http://cycledefrance.files.wordpress.com/2012/04/sauvage_lejeune1.jpg?w=590&h=786
http://www.flickr.com/photos/78383408@N08/8128503767/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/39151498@N07/5716456642/
French camping bikes, I've seen the term 'campeur' used too, had that sort
of frame style. I imagine that
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Sykesville, MD
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I've wondered this about my Sam too. I'm a hair under 6'3", 93cm PBH, 82cm
seat height on a 62cm frame with a 90mm stem. I've always felt the bike is
a little big and wondered if a 60 would be better. Of course they don't
make 60's any more. Maybe I need to find someone with a 60cm frame that is
have some 'splainin to do to my wife
Good luck to Grant & Riv--keep going!
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Bob,
Great looking Sam! Looks like you're on a section of the Erie Canal per the
photo. I plan to ride a section of it near Syracuse this spring (Camillus
westward) on my Sam.
You'll love the Compass tires if you've never ridden on them before. They
are fantastic!
Cheers!
y the
entire way to the stem?
I'll do some tweaks/testing of my own (particularly with brake levers based
on research here) but am wondering do I reuse the 90mm stem on the 'stache
or do I plan for different stem.
Thanks for any insights!
Austin
Carroll County, MD
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into my dedicated gravel/trail/offroad bike. No rooty or rocky singletrack
though--I don't enjoy that!
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as a result. I learn so much and get so many ideas reading post from people
on this group.
If it ever stops raining here in Maryland today, I'm getting out on my
identically-framed 2TT 62cm Sam. Until then, I'll be out in the garage...
Cheers,
Austin
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stepped up as they did.
I, for one, would do it again...
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x27; dirty photos:
Brake hood distance: https://photos.app.goo.gl/4twRha4JKAGSvRT92
Top-down bar setup: https://photos.app.goo.gl/ZhUspD5QY3AA8bN73
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Like a visit from my in-laws or leftover fish. After 3 days, it really
starts to stink.
Still blowing 20mph here...
On Sunday, March 4, 2018 at 9:50:30 AM UTC-5, Deacon Patrick wrote:
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> How is that Nor’easter, Austin?
>
> With abandon,
> Patrick (heading out into the wi
er profile. And I
learned why the brake hoods should angle up slightly--for use as another
hand position. No real tweaks to make upon coming home--need a longer ride
to test them out more.
I now get why so many of the RBW folks go all upright...
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Question: I've plateaued on weight the last few weeks. Did you experience
this? Do you subscribe to the "cheat day" 1x per week to allow carbs as
some on the internet sugge
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RBW Owners Bunch: Better than any high school health class
-Austin
On Tuesday, March 6, 2018 at 4:13:23 PM UTC-5, Bill Lindsay wrote:
>
> Over the last few years, I've been a reasonably low-carb person. I
> generally steer clear of pizza, rice, bread, but my discipline
0 crankset up front and a 32t large cog in the
rear. She gets my 35mm Compass Bon Jon's on A23's--it'll ride "like
buttah." I'd have gotten a Sugino wide/low from Riv, but they aren't
compatible with 11s.
I'll post pics and a build spec at some point in
So the sample 50cm Grilver Roadini I picked up for my wife via the Web
Specials Frames page on rivbike.com arrived today.
Totally well packed as expected. The frameset is magnificent--again,
expected. What was not expected--the downtube Roadini decal. Instead of the
red/green decal, it came wit
Looks great! Good thinking on the VO stem to fit the 31.8 Cowchipper bar.
I've never seen a Cowchipper in-person but people seem to really like them.
-Austin
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be too hard to time just so.
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Sykesville, MD
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I try to post stuff and it just goes straight into the void - sits in
"waiting for moderation" then I can only assume has been deleted. No idea
why, doesn't happen on other groups, can only assume this one is a little
more grouchy and stand offish?
On Tuesday, September 6, 2016 at 9:37:04 AM U
B17 Select is good for fairly high mileage. Mine is three years old with
about 20,000 miles, is polished to a beautiful deep brown with no signs of
fatigue and I've never had to tighten the bolt. I ride daily year round in
all weather in the pacific northwest, and I probably remember to put the
Is there something weird with the way the brakes are set up? I ride a
hillborne on 38mm tires with 559s on and off road all day and have never
had trouble stopping on any terrain.
