Hunqapillar - 52cm (?) 26” wheels for sale on the Facebook Rivendell Group.
Price is $2,700. No relation to seller. Just happened to notice it.
On Thursday, June 20, 2024 at 2:42:16 PM UTC-6 Chris Halasz wrote:
> 58cm AHH 650b frame and fork, $1150 in Yorba Linda, CA. Seller offers
> great shi
Bumping this and adding that I have a Jack the Bike Rack and a Wald 137 too
if someone wanted to bundle it with the Squall Sack.
Fair winds,
Captain Conway Bennett
239.877.4119
On Sat, Jun 15, 2024, 1:52 PM Conway Bennett
wrote:
> I have two NEW bags I'm not going to use--a brown waxed canvas A
I just want to say that the tube patch theme on the decal is subtle and
very cool. And that new centerpulls for wide tires are exciting, if true.
- Andrew, Berkeley
On Thursday, June 20, 2024 at 9:32:00 PM UTC-7 J L wrote:
> Without having read the Blagh, I have no answers to the questions Bill
I'm a big fan of the Fizik Arione saddle. The shape works for me, and it's
light, and it comes in tons of colors, so there are tons of them for
practically free on eBay. Case in point I just bought one for $30 that I
think retailed for over $200, in shiny silver.
I confess that the reason m
On Wednesday, June 12, 2024 at 7:22:33 AM UTC-5 Mathias Steiner wrote:
I'd like to renew my request for kitchen scale frame and fork weights from
recipients of Sam Hillborne frames.
I wonder if they are as brutally stiff as my TIG'd tourer. I'm not even
sure that's a bad thing, but I'm curious.
Perfect color match of the frame and saddle! Just for fun, I did a back of
the envelope calculation to come up with around 45s extra time on your 10
hour ride for that 100g of extra weight. Worth it? :)
Toshi
On Fri, Jun 21, 2024 at 11:27 AM Bill Lindsay wrote:
> I'm a big fan of the Fizik A
Questions to all:
I want to get a powerbank to charge my phone while out in the boonies.
Criteria:
1. low weight
2. small size
3. doesn't take forever to power up a phone enough to use maps.
Aside:
I will be powering off the phone unless using it for navigation only as
needed. Maps will be
Dustin - I had just hauled my hotdog air compressor to work with me and had
it bungie netted on my portuer rack. It's just awkwardly hooked onto the
handlebars over the cables. I have a double ring in front - but only use
the 34 for my riding so I don't shift into a small ring almost ever so
do
Do a back of the envelope calculation on my ass-pain during hours 7-10 and
ask me again! :-)
BL in EC
On Friday, June 21, 2024 at 11:48:18 AM UTC-7 ttoshi wrote:
> Perfect color match of the frame and saddle! Just for fun, I did a back
> of the envelope calculation to come up with around 45s
Start with the size of the battery in your phone. How many mA-hr does your
phone nominally have? How long is "one full charge life"? And how many
more charge - lives do you want to get from your power bank? That should
inform you what size to get.
You say something about weight and capacit
Putting numbers to mine:
one RXBAR brand energy bar weighs 60g and has 230 calories
My Mophie has 3500mA-hr capacity and weighs 81g and sources 1A
My Belkin 1mA-hr capacity pack can source 3A and weight 205g
My iPhone 15 has a ~3500mA-hr battery in it and goes for about 12 hours.
So if I wa
Hi John,
I'd be interested to hear more about your intended situation - one thing
you haven't mentioned is how long you expect to be out?
Based on my backpacking experience, a phone in airplane mode but with GPS
location enabled can be left powered on and used for intermittent
navigation check
Revised list of what is currently available:
Ortlieb rolltop rear panniers, grey, again, barely used, great condition
$110 shipped
Ritchey handlebar, 44cm wide, $50 shipped
Nitto dirt drop stem, 25.4mm clamp 100mm, $40 shipped
Shimano Sora 9spd brake/shift levers, $40 shipped for the pair
Shi
Thanks all for your input!
Bill:
I'm using an Apple SE, version !OS 17.5.1 and it has 96% of the original
battery life left. The App for navigation is Ride with GPS. It is using 47%
of the battery.
Concerning weight, I am not eager to carry more than 8 ounces of powerbank
(similar to your Be
Mine also had a bottom bracket installed
On Friday, June 21, 2024 at 1:33:38 PM UTC-5 Ted Durant wrote:
> On Wednesday, June 12, 2024 at 7:22:33 AM UTC-5 Mathias Steiner wrote:
>
> I'd like to renew my request for kitchen scale frame and fork weights from
> recipients of Sam Hillborne frames.
>
> On Jun 21, 2024, at 5:16 PM, Michael Connors
> wrote:
>
> Mine also had a bottom bracket installed
Good point - I should have clarified that I removed the bottom bracket that
came with it, so the weight I gave is without the BB.
Ted Durant
Milwaukee WI USA
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JL, I think you're right. The numbers look to match with what Grant wrote
in the last Blagh of '23. Hope we get to see more photos of these soon.
-Danny
Special Bikes for Blue Lug
Some of you know that BLUE LUG is a Japanese bicycle company and retailer
that, in some ways, is a better rivendell
My butt definitely takes the extra time/weight and superior comfort every
time. --I might gain back 45 seconds on my ride with my titanium saddle
rails, but in the grand scheme of things...
Toshi in Oakland, CA
On Fri, Jun 21, 2024 at 12:38 PM Bill Lindsay wrote:
> Do a back of the envelope ca
*$3250 + shipping for the following (open to offers):*
- *Frame*
- 56cm Atlantis frame. Toyo-made and sold by Rivendell in 2000. No
dents or dings and only minor cosmetic blemishes (please see photos).
- One unopened bottle of Atlantis touch up paint that I bought from
W
Thanks, Ted,
That is helpful.
What I'm learning is that not only does the Sam have the same effective
geometry as my Gordon BLT, it also has the same frame weight. Your fork is
a little lighter; mine was 970 g with the race installed; the frame (size
52, more like a 57 Sam) weighed just unde
Thank you all again for your kind words. Reading your comments makes me
want to go adventure on the bike even more - which is saying something!
@Kim, @Roberta - long rides, brighter smiles and comfortable adventures - I
like that. Yes please.
@Chintanjadwani - I was skeptical on the purple too
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