Every thing I have heard on this thread makes perfect sense, but here in
Michigan the law still requires the left hand signals exclusively. It's
not as if anybody enforces it, we use whatever will be visible (maybe
flares?). In the final analysis, the legality, visibility and usefulness
are i
Weird. In PA we have to do all from the left too. Did not know that.
-J in PHL
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This is excessively cynical. It is not at all irrelevant for a cyclist to
obey the law where appropriate and where not to do what ever keeps him safe
-- which means, to ride predictably and reasonably as part of traffic where
this is possible.
I've had motorists tell me in effect to get off the ro
Golly, I drive a car, does this make me a 'cager'?
I suspect most of us are guilty of this car thing.
Us vs them doesn't work so well when many of us are both us and them.
-JimD
On Nov 17, 2012, at 8:58 AM, Marc Irwin wrote:
> Every thing I have heard on this thread makes perfect sense, but h
Hi Patrick,
Here in Oz lots of people I know (or have seen around the place) who eschew
racks and other sensible things, invest in an omni-directional light such
as the Niteflux Redzone. These will clip very securely onto a bag loop and
it matters not a jot where the are pointed as long as its g
Woody's Flat Wood Fenders are SOLD!
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Power Grips are SOLD!
And with that, only the lonely 105 cranks remain.
Thanks again for the housekeeping help, folks.
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...and the 105 rear derailleur and the Avocet Touring II saddle are now
SOLD!
For those playing along at home, that leaves the 105 double crankset, the
Power Grips, and Woody's fenders, which measure out to about 38 or 39mm
wide.
Thanks again, all!
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One more vote for the PDW Fenderbots. I've had 'em on my Longboards for a
couple years with absolutely no issues. They're quite light.
On Monday, November 12, 2012 10:15:10 PM UTC-8, Michael wrote:
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> What did you mount, and how did it work out?
> Are the 'boards strong enough to hold the weight
I am looking to purchase a Rivendell for my wife and thought I would take a
shot in the dark in hopes that someone was interested in selling a 47- 50
cm Sam Hillborne, Atlantis, Saluki or AHH.
Thanks
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Moustache bars, Midge bars, random cool seatpost, and Rolls saddle are all
SOLD. Thanks!
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I am not sure if this got posted, the original Sidi touring shoes as sold
by RIvendell, New in Box, size 45. Perfect in every way. Doubtful you will
find another pair
$175
Please email me directly at
JRStern11 (at) gmail (dot) (com)
My attachment is too large so I can send images to your emai
Hi Michael,
THANK YOU very much! Had been scouring major cities looking within the
Craigslist Forum and did not know about this link.
Gratefully, Erin
> Hi Erin,
>>
> This is a great place to start a search for a Rivendell. I hope you can
> get one soon.
>
> You can also search all
The way I mount my blinky to the rear wheel area is to use one of the Paul
Gino light mounts
http://paulcomp.com/ginolightmount.html
I then use the seatpost clamp that came with the PB blinky.
The Gino mounts are useful for a few things. I've got a headlight mounted
on the mid-fork blade m
If there happen to be two such rivs to be had I am in the same boat. :)
JL
On Nov 17, 2012 12:05 PM, "shawn" wrote:
> I am looking to purchase a Rivendell for my wife and thought I would take
> a shot in the dark in hopes that someone was interested in selling a 47- 50
> cm Sam Hillborne, Atlant
Although they are a bit more than buying a used frame or bike there are three
such items on the Riv website. Actually four if you count the pink custom
frame.
$1500 for the Toyo AHH frame new with headset is a decent price.
Dan
Marin
On Nov 17, 2012, at 12:51 PM, J L wrote:
> If there ha
I have a 52cm Bombadil that needs a home. :-)
On Nov 17, 2012 4:00 PM, "Dan McNamara" wrote:
> Although they are a bit more than buying a used frame or bike there are
> three such items on the Riv website. Actually four if you count the pink
> custom frame.
>
>
> $1500 for the Toyo AHH frame new
Those are a riot. But I think they might be upside down. :-)
On Wednesday, November 14, 2012 8:51:39 PM UTC-8, Patrick Moore wrote:
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>
> http://www.classiclightweights.co.uk/bikes/merlin-freeman-rb.html
>
> =--
>
> -
> Patrick Moore, Albuquerque, NM, USA
> For professiona
51cm atlantis on the ebay. An older frame but at $750 BIN a good deal.
On Nov 17, 2012 4:14 PM, "Peter Morgano" wrote:
> I have a 52cm Bombadil that needs a home. :-)
> On Nov 17, 2012 4:00 PM, "Dan McNamara" wrote:
>
>> Although they are a bit more than buying a used frame or bike there are
>>
Thanks for alerting me to this; it's going to the archive. It looks ideal,
and I'd spring if it didn't cost $100. Here is a decent youtube
illustration (the anecdote about the old lady rearending the speaker at 8
am in the morning makes me want to wear a helmet again).
http://www.youtube.com/watch
Thanks, Mike: an option I've not considered. I've hesitated to mount a rear
light down by the dropout because I so often shove this bike (Fargo) into a
car -- will have to review my reluctance. Wonder if it could be mounted
inboard of the dropout on the left side -- prolly not b/c of the disk
brake
I have two mid-seat stay braze ons on both my Rivs. I keep two PDW RadBot 1000s
mounted on each bike, set in solid mode, not flash. My ideal lighting situation
if they were solar powered.
-J
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I drive and bike equally. I also bus and train a bit. The worst specimens of
all those who take a form of transit are those who set no a dichotomy (or
quadchotomy?) of exclusivity. I loathe terrible drivers and cyclists equally.
Buses terrify me with their blatant disregard for the law here in
Shawn:
You should probably see what size your wife should be riding using
Riv's sizing info. With their program you should be able to hit the
size within a couple of cm. IME the smaller the rider & bike the more
important it is to correctly hit the sizing.
My wife is 5'2" & rides a 47 cm Atlant
Wonder if that Carradice bag is actually a really, really faded green bag.
I've seen that happen before. I believe Derrick in southern California has
a similar looking one on his Redwood.
Eric Platt
St. Paul, MN
(whose Carradice Barley is starting to fade, but no where near to a tan
colour yet)
That 48cm Sam is a raging deal at $2200 for a complete bike. There's also
the lovely Betty Foy frame for $1050. You're not likely to find a small
used Riv that is significantly cheaper than that.
Joe Bernard
Vallejo, CA.
On Saturday, November 17, 2012 4:31:32 PM UTC-8, dougP wrote:
> Shawn:
Yes, Eric, the Carradice is a somewhat faded green. It is mine, and it is
also coated with a fair amount of gravel dust. I brush the dust off
occasionally, but can't keep up with the accumulation.
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Also curious about availability of said Quickbeam.
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If you are inclined to try making a bag yourself or buy some yardage to
have one made, the British tan here:
http://www.rockywoods.com/Fabrics-Kits/Canvas-and-Cotton-Duck-Fabrics/Dyed-08-Cotton-Duck-Fabric-By-The-Yard
is pretty close, if not an exact match for your tan acorn, depending on
when it
That was posted last year, looks like... It's most likely long gone by
now...
- Andrew
On Saturday, November 17, 2012 7:11:37 PM UTC-8, Abcyclehank wrote:
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> Also curious about availability of said Quickbeam.
>
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