Thanks for sharing -- looks like an awesome trip, and great work on the film!
On Sat, Oct 13, 2012 at 8:51 PM, BSWP wrote:
> What a great short! Fun riding, sweet bikes, e molti baffi. We are
> unstoppable...
>
> - Andrew, Berkeley
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> On Saturday, October 13, 2012 10:12:15 AM UTC-7, lungimsam
Interesting Why do my repsonses to Patrick keep being deleted. Not by
me I might add.
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> But won't I need a new rear derailer also, since the one I have has a
> short arm?
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It's technically feasible to run a short rear derailer with a triple, but
you'll have excess slack in the chain if you use the small-small
chainring/rear-cog combo. If you're interested, I have a "9-speed" Shimano
105 long-cage rd for sale. Shiny silver, one very small nick near the cable
fixin
It stands to reason that if a regular road bike with 700 wheels and
short-reach brakes can be 650b-ized, you could reverse-engineer a Bleriot.
I think a young guy at RBW HQ has done it to an AHH.
Joe Bernard
Vallejo, CA.
On Friday, October 12, 2012 8:26:11 PM UTC-7, lungimsam wrote:
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News to me, too.
On Sun, Oct 14, 2012 at 9:25 AM, Mojo wrote:
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> I might add.
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You're going to love this bike.
Keep the rubber side down,
Michael
Westford, VT
On Saturday, October 13, 2012 7:18:59 PM UTC-4, Ryan Ray wrote:
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> I picked up that 66cm Ram on ebay. Makes me forget the near miss with a
> 64cm Green Ram earlier this year! Though green was my favorite color of t
Yes Charlie ! Grease Every pair of my BMX style Wellgo MG-1's have
little if any grease inside them. Like most of the cartridge bearing pedals
... the cartridge bearing is only on one end ! The rest they give all sorts
of terms but is essentially no bearing, but a bushing of the whole ax
I've run 700C wheels on my 650B Hilsen with short reach brakes.
On Sunday, October 14, 2012 12:45:01 PM UTC-7, Joe Bernard wrote:
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> It stands to reason that if a regular road bike with 700 wheels and
> short-reach brakes can be 650b-ized, you could reverse-engineer a Bleriot.
> I think a you
I tried a 700c Bleriot maybe 4-5 years ago. I think "normal" 57 mm brakes
worked with 700x28 and close clearances. To do it with 559 wheels, you'd need
extremely long reach brakes - probably not a good idea.
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Super excited for the chance to own the recently posted rbw protovelo bleriot,
and am starting to plan out racks.
Any interest in trading your nitto mark's rack for my nitto mini? Anyone have
personal experience with a marks rack on a bleriot? I've read that weight on
the front may not be the
I swear i couldnt find the shifters, my process was 1) bar ends...nope; 2)
downtubes...nope; 3) stem...nope; single speed...nope; 4) thumbies...nope; 5)
STI...Yep, I've been living in this Riv well for so long I simply wasn't
expecting them.
The bike looks awesome-enjoy!
-Jimmy
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Yup, the insurance should cover it. I work at a bike shop and we have
several calls a week from insurance companies asking for what a replacement
bike would cost for a bike that has been totalled. We also get people
looking at a replacement bike saying they'll come back to buy one once they
get
Thought some folks around here might be interested...
Acorn Tall Rando Bag - Ranger Tan.
I just got this and found that even the tall will be too short for my
needs, so a custom bag is in the works.
I set this up once on my bike to test the handlebar straps in use without a
decaleur. It worked
Bill, Patrick and others,
I don't know where all of you are, but if you are trying to purchase via
on-line stores that are out of stock, why not just try buying directly from
Carradice? I have done so on 2-3 occasions with a great outcome everytime,
especially as I have had my questions answere
Great, another 66 rider...means more competition...
Seriously though, congratuations, as Patrick says, photos and impressions
please. :-)
Aloha,
Bob
On Sat, Oct 13, 2012 at 1:37 PM, PATRICK MOORE wrote:
> Congrats; there is no turning back.
>
> And: we demand photos and first and later impres
Patrick,
I have been reading the Kojak thread and am resisting the urge to add
another great tire to my pile. I will wear out the JBs before moving on.
They give a nice ride for me.
I love the feel of the Legolas for all but fast curvy paved descents. With
trail in the low 60s, it is very st
Thanks, there isn't any metallic in the paint but the color changes in
different light. I'm running 10 speed Tiagra brifters w/ a 105 rear
derailleur, IRD Alpina D front derailleur and a Velo Orange triple crank. I
had 9 speed Tiagra brifters on my Cannondale and they never gave me any
trouble.
My 59cm Rivendell Road Standard, I have finally decided, is too small for
me. It has been a fabulous bike for me; but it is what it is — a road bike,
when really, I've wanted a touring bike.
