Hey, glad you like it.
I've been told the last two pictures I posted couldn't be seen so I'm going to
try again, this time with my Google Drive account as the source. As I mentioned
the first one is from 10 years ago with the handlebars pretty much level with
the saddle. The latest one is curre
It could also be that the front fork is out of alignment. If your front
wheel is sits to more to one side than the other, lets say to the left, and
you flip it around so the tread is opposite, and the wheel still sits to
the left it is your fork that needs to be realigned, if your wheel ends up
Check the front wheel hub for play and check for wheel hop (out of round).
On Wed, Sep 1, 2021, 10:23 AM Rick Urbanowski
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> No, no front rack.
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>> On Wednesday, September 1, 2021 at 9:28:26 AM UTC-4 rickur..
No, no front rack.
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On Wednesday, September 1, 2021 at 9:28:26 AM UTC-4 rickur...@gmail.com
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Does anyone else get the frame wobble at high speeds on smooth surfaces
with their Romulus? I only g
It's a 57cm
On 2019-01-04 16:56, Jonathan D. wrote:
> Great looking bike. What size is that?
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I have a custom Riv bought six months before the Ram was announced, geometry
fairly identical, e.g. 80 mm bb drop. I have converted it to 650B (PariMoto 38
mm) and ride it with 177,5 mm cranks. Quite low, but, seriously, no problem.
The same with the Heron Touring on tour, even on trails (not t
WOW! No one would know it's been restored.Looks brand new.
Makes me want to start checking those used bike ads.
NICE JOB!
Jon
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Patrick,
Thanks! Just to clarify- it is a Romulus not a rodeo.
Cost is something I try not to dwell on; my wife tells me it's cheaper than
golf, but I am not so sure! I bought the frameset for $400 and the
powdercoating cost me $250. Most of the components were bought from Riv, my
LBS or this
Erl: Pretty Damn Good! May I ask:
1. What this conversion and overhaul cost?
2. That you describe the difference in the Roadeo's handling with 650B and
with 700C wheels?
Others: I owned an earlier 56 cm stt Sam Hillborne and sold it because I
didn't care for the fit (59 cm tt; yes I know that th
$900 for a complete Rom is pretty right on in my mental calculus.
Shipping may be the deal breaker though. Haven't tried them, but maybe
https://www.bikeflights.com/ ?
On Fri, Jul 24, 2015 at 12:58 PM, Deacon Patrick wrote:
> 28 bucks for an Altus derailer. I'd try and have the shop independently
Perhaps the OP could share what things he most liked about his Rom? Then
maybe our responses could be more focused.
Michael
On Saturday, May 23, 2015 at 3:38:11 PM UTC-4, David Banzer wrote:
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> I meant in terms of being clones of the Ram, which seems to have differing
> reports of tire clearan
I meant in terms of being clones of the Ram, which seems to have differing
reports of tire clearance.
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On Sat, May 23, 2015 at 9:11 AM, David Banzer wrote:
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> Michael,
> There were canti-Rom's made, but those are pretty few if I understand
> correctly. The Romulus/Redwood were less fancy versions of the Ram, that
> were pretty much identical designs (though it seems there were tire
> clearan
or a used Rambouillet if you could find one
in the correct size?
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The San Marcos would compare in temperament, but at that size it's 650b.
Which can be a good thing, but may not be what you want.
I bought a 51 cm San Marcos for my girlfriend, and she loves it. It's a
lighter steel bike, but still totally capable of touring (for a light
rider).
The Homer is pro
One of the older Readers (low 20's possibly) first mentions plans to offer the frame that ended up becoming the Rambouillet. But in this reader, when the idea was first introduced, the name "Rambouillet" is not yet revealed. Grant says in that Reader that the name will probably be "Romulus." He a
On Thu, May 10, 2012 at 11:57 AM, Tim wrote:
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> I never read anything from Grant, but Romulus and Remus were the
> brothers (mythical) who founded Rome. Rome is the "City of Seven
> Hills." Wouldn't that be a great place for a brevet? And of course,
> fine hand-made steel bikes are synonymous w
Thanks for the help with geometries and suggesting the Legolas! It was fun
to research a Rivendell I had never paid attention to. This group is not
only helpful but a pleasure. Seth, you ought to be Rivendell's VP for
sales!
Good riding,
Tim
On Fri, Apr 15, 2011 at 8:31 PM, Michael_S wrote:
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Don't be fooled. Of course it was hot. I hope you're correct, but the odds are
slim.
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On Dec 7, 2009, at 2:30 PM, cm wrote:
Suspicious?...yes. Stolen?...maybe. While I agree with everything
everyone has said, it is possible that this is legit. Most 6-ish year
old bikes that
Hi
The person offering the $500 Romulus responded yesterday and offered some
times when I could see the bike yesterday and today. It was not convenient
to do it yesterday - I was called in to work. When I contacted that person
just a few minutes ago to offer to stop by I was told that the bike a
I have been BANNED from the bicycle lifestyle list for suggesting what I
would do when finding such a person listing a stolen bike for sale... so
will refrain from that here. I should send a you-tube link for George
Carlin's Seven Dirty Words to the Puritans over there and really blow their
mind!
I have written to the person offering the Romulus. I work in Maple Grove
and will try to check it out further if I get a response from that person.
I have checked on both of my Romulus bikes and they are both where they
should be. I will report further if I get a response.
John
On Sun, Dec 6, 2
That's the very definition of a sketchy CL ad. I've cross-posted this
to Mpls Bike Love, hope someone gets their Romulus back!
Bill
On Sun, Dec 6, 2009 at 3:03 PM, Jim Thill - Hiawatha Cyclery
wrote:
> Looks like at least the front brake is missing, too. Perhaps some
> parts were swiped for a fi
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