If by the 3 mounts on the seat stays you mean these *
http://tinyurl.com/3v28e6l* then the purpose is to be able to mount the
shorter/smaller version of the Nitto Big Rear Rack on the larger 700c
models (my photo shows the smaller rack model mounted on the 58
Hunqapillar). The greatest advantage of
Johan: the Atlantis has never had mid-fork lowrider mounts. Of course, Riv has
always promoted and sold Nitto racks of the non-lowrider variety.
I can envision a number of possibilities for the fork crown mounts. A porteur
rack is a possibility, but it may also provide a solid mounting point for
http://www.ebay.com/itm/2000-Rivendell-Atlantis-64cm-touring-complete-bike-lugged-steel-lugs-/300670820009?pt=Road_Bikes&hash=item4601609ea9
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What, no front low rider mounts? That's remarkably strange. As for the
three mounts on the seat stays, I can't really guess what the lowest ones
are for (an extra set of low mounts on the stays would be very useful on a
bike with disc brakes though), but aren't the top ones just for a regular
Yep those be 60's. Its tight but works on the New Atlantis..
Dustin G
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My wife's new LHT has mounts on the fork crown, but on the side of the
crown. We were wondering what they were for. I thought I saw photos
of some of the Hunqapillars with these mounts, as well, but have yet
to see a rack mounted in that fashion.
D.G.
On Feb 24, 9:45 am, EastBayGuy wrote:
> I a
Do lug molds wear out? If they need to be changed anyway, maybe
different lug styles happen then. When you think about it, lugs have
an element of whimsy anyway & may reflect the mood of the designer.
Of course, you can always check the serial number on the BB shell. It
won't tell you the year
A number of variants here - http://cyclofiend.com/rbw/atlantis/
and quite a few in the queue.
As I get things fired back up in the Galleries, if anyone has specific
model year changes they are aware of, please let me know and I'll be happy
to help document the differences.
- Jim
cyclofiend
When trying to judge the approximate age of an Atlantis my eyes go
straight to the lugs adorning the head tube. There seem to be at
least three different lug styles used in production models. The fork
lugs and braze-on additions seem to have been changed at a different
"pace" than the main lug se
The Bombadil has threaded holes in the top of the fork, although I'm not
quite sure what the threading is. I couldn't get an M4 screw in there, but
it could just be full of paint.
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Three hourglass braze-ons on the seat stays sounds like a couple of
them got mis-placed. And haven't there been other models with the
threaded holes in the fork crown?
For tours where the bike gets shipped & assembled at the start,
bolting on front racks when the fork has dedicated mounts is a sn
Could you post some photos when you get the bike built up? More rack
mounts is a plus. My '03 Atlantis came with nothing on the fork, a
situation I've since remedied. I seem to recall a while back there
were going to be hourglass mounts on the fork for a Nitto mini-rack.
Have low rider mounts be
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