My educated guess on the frame weight is to read the weight that Riv claims
on the page for the CHG: "A 57cm frame weights about 4.8lb. That's plenty
light."
My educated guess on the fork weight is a few grams lighter than what my
RoadUno fork weighs, because I weighed it at 993g. My guess is
On Thursday, November 21, 2024 at 3:30:43 PM UTC-6 Ted Durant wrote:
Hi gang -
Now that I've determined that Clem Smith pedals are what all of my bikes
wanted, I have a rather large collection of pedals that are otherwise going
to collect dust.
They're all gone. Thanks to those of you who bou
Appreciate all the positive feedback. It's spurred me to add a few other
ride reports to my web page. This is the only one on the Susie, but I've a
few on the Bombadil and Hillborne, as well as my Wombat which I enjoy
immensely too
https://www.jasonmytail.com/ride-reports/
On Saturday, 23 Nov
Bill - I'm curious whether you have insight into the real weight of the
Gallop frameset, and if not, what your educated guess might be. I am not a
weight weenie (anymore) at all, but still I would love to see (or host, if
need be!) a Rivendell frame weight library. Not because I think less is
This I a spindle for a 70mm bottom bracket. Italian frames used to use such
shell, I don’t know if they still do.
The details: Avocet model 3-70
It looks to measure 123mm+5 biased to the drive side.
These were nice chrome moly spindles with polished races.
One use example would be to swap your
Uff. Sent to early. Eric: I, too, missed out on the saddle, but happy to share custody of this collection. Reach out anytime you are headed towards Richmond and we can figure it out. Paul: Thanks for curating the collection and attempting to diplomatically relinquish it to the community! Dusti
Absolutely! Eric: I, too, missed out on the saddle. But I’m happy to On Nov 23, 2024, at 12:50 PM, 'Paul Germain' via RBW Owners Bunch wrote:
So sorry Eric. I should have run it by you, but the whole thing began sort of organically. It's going to a fellow who bought Ian's old Atlantis a
Updated list..
Ultradynamico Gray Rose Race 700C x 42 (pair, new, still in shipping box)
150.00
Tange 110mm BB (for use with a Riv Wide/Low) (new) SOLD
New Albion Clipper (XD2 clone) silver crankset 48/36/26, 170mm (new) 50.00
(x2)
Soma Hwy One bar 44cm 31.8 (like new, never mounted) 40.00
price drop, $35 for each pair
60 for the whole lot.
On Wednesday, November 20, 2024 at 5:00:42 PM UTC-8 jamin orrall wrote:
> Couple of sets of used tires for sale, see attached photos, prices don't
> include shipping from 95521.
>
> bruce gordon rock and road 650b x 43
> surprisingly supple
Liz,
that is a thing of beauty. Love that Ana purple. I hope by now you've got a
kickstand!
I too have a Toyo Atlantis. The Platy has a good design. That lug that ties
the seat tube and
the curvy top tube is super neat.
Pete in MPLS where it is getting colder...
On Thursday, November 21, 2024 at
I’ve never been guilty of building a ~20 lb road bike, LOL. That said, if
you’re not starting with light wheels and tires, then nothing else matters
because rotating mass is where you feel it. Although I won’t be jumping on
the TPU tube bandwagon - got one as an experiment and the valve just pla
Beautiful ride! For a second I thought you might be in Oregon based on the
forest views. But I see you’re in BC.
On Thursday, November 21, 2024 at 5:27:43 PM UTC-8 Jason Fuller wrote:
> I got out on my favourite local loop this past weekend on the Susie, a
> 50km gravel & light singletrack loop
Thanks Nick. The MTB FD run a 48.8mm chainline. My rear cassette is about
45mm chainline and the BB I already have puts me at 45mm chainline. So I
might either try the Superbe Pro… Or I may actually try an IRD Alpina
compact triple FD. Those have 45mm chainline and from what I’ve heard a
triple
Jason,
That is a beauty. I like the swooping to tube as it meets the seat tube. I
prefer this design over the gallop with the straight top tube. You improved
it too with the silver fenders. Glad to see the safety clips on the front
fender stays too. Sticks are a real problem when off road. Love
Thanks Patrick, yeah you and quite a few others have said you can run the
derailleurs pretty high above the rings and seem to work with these older
derailleurs. I’ll give it a try. The Superbe Pro is just too beautiful to
not try.
On Wednesday, November 20, 2024 at 11:45:33 AM UTC-8 Patrick Moo
I'm adding the full run of BQs and the brown Brooks Professional saddle to
my all-time Paul Germain heartbreaks. Hoping the list doesn't get any
longer!
On Friday, November 22, 2024 at 10:58:42 PM UTC-5 Bikie#4646 wrote:
> It seems I owe apologies all around. Nathan, please forgive my highjacki
Jason, wow, great write up and photos. That's one beautiful place to
explore! Thanks for sharing the route, hope I can ride my Susie up there
one day.
-Danny
On Fri, Nov 22, 2024 at 10:19 PM Menos Joven wrote:
> I thoroughly enjoyed your write up complete with photos to get a sense of
> your ri
For those of you wanting a nicer 26.8 option (Leah?)
26.8 X 300mm
https://www.rivbike.com/products/nitto-lugged-seat-post-27-2-x-250-11048?_pos=1&_psq=lugged+seat&_ss=e&_v=1.0
Also the new wheels with Silver hubs look nice...as does the new Silver
Road crank
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Thanks!!
I’ll reach out, even though it looks a bit pricey for my budget, but maybe
they’ll come down on price
Anyone know what Riv sold the frameset for when the Rosco Platypus was
released? Since that’s what most Roscos I find tend to be
Best,
Nathan
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