On Thursday, September 15, 2016 at 12:01:23 PM UTC-7, twowheeledtexan wrote:
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> Hello all,
> Thought I could share
Also nice work getting up what looks like green mountain on 32s!
On Thursday, September 15, 2016 at 12:01:23 PM UTC-7, twowheeledtexan wrote:
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> Hello all,
> Thought I could share a couple pics from my first gravel ride on the Sam.
> Bike road great even despite the 32mm touring tires. With som
Very nice setup all around, I really like that quill mount for the shifters
as well!
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I personally like the easier to install fender stays of the Berthoud
fenders. With the VO it seems like if you don't get the curve of the stay
centered in the two darumas (or whatever they are) just right the fender
line is always a little wonky. I've got Berthoud 700x50 on my hillborne and
was
While I generally agree with this sentiment, the exact opposite has
happened to me. Hell on the joints.
On Monday, October 3, 2016 at 1:32:39 PM UTC-7, Will wrote:
>
> You will age into a riding profile of more general commuting, errand
> running, regular trail and road riding. You will age out
+1 it made me glad I have a pair of rivs and that I just sent some currency
their way for a few things. I don't usually find myself fully in agreement
with Grant's perspective but this time 100%.
On Thursday, November 10, 2016 at 4:48:47 AM UTC-8, Olof Stroh wrote:
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> Just went to the new site
I really dig albastache like many here, I just wish I could put my
"regular" sized components on them as opposed to road bar sized stuff.
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Another advantage of fenders is that they're considerate for others who are
riding behind you. When I encounter someone riding in the rain without
fenders sending a spray of wet road grime behind them it often gives the
impression that they're kind of an ass.
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I highly recommend the Washington edition of the Cycling Sojourner books
for a good overview of options, as there are so many for riding out of
Seattle that time of year. The Olympic peninsula and San Juan islands are
both good places to start looking at route planning. Ferries leaving west
out
I'm organizing my parts closet and I have a few items that might be better
off being of use to someone here. All prices include shipping within the
USA but I'm happy to ship anywhere else for correct postage.
Medium Shopsack, one side is tan and the other is olive. Clean and in good
condition
The Shop Sack has been sold - Everything else is still available.
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The hoods are now sold as well - The rack, fenders and saddles are still up
for grabs.
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The rack has been sold, remaining are the unopened unused fender set and
two brooks b17 select saddles.
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Keep it simple. Ride often. Use a cover if you're going to be riding in
very wet weather, but if you don't it's not the end of the world. I apply
Montana Pitch Blend to my saddle every thousand km or so, or if it gets
very wet, once it's dried out. I don't feel Brooks saddles need a pre
treatme
When I first got (back) into riding a number of years ago the sam hillborne was
pretty much my dream bike. I rode several bikes, enjoyed them, saved my money
and eventually got my sam. A couple of years passed and riv released the
cheviot, and I acquired one. After some time on both bikes I star
+1 zip ties
I've been riding around with a Swift industries Sugarloaf bag for the past
couple of weeks and I love it - designed specifically for the basket, fits
perfectly and attaches to the basket, waterproof, several interior pockets
and holds a good amount of stuff and can be carried by the
that nice.
On Tuesday, January 10, 2017 at 3:27:12 PM UTC-8, ted wrote:
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> Hey Austin,
>
> I noticed the dimensions Swift gives for the Sugarloaf seem a bit smaller
> than how I measure my medium wald basket. Also in some photos I've seen it
> doesn't seem to really fil
Walnut studiolo also makes a portage strap for throwing a bike on your
shoulder in comfort, similarly nice to the strap handle but for a different
carry configuration. They're lovely people too!
