I love the fact that this is fixed. Looks perfect and I bet it rides as
nice as you describe.
Is this the first fixed Atlantis?
Best,
Aaron in NM
On Tuesday, July 16, 2024 at 10:02:23 PM UTC-7 Kim H. wrote:
> Hi Jaden,
>
> You might want to persuade the seller to ship these to you since they
Frame is sold. Let me know if anyone needs parts.
Best,
Aaron
On Thursday, July 4, 2024 at 1:01:06 PM UTC-6 A. D. M. wrote:
> 56cm Rivendell Wilbury
>
>
> Hello,
>
>
> I bought this 56cm Rivendell Wilbury a few years back as a demo bike. I
> quickly decided it was sa
56cm Rivendell Wilbury
Hello,
I bought this 56cm Rivendell Wilbury a few years back as a demo bike. I
quickly decided it was sadly too small for me and would like to pass it on.
It has fewer than 100 miles on it and shows as such. These were made in
Japan.
Everything is like new with a
Full circle, watching Russ' channel was how I was introduced to the
Rivendell.
On Friday, September 15, 2023 at 5:30:51 AM UTC-7 weste...@gmail.com wrote:
> Russ Roca has a new video up about his Sam Hillborne -- explaining why it
> is the one bike he cannot see ever selling.
>
> IMHO he does
eady heavy tubes. It was only for
> the weight that I switched to "ghetto" tubeless with lots of tape (700C X
> 3" WTB Rangers on too-narrow 24 mm OW Alex OEM rims) and after you build up
> a bit of semi-dry sealant caulk around the beads it works very well.
>
>
>
>
&g
Hello Riv folks,
I recently purchased a Wilbury (build in progress, pics to come), but
unfortunately I need tubeless wheels out here in the desert. Sad because
this wheelset is really nice and you know it’ll last forever as Rich built
it. I digress.
These came off a demo bike so wheels have ve
Interesting, Joe. Looks like most All-rounders did not use the “custom”
head tube lugs, but at least a few did.
Wasn’t the Frank Jones Sr advertised as the only production bike to use
those? How often did this happen? How would one tell an all-rounder apart
from a custom?
Best,
Aaron in El
I'm heading up Saturday and staying the night so I can throw a few
back for Sacramento Beer Week. Spot me in the bar with my Rosco Bubbe
pin and first pint is on me.
On Mar 1, 8:19 pm, Joe Bunik wrote:
> I'll be there Sunday a.m. and onward. Legolas. Will scrounge up a pin.
> Joe Bunik
> Walnut
I really thought I was the only Riv riding Biggie fan. I don't have
anything close to a 67 for you but if I did you would be more than
welcome to it.
BTW - spent a year and a half consulting in Detroit. The 72 floor
Marriott GM center was my home away from home. Even was lucky enough
to be in tow
All sold. Thanks
On Oct 28, 4:11 pm, A D wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I finally settled in on the medium Acorn saddle bag for the SimpleOne.
> So up for sale are a couple of Nitto racks and a Large Trunksack.
>
> Grid Grey Trunksack - Used for 6 months of commuting in N. Cal. It
>
Hello,
I finally settled in on the medium Acorn saddle bag for the SimpleOne.
So up for sale are a couple of Nitto racks and a Large Trunksack.
Grid Grey Trunksack - Used for 6 months of commuting in N. Cal. It
has some tire rub on the bottom of the bag when I rode off without
fully securing my
I was afraid that the 13 tooth range on the 40/32 & 16/19 would not
work on the SO dropout. I have one of the prototypes so I can't speak
for the production frames.
I run a Sugino double 48/44 the Dos 16/19 on the free side and a Surly
Dingle on the fixed. It works great for my commute and occasi
parking lot. In general, yeah, what Jim says--stay calm, get
> comfortable pushing the cranks over at lower RPMs. Don't be afraid to
> stop and catch your breath for a few seconds, or use your "24 inch
> gear" (get it?).
