That one was listed in SF Bay Area a year or so ago...I'm sure I connected
with the seller at one point, but then it fell of the radar...
On Monday, November 18, 2024 at 7:06:12 PM UTC-8 Oliver Moss wrote:
> What a great color
>
> On Monday, November 18, 2024 at 8:59:57 PM UTC-5 Lucky wrote:
>
I'm relieved to say that both Mitch and Joey have further reached out to me
and they both appear as genuinely interested parties. There's may reasons
why someone may not have been a member here and yet wish to buy something,
namely privacy and/or disinterest in group interacting. I sure get that
If you are so mechanically inclined to swap threaded axles you caould
always buy a silver 130mm bub like the RS400(Tiagra road) and swap out a
longer axle and add the spacer needed .
On Tuesday, November 19, 2024 at 6:55:01 AM UTC-5 okeeffe...@gmail.com
wrote:
> Hi,
> Thanks for the advice
I really don't want to sell it, but.. bought the frame on a whim, wanted a
project..but now I'm back to "I have bikes similar enough" so this is a N+1
57cm, 56.5 top tube.Ultegra headset
Nitto S65 seatpost
Brooks Swallow saddle
Dia Compe 980 brakes
Nissen housing (purple)
Nitto Technomic Delux st
I just wired a clem (dark greenish? bronzey? not sure the official color)
because it's so dark, the black B&M wire hardly shows as it twirls up the
fork leg. it goes under the basket to the left side where the front light
is.
the rear light follows the cabling to the rear brake, all the way to
All I know is that lower crossbars are great for picking up your bike, thus
the liftatube moniker. It also provides extra triangulation for the bottom
bracket, which is nice for those of us with a history of killing bottom
brackets. But significant?, I’d say no.
Get a Rosco.
-Kai
On Monday, Nov
The frame has been sold to a very happy buyer !
I'll update this listing about the parts in a few days. Both the seatpost
and the stem have potential buyers but nothing final. For the time being
though my focus is on getting the frame labelled and off to UPS for
delivery.
On Sunday, November
WD40 is my go to. But all the other methods work as well. Standard
procedure.
On Tuesday, November 19, 2024 at 12:02:40 PM UTC-5 thomasl...@comcast.net
wrote:
> Hi, all!
>
> Thanks for the stories and suggestions.
>
> I've decided to pursue a syringe idea. Believe me, if I can get any
> a
Digging this thread up...
About to get into building some wheels for my new-to-me Susie. I'm getting
some Cliffhangers, leaning towards NMSW, and am contemplating silver (ano?)
vs. polished. I didn't see any mention of a difference between these two
finish types in the thread so far. I guess po
Thanks, everyone! These are some awesome ideas. I'm also wondering if a few
strips of strategically wrapped newbaums might be a fun way to address
this. The author of last week's newsletter (Will?) mentioned he just bought
a Clem and is going to add a rear dynamo. Maybe I'll ask him as well. I'l
I was just about to bring those up Jeremy! They perfectly fit the son
coaxial cables and the adhesive is quite strong, just make sure to clean
and dry the area before application.
Collin in DejaVoakland
On Tuesday, November 19, 2024 at 11:04:18 AM UTC-8 Jeremy Till wrote:
> A couple of years a
I'm a bit surprised that Riv hasn't incorporated the lift tube into any
production models outside the Rosco series. Probably due to FD / ST-mounted
bottle interferences, which is fair, along with some added cost. I kinda
wish the Clem would adopt the Mountain Mixte frame design with the lift
tu
Howdy folks.
I’m not really in the market, but to me the lugged Roadini is the bike
Grant would’ve built in the mid 90s if you really could do a bike like that
then. I don’t think he ever really cared about Waterford or whoever
building Rivendell’s, they are just the only ones he could get to do i
Howdy folks.
I too have one of these, it’s been on my Joe Starck Riv most of the time
since I built it in ‘99. I can’t swear to it, but I think Rivendell was
the first to offer a B.17 with Ti rails and they only came in gray.
To the OP, I would totally use it if I were you…
Doug
On Wed, Oct 2
Hi Scott,
I have experience with Non-machined side wall for both polish and
non-polish (regular) Cliffhanger & Atlas rims from Velocity.
The polish version looks real nice at the start but once it starts to get
used, the finish acquires some stains from various elements of the road.
Although, I
Thanks Ed, Josh
Good to hear about the polished NMSW working out for you. I'm planning on
following suit.
Did some more googling. *Velocity says*:
"Polished - hand polished to a shiny finish, raw aluminum. Adds $50 to the
price of a rim or wheel
*Note: Some polished rims may not require machini
For the record...I don't trust what Google AI says...but go for it
On Tuesday, November 19, 2024 at 7:58:12 PM UTC-5 Teague Scott wrote:
> Thanks Ed, Josh
>
> Good to hear about the polished NMSW working out for you. I'm planning on
> following suit.
>
> Did some more googling. *Velocity says*:
Now don't get me wrong, I'm no big fan of robot truckers either. Google
search (and big-tech, small-tech, etc.) is pushing the AI pretty hard –
pops up every time I make a search and I can't find a way to shut it off.
In this case, Jobst Brandt's name jumped out at me from the "references
list.
Hi, all!
Thanks for the stories and suggestions.
I've decided to pursue a syringe idea. Believe me, if I can get any alcohol
under the grip at all, I will not skimp. I'm always surprised by how cheap
and available isopropyl alcohol is, even in small quantities. Except for a
few months in ear
Not in the UK, but came here to say I think your bike is stunning. I think
the Appaloosa with 50mm tyres and fenders is unstoppable!
On Tuesday, 19 November 2024 at 02:56:42 UTC+10:30 charlie...@gmail.com
wrote:
> Is anyone out there??
>
> Thought I'd start a UK Riv thread... I'm curious to
Hi,
Thanks for the advice and recommendations. I compiled a (very short) list
of hubs that meet most of the requirements.
*Hubs*
The criteria are:
- 135mm ✅
- QR ✅
- No disc brake mounts ✅
- 36 holes ✅
- 8-11 speed ✅
*Rivendell*
Silver
150$
https://www.rivbike.com/products
I deleted the previous message. I'm relieved to say that both Mitch and
Joey have further reached out to me and they both appear as genuinely
interested parties. There's may reasons why someone may not have been a
member here and yet wish to buy something, namely privacy and/or
disinterest in
A couple of years ago a list member (Collin A?) brought these to my
attention:
https://www.performancebike.com/shimano-sd50-etube-di2-wire-cover-white-ismewc2w/p333253?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_id=17393956213&gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQiAi_G5BhDXARIsAN5SX7oXbYoYz_LGctG_BbfQInEVnLLMFkosj
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