Hope this doesn't strike folks as too curmudgeonly.
These specific model groups are fine but I hope everyone is putting
their photos on the main Rivendell Flickr group.
Using tags in the main group will allow us to find the images of make
specific Rivendells in the main group.
Hope this doesn
Motos, but no room for fenders between the chainstays.
> The
> is room at the fork, and seatstays, soa specially sculpted fender could be
> fit.
>
> Bruce
>
>
> From: JL
> To: RBW Owners Bunch
> Sent: Sun, February 27, 2011 2:
: [RBW] Re: Every bike has a story.
Bruce,
These bikes are nearly twins. Are there any width problems with the
Pari-Motos at the chainstays? You ever run 650b with fenders on your
bike?
Jason
On Feb 27, 1:56 am, Bruce wrote:
> Jason:
>
> Like you, my '95 Road Std came as a frame and
Jason,
After looking at the photos of your 54cm Road Standard, I'd agree -
you don't have sufficient clearance to fit fenders with a 28C tire.
I'm certain that my Road Standard (65cm size) has more clearance, but
without taking the fenders off the bike I'm not sure of the clearance
measurement. J
54cm road standard clearance photos http://tinyurl.com/4kewynm
On Feb 27, 12:22 pm, JL wrote:
> Jim
>
> It amazes me that you could fit a fender with 28mm tires. I stand
> corrected, It is possible, just not with my frame. Even on your bike
> the clearance for the fender is quite tight it rea
Bruce,
These bikes are nearly twins. Are there any width problems with the
Pari-Motos at the chainstays? You ever run 650b with fenders on your
bike?
Jason
On Feb 27, 1:56 am, Bruce wrote:
> Jason:
>
> Like you, my '95 Road Std came as a frame and two forks set a couple of years
> ago. I saw
Jim
It amazes me that you could fit a fender with 28mm tires. I stand
corrected, It is possible, just not with my frame. Even on your bike
the clearance for the fender is quite tight it really deforms the
fender line. I wonder how much space you have there. I uploaded some
photos to show the c
Jason,
It's certainly possible to fit fenders to a Rivendell Road Standard
from this era (1995-1997) with 700x28c tires. Here's a photo of my
bike (a 1996 model of the Road Standard) with Honjos and Pasela
700x28c tires: http://www.flickr.com/photos/37964304@N05/5432058115/
I've never experience
Two great reasons to add another Rivendell-related Flickr group:
http://www.flickr.com/groups/roadstandard/
On Feb 27, 3:56 am, Bruce wrote:
> Jason:
>
> Like you, my '95 Road Std came as a frame and two forks set a couple of years
> ago. I saw how a prior owner had built it up, and wanted some
Great Story!
On Feb 26, 9:33 pm, J L wrote:
> I think every bike has a story and a Rivendell has a special quality that
> not many other bicycles have: they take on the character of their owners.
> Really, it is like the bicycles develop a life of their own after a while.
> Here is a brief story,
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