The rack I would recommend vigorously for fork tips of that kind is the
Nitto 27F. Here's a link from Alex's:
https://alexscycle.com/collections/racks/products/nitto-front-campee-cross-27-for-700c-1
The ends are all steel. They dogleg to find the under-the-fork-tip boss,
and have an integrate
I used that combo for years before purchasing a Riv Nitto Basket Rack.
Highly recommend it. It's hard to overload it considering the space
constraints of the medium wald.
On Sunday, March 15, 2020 at 5:21:04 PM UTC-4, Eric G@rs wrote:
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> I’m looking to outfit my Homer with a front basket rathe
Finally getting some dusty frames off the wall now that I have some time at
home. Open to questions and offers. Prices do not include shipping. I will
pack, and charge actual Bikeflights or ShipBikes delivery. Photos
here: https://photos.app.goo.gl/axtohyjzEyJBC3fW9
*59cm Custom Road.* Will run
Good to know, Justin. I should have my butt in the saddle of the new build
by Thursday. Full report coming!
On Sunday, March 15, 2020 at 5:21:04 PM UTC-4, Eric G@rs wrote:
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> I’m looking to outfit my Homer with a front basket rather than rear and
> considering Mark’s rack as it is seems small
I have a handful of Riv gift cards from past holidays and birthdays that
I've been wanting to use. Now doesn't seem like the best time, though,
given the current financial and shelter-in-place circumstances. What's most
helpful for the company right? Placing an order, holding onto the cards,
bu
Good thing your Clem L is over 6 feet 🦶 🦶 🦶 🦶 🦶 🦶 long so you Riv Girls can
know how far to remain away from each other while posing for pictures!
Bonus points 1-0 for Roberta changing a tire; that will be activity 3 in my
free Girls 👩🏻🔧 bike mechanics 🧰 101 demonstration.
Ryan Hankinson
West
Buying more is likely best for them.
Best regards,
Matt B
Oswego, IL
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That’s also a great recommendation for your favorite restaurant. Buy gift
certificates now to help them through these times, then enjoy it later when we
can start being social again.
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> On Mar 17, 2020, at 9:13 AM, Matt Beecher
My best "almost-crash" story:
When I was an undergrad at Stanford, back when dinosaurs roamed the earth
and we did all our assignments on clay tablets (late '80's), I was biking
to class one day and had an epic almost crash. For context, Stanford is a
large campus, so there are a LOT of cyclist
I've had good luck commuting with tubed Soma Shikoro in 700x38 or 48 widths.
https://www.somafab.com/archives/product/shikoro-tr-700c-x-48mm
I've also used Donnely (formely clement) X'Plor MSO 700 X 50 on my gravel
touring bike tubeless with good sucess.
On Friday, March 13, 2020 at 3:31:41 PM
Do I get extra points for it being the rear tire?
Kudos to you for teaching bike mechanics and for the girls for learning. I
didn’t know how to change a tube until I was an adult.
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I admittedly have at least one good crash a year, mostly simple commuting
in the snow/ice crashes that might dent my helmet a bit, but don't really
rise to the level of a good story.
That said, one of my "best" bike crash stories is the traditional young
kid, fast bike, big hill story.
It sta
The answer to most questions is: It depends. For example:
If you have a handful of gift cards, adding up to $40 and you want to buy
$300 worth of stuff, then the best thing is to place the order and use your
gift cards.
If you have a handful of gift cards adding up to $2000 and you want to b
Looks good! Sent from Mail for Windows 10 From: IsaacSent: Tuesday, March 17, 2020 11:51 AMTo: RBW Owners BunchSubject: [RBW] Re: daily post ur riv Hello, This is my first post. I’ve been reading the Google group for a while and very much appreciate the information and photos of such wonderful bik
I prefer the included mounting hardware from Wald. It's solid, requires no
rack, is easier to install (i.e. non-invasive to brakes, no diving boards &
bending struts), supports just as much weight, and is way cheaper. I always
thought the reason to go with the rack is that in theory it can look
Grilled Cheezus! That's a treasure trove at spectacular prices. I've got
wheelsets for these framesets. So if YOU buy them and want wheels, let me
know. If you don't buy these framesets, I'm going to have a hard time
resisting. I think my first knee-jerk purchase would be the Hunqapillar.
Welcome to the group Isaac! Your Homer is a beauty.
Best,
Rich in ATL
On Tue, Mar 17, 2020 at 12:51 PM Isaac wrote:
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>
> This is my first post. I’ve been reading the Google group for a while and
> very much appreciate the information and photos of such wonderful bikes.
> This is my A.
I second Mike’s motion. I use the standard Wald hardware on both of my
basket bikes, and it works fine.
