The Clem H is not being discontinued or anything like that since it seems to be
popular for them ! Only Riv knows why they do not state on the sale page that
new models and colors are coming in October, which is clearly stated in the
Blug. It seems different people may be updating each each or
Correction .,,, that's "any ways" ! Sheeesh ☺it sure would be nice if
we could simply edit these things, I mean hey, are we using typewriters or is
what ? Ahahahahaha !
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I really 42mm GB EL Hetres with the sks fenders for a while. Tight but
manageable. I've been running the 1.75" parimotos for about 2 years now under
berthoud steel fenders and want to compass tires next... I saw the new BSP 42's
are going to be wider and tube less compatible which has me worri
I will add this about the sensation called "sporty" from this perspctive..
I find with 700c tires that tires in the 28-38mm range offer the best all
around balance of everything. For road bikes, I grew up riding 27 x 1" to
1-1/4" tires and later raced on 700c 25mm tires. I have nothing but p
While the Roadini as is doesn't have the length I'd need and it's not meant for
sweep back bars, that blue shade sure is pudy ! All this gives me more
ideas for a custom though ☺ A sweep back(and higher) bar pure road bike ! I
imagine the exact frame dimensions of my Bomba except with
I'm more than a little tempted to scoop one up. Even with the wheelset, it
would be a relatively gentle introduction to the world of Riv. I've just
got to see how a few things work out.
Thanks again, y'all.
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The Bombadini ☺ I just couldn't help it !
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New in box 26" Schwalbe SV13
They are $9 on Compass pre-shipping, I'll ship for $8 total.
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Officially FS
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Pinarello-Montello-Campagnolo-Columbus-SLX-/253084958341?hash=item3aed09fe85:g:k-UAAOSwdl9ZicNm
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Thanks!
On Monday, August 7, 2017 at 6:32:42 PM UTC-4, lconley wrote:
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> On Monday, August 7, 2017 at 3:05:57 PM UTC-4, MartyG wrote:
> > Would love to see it - the one I have is marginal. Thanks.
> >
> > On Monday, August 7, 2017 at 1:47:28 PM UTC-4, lconley wrote:
> > I have a bronze versi
I've actually had good luck at Walgreen's - if they have a photo section.
When I lived in Chicago the local Walgreen's had a really nice printer, and
the quality was quite good. They often have sales on poster-size prints
too.
On Monday, August 7, 2017 at 5:08:18 PM UTC-4, Reed Kennedy wrote:
Remember when Riv stuff came on paper in the mail and 650B was that crazy idea
that would never catch on? Good times!
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No pictures yet, but decided to sell his past weekend after a successful
ride through the Tillamook forest on a new-to-me Jones Bike.
The bike was built by Rivendell for a friend of mine (who purchased for his
father). I'm the second owner. It has not seen much use and is in excellent
condition
price does not include shipping. The bike is in Portland, Oregon. I could
probably deliver it to many places in California or Southern Oregon.
On Tuesday, August 8, 2017 at 8:53:28 AM UTC-7, allenmichael wrote:
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> No pictures yet, but decided to sell his past weekend after a successful
> ride t
Hi John,
I've used the Velo Orange aluminum fenders on three different bikes and
find them to be great. Lightweight, easier to install than SKS. I have a
pair of their 65mm fenders in the garage awaiting their new bike. I'll be
running these with Compass Snoqualmie Pass as well. Like the other
I've been waiting for someone to mention this. I scanned the newsletter 3
times to find more information on the Clem based on the title and nothing
was detailed on it. I assumed that another communication would be
forthcoming to discuss the topic but nothing to date has been brought up
about
Do you have any pictures?
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I'm using 52mm Velo Orange Zeppelins on Snoqualmie Pass tires with no issues.
They're not overly roomy but I'm OK with what I've got. They'd be good with
anything smaller, i.e., 42, 40, or 38. I've wrangled with Honjo installations
before and these were much easier, even though they employ the s
I'll be there to ride the 100K. I'm riding alone so would love to meet other
100K riders st the start so I don't have to suffer alone. Looking to ride and
enjoy the challenge without it being a race to the finish. PM me if you want to
meet up!
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I'll take some pictures the first chance I get. Maybe tomorrow.
On Tuesday, August 8, 2017 at 8:53:28 AM UTC-7, allenmichael wrote:
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> No pictures yet, but decided to sell his past weekend after a successful
> ride through the Tillamook forest on a new-to-me Jones Bike.
>
> The bike was built b
Hello to All! Severe spinal arthritis forces the sale of my two Clems. Both
are H models,59cm. Both have Schwalbe Big Apple tires, ergonomic grips, Planet
Bike Fenders,and MKS King Grip pedals The green one has a Planet Bike rear
rack.
The Butternut is in pristine showroom condition, and I'm
I've been using a cheapo tool to cut cables and housing forever, but it's
always a clunky process that results in frayed cables and/or frustration. I
hate cutting housing so much that I just left my housing way too long when I
recently changed my shifters.
Just did a quick search to see what's
Jim-
Sorry to hear you're having health issues. Where are you located? Do you have
any pictures?
Thanks,
Tim
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Berthoud makes 60mm steel fenders, which are excellent as well. I had them
on my Hunqapillar before I sold it.
