Bruce,
The bike looks fantastic! The wider Kojaks and Noodles just look right to
me.
~Hugh
On Friday, February 26, 2016 at 1:36:23 PM UTC-8, Bruce Smitham wrote:
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> I just wanted to share with the group how pleased I am with my Rodeo.
> Before getting out on a 25 mile ride up the coast, I re
Sweet, unassuming, awesome, go fast ride!
With abandon,
Patrick
On Friday, February 26, 2016 at 2:36:23 PM UTC-7, Bruce Smitham wrote:
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> I just wanted to share with the group how pleased I am with my Rodeo.
>
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Nice! Are those White Industry cranks you are using? Thanks!
On Friday, February 26, 2016 at 3:36:23 PM UTC-6, Bruce Smitham wrote:
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> I just wanted to share with the group how pleased I am with my Rodeo.
> Before getting out on a 25 mile ride up the coast, I re-installed the
> original 44cm No
nt: Friday, January 31, 2014 8:26:26 AM
Subject: [RBW] Re: Rodeo re-do
Nice-looking bike. Really nice. And I love the colour scheme. Have you ridden
moustache bars? If you have, how do the 2 bars compare? I love the M-bars and
have 2 NIB sets tucked away. But I'm curious about the Albastache
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Beautiful!
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A little background, at 54 years young my brevet days are good
Nice-looking bike. Really nice. And I love the colour scheme. Have you
ridden moustache bars? If you have, how do the 2 bars compare? I love the
M-bars and have 2 NIB sets tucked away. But I'm curious about the Albastache
3 of my bikes run moustache bars, and I use 46 cm Dream bars on my road
I always carry a big Western bandananananana in my jersey or rear pant's
pocket: summer for sweat, winter for that awkward nose appearance (my nose
comes from my Filipino half and, as my perfectly and entirely WASP father
used to say, "you don't have the nose to hide anything").
I get mine for $1/
Pretty good. Just a matter of time before they get some Rivendell specific
bananas. I smell limited Rivendell printed bananas from various of drawing
sources from the crew members.
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Thanks, that's helpful.
On Wednesday, January 30, 2013 2:22:46 PM UTC-5, Jeremy Till wrote:
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> Roadeo is spec'ed for maxing out standard long-reach brakes (47-57mm) with
> a full ~57mm of reach. A number of manufacturers make brakes of this reach
> (Shimano, Tektro, Dia-Compe, VO, Paul, etc.),
Roadeo is spec'ed for maxing out standard long-reach brakes (47-57mm) with
a full ~57mm of reach. A number of manufacturers make brakes of this reach
(Shimano, Tektro, Dia-Compe, VO, Paul, etc.), and pretty much with any of
these brakes you're going to be able to get a full 28mm tire and fender
the CdlV is 670mm dia and the JB is 700mm almost exactly for both, so
I would estimate the drop at 15 - 20 mm with a load on the tire,
unfortunately I was in a hurry to get the wife bike done and the brake
pads on the Roadeo rubbed so I just threw the wheels on to see how
they fit but no test ride.
In my humble opinion, a Roadeo would be an absolutely lousy 650B
conversion candidate. There is WAY too much BB drop on a Roadeo to
even consider 650B. A Hilsen/Saluki which is a low BB 650B bike only
has 67mm of drop. A Roadeo has 75mm of drop (or more, depending on
size). Your cranks and BB w
Thanks for all the replies about mid-sized Rodeo weight. It seems that a
mid-sized Rodeo (I can prolly get a 57; my 1999 Joe built custom is a 57
with a slight upslope). I expect that, with a dt shifter based 1X8 and and
nice light 32 spoke wheels and a Flite (no gd Brookses) I could build up a
sub
oops. that's right. they won't. reach isn't long enough. guess
that settles is. ;-)
Tektro BM 57s it will be.
probably Jack Browns to start.
On May 31, 1:23 pm, dpco wrote:
> you might check and see if the chorus brakes will work on a roadeo.
> don
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you might check and see if the chorus brakes will work on a roadeo.
don
On May 31, 11:15 am, kps wrote:
> Hi Patrick,
>
> i think you should buy one, yes. ;-)
>
> My 57 Roadeo will be built up this week! i've decided just to swap
> everything over from my (too small, 54/54) Serotta Nova, so it
Hi Patrick,
i think you should buy one, yes. ;-)
My 57 Roadeo will be built up this week! i've decided just to swap
everything over from my (too small, 54/54) Serotta Nova, so it will be
early 90s 8-speed Campy Ergo, Campy Chorus hubs, Record headset,
Chorus seatpost, Mavic 32 spoke rims, Brook
patrick,
i have a 59cm roadeo built as follows: nitto pearl stem, 44 noodle
bars, record hub with velocity aerohead rims 32h.,
campy centaur ergo shifters and derailleurs, thomson seatpost, b-17ti,
116 phil bb (stainless spindle and cups), ta zephyr 50-34, look
pedals, and lastly, 700x28 grand bois
Great looking bike and like all RIvendells I have a desire to own one
but this is hands down the cheesiest name they have ever used. I
always liked that their names were well thought out and more dignified
sounding. This one is kinda goofball.
On Aug 21, 8:40 pm, Mike wrote:
> Rivendell posted
Excellent! Onwards!
-Jay
On Aug 21, 6:40 pm, Mike wrote:
> Rivendell posted a picture and info about the new Rodeo. It looks
> really nice. There are also some different and new versions of the
> Sackville Sacks. Check it out:
>
> http://www.rivbike.com/#product=50-618
>
> I'm really glad that
Nice looking bike. 700 x 28 tires with fenders sounds just about right
for a bike like this.
mark
On Aug 21, 6:40 pm, Mike wrote:
> Rivendell posted a picture and info about the new Rodeo. It looks
> really nice. There are also some different and new versions of the
> Sackville Sacks. Check it
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