On Aug 15, 2009, at 10:47 PM, Anne Paulson wrote:
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> On Sat, Aug 15, 2009 at 8:25 PM, cm wrote:
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> 1) In a scientific test (at least sorta), attempting to isolate all
> other factors, a modern carbon "superbike" saved the average pro
> cyclist 18 seconds in a 3 km uphill time trial vs a 25
I just came across a picture of Salt Lake's Mayor with his mustache
bar equipped Riv.
Ralph has been really good to the riders in this town.
http://www.cityweekly.net/utah/blog-1824-becker-on-draft.html
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On Aug 15, 2009, at 22:40, Z I wrote:
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> Thanks for checking that out for me Ian. I felt like it would be a
> long shot that a magnet would open them up. Seems like it would be an
> obvious ploy for any professional bike thief, so they'd design against
> that. On the other hand, I suppose the
I wasn't able to get mine to loosen by twisting. But did have an
issue with my set. Because of the fenders/rack on the Sam Hillborne,
couldn't get the levers level with the ground. This meant the only
way to open them was to flip the bike at a weird angle. Too much
hassle on this particular b
My wandering Baggins Bag has let me know it's time to move on. He's
looking for new adventures on a new bike.
Not sure of the model, but it measures 11" wide by 9" deep by 6"
high. Long flap and straps let you pack it with a lot of stuff.
Hand made by Duluth Bags.
As shown in the photos
"It has nothing to do with familiarity with equipment. You don't need a
scientific test to do the calculation. You just need a tiny bit of physics.
Let's say I have a Roadeo at 20 pounds, and my best friend, who weighs exactly
the same as I do, has a Ridiculous bike at 15 pounds (which he d
The "classic" moniker can mean more than lugs. Can't a bike be classic in it's
design and function. Hampsten, for example, builds some bikes that incorporate
a lot of the design elements espoused by Rivendell, but they do so with Ti or
carbon or fillet-brazed steel.
Joe
> Date: Sat, 15 Aug 2
Haven't tried the magnet trick, but mine don't open with aggressive
twisting.
Rick.
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I lost count of rivendells - 3 rams, at least 2 AHHs, a slick looking
hillborne, a rom, etc. sweet bikes, perfectly suited for a beautiful
(and hard) day of cycling during D2R2 in Deerfield, MA this weekend.
tons of other nice steel too - weigle, sachs, vanilla, kirk,
igleheart, serotta, indepe
Like it. Really, actually, like it. A complete quiver: Bleriot/
Hillborne, Bombadil/Atlantis, Roadeo/Legolas. Theoretically speaking,
of course.
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Great shots! Thanks for sharing. I sure hope to make it over there
one of these years.
-Jay
Denver, CO
On Aug 16, 1:37 pm, Patrick in VT wrote:
> I lost count of rivendells - 3 rams, at least 2 AHHs, a slick looking
> hillborne, a rom, etc. sweet bikes, perfectly suited for a beautiful
> (an
On Sun, 2009-08-16 at 10:11 -0700, Joe Bartoe wrote:
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> The "classic" moniker can mean more than lugs.
Of course it can. It doesn't get any more "classic" than Jack Taylor,
and that marque was known for fillet brazing.
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Baggins is off a new adventure. Thanks to everyone who responded.
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RBW bunchees:
I offer Rivendell Readers: 13-18, 20, 22-40 (2 copies of #18, 3 copies
of #20),
AND BIcycle Quarterly: Vol. 2 #2-4, Vol.3 #1-4, Vol.4 #1-4, Vol.5
#1-4, Vol.6 # 1-4, Vol. 7 #1,
as a TRADE for Rivendell Readers on original CD -- the last 3 discs
containing RR 12-35.
(I have the dis
That was quick.
Thanks,
Larry
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On Aug 15, 10:57 am, James Valiensi wrote:
> Richie and Peg, are using the tube set they helped develop for Columbus.
> Here is the specs:
> [snip]
> This should yield a frame less than 4-lbs.
