[RBW] FS: Sam frameset, Rich-built wheels, paul racer brakes, etc

Hello all, Frameset, wheelset, and parts for sale here. I am located in Downeast Maine. Can ship, but also I will be driving from Maine to Chicago next a week. Going through NH, VT, NY, PA, OH, MI. If you want it and are on that route, I can deliver. All prices net to me, buyer pays shipping

[RBW] FS: Sam Hillborne 56cm 2TT.

Hello all, I purchased this frame, fork, wheelset, and brakes from the group earlier this summer. I have slowly built it up since then with a mix of new and slightly used parts. It has a beautiful custom pearly orange paint job in lovely shape. Recently a very, very, very good deal on a Sam (

Re: [RBW] Fall Photos 2024

Oct 3, 2024, at 4:02 PM, Jacob Yosowitz wrote: > > Huckleberry covered ground becomes a brilliant red!!! > > > Interesting - we saw blueberry fields in Nova Scotia doing the same thing. > > td > > -- > You received this message because you are subscribed to the Goog

Re: [RBW] Moving sale - everything must go!

Hey Frank! I’m interested in those grand Rando bars! *Jacob* On Wed, Aug 28, 2024 at 8:11 PM Frank Burkybile wrote: > Hi all! I am beginning to pack out for an international move and sadly > clearing out some bike stuff. I have pictures of almost everything here >

Re: [RBW] Re: ISO: 22.2 clamp-on brake cable hanger

Thanks for all the responses. Rich I would’ve taken you up on it, but I was at the LBS today and bought a 25.4 clamp-on hanger and shims to make it work with the 22.2 stem. *Jacob* On Wed, Aug 14, 2024 at 4:43 PM RichS wrote: > Jacob, if the Paul Funky Monkey is the one you want I have an extr

[RBW] ISO: 22.2 clamp-on brake cable hanger

Hello! I am trying to find a cable hanger that will clamp on to a 22.2 nitto quill stem. I recently purchased a sam through the group (photos will come when the build is complete!) but it seems the steer tube may have been cut down at some point and won't fit a usual cable hanger in the headset.

[RBW] EDIT: WTB: 55-58 Sam Hillborne (i think? my first riv!) but open to other Rivs

ket-type" connection used on most Riv models now at > the seat cluster is easier (cheaper?) to manufacture and probably takes > less skill / time / labor to braze. (I would like to know if one of you RBW > frame builders can answer, I would be obliged.) > > Paul Germain >

Re: [RBW] Re: WTB: 54-56 Sam Hillborne (i think? my first riv!) but open to other Rivs

I appreciate the responses and resources shared! What year did the geometry change for longer chainstays occur on the sam? On Wednesday, July 3, 2024 at 5:28:51 AM UTC-4 Jay wrote: > If you happen to be driving to Chicago through Ontario (Canada) you’re > welcome to try out my Roadini (size 57)

[RBW] WTB: 54-56 Sam Hillborne (i think? my first riv!) but open to other Rivs

I have admired Rivendell bikes since I first saw a homer parked outside of my local food co op a few years back, set up with nitto albastache bars and I thought what is THAT?! I was enthralled by the lugs, the thin steel road like frame rocking fat tires, and the bars. love at first sight! My c