Ooof, shipping on these is not cheap. Two people have bit but I think I
need to split the difference for shipping on the remaining bars...$90
shipped. (David and Erik you're grandfathered in ☺)
Thanks all!
On Sunday, March 29, 2020 at 11:34:55 PM UTC-4, Hetchins52 wrote:
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> Alex, I would lik
Thank you Joe, that is exactly the information I needed. Besides the tab
not fitting anywhere I thought the big washer was too thin and just set it
aside, but now I see that is not the case. I think I should be able to cut
and file the tab off pretty cleanly, and will be all set. If that doesn't
I’m running near the same setup on my Clem. Vintage Deore cranks with stock
Clem rings, GX Eagle RD, Eagle chain, Sunrace cassette, and Microshift 12spd
barcon. I’ve had no issues whatsoever. It shifts perfectly in index mode, but
friction is a little tricky.
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Any pics of the Ruthworks ultralight brevet?
On Saturday, March 28, 2020 at 1:22:09 AM UTC-4, Ahmed Elgasseir wrote:
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> Corona Clean Up of the Garage...
> Apologies in advance for any "For Sale" faux pas, as this is really my
> first attempt at selling stuff on here.
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> I am a Riv nerd with f
I'd buy a double 1-UP if I knew they could be adjusted to fit my Sam Hillborne
and my wife's Clem L. Problem is--both have SKS fenders.Otherwise, what are
my chances of obtaining a tilting rack for two bikes with fenders?
Dave in Kansas
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Semi-related: anyone have any luck mounting the new silver 2 shifters to a
quill stem shifter mount? When I called Riv they weren’t sure, I guess they
haven’t tried that yet. They mentioned that the older silver shifters work
fine that way though. I’m contemplating doing downtube shifters or qui
Thanks for pointing me in the direction of Gustin - they weren’t on my radar at
all. At first glance they do give off a Riv-ish vibe. I backed one of their
work shirts, it’s supposed to arrive in May, and if it meets expectations I
could see them becoming my go-to source of practical bike-friend
Dave, Saris makes tilting racks that support bikes with fenders. And they make
a long wheelbase bar for your Clem L!
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I seem to remember that the Saris platform rack did not tilt. Not
interested in a rack that hangs my bikes. Am I mistaken?
On Mon, Mar 30, 2020, 11:13 AM Bicycle Belle Ding Ding! <
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> Dave, Saris makes tilting racks that support bikes with fenders. And they
> make a
I run XO shifters on the IRD quill stem mount. They work just fine.
Bill Lindsay
El Cerrito, CA
On Monday, March 30, 2020 at 9:04:21 AM UTC-7, Bones wrote:
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> Semi-related: anyone have any luck mounting the new silver 2 shifters to a
> quill stem shifter mount? When I called Riv they weren’t
Looking to trade a set of silver crank arms, my 180 for your 170. I can send
pics if interested.
Thanks!
Jamin
Los Angeles
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Everyone, great discussion on the Cheviot attributes and capabilities. I’m
new to Riv family. Thanks.
Lyman
ATX
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> I hope they do a Blug post on the new Cheviot soon, Ann. Then we shall
> know all these vital details! And if they would like to
Mike: Yeah, it didn't look right to me when I first tried to put it all
together, either. I didn't find a washer for you but I'm glad I could steer you
in the right direction.
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So, what's left? :-)
- Max "in a baggy sort of way" in A2
On Monday, March 30, 2020 at 10:31:48 AM UTC-4, Ahmed Elgasseir wrote:
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> Sure, no problem.
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> thanks
> Ahmed
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> On Mon, Mar 30, 2020 at 7:27 AM Ian Terry > wrote:
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>> Any pics of the Ruthworks ultralight brevet?
>>
>> On
Going from a 35 lb bike to one in the low 20s is a reduction of what say 13
lbs, or over 33%. Start from the lighter bike and the increase is over 50%.
That is a fairly extreme comparison.
The RBW page states a 55 Roadeo frame is just under 4 lbs. In the pre MIT
days think I heard an Atlantis f
Ted, it's a matter of stiffness and feel, too. I believe the difference in
frames are more noticeable to the average rider on a big hill than your numbers
suggest.
