
Sent: Wednesday, July 3, 2024 9:25 AM
To: RBW Owners Bunch
Subject: [RBW] Latex
New thread jumping off my not-so-happy experience with TPU. For fun and
science I ordered a few Vittoria latex tubes in the 622 x 30-38 size, which
I put in the 622-32 Rene Herse extra light tires on my Rivendell Road. The
tires are new this year, with 500 miles on them when I installed the tube
On Tuesday, July 2, 2024 at 6:04:46 PM UTC-5 Roberta wrote:
I have Shimano bar end shifters (friction) on my A Homer Hilsen that work
fantastically, but I've never liked placement as bar ends, because of me
knocking them out of gear with my knee, hand, ooops bike just leaned on a
wall .
If yo
Sent a DM. I'm willing to sell my Khaki #9 Banana Sack (not interested in a
trade)
On Tuesday, July 2, 2024 at 3:46:07 PM UTC-5 Hoch in ut wrote:
> [image: IMG_4736.jpeg][image: IMG_4735.jpeg][image: IMG_4734.jpeg][image:
> IMG_4733.jpeg]This is NOT a for sale post. I do NOT want to sell this
Anthony, that is great that you are going to Riv HQ in Auguatbest way
to pick a bike and I don't think you'll be disappointed
As far as paying for it...Riv has a 6-month payment plan agreement with
PayPal if that helps...check with folks at Riv to ensure this option is
still
applicable. ht
They work very well. They’re not quite as beautiful as a silver shifter or
dura ace, but they shift incredibly well. I have a pair on a vintage
Stumpjumper that I ride on fairly extreme off road rides and they have been
smooth, yet bulletproof.
On Wed, Jul 3, 2024 at 4:27 AM Roberta wrote:
> Wow
If you happen to be driving to Chicago through Ontario (Canada) you’re welcome to try out my Roadini (size 57).JasonOn Jul 2, 2024, at 9:41 PM, 'Bikie#4646' via RBW Owners Bunch wrote:Jacob,I my size and weight correspond to yours. For ten years, I have owned both a Homer and a Sam. The Sam is se
Wow, seems like Microshift are very well liked. I’ll ask my bike shop about
them and other options. I’m not against changing the shifter as long as
they works well .
I have an albatross handlebar.
Roberta
On Wednesday, July 3, 2024 at 12:42:23 AM UTC-4 Bill Lindsay wrote:
> Roberta
>
> Wit
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