Sold! Thanks to all interested parties.
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If this setup is too fancy/expensive, I was thinking about removing the
rack/bag/dyno and selling it more in its original form for a much lower price.
Let me know if that would be of interest to anyone out there in Riv-land...
Thanks, Dan in DC
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On Monday, March 26, 2018 at 7:59:28 AM UTC-4, DMG wrote:
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> Hi all,
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> Needing to part ways with my first run, Toyo-made Romulus, with lots of
> practical upgrades and goodies. I
Slightly off topic, but Eric: what did you do to get retention with on your
Brompton? I switched to MKS folding pedals, which are a bit grippier but
they're still pretty lousy and I'm sick of having my foot slip off and
bashing myself in the heel (which happens way too frequently and definitely
Edco (which I was surprised to learn still exists) makes an 11-speed
cassette that's designed to go on a 10 speed hub, if you run into problems
with the removal option.
http://www.bikerumor.com/2015/02/02/edcos-wheel-saving-teneleven-monoblock-cassette-now-available-through-reynolds-cycling/
It
Not to piggyback, but... I have a 59 (canti) Romulus which is essentially a
58 Rambouillet, which I'm also potentially going to be selling, although
without couplers or a nice fresh paint job. Interested parties can feel
free to check in for more info while I dither endlessly about whether I
sh
Anne, I posted about this very issue on iBob
:
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!searchin/internet-bob/luxos$20repair/internet-bob/49zB6HHji0w/zvHrTCJILLEJ
. After much procrastination, I replaced the broken tab with a wire and
snap connector and everything worked out fine, despite being reall
So, is anyone else considering a ride up from the DC area? I am planning on
leaving around 7 for a lunchtime arrival
-Dan
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Emily, I've tried to reply privately but I can't tell if it worked or not.
If not, please email dmgdmg at gmail dot com...
-Dan
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Awesome - thanks James. I will be riding my Canti-Rom there (and
entertaining offers to buy it upon arrival).
On Tuesday, September 1, 2015 at 8:31:18 PM UTC-4, Gravel & Grind Espresso
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> Dan,
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> Take the canal up till the Monocacy Aquaduct then: Monocacy Bottom Road
> to Mt
Cool - have been looking for an excuse to check out the shop for a while.
Anyone else interested in riding up from DC? On a related matter, anyone
have a good route to Fredrick from DC?
-Dan, DC (duh)
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If you aren't scared to DIY, I would get an awl or drill and a couple of
zip ties and try to lace it up that-a-way. I had a B-17 which came to me
used, and was transformed into by fav saddle of all time by tying and
butchering it. You can always replace the zip ties with twine or leather or
som
Emailed on both this and the grab bag.
On Wednesday, August 12, 2015 at 1:28:28 AM UTC-4, Joel Stern wrote:
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> http://www.fahrradgigant.de/SKS-Longboard-28-45mm-beige::39495.html
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> These were purchased from Rivendell and never used, still in the box they
> shipped them to me in. I do not rem
Based on my experience and not knowing why the Romulus would be replaced, I
will say the Rodeo is the currently-made Riv that most matched the
experience of my Romulus based on a short test drive ... not overly stiff
for road use, sporty angles, horizontal (and only one) top tube.
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I have a similar situation with my Kogswell G, which also has the render and
track end issue. I just loosen the struts when taking the wheel out, which
isn't too annoying when you have hex-bolt actuated hubs like Pauls or Phils or
Profiles. The SKS idea is a good 'un though!
Sad that I missed
Weird, I have 32 Soma branded Panaracers on my Canti-Rom with Honjo fenders
and they fit fine (not spacious, but definitely sufficient). If you're
using the Velo-Orange struts, that could be more of an issue since the
bolts protrude pretty far into the interior. I'm using Berthoud struts,
which
Did it get a little passive-aggressive in here, or is it just me?
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Some really great deals to be had, definitely -- especially on complete
bikes and frames (a couple of great vintage bikes for >$300, including a
super nice 70's Windsor). I got some prototype pedals, a fork, one of the
nice filleted stems and a few odds and ends for under $90. They also had a
b
Agreed that the welds are a little, uh, utilitarian. However, a MUSA bike for a
grand has to have corners cut somewhere, and the specs and geometry look pretty
appealing!
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Check pedals, also, although the bolts are a much more likely culprit.
Dan, DC
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