Kelly,
A heads-up on the cowboy shirt. They sleeves and bottom hem might be
a bit short for you. Am 6' and have two of the XL shirts. They work
with rolled up sleeves and untucked over a t-shirt. Not Grant's
fault. It's the way Rockmount makes 'em.
Otherwise, yeah, the current Rivendell clot
Don't know if you are referring to the cotton hat or the woolly stubby
cap:
http://www.rivbike.com/products/show/woolly-stubby/22-137
I love my woolly stubby (current version, bigger bill). Fits great and
I have a 7 3/8 noggin. Perfect size bill, warm, comfy, classy, even.
Wish it got colder aroun
I have two versions of the older orange colored ones, and wear them year round.
They are excellent for summer sweat management, although one (With green
embroidery stitching) suffered color bleed until washed several times, while
the
other (with blue embroidery stitching) did not.
Lately, I ha
I wear Old Navy stuff sometimes. It's durable/comfortable enough, usually
looks halfway stylish, and of course, it's really inexpensive. To say that
MUSA shorts are on par with Old Navy quality might not be untrue, or the
insult it is intended/interpreted to be - except that MUSA shorts cost a l
It was this one..
http://www.rivbike.com/products/show/riv-cycling-caps/24-162
Beautiful and nice I'm just to fat headed.
I've been eyeing that wooly stubby- time to buy spring stuff now though
winter is almost over.. the under 35 stuff anyway.
Kelly
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From: rbw-owners
In addition to my beloved WW vest, I also use regularly:
--one of the first RBW ball caps (tan w/blue bill) and still wear it a
lot, mostly in the summer. It's my favorite gardening hat, and the
dark blue bill has faded considerably.
--A couple years ago I sprang for one of the short-billed RBW c
I wish I could make it - its one of my favorite courses! A highlight
is Shoreline down toward Tomales Bay.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/25671211@N02/4340084376/in/set-72157623251904639/
Not to be missed if you can make it!
Esteban
San Diego, Calif.
On Feb 6, 10:00 pm, RonLau wrote:
> Hope to
I want the railroad shirt but they don't have my size.
Sent from my iPhone
On Feb 7, 2011, at 9:36 AM, Beth H wrote:
> In addition to my beloved WW vest, I also use regularly:
>
> --one of the first RBW ball caps (tan w/blue bill) and still wear it a
> lot, mostly in the summer. It's my fav
I gave the Bunch first crack at these Paul brakes a couple months
back. Now I've got them up on eBay, starting bid of $1. Have a look
if you are interested. A set of black anodized Paul Touring
Cantilevers. Also a Paul Brake Booster. Lots of Campy Chorus stuff,
too, but that stuff probably won
Hey there -
Climbing north over Camino Alto mid-afternoon on the Quickbeam. Passed a
southbound seemingly seersucker sporting rider astride a Hilsen with a front
end (tweed?) bag. List member?
- J
--
Jim Edgar
cyclofi...@earthlink.net
Cyclofiend Bicycle Photo Galleries - http://www.cyclofie
on 2/6/11 8:58 PM, RonLau at ron...@ronlau.com wrote:
> Anyone here doing it?
Very under-miled in December and January, so I won't be at this one. That
pesky, pesky work. Gotta do something about that.
Enjoy, enjoy!
- J
--
Jim Edgar
cyclofi...@earthlink.net
Cyclofiend Bicycle Photo Galleri
Is there a place a few blocks away from the Seattle ferry terminal
where we could meet up? It'd be nice to meet up and have the chance
to chat on the ferry ride over, since we may end up taking different
ferries back.
Joyce
On Feb 6, 1:54 pm, rcnute wrote:
> Okay, I like 7:55 too so will take
As much as I love Paul's brakes, I don't have any need right now. Can
you send us a link to the Campy stuff, probably my stupidity but I
couldn't find one one the ebay page.
michael
On Feb 7, 1:46 pm, William wrote:
> I gave the Bunch first crack at these Paul brakes a couple months
> back. Now
Some of us are allergic to Shimano so Campy and SRAM ( old Suntour
stuff too) is just great!
I had the Paul Touring model on my Hillborne and they worked
fabulous.
~Mike
On Feb 7, 11:22 am, MichaelH wrote:
> As much as I love Paul's brakes, I don't have any need right now. Can
> you send us a l
This link should take you to all my auctions:
http://shop.ebay.com/bubbanumbertwo/m.html
On Feb 7, 11:52 am, Michael_S wrote:
> Some of us are allergic to Shimano so Campy and SRAM ( old Suntour
> stuff too) is just great!
