I would think that a continuous curve would be better looking but also more
expensive and considering how aggressively this frame is priced, it's hard
to fault it. Anyway, I considered buying one for my wife, since I think
it's a beautiful bike and I think she would probably prefer a step throu
William, that bombadil's color is badass.
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My Bombadil is the nicest looking fork rake in my stable.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/45758191@N04/5463436986/in/set-72157623611013487
second place in my stable goes to a non-Rivendell
http://www.flickr.com/photos/45758191@N04/6442282159/in/set-72157628094782662/
The Hilsen is pretty goo
Seems fine to me. Bet it rides wonderfully. I have a lot of faith in RBW's
commitment to quality in/with/under/through everything they make, design,
or sell.
Now, about that problem of world peace (from a Rivendell perspective, that
is) ...
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I think you'd have to ride it... which I am quite sure the Riv folks have
done. And I'm guessing it rides great.
Will
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It seems premature to form an opinion before seeing the built-up
bike. I'd reserve judgement until I saw the entire visual, hopefully
in person. Photos somehow don't quite tell the whole story.
dougP
On Feb 18, 6:52 pm, James Warren wrote:
> I think most of us know that Grant would prefer it t
I think most of us know that Grant would prefer it to be as nice a curve as
possible. If there is a need to speculate about the significance of this one
possibly showing some compromise, please ask Rivendell or him directly about
it.
Also, I'm not claiming that anyone has said anything saucy.
I don't think it's a trick of a strange viewing angle. Here's the new
Betty fork viewed from the side:
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On Feb 18, 11:10 am, PATRICK
Hmmm. I thought that the traditional pretty Rivendell fork rake was
about as "no compromise" with Grant as lugs. I guess not, and that's
unfortunate.
A nice fork rake must be very expensive, because so few production
fork makers do it.
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Ohhh, that's not so pretty...
On 2/18/12, Cyclofiend Jim wrote:
> Could also be a trick of the angle. I thought I saw a side view image, but
> can't lay my mouse upon it this morning.
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Could also be a trick of the angle. I thought I saw a side view image, but
can't lay my mouse upon it this morning.
- Jim / cyclofiend
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