Ash, thank you ❤️
Evan, it was a lovely Hillborne. A couple (maybe 20s?) was walking their bikes
and waiting at the same crosswalk as we were. I did a double-take when I saw
her bike and said, “I like your Hillborne.” She shot me a quizzical look and
said thanks. Turned back around to face forw
You guys. The funniest part was that we called my husband on our way to Riv.
(He stayed back in Vegas to work, but joined us the next day for the rest of
the trip.) We made jokes about planning to buy another bike, and knowing that
would be ridiculous, he played along. When we finished at Riv y
Great story, Leah! Oh, and you saw a Sam and a Glorius all in one day in
San Francisco? That's awesome. Clearly you have excellent Riv radar.
Evan
SF, CA
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Right on, Leah!
With abandon,
Patrick
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What a great story! Your writing is SO enjoyable. Thanks for sharing the
story and doing what you do to support Rivendell.
On Friday, 19 April 2019 19:46:08 UTC-7, Bicycle Belle Ding Ding! wrote:
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> I decided to do a great American road trip with my sons and (retired)
> parents for spring br
Leah:
Ordinarily, I really enjoy your posts. But I LOVE this one! What a
fantastic story. Grant looks like he's having as much fun as your kids.
Getting your parents on new bikes is wonderful. I love that your Mom just
took off for a test ride & came back with "wild eyes" & HAD TO HAVE THA
On Friday, April 19, 2019 at 10:46:08 PM UTC-4, Bicycle Belle Ding Ding! wrote:
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> Happy New Bike Day, Mom!
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Fabulous story and can FEEL your Mom's excitement with her forthcoming Birdie
through your writing skills. You say that she doesn't ride much, but I bet
she'll ride more on a qua
Ted - Thank you!! I think 35mm might just work! Anyone have a single or set
of used up 35 mm tires they’d part with for shipping costs i can try out?
Doesn’t have to be anything fancy just roughly true to size.
Pete - yes it is, I flipped the rear wheel and found that the chain length
is marginal
Craig: I love that imagery. I'm debating hard about ordering a singlespeed
Truss Bike - it's a lot of cash, so maybe.. - and it's totally the
post-Apocalyptic get outta town bike! 😁
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What a great find. Always loved Mike's common sense approach. His bikes
looked tough yet fun. Much like the bikes French refugees used to escape
the Nazis. At the drop of a hat I'd choose one for a shoot your way outta
town post Apocalypse bike.
Craig in Tucson
On Wednesday, November 7, 2018
> That bench looks familiar! I try to stop by once a month or so - drop off
> some things and browse/shoot the breeze. Waiting for something my size to
> pop up. Maybe next time.
Marty
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I can cap Tom's story (but not to my personal advantage, more's the pity).
Back when Stevie still operated Stevie's Happy Bikes in Corrales, NM
(business model: be such a nice neighborhood guy that people drop in and
give you whole bikes and boxes of kit, which you then sell. I bought many a
retro-
I don't know the story of how the bike came to Velocity but it's a
respected shop in a pretty well to do area... They pass a couple gems
through every year.
The black frame is pretty forgiving, the photos don't show just how much
abuse the bike has seen, I do know it wasn't rideable when it came i
You would be surprised what people give away or sell for cheap when it's a
little dirty or rusty. Someone had a bike trainer for $90 on Craigslist. He
was giving away the bike that he used with it. Bridgestone lugged steel
touring bike IN MY SIZE. It was sold before I could get over there.
Un
As nice as ANT bikes are, this one looks like it’s been ridden hard and put
away wet more than once. Anyone not “in the know” would look at this and just
see a used bike with rust and scratched-up paint.
--Eric Norris
campyonly...@me.com
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> On Nov 9, 2018, at 11
You know, I hate yo be a big downer, but I hafta wonder how a bike like that
ends up on the adoption stack @ a Co-op!?
My overwhelming initial feeling is that it's probably Hot. Did they have some
inkling to it's provenance?
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Such a cool find! Nothing like that turns up here, just old Huffies. Glad
you could grab it. It is so fun to be that one in a hundred who can spot a
jewel hidden in plain sight.
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I came across a used ANT bike in a similar way a couple of years ago. I
passed because it had one-piece cranks (!). This one looks very nice!
I have had a bike for the last 8 years with a front drum brake. You need to
keep them greased 1x month or so. If they start making any noise or if they
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