Here are some photos, with the newest toward the bottom:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/fundenphoto/sets/
If you do it right, and if the insurance company is a decent one --
Hartford, SafeCo, Progressive, Kemper, Allstate, State Farm and the
like -- they actually prefer to settle a claim quickly as long as it
is documented, there is a police report, nothing looks irregular, and
the claimant is not bei
I'd try to trade the frame for a 61cm Hilsen, Atlantis or Ram. Someone
might want to trade and that would be the easiest. Then just swap parts.
On Fri, Oct 12, 2012 at 5:30 PM, Karl Fundenberger <
karl.fundenber...@gmail.com> wrote:
> My 59cm Rivendell Road Standard, I have finally decided, is to
Karl:
You might also add the serial # which gives the manufacture date. Yours
looks to be in the '95 - '96 range,
On Fri, Oct 12, 2012 at 7:30 PM, Karl Fundenberger <
karl.fundenber...@gmail.com> wrote:
> My 59cm Rivendell Road Standard, I have finally decided, is too small for
> me. It has bee
I was aiming at either a Tubus Luna or stainless steel Fly before I
was alerted to the Sackville Med on eBay yesterday.
TheTouringStoredotcom has the latter for $136 shipped and I know from
personal experience that, at least, the chromo model will handle 45 lb
with aplomb. There is a webstore offer
Those pics show a bicycle with a fistfull of seatpost. What dimension do
you find makes it seem too small?
Joe Bernard
Vallejo, CA.
On Sunday, October 14, 2012 4:58:02 PM UTC-7, Fullylugged wrote:
> Karl:
>
> You might also add the serial # which gives the manufacture date. Yours
> looks to
If the bike is set up correctly in the pictures then it looks like it fits
fine. If the issue is you just don't want a go fast road bike that is fine but
it looks good to me. If the parts will work on the bike you have in mind then
I would strip them and sell frame/fork/headset. What you may
Sometimes our physical activities are the only constant thing in our lives.
Enjoy every minute that you are active. Your body, mind and spirit will
appreciate it. I know mine does.
Just some things that keep me sane through the month:
Do something with a love one, to remind yourself that you hav
So I'm totally loving my SimpleOne... except that I live at the top of a
big hill, and it's too heavy a gear to pedal up the hill.
Then I saw one of those FSA Metropolis 2-speed cranks on eBay, and decided
to try it out. Well, I gotta tell you, this thing just plain WORKS, and it
WORKS WELL!
Shimano M324 pedals, used but hardly any sign of use, no cleats, $40 shipped.
Shimano M 520 pedals, used but hardly any sign of use, no cleats, $35 shipped
Surly Dingle fixed cog, 17/20, unused, $25 shipped.
Surly track cog, 21 t, new on package, $15 shipped.
Easton 1 1/8”, 10*, 11 cm, $12 ship
I get the occasional chainsuck on my Fargo; rarely but it happens. The
odd thing is that none of the most frequently described causes apply.
It always happens when I am downshifting from the 46 to the 36,
usually in the middle of the cassette; and I am habituated from
decades of use to ease up whe
Selling my railroad shirt, size large. Worn once and washed, no signs of
wear. * $60 shipped.*
Two icebreaker short sleeve merino tees, size XL, worn a few times but not
much, one is light blue and one is dark brown and light green. These fit
slimmer than other shirts like ibex, more like a re
Green and brown icebreaker is sold.
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Manny:
Implicit in your weekend adventures is that "It's always more fun on a
Rivendell".
Any front low rider rack sightings while you were at RBWHQ?
dougP
On Sunday, October 14, 2012 6:18:18 PM UTC-7, Manuel Acosta wrote:
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> Sometimes our physical activities are the only constant thing in
bingo is his name-o
http://flic.kr/p/djJpiN
Looks good so far.
On Sunday, October 14, 2012 8:01:30 PM UTC-7, dougP wrote:
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> Manny:
>
> Implicit in your weekend adventures is that "It's always more fun on a
> Rivendell".
>
> Any front low rider rack sightings while you were at RBWHQ?
>
> dou
Hey all - I am reading up on studded tire choices for my wife's betty,
which is 650b. Are there schwalbe marathon winters which fit?
If there are not, any tips on studded tires for 650b bikes?
Appreciate the help in advance.
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> Recently saw a documentary called "American Teacher". Got it at the local
> library on DVD.
> If being a teacher is really like it is portrayed in that movie, then *that
> is one brutal job*.
>
> I know a lady who teaches in my area. I asked her about it. When she
> started talking about
>
> If I was a kid in Walnut Creek, I'd ask the teacher if we can go on a
> field trip to Rivendell Bicycle Works.
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