>
> On May 9, 10:11 am, CycloFiend wrote:
&
; > > chainring). And the fixed setup is much more "draggy" than the 40x16
> > > > freewheel combination on the other side when using the 16-19 White
> > > > Industries DOS freewheel. Of course, that's because the DOS freewheel
> > > > places t
On my Simpleone I have a dos 16/19 on the freewheel side and a 17/19
surly dingle cog on the fixed side. In front I have 44/48 rings on
the front. I use the 48/16 when I commute and ride down to Rivendell
and change gears to 44/19 when I go back home which is mostly
uphill. I usually flip to th
Thanks.
As far as a comparison - I'm probably not the best one to give a very
detailed opinion. I like both bikes and really just wished I had more
time to ride.
I've ridden the SO the most and have it dialed in for comfort. I
really can't explain it but the bike just feels right.
The Ebisu h
Snapped a couple of pics on a trip to RBW today. The 40 mile round
trip is a great weekend ride on the SimpleOne. The next time out I'll
try the ride fixed.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/livepake/5358492435/in/set-72157625707458063/
The only problem that I have with the SO is so much fun that my
We like to grab Maple Glazed Bacon Donuts from Dynamo's whenever we're
in town. Welcome and enjoy your trip to the Bay Area.
On Dec 7, 10:37 am, Lesli wrote:
> Hey. I'll be in town for a holiday pop up show in the mission
> district. Come by if you're in the area:
>
> http://www.archivalclothi
Great build.
Your Rodeo is simply gorgeous too. It must be fun deciding which bike
to take out for the day.
On Nov 7, 5:53 am, nawr...@comcast.net wrote:
> Hi Bunch,
>
> Jumped on the 60cm Simpleone a couple weeks ago. Had to sell my Quickbeam a
> couple years ago and really miss it. This
PW - Thanks for the nice words and your bike looks great too.
This is my primary bike that I use to commute with and run errands
around town. I've always like Cyclofiend's selection of bikes and was
very close to pulling the trigger on an AHH earlier this year.
Instead I went with an Ebisu A/R th
Simpl-eight if I can make them all work in
the dropout.
On Nov 4, 5:13 am, A D wrote:
> Thanks. I was the lucky one that was able to grab it when it came up
> on the frame specials page. It's been over a year now that I've been
> on the lookout for a 58cm Quickbeam or for th
Thanks. I was the lucky one that was able to grab it when it came up
on the frame specials page. It's been over a year now that I've been
on the lookout for a 58cm Quickbeam or for the SimpleOne to come out.
So I jumped at buying the frame instantly.
Thanks to everyone on the list for all the a
Sold.
On Oct 21, 8:43 pm, A D wrote:
> Got this for my Birthday from my kids and sad to see it go. I sold
> the bike that this was mounted on when the SimpleOne Prototype came
> up.
>
> Mounted once and never used. It's been sitting in the closet waiting
> for
Got this for my Birthday from my kids and sad to see it go. I sold
the bike that this was mounted on when the SimpleOne Prototype came
up.
Mounted once and never used. It's been sitting in the closet waiting
for a good home. The kids understand that I have to let it go.
$85 Shipped CONUS.
Tha
I picked up the 58 this morning and they have the Quickbeam dropouts.
Now I have to decide which components to use for the build.
On Sep 25, 10:57 am, cm wrote:
> Anyone out there buy one of the Simples? They seem to be selling--
> only the 62 left! I hope this means that demand is high and th
ill have the go ahead to pick up a Quickbeam if I ever come across
one.
On Sep 23, 4:00 am, Ken Yokanovich
wrote:
> Hmm, curious minds want to know. Your wife went from trying to get you
> a bike frame to a weekend travel bag? What did you do wrong? :)
>
> On Sep 22, 9:41 pm, A D wrot
Just found out that my wife tried to pick it up for me for my birthday
last week. I got a weekend travel bag instead.
She knows my quest for a 58cm Quickbeam well.
On Sep 22, 7:29 pm, andrew hill wrote:
> it's a hair too small for me, or i'd be all over it. literally.
>
> On Sep 22, 2010,
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