That is a fine bicycle, Ben. Yes it does have a higher bottom bracket than
other Rivs, plus can run bigger tires. It should be awesome in that area
you ride, enjoy!
On Tuesday, August 13, 2024 at 4:45:41 PM UTC-7 Ben R wrote:
> well i bought a suzie 53 with the intention of having my wife ride
Apologies if I missed it, but what is your asking price for the Saluki?
Half-retail - $1100?
Bill Lindsay
El Cerrito, CA
On Tuesday, August 13, 2024 at 7:19:03 PM UTC-7 karl...@gmail.com wrote:
>
> On my share of my 2 Rivs.. I will likely swap the mustache and drop bars
> to have a Saluki w
It is so delightful to read how this accidental bike turned out to be the
perfect bike for you. Love the color, love the story, and your wife will
still get another chance at NBD! Where will you do? What will you do? There
is no telling!
L
On Tuesday, August 13, 2024 at 7:45:41 PM UTC-4 ben.r..
On my share of my 2 Rivs.. I will likely swap the mustache and drop bars to
have a Saluki with drop bars and the Atlantis with the mustache bars this
fall. The Atlantis definitely has the feel of a XO-1 that I sold years back
when times were tough, and putting on Schwalbe slicks vs the Marathons
wo
Atlantis link 58 cm with Paul and Phil components, Shimano rear derailleur
is a reverse pull set up... I like it, but not everyone does.
https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/5e9n6chc5yxsce2hgjy8c/AKerx1Og7sI1_a-TXGq8cag?rlkey=358v9u0txccik06kywveigiwn&st=rr4wk1wj&dl=0
I am the original owner, purchased
Patrick, et al,
I had to reach back to a 2009 photo essay I did (for myself) on the
Philadelphia Bike Culture. This one has remained in my mind as being
embelmatic of big city life:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/bikecrazy-paul/3948592796/in/album-72157622441044208
Paul Germain
Midlothian, Va.
On
Will do, thanks for your interest
On Tue, Aug 13, 2024, 5:33 PM vernon brooks
wrote:
> Hey Karl would you mind sharing some images of the bikes you’re offering?
>
> I’ve always wanted a canti Saluki and also own a 58cm toyo Atlantis.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Plumber Vern
>
> On Tue, Aug 13, 2024 at 6:32
Hey Karl would you mind sharing some images of the bikes you’re offering?
I’ve always wanted a canti Saluki and also own a 58cm toyo Atlantis.
Thanks,
Plumber Vern
On Tue, Aug 13, 2024 at 6:32 PM J wrote:
> Ethan,
> By saying you prefer the older model Atlantis with shorter stays, but
> using
Performance has the Tektro hanger for $13
On Tue, Aug 13, 2024 at 4:32 PM Jacob Yosowitz wrote:
> Hello! I am trying to find a cable hanger that will clamp on to a 22.2
> nitto quill stem. I recently purchased a sam through the group (photos will
> come when the build is complete!) but it seems
Ethan,
By saying you prefer the older model Atlantis with shorter stays, but using
the newer model for sizing, you are talking two different bikes in terms of
fit. I'm 6'1" and have a 90cm PBH the last time I used that method of
fitting. In the old Toyo model sizing I fit a 64cm just fine, in t
Sorry, forgot that I adjusted the recipe for 5K+ feet.
On Tue, Aug 13, 2024 at 5:25 PM Patrick Moore wrote:
> To further inflate and extend this thread, here is a french bread recipe
> from Julia Child. Very simple, but I can never get the crisp crust and soft
> but "pull-able" inside, tho' even
To further inflate and extend this thread, here is a french bread recipe
from Julia Child. Very simple, but I can never get the crisp crust and soft
but "pull-able" inside, tho' even my results taste good and cut well. But I
don't make it much because of course it requires beaucoup de kneading.
Bu
Paul makes a Funky Monkey hanger in 22.2, but he doesn’t give them away,
not an inexpensive solution.
Laing
On Tue, Aug 13, 2024 at 6:32 PM Jacob Yosowitz wrote:
> Hello! I am trying to find a cable hanger that will clamp on to a 22.2
> nitto quill stem. I recently purchased a sam through the g
Hi Michael,
I tend to agree with Nick and Peter.
I previously bought brand new polished Son hub and Cliffhanger rim which
after 1 year of use have tarnished which regular cleaning would not make
any difference.
So all my succeeding purchases where silver anodized which held up better
even after
Patrick/all, I am loving how many lovely, bready responses there are. And
such a lovely OP. Bon Appetit, everyone.