René
On Tue, Aug 8, 2017 at 12:56 PM Bill wrote:
> I'm using 52mm Velo Orange Zeppelins on Snoqualmie Pass tires with no
> issues. They're not overly roomy but I'm OK with what I've go
Rob
Thanks for the 2 RR articles. I vaguely remember these, but not paying
full attention at the time. GP was certainty besting the 650B drum at the
time and it seems history proved him much more right than wrong
John Hawrylak
Woodstown NJ
On Tuesday, August 8, 2017 at 11:44:13 AM UTC-4, rob
Tim I have been using Klein side cutters for years but buying a pair of
Park or Felco's will be very. Satisfying
On Tue, Aug 8, 2017 at 6:10 PM Tim O. (Portland, OR) <
timothycharles...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I've been using a cheapo tool to cut cables and housing forever, but it's
> always a clunky
I use Park’s cable cutter for cables, but I prefer using a Dremel and a small
cutting wheel for the housing. The Park cutter kind of munches up the housings;
a cutting wheel makes a nice, straight, flat cut.
--Eric Norris
campyonly...@me.com
@CampyOnlyguy (Twitter/Instagram)
> On Aug 8, 2017, a
Park CN-10 and Felco C-3 are classic choices, and should last any home
mechanic multiple lifetimes.
Bill Lindsay
El Cerrito, CA
On Tuesday, August 8, 2017 at 3:10:01 PM UTC-7, Tim O. (Portland, OR) wrote:
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> I've been using a cheapo tool to cut cables and housing forever, but it's
> always a
https://buffalo.craigslist.org/bik/d/rivendell-clem-smith-jr/6251696071.html
https://buffalo.craigslist.org/bik/d/rivendell-clem-smith-jr/6220913096.html
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I've had the Park for ages, and my recent Pedro's kit purchase has a cutter.
Bike shops use separate tools for housing and inner wire, but I use one cutter
for both. The trick when cutting housing is to put a piece of scrap wire in the
end to keep the hole round and cut. Then grab a flat file to
Get the expensive Shimano one.
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Check out planet bike alx, which are their aluminum version. Easier to install
than velo orange.
65 mm version
http://ecom1.planetbike.com/ALX29Medium.html
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I just replaced a pair of Park CN-10's with a new pair. Mine had become dull
from cutting a multitude of other things from cables to zipties. FWIW In order
to improve longevity my LBS recommended using the CN-10 for housing only and
have a quality side cutter on hand for cables. I would avoid u
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00125KG9C/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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I've heard this phrase, "side cutter", for years. What does it look like?
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Hi Joe,
I recommend getting separate cutters for both housing and cables. Get a
rotary tool for cutting the housing and a good cable cutter for cables.
Using a typical cable cutter closes the metal casing of the housing and
does not leave a square edge. In addition, you will need a awl to reopen
Hi Tim,
I use two cheapo tools I bought on Amazon. I'll try to link to them below,
but here's what I've learned: spend a few bucks more. Pedro's tools makes a
cable cutter that's widely available for $25 or so that I'm sure is better.
My cable cutter works okay, but has started dulling after on
I'm located in western New York State. I can't for the life of me figure out
how to post pictures, but if you go to Buffalo Craigslist, for sale, bikes and
do a search for Rivendell, they will both pop up with pictures. Thanks for
your interest. Jim
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I get a 404 error on the link...
eric
Ontario
On Aug 8, 2017 10:30 PM, "tdusky" wrote:
> Hello
>
> Rivendell Atlantis 64cm
>
> 2006 Toyo build
>
> Shimano Ultegra headset
>
> Front Wheel
>
> 36 spokes DB stainless
>
> Velocity Synergy Rim
>
> Shimano Deore XT rim Riv Build
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>
> Rear wheel
>
>
Try this
https://goo.gl/photos/8HBmerj3Kkxo1aKs6
Thanks'
Tom
On Tue, Aug 8, 2017 at 10:38 PM, Eric Floden wrote:
> I get a 404 error on the link...
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> eric
> Ontario
>
> On Aug 8, 2017 10:30 PM, "tdusky" wrote:
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>> Hello
>>
>> Rivendell Atlantis 64cm
>>
>> 2006 Toyo build
>>
>> Shimano Ulteg
For cables I use Hozan or Park, they both work well. For housing I use a
Dremel with a cut off wheel.
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I got my Cheviot-green 52 CLEM L (complete) today; a couple of interesting
notes: It uses a 9-speed drivetrain instead of 8 from the first run, and the
SunRace upside-down-backwards friction shifters are the higher-level series
with a click or friction option on the left-supposed-to-be-right shi
FWIW, master mechanics I know use the best cutters available (Park Pro and
Felco in equal numbers) and still use a dental pick to round out the
housing ends.
I have a Dremel and love using it for many jobs. But too much time is
wasted pulling it out, attaching the cutting wheel, plugging it i
I use the Park and, as Eric pointed out, it does smash the ends. Really sturdy
with nice crimpers for cable ends. It helps to rotate them while cutting but I
still end up reopening the ends with an awl. I'm sure an ice pick or any
similar tool will do.
John
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I'm in need of some assistance and am hoping some of you here might have
thoughts and be able to offer suggestions. I purchased a NOS Saluki/Hilsen
from Riv at the beginning of the year and built it up. It's been ridden,
but not much (it's a second Riv for me). My husband and I agreed that we
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I'll repeat my tip 'cause I think it got missed: Cutting the housing (Park
cutter) with a scrap piece of cable inside helps keep the end round. A dental
pick to finish it is still a good idea.
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On Tuesday, August 8, 2017 at 10:18:23 PM UTC-7, Joe Bernard wrote:
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> I'll repeat my tip 'cause I think it got missed: Cutting the housing (Park
> cutter) with a scrap piece of cable inside helps keep the end round. A
> dental pick to finish it is still a good idea.
What I've taken to doing
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