I actually discussed this Friday. I think I am going to set it up, but I
expect that I will get used to and leave on one bar for most of the time.
Thanks to all for the comments and suggestions. I may have to re-think the
tires. I had 28's on the Ram and was hesitant to take too large a jump
After the untimely demise of my Rambouillet, I have decided that the
way to go is with a SH.
I am fortunate that my LBS has both a 60 cm orange frame and a builder
who actually worked for RBW. I am having a great time contemplating
that build and Shawn has offered to let me essentially test ride
I'll bite. What is a 2480? (And, yes, I tried google first)
On Jul 31, 1:47 pm, EastBayGuy wrote:
> I am in for an S240 in September. Doing an 2480 in 2 weeks up to Mt D.
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> Dustin G
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> WC Ca
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bike is
an even trade for the old.
My fear is getting a new frame and discovering that it does not
replicate the Ram for my riding habits and style.
And he is alive. I told him that means that he never again has to
wonder if I love him.
On Jul 26, 4:49 am, Michael Hechmer wrote:
> Brother B
Thanks for the referral, but he apparently parted the bike out when he
couldn't get his price for the full build.
On Jul 26, 1:40 am, Joe Bernard wrote:
> There's an orange 62 that's been haunting Craigslist and EBay for quite a
> while. Search "Rivendell jaxed".
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I have, until a week ago, been the proud and happy owner of a 62 cm,
blue Rambouillet, which I bought about 10 years ago and tweaked
slowly, most recently adding a Nitto rear rack for two Swiss Army ammo
panniers.
And, then, the 17-year-old brain of my son decided that if you take
the bike off the