I wonder if Grant will consent to building a custom with the
PegoRichie tubing, if said custom fits wi
You make the process sound so delicate. Would it be necessary? I
guess if you had a pretty fat tire on there, but I have 41mm Hetres on
a 650b wheel on a 26" kit and haven't had fit issues. Got the brake
hooked up and the angle leaves a little to be desired. The straddle
wire winds up with a l
Nice pix. Looks like an awesome ride.
Joel
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trade a hobo bag for a new (or almost new, very unused) set of Jack
Browns, preferably the beefier ones (green? blue?). Also for sale a
Nitto mini front rack, the one that bolts into the brake bolt spot on
the fork. All hardware included. $70 shipped.
cheers,
colin cummings
amarillo, tx
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Our guy is trying too...
http://www.boston.com/news/local/articles/2007/08/25/menino_puts_new_spin_on_getting_around_the_hub/
Steve
On Aug 16, 2009, at 10:23 AM, Rambouilleting Utahn wrote:
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> I just came across a picture of Salt Lake's Mayor with his mustache
> bar equipped Riv.
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> Ralph h
I am thnking about cycle across NC on it. Might have rocks in my head.
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Hello world,
I just had to de-lurk for a brief moment. I've been reading here for
months, enjoying the tech talk, ride reports, pics, banter, news, what-
have-you. I finally actually joined the group, and maybe I'll able to
contribute as well as all y'all.
If you're in Chicago, say howdy! I ra
The Bleriot chainstays are probably a bit thicker than most tube sets.
But I must tell you I had a very disappointing experience of the ESGE-
Pletscher double stand. Mounted a new one to my converted MTB-tourer
made from Tange Prestige, not the ul-light version, for a six month
tour from Singapore
No rocks! Do it. We want to hear about it!
Clif
On Aug 16, 8:23 pm, johnb wrote:
> I am thnking about cycle across NC on it. Might have rocks in my head.
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On Aug 16, 6:56 pm, "colin p. cummings"
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> trade a hobo bag for a new (or almost new, very unused) set of Jack
> Browns, preferably the beefier ones (green? blue?). Also for sale a
> Nitto mini front rack, the one that bolts into the brake bolt spot on
> the fork. All hardware included
Cross state? How about cross country (California to Kansas) or across
France (PBP)? Fixed.
It *can* be done, if you're willing to work for it.
--Eric Norris
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On Aug 16, 2009, at 6:23 PM, johnb wrote:
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> I am thnking about cycle across NC on it. Might have rocks in
on 8/16/09 6:23 PM, johnb at jbust...@gmail.com wrote:
> I am thnking about cycle across NC on it. Might have rocks in my head.
If it's comfortable and you've got the gears and the motor, I'd think it to
be a fine idea. From a mechanical standpoint, there's not a whole lot to go
wrong with a setu
A few years ago, I took Amtrak to Eugene with my toddler son. We rode over
to the coast and biked back to California. Now that little toddler has
turned into a college freshman andI need something to keep my mind off
missing him. So, back to Eugene to ride down to California.
The last time, I took
Are you considering the Cycle North Carolina fall ride?
-Jay
Denver, CO
On Aug 16, 7:23 pm, johnb wrote:
> I am thnking about cycle across NC on it. Might have rocks in my head.
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Howdy Terry!
I own a QB (silver model) and an AHH and my wife owns a Bleriot. :)
Your Fellow Chicagoan,
Rocky
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Photos! http://www.flickr.com/photos/25671...@n02/sets/72157621935319991/
Ten brave souls faced mid-70s temperatures with a mild ocean breeze
and rode 47+ miles of city/path terrain, with once fun slice of urban
single track thrown in. San Diego was designed as a "city of
villages," and we visi
Yes fall ride.
On Aug 16, 10:31 pm, "J. Burkhalter" wrote:
> Are you considering the Cycle North Carolina fall ride?
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> -Jay
> Denver, CO
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> On Aug 16, 7:23 pm, johnb wrote:
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> > I am thnking about cycle across NC on it. Might have rocks in my head.
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roadeo have similar fit( relative to setback and toptube length)?
don c.
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On Aug 16, 3:27 pm, terryg wrote:
> If you're in Chicago, say howdy! I ran into two (count 'em, two!)
