> These things:
http://bontrager.com/model/04579
> A total gimmick if you ask me. I probably still have a set if you want to
try em.
Odd and a sorry commentary about a lot of things going on in cycling today.
Don't use readily available tires that are right for the ride. Scour the
whack pa
a decent used pair is fine
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Bicyclers,
I'll be there. Looking forward to it. Hope to meet some of the list
members as well. I stopped by yesterday and chatted with Bobby and Steve.
They have a ride planned out. Looks like Grant will be bringing some nice
weather as the report is highs in the upper 70s and humidity in the
Need a couple pairs of the wide Sylvans. I have lots of stuff to
trade.
Some mini pumps:
Zefal TX switch blue with water bottle frame clips$15
Crank Bros. clear mini with volume/ pressure selection $15
Lezene High Pressure mini pump with internal hose.$25
All brand new and unuse
hi charlie, which fenders would not take the 38mm marathon supreme (i'm
guessing these are the 42mm labeled ones?), i'm thinking about a pair of
supremes and want to make sure i can clear my fenders--eyeballs say yes,
but any other data point is useful!
On Wednesday, May 30, 2012 12:27:45 AM UT
solid, thanks everyone. i decided to just get the levers, they look
fantastic (and i got 'em before i saw your post rene, but thanks for the
offer). good to know i can use any lever in the future.
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Does anyone have pics to post from this shindig? I think we'd all
love to see them!
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Agree: I would like to see them too.
On Sat, Jun 2, 2012 at 8:26 AM, thalasin wrote:
> Does anyone have pics to post from this shindig? I think we'd all
> love to see them!
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Yea, no... Ritchey frames aren't Riv's, so they are OT.
But, by the same token, there's an artistry there which is hard to
ignore. Seeing Tom's frames is kinda like going to church - here's a
similar style to yours:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/bohemian_bicycles/4100966212/
Here's a very d
On May 30, 2012, at 7:21 AM, William wrote:
...and he forgot to get his cable lock around the frame. That's a
little risky.
Yea, I was going to say - "I could have that bike in 5 hacksaw strokes."
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On May 30, 2012, at 5:58 AM, Mike wrote:
Is that a Mavic "Starfish" crank on it? Looks to be a mid to late 90s
Riv. Possibly a Long and Low?
No "and" in LongLow... ;^)
Here's a stellar example of one, for comparison:
http://cyclofiend.com/cc/2010/cc822-dongenovese1110.html
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Totally jealous - those are great folks to ride with! Hope I can be
on one soon!
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I have the Planet bike fenders on my Hillborne now and while they
would clear.. it was really close. I may try some Longboards. I don't
like running tires super close as the tires often pick up rocks and
sticks etc. and grind them through the fenders. I mounted my new Creme
700x35 Delta Cruisers an
oh yea and they were the 700x42's actual (38mm)
On Jun 2, 5:53 am, Minh wrote:
> hi charlie, which fenders would not take the 38mm marathon supreme (i'm
> guessing these are the 42mm labeled ones?), i'm thinking about a pair of
> supremes and want to make sure i can clear my fenders--eyeballs sa
Which now resides in So. Fla. ;
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Dave Bohm (Bohemian Bicycles from the first link) does some pretty awesome
frames also. Used to ride with him and some friends back in Tucson. Great
guy and he knows his stuff.
Stephen
On Saturday, June 2, 2012 10:38:40 AM UTC-7, Cyclofiend Jim wrote:
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> Yea, no... Ritchey frames aren't Riv's,
Photos from today's ride, taken from my lugged steel, friction-shifting Benotto.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/campyonlyguy/sets/72157630017656414/with/7323107352/
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Can you shoot me an email with a picture of them?
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Took a little ride to the grocery store with the Bosco bar in service and an
assortment of Sackvilles.
http://db.tt/MgCw6X1d
The Bosco really is nice. And when riding it looks pretty good too, which
frankly surprised me. The extra 2-3cm over the Albatross bars is actually
noticeable. I put it
Whoa Thomas! That bike is seriously Sacked up! Double decker! I love it! (plus
not to mention the great reports on the Bosco's)
Yours, Liesl
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I had to laugh when i saw this picture, i have a lot of bags but i rarely
do the double decker high/low combination, that is some serious hauling
capacity!
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Yeah, the only Sackville I haven't rationalized yet is the SaddleSack Small.
Not that I don't have one, mind you. But I just don't use it. I'll put it up
for sale soon. All of the others get regular if not constant use. The
SlickerSack and SaddleSack Medium share daily commute duties. I love 'em
As my new bicycle is taking shape, I'm painfully aware all-over-again that
there are very few rear derailers being made in silver these days that will
accomodate my 12-36t cassette. Other than the euro LX sold through Riv, is
there anything that comes in a plain silver finish? I don't like the l
I prefer the older XT long-cage SGS derailleurs, have the same model on both
the Ram and the Bomba... The Ram is w/ a 11-32 9sp, the Bomba is w/ a 11-34
9sp. I think they'd function with a 36, but can't promise that they could.
Both of mine are low-normals instead of regular high-normal, but t
Campy makes a silver long-cage.
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Joe, that Campy is gorgeous but only wraps up 29t per their specs. I know
there's a little cushion there, but I might be pushing it with 36t.
On Saturday, June 2, 2012 7:35:50 PM UTC-7, Joe Bernard wrote:
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> Campy makes a silver long-cage.
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Does anyone recall what the RBW enamel magnets sold for, when they were
available? I have three on my 'fridge, they sure stand the test of time...
nothing looks better.
A set of Riv Cloisonne:
http://flickrhivemind.net/Tags/cloisonne,rivendell/Interesting
- Andrew, Berkeley
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I've seen those, they're nice!
I think around $10??? Less than $20 for sure.
On 6/2/12, BSWP wrote:
> Does anyone recall what the RBW enamel magnets sold for, when they were
> available? I have three on my 'fridge, they sure stand the test of time...
> nothing looks better.
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> A set of Riv Cloi
That is some beautiful brazing. Wow.
On Jun 1, 8:55 pm, Brian Campbell wrote:
> I am not sure if this is on topic but I will give it a whirl. A while back
> there were some photos on the Riv site showing a bare Ritchey built tandem
> stripped and on it way to getting painted. I can't find those p
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