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UPDATE on bags that are left:
Ruthworks Custom Brevet in brown canvas and leather - it was on a bike for
a hot minute and is in stellar condition - $125
Ruthworks Custom Standard Wedge in brown canvas and leather - Never used. -
$100
Ruthworks Ultralight Brevet in black, used on one ride but in l
Also, I believe the issue under discussion isn't strictly about dropping a
couple pounds from a Clem, it's (if I'm reading the tea leaves correctly): "I
would like a nice new lugged steel Riv mixte in metallic cranberry red, what's
the best path to this outcome?"
I have no stake in whether the
1Up did just put out the Wheel Stop accessory for helping secure bikes with
fenders. It looks like this clamps against the rear of the front wheel and
helps stabilize the bike. You still need the rear arm to rest against the rear
fender but it may need to be less firm? The Fender Cushion would a
I've banged this drum elsewhere and I figure since I'm about to accept delivery
on one myself, I should ask and answer the question myself and see what others
have to say.
I had a few things involved: 1. The basal arthritis (so far predominantly in my
right hand) has become enough of an issue
Yeah, I realize what I want might not be actually possible. And I hear you,
Ted, on weights of frames and stuff. I’m willing to go back to the drawing
board, though. The lovely stable ride of the Clem may come at a cost that I
can’t have in a whippier frame.
Will is working from home and thus a
I just ordered a custom because I want so many weird features that can't
possibly be found on a stock model:
Light "racing" type frame of light steel;
26" wheels;
~118 mm OL spacing (fixed wheel will be main wheel, bu I want a quick
on/quick off 114 mm OL AM hub wheel and related bits)
Internal li
I mean: on the right side, for easy on/off shifting bits.
On Mon, Mar 30, 2020 at 1:25 PM Patrick Moore wrote:
> ... Split cable housing stops on top tube and top of seat tube
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Any of my complimentary pairings would have to have one bike that's
relatively lively and suitable for comfy road tires, and the other would
have to have generous tire clearance and be able to carry a fair bit. An
AHH / Joe Appa combo would be my choice probably as of today, though I have
zer
Hey Joe,
My perhaps ill informed view is that once you get reasonably stiff more
stiff is not noticeable, and that rivs by and large are stiffer than what
the flexy frame proponents have in mind. E.g. one notable guy once told me
that an AHH was not a performance bike because it had oversize tu
I completely agree that there are a host of good reasons to get a RBW
custom, including "i want thinner tubes cause it's lighter and I just like
knowing that my bike is a bit lighter and not unnecessarily stout".
On Monday, March 30, 2020 at 11:39:02 AM UTC-7, Joe Bernard wrote:
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> Also, I beli
Hey Ted,
We could argue about this for days and drive everybody crazy, but we're
probably all a little crazy from the coronavirus lockdown already so I'll leave
it at stuff I've already said. If I haven't convinced readers of my POV by now,
I'm not going to get there. It's a new week and I'm go
Cool thanks Bill.
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Oy, crossposting! My reply is to the previous Ted reply, not the last Ted
reply. Have I said "reply" enough?
Joe "reply guy" Bernard
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I doubt many folks really "need" a custom. But there are loads of reasons
to want one, and if you can pay for it why not? There are lots of worse
ways to spend ones money.
I'd think the main reason to get one is wanting geometry and/or a mix of
features not available from a production model (as
Joe,
Ibid, and god bless. Have a great ride.
On Monday, March 30, 2020 at 12:45:29 PM UTC-7, Joe Bernard wrote:
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> Hey Ted,
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> We could argue about this for days and drive everybody crazy, but we're
> probably all a little crazy from the coronavirus lockdown already so I'll
> leave it at stu
Hehe, yeah, "need" is probably the wrong word in the thread title. It's more
like this: If you use your bike every day and would like certain features and a
certain look and you have the cash, pay up! A Riv Custom may be pricey, but
it's a heckuva lot cheaper than a new car.
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True, dat
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What would you do if you could only have one bicycle?
I’d just kill myself...
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To be honest, James, I'm getting closer to that minimalist ideal. I've bought
and sold a ton of bikes (they all said WE KNOW, JOE!) and often had four or
five around at one time. Even considering at least one was usually a folder
packed down into nothing in a closet, that's still a lot of bikes
It is an old joke. I have too many bikes and don’t want to get rid of any of
them.
