Doug - C Line's are going to be an after Christmas present to myself I'm
pretty sure, first I'm going to swap out the cockpit of my Atlantis from
M-bar's to Albatross but the tires are next. I'm glad you got a chance to
see the Rambler's in person!
Mike - I'll very much look forward to your no
Functionally I don't know, but hand made in Portland, OR vs. assembly
line made in Taiwan, along with supporting an upstanding guy I like to
ride bikes with are two huge plusses for me.
On 12/17/13, Peter Morgano wrote:
> Its a beautiful bike but aside from the special mounts for the pauls is it
Its a beautiful bike but aside from the special mounts for the pauls is it
really functionally different from the polyvalent MKII?
http://store.velo-orange.com/index.php/frames/polyvalent-mkii.html
On Wed, Dec 18, 2013 at 12:57 AM, velomann wrote:
> I'm the proud owner of a sunflower yellow 65
I'm the proud owner of a sunflower yellow 650b Rambler and I am absolutely
thrilled with it. I only got it built up in October and have yet to get it out
on a real "ramble", but my country-ish commute has me putting about 125 very
enjoyable miles/ week on this bike, and my affection for it just
If this is to OT someone feel free to dump it... I finally got around to
writing up my visit and ride the Ocean Air Cycle's Rambler. Really sweet
bike with alot of soul in common with Rivendell bikes in my opinion. It
was definitely a bike I was interested in, and any company with a motto of
