Welcome, Philip. As others have suggested a call to Rivendell would be a
great way to go. They're really good at matching people's needs, riding
style, preferences, etc. with their frames and getting you matched up with
the right frame size.
On Tuesday, September 24, 2024 at 12:52:39 AM UTC-4
Definitely call Rivendell and discuss your needs. Also, properly measure
your PBH as it will be greater than your trouser inseam. There should be
instructions on the Rivendell website. I'm on mobile, but perhaps someone
can link? That will help with working out what size frame might work.
Rive
Hi Philip, the answers to all of these questions and more can easily be
answered by anyone at Rivendell HQ. You can find the telephone number on
the website rivbikedotcom, where you can also have a look at the current
line up...a Roadini might be a good choice, but you might find that you
lik
Welcome, Nick! Very beautiful country in these views; please do share your
rides here. I understand it rarely rains? :)
Tom
(in Miami until the rainy season)
On Tuesday, April 16, 2024 at 11:27:34 AM UTC-4 Paul in Dallas wrote:
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> Nick,
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> I add my welcome to the group
> greetings.
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> Fr
Lovely. With scenery like that I’d b on my bike all day. I think the Appa
and Homer are complimentary bikes. (I’m the past , owner of both). Both
fabulous bikes.
Roberta
On Sunday, April 14, 2024 at 3:42:33 PM UTC-4 Nicholas A wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> My name's Nick from Dublin, a reformed racer,
Stu,
Welcome and thanks for sharing the photos.
I spent a few days in Pembroke years ago and enjoyed my time greatly. Some
day I hope to visit Wales again.
Erl
On Friday, February 5, 2016 at 10:35:34 AM UTC-5, Stuart Mackinnon wrote:
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> Just wanted to say hi . Im stuart from swansea, Wales UK.
Welcome, Stu! Sam looks right at home over there! Beautiful country, Wales!
With abandon,
Patrick
On Friday, February 5, 2016 at 8:35:34 AM UTC-7, Stuart Mackinnon wrote:
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> Just wanted to say hi . Im stuart from swansea, Wales UK. I ride a sam
> hillborne which i love. Some pics attached for y
Hi Kevin,
I'm also new to the group. I'm partly based in Down East Maine and partly
in Texas. I got my Hunqapillar on July 11 this year and have been enjoying
it around Washington and Hancock counties in Maine since then. One of the
first things I did was to ride in the 100 mile version of the
Welcome, Kevin C.! Beautiful bikes you have there. Now that you have
bookends you need a Sam or Homer for the middle, right?
Evan E.
SF, CA
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Hey Kevin, I've been more of a lurker than a poster, too. I've got a Homer
and a Hunqapillar and live in Braintree, Ma. My friends and I are currently
fat and slow but are working torwards, well, who knows..but I'll get
there with a modicum of style...Mark Adey
On Monday, August 18
Welcome to the group. In addition to connecting with other Rivendell
riders in your area, you can also make contact with people in other areas
as your travel plans develop. There's nothing like local knowledge when in
a new place. The set-up on your Atlantis looks like you might do some
trav
Welcome Kevin C! This is a great community, I'm not in NE but I am a bit
closer than some down in the DC area. Atlantis and Rodeo make for nice
bookends in any Riv-enthusiast's garage... looks like they both get plenty
of love!
Tony
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Thanks for the compliments on my bikes. They are a real joy to ride.
The Roadeo has Jack Browns 33's on Mavic Open Pro rims. Yeah, the picture
does make them look fairly large.
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Welcome! You realize of course that you can't have road bikes on grass,
right? Grin. Says the lad who just road rocky rooty single track with his
Quickbeam. Great bikes!
With abandon,
Patrick
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Welcome Kevin, two wonderful Riv's that IMO cover all the bases. This is of
course a great group.
~Hugh
On Monday, August 18, 2014 8:05:58 PM UTC-7, Kevin C wrote:
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> Hello - I have been a long time reader of the RBW Owners Bunch group and
> finally decided to participate. Thought I would sta
That white thing would be a wrapped hay bail (or a giant marshmallow,
according to my 9-year old daughter), common in the farmed regions of the
northeast.
Anton
On Tuesday, August 19, 2014 12:33:35 PM UTC-4, Bill Lindsay wrote:
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> Both are very fine. I especially like the Roadeo propped ag
Wlecome,Not in New England either and I'm a newbie . I sure enjoy looking
at your two Rivendells. Very nice! Thanks for sharing.
On Monday, August 18, 2014 9:05:58 PM UTC-6, Kevin C wrote:
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> Hello - I have been a long time reader of the RBW Owners Bunch group and
> finally decided to participat
Both are very fine. I especially like the Roadeo propped against that
white thing.
