John,
No offense taken, so no apology needed. As a follower of several
bicycle forums, I was just surprised to find this topic being aired in
this venue. I tend to look to these groups for technical advice,
fellow Riv and vintage owners bikes and experiences, etc. I'm
actually very sympathetic
Thanks, Jim. Apologies, Bicycle Bill.
We try hard not to start anything here that is not RBW-specific, and
maybe this is borderline, I don't know.
That said, it was something we thought was important, and we wanted to
get it out as quickly as possible because many of our customers have
given gen
on 3/3/11 8:56 AM, bicyclebill at b...@wbpnet.com wrote:
> Am I alone in trying to understand the relevance of this thread to
> this group? However noble in its purpose, is this the right forum?
I've let this run because John @ Rivbike started it, and it directly
relates to one of the primary R
Am I alone in trying to understand the relevance of this thread to
this group? However noble in its purpose, is this the right forum?
On Mar 2, 10:25 pm, Joan Oppel wrote:
> Here's a link to a recent New York Times article that describes some of the
> controversial parts of the merger and Mr. W
Thanks, Joan. Coincidentally, I was just pulling that up to read it
again.
I recently saw an interesting documentary entitled The Art of The
Steal, which presented an enlightening perspective on how people take
over boards, manipulate them, and change the direction of foundations
for their own ben