On Tuesday, August 13, 2024 at 4:26:08 PM UTC-4 Peter Adler wrote:
> As a decades-long purchaser of baguettes, with access to four
> baguette-generating bakeries within ten minute
Hello! I am trying to find a cable hanger that will clamp on to a 22.2
nitto quill stem. I recently purchased a sam through the group (photos will
come when the build is complete!) but it seems the steer tube may have been
cut down at some point and won't fit a usual cable hanger in the headset.
In fact, anodized will look a whole lot better a few years down the road if
you ride year 'round on roads that get salted in the winter. I tend to ride
my fat tire bike in winter which has a B&M IQ-X headlight. The Riv has an
Edelux II polished, and rarely if ever gets road salt on it.
On Tue, Aug
As a decades-long purchaser of baguettes, with access to four
baguette-generating bakeries within ten minutes of my front door (Berkeley
is a city of bakers), I proclaim that the rational way to carry a baguette
in an Ortlieb rolltop pannier isn’t to stick it in the bag. It’s to roll it
up in
Updates in italics below.
On Tuesday, August 13, 2024 at 5:45:23 AM UTC-7 Leaf Slayer wrote:
Morning, I’ve procrastinated on posting this stuff. All items are for sale
in Portland, OR, pick-up only. I’m a week away from a big move across town
and working FT. I have no ability ship.
I will al
P.S. I live in Reno and can deliver
On Tue, Aug 13, 2024, 10:42 AM Karl Gee wrote:
> I have both a Suluki and Atlantis in burnt Orange 58 cm. Both are a tad
> big for me as I get older. Atlantis is 26" wheels with Paul hubs and brakes
> laced up at Walnut Creek and set up for touring with drop b
I have both a Suluki and Atlantis in burnt Orange 58 cm. Both are a tad big
for me as I get older. Atlantis is 26" wheels with Paul hubs and brakes
laced up at Walnut Creek and set up for touring with drop bars and a second
set of levers. Saluting set up with mustache bars 650b wheels
On Tue, Aug
Howdy,
I’m on the lookout for a *~59cm Atlantis *(preferably older model w/
shorter chainstays, but open to the newer/longer frame)! I love everything
about the bike, and looks like it can do-it all (at least all that I want
to do).
I tried a 62cm the other day—it was a wonderful ride a
Same! When did they stop making them with double top tubes? Do you know if
future Atlantis frames will have a double top tube? They look quite nice and
sturdy, especially on the larger bikes.
> On Aug 12, 2024, at 11:12 AM, Josh C wrote:
>
> I personally wish they’d bring back the double top t
The OP just asked which I prefer. I prefer non-polished silver over
polished on my Rivendell builds. I have some polished parts, like Rene
Herse cranks, on other builds that I consider more dainty and fashionable.
My Riv builds are not so hoity-toity.
Bill Lindsay
El Cerrito, CA
On Monday
Good suggestion with the gold, I bet that would look nice! Riv recommended
I go with silver rather than polished for aesthetics, which is why i'm
reconsidering. I originally thought the dark green frame paired with dark
brown brooks saddle & polished components (fenders, brakes, brake levers &
Rivendell Atlantis - $2,400 (Denver)
https://denver.craigslist.org/bik/d/denver-rivendell-atlantis/7773388159.html
Not mine and no relation
On Tuesday, August 6, 2024 at 7:02:27 AM UTC-6 Josh C wrote:
> 53cm Susie that looks nicely appointed.
>
> https://sfbay.craigslist.org/pen/bik/d/belmont
Personally I like the polished components from Paul and WI and the satiny
finish on Nitto and I opted for the silver(polished) Paul racers and WI
hubs on my 2016 mixte(metallic burgundy). My personal opinion is that
silver doesn't detract from the elegance of a Riv frame which is the star
of th
Morning, I’ve procrastinated on posting this stuff. All items are for sale
in Portland, OR, pick-up only. I’m a week away from a big move across town
and working FT. I have no ability ship.
I will also add that I used to be quite active on this list +10 years ago
and feel kind of bad just jump
I just bought two ciabatta loaves today to make some smashed sandwiches for
watching the movie "Chef" tomorrow with some friends who've not seen it.
They're half as long, wider, crusty on the outside, tender on the inside.
Perfect for bicycle transport without the projection risk of breakage or
Does that tempt you to swap out your Platypus frame, Armand?
I ride my Appaloosa on all manner of ill-advised trails ("your bike has a
basket and you're riding it here?!") so better trail riding sounds
fantastic.
I'll carry on with my underbiking though, as I always have. The updates
sound grea
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