On Monday, August 18, 2014 8:05:58 PM UTC-7, Kevin C wrote:
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> Hello - I have been a long time reader of the RBW Owners Bunch group and
> finally decided to participate. Thought I would start with a couple
>
Welcome. Not in New England (although love visiting) but sure want to say
your Rivs are great.
On Monday, August 18, 2014 10:05:58 PM UTC-5, Kevin C wrote:
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> finally decided to participate. Thought I would start with
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On Friday, February 21, 2014 2:43:01 PM UTC-8, GeorgeS wrote:
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> I am sending you this d
Thanks again, Manuel, Michael, and Pondero. Pondero, I can't tell you how
much your blog has helped me as a "recovering racer"... it is amazing how
carrying coffee fixin's changes my whole outlook on a ride. Manny, thanks
for the amazing photos-- I really enjoy your posts and your work. Micha
Pictures look great. Sourthern New Mexico looks great!
On Saturday, August 24, 2013 8:50:07 AM UTC-7, Nils Eng wrote:
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> I've been a long-time lurker on this forum and finally whacked up the
> ginger to say "hello". My name is Nils, I live in Southern New Mexico,
> and I've greatly enjoyed re
Who knew there's grass and water in southern NM! Actually, I have loved my
three trips to NM, but have never made it south of Alberquerque, or however
they spell that town in the center of the state! Does everyone there
stutter?
BTW, nice bike.
Michael
Westford, VT (very near the border of Te
Thank you!
On Sunday, August 25, 2013 1:07:24 AM UTC-6, Cecily Walker wrote:
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> Welcome from one former lurker to another!
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Welcome Nils. That's some beautiful country you have to ride in.
With abandon,
Patrick
On Saturday, August 24, 2013 9:50:07 AM UTC-6, Nils Eng wrote:
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> I've been a long-time lurker on this forum and finally whacked up the
> ginger to say "hello". My name is Nils, I live in Southern New Mexico
I don't post much but read daily. Welcome!
On Saturday, August 24, 2013 8:50:07 AM UTC-7, Nils Eng wrote:
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> I've been a long-time lurker on this forum and finally whacked up the
> ginger to say "hello". My name is Nils, I live in Southern New Mexico,
> and I've greatly enjoyed reading and fo
Hello Scot,
I'm fairly new to following this list and haven't posted before. I've
owned an Atlantis for about 10 months - love it! - and use it daily on
a 30 mile round-trip commute. I've taken it on a couple of short
tours and have a longer one planned for the end of June. The first
Rivendell
Scotty:
That's a nice mix of bikes you'll have. The first Rivendell I ever
saw was my own Atlantis when I took it out of the shipping box. I had
purchased stuff from them and been a member for a long time. Their
whole approach to cycling was consistent with mine and the details
they freely shar
Congrats on the purchase of the Hilsen. I doubt you'll be
disappointed. Between the LHT and Hilsen you'll be covered for all
your country bike needs, loaded and unloaded. Definitely post pictures
when you get the bike.
--mike
On May 15, 4:10 pm, Scotty wrote:
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Scotty, when you get Homer dialed-in, you'll be finding all sorts of
clever ways to replace your "cars whenever possible". Be sure to send
photos after the happy arrival.
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If you purchased a bike from The Country Bike Store, you must know
what a pleasant purchase experience is. My visit there was just a
wonderful day trip. My friend and I just chatted with the Dennings for
hours. And the shop is just what a store that sells Country Bikes
should be.
Yours,
Thomas Lyn
I test road on a 65 cm and they recommended a 67 cm. We ordered and
hope it gets shipped to Ohio this week. Then the assembly.
I would have bought the 65 right off the floor it road so nice, but I
am 6'5" tall so between the shop owner and my wife and since Rivendell
had a frame in stock that cou
Hey,
with a subject line like that you gotta provide at least one photo
link. :)
Welcome to the group!
Gernot
On Oct 25, 4:35 am, Kelly wrote:
> I just purchased a 67 CM AHH from "The Country Bike Store" in Ohio.
> They had many bikes to test ride and let me take one out for a spin.
> The ower
Just wanted to echo my satisfaction with The Country Bike Store. They
spent all day on a Saturday fitting me. I ordered the frame and they
worked with me to get just what I wanted for components and gave
excellent advice along the way. I now have an A. Homer Hilsen that
has to be the best bike I
I bought my Bleriot frame from them. They are honestly some of the
nicest guys I have ever had the pleasure of dealing with.
On Oct 24, 10:23 pm, cyclotourist wrote:
> An AHH has to be the perfect one to jump into the deep end with!
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> Enjoy!
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> On Sun, Oct 24, 2010 at 2:35 PM, Kelly
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