> I recall recently seeing a posting of someone out riding their Rambouillet.
> Amazing!
Perhaps in California, or even the relatively balmy East Coast from
New York south.
Here in the upper Midwest we have been buried with snow heavily
seasoned by very cold temps. Most of the city streets in C
What are you talking about, cold?
Michael
Westford, VT
On Dec 24, 9:23 pm, Will wrote:
> Happy holidays everyone. Since the perimeter of the island of
> Manhattan is now mostly bike paths, it's possible to circle the island
> by bike with minimal street use. Best time of year? Now, when it's
>
" ... Here in the upper Midwest we have been buried with snow heavily
seasoned by very cold temps. Most of the city streets in Chicago are
so packed there is only about 2/3rds of the pavement showing. And
that pavement showing is covered with snow clumps ice, and enough salt
to turn Lake Michiga
Here, here. And a special thanks to all who've welcomed us newbies
over the year.
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On Thu, Dec 25, 2008 at 4:46 AM, JoelMatthews wrote:
>
> > I recall recently seeing a posting of someone out riding their
> Rambouillet.
> > Amazing!
>
> Perhaps in California, or even the relatively balmy East Coast from
> New York south.
Hey, we have to brave the elements, too! Its 55F out...
I'm stuck working today. I noodled into work on my Surly with 700c x
44 WTB Mutano Raptors. They worked well in the slushy icyness. Picking
a good line through the slush was almost like riding singletrack. The
Albatross bars I put on the bike last week worked well in the snow.
As for planing... W
When we talk about riding outside, I think it would be a good idea to say what
state we are from. Jim D. Massachusetts
--- On Thu, 12/25/08, Mike wrote:
From: Mike
Subject: [RBW] Re: Sam Hillborne geometry is up at RBW site!
To: "RBW Owners Bunch"
Date: Thursday, December 25, 2008, 1:26 PM
I
I'm available any time. Are you guys free during the week or only weekends?
Where does everyone live? I'm in Irvine.
BTW, that last day of the tour will be interesting. The climb up Mt Palomar
will be the place to be but Highland Valley Rd, just east of Rancho
Bernardo, should also be good. Ma
I'm available anytime as well... but am guessing weekend would be better for
most normal people... I am definitely not one of those...
David "uh-oh, it's raining outside, can't go for a ride now" Estes
Redlands, CA
On Thu, Dec 25, 2008 at 12:23 PM, Doug Peterson wrote:
> I'm available any time
Oh right. I'm in Portland Oregon where we've gotten snow daily for the
past week. Obviously it's not as much as those in other parts of the
country but it's a lot for us. Because it isn't really a yearly
occurence the city has very limited resources for dealing with it.
The Mutano Raptors worked
Found this on SF Craigslist. Don't know the seller but possible
someone here.
http://sfbay.craigslist.org/eby/bik/969020866.html
"
This is one of the earliest All Rounders made: Waterford built. It has
seen little use as it was originally an occasional commuter bike and
has been garaged for yea
Can someone who knows please go over the differences between the all
rounder and the Atlantis. I've done some searching but can't seem to
find a concise answer. I have an Atlantis but want a second bike
that's slightly quicker handling for unloaded rides but that's
comfortable too. Thanks.
On
Hi hihi, I'm going to go out on a limb and say that the original Waterford
built Rivendell All Rounders were closer to the current AHH bikes, but w/
canti brakes. Conversely, you could say they are like the Atlanti but with
lighter tubing.
I would guess this or any AR would meet your needs just s
I want it! If anyone here knows the seller and would be willing to
facilitate if necessary, please drop me a line. rcn...@hotmail.com
Thanks!
Ryan
On Dec 25, 1:06 pm, RonLau wrote:
> Found this on SF Craigslist. Don't know the seller but possible
> someone here.
>
> http://sfbay.craigslist.
Don't know exactly what route Will took, but I circumnavigated NYC on
my Atlantis last year before some of the most recent sections of bike
path opened and I estimated the distance at around 30 miles, give or
take a couple miles. There are decidedly rough sections and on-street
detours, especiall
unfortunatly , I'm one of those guys that have a job so the weekend is
best for me. BTW- what kind of ride are we talking here, as far as
milage/elevation?
On Dec 25, 12:32 pm, "David Estes" wrote:
> I'm available anytime as well... but am guessing weekend would be better for
> most normal peopl
Nitto Noddle Bars in excellent used condition, 46 cm: $40 plus $5
shipping
Nitto Technomic (not deluxe) stem, 12 cm: $20 plus $5 shipping
Tektro R200 brake levers (these are the ones shaped like Campy Ergo
levers, identical to Cane Creek levers): Basically new: $17 plus $5
shipping.
Kucharik merin
Due to health issues, I have not been able to ride my Rambouillet. It
belongs on the road, so I'm trying to find it a good home.
Asking $1500 for the bike:
64 cm, green, 46 c-to-c Noodle handlebars, Brooks B-17 saddle, Honjo
hammered fenders, Zefal frame pump, Spanninga tail light mounted on
rear
This ride intrigues me to no end... sounds like a really cool way to get out
and about.
On Thu, Dec 25, 2008 at 6:04 PM, Peter Flint wrote:
>
> Don't know exactly what route Will took, but I circumnavigated NYC on
> my Atlantis last year before some of the most recent sections of bike
> path open
Three cheers for the gainfully employed
Can't speak for other SoCalians, but I was thinking Oceanside to somewhere
in S.D.??? Or San Clemente to Oceanside and back. Guess it'll depend if
more O.C. people jump on board vs. S.D. folk. I've got about three-five IE
people that can Metrolink dow
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