Hello Paul,
Is this frame still for sale? If so, would you consider shipping to Europe?
Delivery from the EU to US is about $90, if it's possible to send from the
US to the EU for a similar price, that would be good.
I'm looking for a bike that will serve for a longish commute, and for some
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These frames really do play better with more swept back bars… specifically any of the “_osco” bar models. I wouldn’t want anything more forward than the Toscos on my Gus… the frames are just too long for anything else, IMO.On Feb 7, 2023, at 9:10 PM, Joe Bernard wrote:You're all set. Your origina
You're all set. Your original post says 58.5, 68.5 sounds correct.
On Tuesday, February 7, 2023 at 3:24:51 PM UTC-8 Paul M wrote:
> So I did measure it and came up with 68.5cm and the Riv geometry chart
> shows the same for a 59cm Susie. The only 70cm ETT on the geometry chart is
> the 64cm Cl
My XL measures 68.5 also. In the latest batch Riv listed the larges (56) as
a 68.5 and I assumed they made a mistake on their chart.
Just a logical deduction from the ratio of other dimension changes. The
ETTs go 625-640-...-685? I think the just wrote down the XLs numbers by
mistake. The Ls sho
I believe your ETT is a typo, the 59cm frames are closer to 70cm effective
toptube.
On Tuesday, February 7, 2023 at 8:26:49 AM UTC-8 Paul M wrote:
> Purchased this frameset directly from RBW last year and never built it
> into a complete bicycle. I acquired a 56cm Susie and decided to put the