I have my Rivendell Custom, which my wife got for me as a wedding gift.
I have my Colnago from 1986, which was repainted by JB in a color my wife
picked.
There is my Joe A, which is too pleasant to dump. I have a
"It is an old joke."
Oh, sorry James, my 'literal brain' tends to pick up things at face value (and
drives my friends crazy because I can't read between the lines).
What IS it with Bromptons?? I buy one, I don't end up using it much, I sell it,
I decide I need another one. I have a new one now
Bones, I just took the front bar-end silver shifter off the bar (Shimano)
and put it on the down tube, where the front shifter already was...it
honestly feels like it shifts better, for whatever reason, and it's just so
nice on the Roadini to have the bars less messy. My vote is downtube!
On M
Thanks for the input. I’ve never used either much, and I’ve been riding single
speed an awful lot the past few years, so I think I’d lean toward downtube
shifting for the simplicity of it.
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I currently ride a Soma San Marcos and an Appaloosa. For those not
familiar, the San Marcos frame was a collaboration between RBW and Soma
Fabrications. I think my San Marcos is closest to the Roadini, but I would
be very interested in hearing from someone who has ridden both as to the
simila
Agree. I went out this morning and found I had a flat rear tire (slow
leak!). So I put that bike away and took out my other bike. Assuming you
have the room, it is nice to have more than one bike. Otherwise, if you
really only want one bike, make sure you have extra wheels! Good Luck!
On Monday
BUMP. Common, people!
Do Large Royal Trunksacks even exist? Is that what I am to conclude?
I'm offering cash money!
On Friday, March 20, 2020 at 1:16:03 PM UTC-5, Nathan Mattia wrote:
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> I am looking for some Royal Blue Sackville bags to complete my Sam build.
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> I have an extra small Saddle
Ann, I nominate us both. Let’s go crash their company meeting. We’ll wear masks
and gloves. It will be fine.
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> I currently ride a Soma San Marcos and an Appaloosa. For those not familiar,
> the San
Very rare if it ever even existed. I don't remember seeing one, but there's a
blue small at Rivbike so maybe there's a few large out there somewhere.
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Shoot, forgot to add the actual reason I posted that post. Hit Will up at Will
@ Rivbike dot com, he may be able to dig one up for you. Next stop, John
Bennett on the Instagram, he's @rivelo.
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Thanks for the info -- comparing them on whatbars it looks like the
Jitenshas are narrower and have more sweep back actually. The Get Arounds
do seem more fun/adventurey/MTB-suitable with a whole 120mm in extra width,
and I could just keep my old 25.4 stem. Might have to give them a shot!
On Su
The drawback of the Jitensha bars is that the grip area is relatively short
and so you can't use brake levers with standard length grips.
On Monday, March 30, 2020 at 5:24:04 PM UTC-7, Samuel Huang wrote:
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> Thanks for the info -- comparing them on whatbars it looks like the
> Jitenshas are na
I’ve been buying stuff from Joe B. and chatting by text with him about Riv
bikes. I’ve been considering either a Clem L or an Atlantis. But, this topic is
making me strongly consider a Cheviot. I like the idea of a lower bar as my
flexibility ain’t what it used to be. I’m enjoying these comments
I won’t rehash how *I* feel about the Riv mixtes, because I’ve belabored that
point, but I’d be really excited for you got join the club with the rest of us.
I just don’t see the downside of a mixte. I’m going to start the hashtag on
Instagram - #toptubeswhoneedsem.
Last I heard, YES, there wi
Leah, count me in! I want a Cheviot to compliment my Clem that lets me:
- Feel light, agile and "fast" for road riding while upright and seeing
everything
- Put one foot on the pavement when I stop at an intersection without
getting off the saddle (love that about Clem)
- Easily
Ooh, are v-brakes a thing with this? Or just a (very good yes they should do
it) wish? I've had so many conversations about this bike - I think I was the
first "outsider" to know about it when Grant and Will mentioned it to me at RBW
last year - that I've lost track of what I know and what's rum
Good catch, Sam. My bad.
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