Leah's video wonderfully shows that you don't need anyone or anything
telling you, instructing you or in any way influencing you on how to ride a
bike. You just get up and go, no one can tell you how to do that and all
attempts to do so are futile as no help is required or even possible !
I think you can helpfully advise on technique and equipment; cycling isn't a
thing you are born doing. I do agree there's a limit to this approach, and I'm
especially sensitive to it on a largely male-dominated forum where it can be
too easy to slip into sexist notions of "telling the little lad
Beautiful photos. Looks great in the graffiti’ed skatepark. What bars are
those?
I love that people are invoking the soda can shim. Fond memories of “Zen and
the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance” (beer can rather than soda).
John
Niles, CA
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Thanks! I just purchased the Bosco Bars, new fro Rivbike. Still looking
for Berthoud saddle.
Best,
Jason
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Mark's rack is great for a medium Wald basket. I even ran a large Wald on
mine for about a year with longer struts extended down to the upper dropout
eyelet for extra stability. I currently have the NItto basket rack but it's
twice as expensive and probably not twice as good.
On Thursday, Ja
Do to some life issues I have had to take a bunch of time off riding and I
have a bunch of Riv stuff just sitting around that I need to get rid of.
The listed prices *include shipping *to CONUS using the priority mail;
payment via paypal is preferred. If you would like pictures of anything,
jus
Hi Ryan,
I'll take the Paul thumbies and the bar end shifters if they're available.
Max
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> have a bunch of Riv stuff just sitting around that I need to g
I love Velocity rims and own both models you mentioned. Weight was never a
factor in my choice since all of my Rivs are already heavy. A few ounces
won't make a difference for me. I have an Appaloosa that I use for extended
tours and overnight camping trips, a Sam Hillborne that is my roadish bi
Hey Max, they are still available. I will send you and email with payment
info. Thanks.
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> I'll take the Paul thumbies and the bar end shifters if they're available.
> Max
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Hey there group. I’m wondering if anyone has a 62 or 60( they were made in
this size in the early runs) Sam Hillborne that isn’t getting ridden much.
I’m hoping for an older model, pre- LWB. Thank you! -Mike
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In line with my downsizing goal for 2020 - I'm listing for sale my 62
SimpleOne.
I'll upload photos soon, but the bike is in great condition with just a few
scratches here and there from normal use. The green paint is beautiful and
it rides great - I really hope I don't regret selling this one
Edit on my original post: I actually swapped the cockpit so the Albatross
handlebar is mounted regular not inverted.
Max
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> In line with my downsizing goal for 2020 - I'm listing for sale my 62
> SimpleOne.
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> I'll upload photos s
The Paul Thumbies and bar end shifters have been sold.
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Pm sent.
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Ryan: Sorry to hear of your riding hiatus; I hope it is a short one and
that all is generally well.
If I needed another saddlebag, $150 for a Med Saddlesack is a steal.
Someone please buy it to take it out of my reach. I've used both M and L
Saddlesacks, and IME, the M is the ideal size.
On Sat,
In the winter I run narrower tires because of fenders and I'm currently using
Jack Brown Blue. I really like Compass tires and have not tried the Compass
tires in the same width. I ride mixed surfaces but mostly pavement. If you have
what did you think and which model?
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Hey folks-
Looking for 2 Brooks Cambium C19 saddles. I would like 1 to be the All-Weather
Carved version, the other I’m not picky about. Would love to grab a short-nosed
“women’s version” if anyone is still holding that discontinued model.
Thanks!
-Justin, Oakland
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Hey Carla! If your winter riding includes snow, knobbies, otherwise the
slick herringbone is the way to go for mixed terrain that doesn't get loose
or technical. Just pick the same width as your Jack Browns, unless you've
room to go up a wee bit. If flats are an issue, you can go for endurance,
Holy heck, Joe, it’s true about helping me out of mechanical messes. That has
also been a group effort here on this List. You guys are all wonderful and I
ought to give you half my kingdom. I’m pretty sure there was a collective sigh
of relief when I finally put the last piece of my Clem L in pl
Medium Saddlesack has been sold.
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Banana sack has sold. Thanks!
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I have a 60cm 2010 Waterford Hillborne single top tube frameset in metallic
orange.
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Met a friend at the Sandia Pueblo commuter rail station for a nice
northward loop through Bernalillo and Algodones and the Santa Ana Pueblo
and return; the early morning cold (~23*F when I took my dog for an early
"run the evil out of him" run before the ride) quickly warmed with the sun,
so that i
Patrick,
Lovely ride report. I enjoyed especially your description of the landscape. I
can almost picture those cottonwoods, mountains, and blue sky. I’m glad you
got to begin the New Year with such a lovely ride.
All the best,
Erl
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Nice story, nicely written. Thanks.
Jack - also an Edward Abbey fan, and I don't care a whit if some of his
non-fiction was (reportedly) largely fictionalized
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Hey Justin, PM sent.
Tom
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> Looking for 2 Brooks Cambium C19 saddles. I would like 1 to be the
> All-Weather Carved version, the other I’m not picky about. Would love to
> grab a short-nosed “women’s version
Max is selling his 2015 black 62:
https://groups.google.com/forum/m/#!topic/rbw-owners-bunch/WC7xcrahvYM
Tom
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Oh Boy-
I hate friction shifting with modern cogs, ie the ones designed for index
shifting. I tried to use friction with these cogs and got nothing but ghost
shifts when I stood up or pedaled hard.
Friction is best with an old Suntour six speed freewheels.
I like vinyl and film. But I jammed my
Hi Leah,
My Clem is coming along. I’m finally putting my fenders on today and taking
off the front rack. I’ll put a rear rack on for now. Like you I still haven’t
melded completely with the Clem. I love it, but it’s such a different creature
that it takes some time to get used to. The leng
Keith, I FEEL EXACTLY AS YOU DO. This Clem is a different creature - you’re
exactly right - and it takes getting used to. I’m still tinkering with mine and
I’ve had it for a couple of months. Do you know what I did tonight? Committed
the cardinal sin of saddle adjustment. I moved the saddle forw
Thanks Tom.
Mike, I sent you a pm. Let me know if you have any questions or if you want
more photos.
Max
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I'm starting to think making the 52cm Clem bigger than it used to be was a bad
idea...
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This is what I use for my Wald 137 on my Hillborne and it's perfect. The
platform fits the base of the basket perfectly - not required, but helps
rigidity.
https://rawlandcycles.com/collections/gear/products/raidoverks-demiporteur-rack
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