> I had the Paul Touring model on my Hillborne and they worked
> fab
and yes, that is a Riv-bought orange wool baselayer that I use as
a background.
On Feb 7, 12:17 pm, William wrote:
> This link should take you to all my auctions:
>
> http://shop.ebay.com/bubbanumbertwo/m.html
>
> On Feb 7, 11:52 am, Michael_S wrote:
>
> > Some of us are allergic to Shimano
That'd be nice but it really is nuts at the start--best to arrive
early to get a place in line on the dock. My two cents.
Ryan
On Feb 7, 11:02 am, Linkbeak wrote:
> Is there a place a few blocks away from the Seattle ferry terminal
> where we could meet up? It'd be nice to meet up and have the
Sorry if this isn't Riv-related, but I know there are a lot of Bay
Area people here, so I thought I'd put the word out.
A friend of mine had her bike stolen last night in North Oakland last
night, an Ed Litton custom, bright yellow. Her name (Nina) is written
on the top tube (if it's not been scra
If her name has been scratched off, or stickered over, can you
describe it any more than just "yellow"? What size? Was it built
up? Any pictures?
On Feb 7, 1:40 pm, NME wrote:
> Sorry if this isn't Riv-related, but I know there are a lot of Bay
> Area people here, so I thought I'd put the word
I've always used Panaracer Pasela 26 x 1.25 for my all-around
Atlantis. But now, Rivendell no longer carries them-- in fact the only
26" tire Rivendell has right now is the Schwalbe Marathon GreenGuard,
and (a) I don't want something that wide and (b) why would I buy a
tire that I can't get on the
Very good point. I'll see if there's a picture, but in the meantime,
here's a description:
Custom-built steel lugged Ed Litton touring frame, 55cm, Shimano 105
triple crank, bar-end shifters, black Terry women's saddle. Canary
yellow single-color frame with black "Ed Litton" logo, black cork
hand
I'm happy with the Soma New Express which has a pasela tread, and made
by panaracer. I run 650B, but Soma offers it in 26x1.25 and 26x1.75.
Merry Sales is the distributor so your preferred local bike shop can
get them for you.
On Feb 7, 5:21 pm, Anne Paulson wrote:
> I've always used Panaracer P
We put Panaracer Urban Max 26 x 1.25" on my wife's 47 cm Atlantis.
She likes them. Got them at local Performance.
dougP
On Feb 7, 5:49 pm, William wrote:
> I'm happy with the Soma New Express which has a pasela tread, and made
> by panaracer. I run 650B, but Soma offers it in 26x1.25 and 26x1.
Looks like I'll probably make it too.
As far as meeting beforehand - there is a Starbucks just North of the
terminal where we could meet, if we get there EARLY. Last years 8 am
ish ferry filled up, and I went to Sbux rather than wait in the cold
for the next ferry.
We could also try to meet some
I had the 26" Panaracer T-servs and they were quite nice...
Ryan
On Feb 7, 5:21 pm, Anne Paulson wrote:
> I've always used Panaracer Pasela 26 x 1.25 for my all-around
> Atlantis. But now, Rivendell no longer carries them-- in fact the only
> 26" tire Rivendell has right now is the Schwalbe Mara
Gentle-Folk of the Wheel, this is your friendly reminder to drop everything
and get out for a ride this Saturday! Should be 70 and Sunny, so no
excuses. There's a good bail out option if the mileage and or distance
seems too much. Yours truly might have to consider that as I spent the last
two w
the Ram is fairly dusty still (from all the dirt trails) but I will be
there BaE @ 1000am ( earlier no doubt). Nice to have a bail out
option in case the body doesn't perform as expected too. That week in
the Yucatan didn't help my training regimen nor did the cold I picked
up down there.
~Mike
O
I think Schwalbe makes the Kojak in 26x1.35.
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I have a lightly used VO Constructeur Rack that I'd like to sell or trade
for a Mark's Rack. I want a front rack that can mount my dyno light out
front as far as I can get it. It was a chromed rack that I drilled for my
MTB Rivenized commuter, so it should fit just right on a late 80's or early
9
So I'm thinking about making a new bag for my front rack. I'd like to
finish it by Chilly Hilly (however that only gives me three weeks) if
I do. I'm thinking a design similar to these -
http://www.guu-watanabe.com/tabi.html
although maybe a slight bit smaller. Large enough to hold my camera,
g
Blgh! Not enough scrap leather in the house.
On Feb 7, 11:14 pm, Benedikt wrote:
> So I'm thinking about making a new bag for my front rack. I'd like to
> finish it by Chilly Hilly (however that only gives me three weeks) if
> I do. I'm thinking a design similar to these
> -http:/
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