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imo the biggest limiting factor to the cheviot's tour worthiness is its
solitary bottle cage. I like having three water bottles full when I'm
spending all day on my bike, sometimes a camelbak in addition to that
depending on refill opportunities. That said I certainly took my cheviot on
some 80
On the infrequent occasions I need to do a costco run I bring a flatbed
trailer, haulin colin trailer pulled by my hillborne. I have one big tub
with a lid that takes up ~75% of the deck for "smaller" items and leave
bulky things like tp out in the open. I keep a variety of straps and
bungees i
bike on a
costco run. It's a notable contrast to the staple racks that are making up
the current bike corral designs.
On Thursday, March 9, 2017 at 11:54:18 AM UTC-8, Patrick Moore wrote:
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> Austin: thanks. And yes, parking might be a problem. Can you describe your
> "creativ
56 cm Soma Portola bar is nice and seems to fit the specs.
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I've been roasting my own for a few years, I started with a popcorn popper
which eventually stopped working, now I just use a wire whisk in the pot
that was once the popcorn popper. 1 pound at a time, usually lasts me about
a week for twenty minutes of work. I usually get one of the sampler pack
When I had a problem with an 'unregistered' brooks saddle I went through
rivendell for warranty. They took care of everything and just swapped me
out a new one.
Also if you're into fun with colors there are crivets
- https://www.ridecrivets.com/ - I just got some that I'm going to swap out
on
Based on the cultural references, people who have gotten ahold of a device
that lets them broadcast to today's internet from 1981.
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Probably unlikely as the small's seem very in-demand, but putting out
there. Lightly used Fab's chest large burgundy classic waxed
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Have a small in waxed blue that I only used a few times that I’m looking
to sell.
Cheers
Austin
On Mon, Aug 14, 2023 at 4:02 PM Austin Plocher wrote:
> Probably unlikely as the small's seem very in-demand, but putting out
> there. Lightly used Fab's chest large burgun
t from my iPhone
>
> On Apr 8, 2024, at 9:52 AM, Austin Plocher wrote:
>
> Swift Pannier Set - $175
>
> 2x Panniers: vinyl interior lining, external zip pocket, carrying handle,
> reflective strips, hook and bungee cord mounting system, D-rings... Don't
> have exact spe
f
to maneuver the bike around. also easier to get a bike or two into the back
of a car with the pedals off.
Austin
On Monday, April 29, 2024 at 8:42:44 AM UTC-7 John Bokman wrote:
> Thanks everyone for all the good ideas.
>
> I’m now thinking I might try the Ezy system from MKS.
>
>
I like the American Classic setback posts. Occasionally they come up in
28.6.
Another option if you have a makerspace or friend with a lathe is to turn
down a 27.2.
Austin
On Monday, April 17, 2023 at 3:22:34 PM UTC-7 Garth wrote:
> Yes. Leah, for you to use the S-84, the lugged one w
Wow--hope you weren't on the bike when THAT happened. And if you were I
hope you're OK.
Soma sells some 1" replacement forks. Here's a link to one but you'd have
to go with canti posts and go to a threadless stem.
https://www.somafabshop.com/shop/product/soma-fork-classic-curve-cx-trekking-3321?
in Monstercross which has loads of clearance over my 38
Barlow Pass's.
Austin in MD
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derstanding of these BB
on my part. And despite swearing off square-taper BBs, I am actually
running one on my Roadeo which I've installed successfully myself on two
different bikes.
Learning has occurred.
Austin in MD
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I generally only apply this approach when it comes to wheels and frame
repair. My attempts to true a wheel only made it worse.
Austin
On Wednesday, May 13, 2020 at 6:23:48 PM UTC-4, Steve Palincsar wrote:
>
> A good rule to bear in mind is, if you don't know what you're do
hat may be what you describe
as "boxy." The Shimanos are too narrow for me (but then I have bigger
hands).
Austin
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It’s Memorial Day weekend. It’s officially too late for snow!
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Favorites:
- Hunqapillar
- Appaloosa
Least Favorites:
- Romulus
- Roadeo
- Roadini
- "Hillibike" and related anagram names
Maybe they should stay away from names beginning with "R"
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I run Barlow Pass EL's tubed on my BMC Monstercross. No flats in two years.
It rides like buttah.
