I'm also interested if anyone knows about Homer updates, especially if
there will be a 64 this run, and if it will have the rainbow double top tube
On Tuesday, 4 February 2025 at 21:28:26 UTC+1 taylork...@gmail.com wrote:
> Does anyone know if the specs/geometry of the 2025 Homers are identical
Just butting in here to say that I just had a back and forth with the lads
at Riv regarding sizing. I'm 195 cm with a 96 pbh and really struggled with
bikes for my whole riding life. I tried to ride on a 60 Hillborne now for a
while, but this did not work out at all, so I got in touch with Riv f
hose
>> down the inside of this frame with some boeshield and chase the bottom
>> bracket shells! [image: image0.jpeg]
>>
>> Mike
>>
>> On Oct 29, 2024, at 9:00 AM, Feliks Ulvåen Isaksen
>> wrote:
>>
>> Blue Lug seem to have gotten a hu
I ordered a frameset from Rivendell to be shipped to Norway just a few
months ago - and I don't recall precisely the cost of shipping, but Blue
Lug is basically half the price. Shipping is still relatively expensive,
given the size of the object - but compared to Rivs shipping costs to
Europe (
Blue Lug seem to have gotten a huge amount of frames in the recent drops.
For my fellow European Rivheads, for framesets, shipping is very likely
cheaper and faster if you purchase from Blue Lug rather than from Rivendell
directly.
On Monday 28 October 2024 at 22:19:52 UTC+1 kiziria...@gmail.c
I tried the medium big bag rack on my 60 cm Sam Hillborne. It cleared the
wheels, but not by a lot. I tried mounting them with fenders on and that
was a no go. I suspect it might be fine depending on the frame geo and
size, but if you have a 60cm Sam, I would avoid it.
On Tuesday 15 October 202
I live in Oslo, Norway and riding with fenders is an absolute must, if you
use your bike with any sort of regularity, such as commuting. I commute all
year round, which means a whole lot of rain, sludge, snow and ice - so
yeah, no getting around fenders.
I also happen to like the way a bike loo