Eric
On Tuesday, March 17, 2020, Mike Packard wrote:
> I prefer the included mounting hardware from Wald. It's solid, requires no
> rack, is easier to install (i.e. non-invasive to brakes, no
Hey Karl,
Potentially interested in either one of those wheelsets. A couple of
details for each needed first:
What is the
1. OLD?
2. Spoke count?
3. Cassette compatibility? I'm assuming that WI hub is 8(9/10)spd...
- Teague in Boise
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Hey folks,
Like most, this home time has my mind racing with bike projects. I’ve thought
about a Choco set up on my Sam for a while, and Riv’s out. I’ll likely buy a
stem from them, but does anyone have a Choco Bar they’d like to move along?
Erik, PHL
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Whelp, I have a custom arriving shortly and a Frank Jones in mid-build, so this
one is about to become slightly redundant for me. Your turn to ride it! My
original plan was to sell frame + wheels only, but it's such a nice build for a
shorter-ish person that I thought I'd offer the whole schlamo
Contact stuff because the PM feature here is miserable:
joeremi62 gmail com
Text 415 786 4623
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I'm looking for a pair of nice, light aluminum fenders with a pattern, no
plain, please, in new or as-new condition, with hardware.
Before I buy from VO, whatcha got?
Thanks.
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Oh, and I'm also looking for:
1. A Tektro cantilever housing stop to be mounted on a 1" quill, and:
2. A stem binder bolt long enough for a Pearl stem, wedge-type nut, in case
it matters. A few mm in length either way is fine; this is for another stem
(*) but Pearl is a good standard.
(*) Cut-do
i have a nice rear nitto rack with the extra bag bar
one of our troop,
kim has an unused rear saddlesack medium
i dont know what she wants for it but she would like to sell it
feel free to call me
Bo
bellingham
206 8235 oh70
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I’ll send it all to you Bill! I may be able to personally fly it cheaper at
this point!
Karl
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All except lights for shipping.
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Lights sold.
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Erik,
I have a new one I did not use I can pass on. What kind of stem are you
interested in. May be able to give you a deal on both.
Ryan Hankinson
West Michigan
(616)928-4226
Can not DM currently but text for pics etc if desired
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Who is holding the 56cm 650 Hunqas?
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I have one! A great bike, but every thing is for sale at the right price!
Erl
Kensington, MD, USA
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Old? Sorry, not that technical. Explain and I’ll figure out
Spokes: white industries 40-40
Phil Wood 36 rear/32 front
Cassette: 8/9 speed Phil. I know 8 for the White.
Thanks
Karl
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> Hey Karl,
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> Potentially inter
Challenge thrown!
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I really don't crash all too often and generally when I do they are hardly
memorable.
I wouldn't chalk it up to skill (although several years of mountain bike
racing certainly helped) or even over-cautiousness, more than likely just
the experience of riding a bike for 51 years and kind of know
Over locknut dimension: “What is the minimum spacing needed for the wheels?”
130 or 135mm?
Cheers,
Matt B
Oswego, IL
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As the poet once put it: “A million space bucks!”
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I hit a curb with my right pedal and flipped over the handlebars. Wasn't
paying attention then went into slow motion. Keep your distance! (glad I
learned that lesson in my 20's).
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Hi Karl,
Is that a TOYO, MUSA, or MIT Atlantis? What else can you tell us about it?
Thank you.
-Matthew
On a 56 cm Atlantis that might be too small
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I just put on 700c x 2" Schwalbe Big Apples a few rides back. They feel
different than the Riddler 45's I was riding, in a way I can't put my finger
on, but they're fine.
- Matthew
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Worst crash? Fifty mile fixed gear ride out through Occidental and Guerneville
in Sonoma County. Hustling back to the house so I could pick up my son from
kindergarten, I turned into my neighbors’ brick driveway a little too fast.
Bike slid out on the wet bricks, and I thought, “Oh, I’ll just ca
Those boots look great, I spent part of my Sunday tuning up my Red Wings with
leather prep and polish that I got from the RW store in town. Well worth the
trouble. It’s enjoyable to keep something good in full fettle.
Philip
Santa Rosa, Cal.
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After mulling over the Oh! So many possibilities! I am now leaning hard
toward those Redwing Moc Toed boots. I had a pair of doubtless lower
quality LL Bean boots very much like those, that I used and abused for
years, and they were very comfortable and practical; but I'm sure that the
Redwings are
Oh my gosh, Philip. You made it all the way home and nearly died in your
driveway.
Also, I’m shocked at how many of you have flown over your handlebars. And that
you seem to have escaped broken ribs and necks. I now think about your stories
on my rides and am imagining all the ways I might al
Also check thorogood, if going the mock toe route. Equal in quality to redwing,
or at least were 4-5 years ago at a fraction of the price. I’ve actually have a
thorogood pair that outlasted a redwing pair that is waiting for a resole.
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