Christmas is past, and my son did in fact get me my chainring bolts for
Christmas. Today it won't be raining in the Bay Area, so I'm riding today.
Tomorrow, Sunday the 29th it is supposed to be raining hard all day so
that's when I'll wrap up the Gallop build, most likely. Today's teaser is
As you say, 500g doesn't make a bit of difference. For me, a light build
is exactly what it is: a light build. Some people think there is some
other point to a light build. Some people think a light build is a fast
build. Those people are correct, but the exchange rate is 1MPH per 12
pounds
Hi Bill,
thanks for your efforts and have fun with the built. Without considering
the claim Riv made on their page, this is still what I would have expected,
maybe 100-200g more, but that's ok. The frame has a kickstand plate, a lot
of eyelets, a pump peg, pretty lugs and a longer top tube wit
Let’s see it!Sounds perfect.P. W.~(917) 514-2207~On Dec 17, 2024, at 1:59 PM, J J wrote:Bill, it's fun to watch your rational and systematic builds and weight limiting considerations. I suspect you're right that most RBW Group members don't weight their bikes. I never have until just a minute ago
Bill, it's fun to watch your rational and systematic builds and weight
limiting considerations.
I suspect you're right that most RBW Group members don't weight their
bikes. I never have until just a minute ago, when I weighed my most recent
project, a size 58 Hunqapillar, out of curiosity.
*T
I will go out on a limb and predict that VERY few posts on the RBW Group
are of people showing off their lightweight Riv build without pedals.
Wink! I think maybe the Roadeo product page might say how Mark A built a
Roadeo at 18.5 pounds without pedals, but that's about it.
BL in EC
On Tues
Sorry for the confusion.
I have see people showing bikes without pedals and indicating the weight of the
bike.
David
> On Dec 17, 2024, at 3:33 PM, Bill Lindsay wrote:
>
> I wouldn't call it an issue. I was just that I was trying to understand the
> specifics of your question. It seemed you
I wouldn't call it an issue. I was just that I was trying to understand
the specifics of your question. It seemed you were asking just me, but now
I understand you are taking a poll, asking everybody to chime in on how
they weigh their bikes. My impression of the RBW Group is that most people
Not sure of your issue…
I was just wondering as I make my builds and look to see what choices to make,
how everyone weighs a bike.
Dvid Hays
Williamsville, New York
> On Dec 17, 2024, at 2:20 PM, Bill Lindsay wrote:
>
> David asked: "as we enter weight weenie deliberations, what is excluded?
>
On Tuesday, December 17, 2024 at 10:54:07 AM UTC-8 David Hays wrote:
I’m just curious Bill: as we enter weight weenie deliberations, what is
excluded? Pedals? Saddles?…
If you want to compare to OEM website published specs, it's no pedals, but
yes saddle. (No pumps or bottle cages either)
David asked: "as we enter weight weenie deliberations, what is excluded?
Pedals? Saddles?…"
I guess that depends on what exactly you mean by "we". If "we" includes
David Hays from Williamsville, New York, then by all means enumerate the
stuff you want to exclude in the weight weenie build you
I’m just curious Bill: as we enter weight weenie deliberations, what is
excluded? Pedals? Saddles?…
Thanks.
David Hays
Williamsville, New York
> On Dec 16, 2024, at 8:21 PM, Bill Lindsay wrote:
>
> It's a single Ti King Cage as it is. 28 grams. Bike weigh-ins never include
> bottles. :-).
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