> Rivs yesterday riding up Lincoln Ave. A green QB and a great
> Glorius. They were traveling together. I was on my AHH, with a
> growler of Piece Anniversay Ale tied in to my small Sackville
Dern if these bars don't have me curious (does Grant know how good he
is at making things into cult items?). I like my noodles fine but
have recently been considering getting wider ones. I'm tall but
fairly narrow shouldered, and I'm wondering if the narrow-tops/wide-
flares might fit better. C
W-
I have five sets. Four are mounted, and one in storage. Best bars evah! I
don't think they're wider on top than noodles (46cm) but the flare is a bit
wider on the bottom. The flare is really nice for riding in the drops. I'm
experimenting w/ a tall/shorter stem to see how it works for, and
Anyone have plans for next July???
http://www.xo-1.org/2009/08/rough-riders-rally-reconnaissance.html
I'm hoping I can fit this into my schedule, and a few of us can meet up
there!!!
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Redlands, CA
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I'm planning on it! I spoke with Chris about it last month, and I
think it will be exceptional.
There's also an interesting ride from there down to Southern
California...
On Aug 16, 9:52 pm, David Estes wrote:
> Anyone have plans for next July???
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> http://www.xo-1.org/2009/08/rough-riders-ra
I couldn't do the ride back south, but am VERY excited about the weekend!
On Sun, Aug 16, 2009 at 9:58 PM, Esteban wrote:
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> I'm planning on it! I spoke with Chris about it last month, and I
> think it will be exceptional.
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> There's also an interesting ride from there down to Southern
> Cali
A FANTASTIC ride! An impressive route that took in the highlights of San
Diego. Thanks for organizing and leading this, Esteban! I saw a much
different side of the city than I've ever known!
More pics here:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/cyclotourist/sets/72157621936379889/
As mentioned, a tentat
On Sun, Aug 16, 2009 at 19:33, Esteban wrote:
> Photos! http://www.flickr.com/photos/25671...@n02/sets/72157621935319991/
That looks like it was a most pleasant excursion.
The Cycles Noel is a real beauty!
Is there a date selected for next month's ride? I'm interested.
James Black
Los Angeles
On Sun, Aug 16, 2009 at 10:24 PM, james black wrote:
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> On Sun, Aug 16, 2009 at 19:33, Esteban wrote:
> > Photos!
> http://www.flickr.com/photos/25671...@n02/sets/72157621935319991/
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> That looks like it was a most pleasant excursion.
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> The Cycles Noel is a real beauty!
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> Is there a date se
Yikes!
In the near future I want to send my All Rounder to Mark N. and have a plate
put on. Pretty easy to get that done, it's then having it re-painted that
kills ya'!
DE
On Sun, Aug 16, 2009 at 1:19 PM, Pete wrote:
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> The Bleriot chainstays are probably a bit thicker than most tube sets.
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On Sun, Aug 16, 2009 at 8:40 PM, Rob Sindelar wrote:
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> On Aug 16, 3:27 pm, terryg wrote:
> > If you're in Chicago, say howdy! I ran into two (count 'em, two!)
> > Rivs yesterday riding up Lincoln Ave. A green QB and a great
> > Glorius. They were traveling together. I was on my AHH, with a
Awesome ride indeed! Looks fantastic and great to read of so many folks on
thoughtful steel bikes.
I believe we saw one steel Serotta on our ride today. Other than our bikes,
that was pretty much the extent of ferrous framesets in San Diego!
On Sun, Aug 16, 2009 at 3:26 PM, Solomander wrote:
And one Bleriot!
On Sun, Aug 16, 2009 at 10:55 PM, David Estes wrote:
> Awesome ride indeed! Looks fantastic and great to read of so many folks on
> thoughtful steel bikes.
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> I believe we saw one steel Serotta on our ride today. Other than our
> bikes, that was pretty much the extent of ferro
I've had one for about 8 months now and have had no mechanical
problems with it, but about 1 or 2 times a ride I kind of go into a
"HUH" moment. I know you have to go "backwards" but the mind has 30+
years of doing it the old way. It's especially bad when I've got to
think quickly...i.e. bombin
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