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On Mon, Jul 18, 2011 at 5:09 PM, jinxed wrote:
> Well, originally I was going to paint my Bleriot when I was inquiring.
> Although that bike was eventually sold for a Hilsen, my interest still
> applies.
>
> If I close my eyes and picture the perfect Rivendell bikes/colors...1.
> K
i would rather talk about helmets than dual top tubes.
let it rest.
thanks,
erik
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Well, originally I was going to paint my Bleriot when I was inquiring.
Although that bike was eventually sold for a Hilsen, my interest still
applies.
If I close my eyes and picture the perfect Rivendell bikes/colors...1.
Kostman's All Rounder ala orange/dark h.t. 2. David's (cyclotourist) Cust
That's a great look. You asked for a dark headtube on a Hilsen? Or on a
custom?
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I completely agree on the color! I didn't know any Rivendells were actually
done in the orange with a navy blue head tube. I always thought Kostmans was
black, but I did find a picture of one with a dark green headtube. I
photochopped it navy, which I fell in love with. I sent it off and
questi
That color combo is one of my favorites. I think Chris Kostman has a
all-rounder in similar colors. That bike is my size too...but I'd have to
sell something to get it as my new home is tight with 5 bikes in a 1 car
garage allowing space for my wife's car. So it's good news that it's not for
s
Grant has as much as admitted he doesn't really *know* if the triangulation
a second tube returns to larger bikes "matters." He understands it in
theory, and likes the way it looks.
Joe Bernard
Fairfield, CA.
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im kinda over the double top tube/ undertube, yay or nay. like jim showed,
they have pretty classic single tubed bikes available, as well as the double
tubers. seems like everyone should be happy.
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on 7/17/11 10:15 AM, Tim McNamara at tim...@bitstream.net wrote:
> Stiffness and triangulation etc. tend to be over-emphasized. The "double
> diamond" frame is only approximately triangulated at best (and then only in
> the smallest sizes) but the stiffness of the materials used more than make up
On Jul 17, 2011, at 11:08 AM, CycloFiend wrote:
> on 7/16/11 3:17 PM, Steve Palincsar at palin...@his.com wrote:
>>> http://gallery.me.com/rodendahl#100196
>
>> See, now /that/ is what a Rivendell is supposed to look like, not no
>> 2TT2 much.
>
> Don't want no undertube, don't buy no undertu
on 7/16/11 3:17 PM, Steve Palincsar at palin...@his.com wrote:
>> http://gallery.me.com/rodendahl#100196
> See, now /that/ is what a Rivendell is supposed to look like, not no
> 2TT2 much.
Don't want no undertube, don't buy no undertube - it seems odd to be talking
about this like these don't e
Quoted from the Serotta "Custom Bikes" forum:
> 1994 Rivendell
> __
> This is the original Rivendell bicycle. The first one offered for sale
> by Grant Peterson and Rivendell Bicycle Works. There was only one
> model, this one.
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