-Austin
On Monday, June 15, 2020 at 9:37:46 AM UTC-4, Brady Smith wrote:
>
> I’ve been Herse-curious for a while, but have always decided against them
> due to concerns ab
I use the built-in Apple Workouts app and then sync it with Strava. Works
great.
-Austin
On Wednesday, June 30, 2021 at 12:21:41 PM UTC-4 Robert Hakim wrote:
> I really like Ride With GPS!
> Pretty similar to strava, but it doesn't have the KOM/social competitive
> features tha
have
hope that’s true and they’ll have more in stock soon rather then wait a
year or more for the next order if they do re order. Aside from that they
have a very elegant shape to them.
Austin
On Tue, Jan 11, 2022 at 12:46 PM 'John Phillips' via RBW Owners Bunch <
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I ride prospect park on my roadini often, would be happy to link up!
On Friday, January 21, 2022 at 10:38:44 PM UTC-5 Lucky wrote:
> Hi Minh, I’m not from NY so unfortunately can’t join your gang but I sure
> would enjoy if you posted some pics of your “over the top” Quickbeam! I’m a
> fan of
als
I think that's it.
And yes, they are expensive. I'll pour myself a nice, expensive glass of
scotch the day they get off my auto insurance policy.
Austin
On Thursday, February 10, 2022 at 8:28:08 PM UTC-5 Patrick Moore wrote:
> Sheesh: Entire bike $1K below frame list; what&
cratched) - $15
VO Quill Stem, 90mm, 26.0 clamp - $20
Soma Layback Seatpost, Black, 27.2mm - $15
Shimano 105 Crankset, 175mm, 50/34 - $35
Buyers pay shipping. Can combine multiple items.
Thanks,
Austin B.
Sykesville, MD
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On Sunday, March 13, 2022 at 8:53:10 AM UTC-4 Austin B. wrote:
> Continuing the downsizing of my bike stable...
>
> *1989 Bridgestone RB-1 63cm - $450*
> Details are in the Facebook post. Prefer a local sale but I will ship to
> list members at buyer's expense. Can arrang
PENDING PAYMENT*
Nitto Technomic, 100mm, 26.0 clamp (kinda scratched) - $15 *SOLD PENDING
PAYMENT*
VO Quill Stem, 90mm, 26.0 clamp - $20
Soma Layback Seatpost, Black, 27.2mm - $15
Shimano 105 Crankset, 175mm, 50/34 - $35
On Sunday, March 13, 2022 at 8:54:56 AM UTC-4 Austin B. wrote:
> Corr
D PENDING PICKUP*
Nitto Technomic, 100mm, 26.0 clamp (kinda scratched) - $15 *SOLD PENDING
PICKUP*
VO Quill Stem, 90mm, 26.0 clamp - $20
Soma Layback Seatpost, Black, 27.2mm - $15
Shimano 105 Crankset, 175mm, 50/34 - $35
On Sunday, March 13, 2022 at 11:51:07 AM UTC-4 Austin B. wrote:
> Update:
lamp - $40 *SOLD*
Nitto Technomic, 100mm, 26.0 clamp (kinda scratched) - $15 *SOLD*
VO Quill Stem, 90mm, 26.0 clamp - $20
Soma Layback Seatpost, Black, 27.2mm - $15 *SOLD*
Shimano 105 Crankset, 175mm, 50/34 - $35
On Wednesday, March 16, 2022 at 12:32:53 PM UTC-4 Austin B. wrote:
> *1989 Bridgesto
75mm, 50/34 - $35 *SOLD*
On Wednesday, March 23, 2022 at 9:32:13 PM UTC-4 Austin B. wrote:
> *Updates...*
>
> *1989 Bridgestone RB-1 63cm - $450 - SOLD*
> Details are in the Facebook post. Prefer a local sale but I will ship to
> list members at buyer's expense. Can arrange a
I'm in the process of building up my first Riv, a silver Roadini, and this
thread has me mighty excited. Thanks all,
On Monday, January 4, 2021 at 9:46:01 PM UTC-5 Jeff B wrote:
> Seems I can only post 1 at a time in this thread. Must have been something
> with the google change,
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46cm Nitto Noodle M177*
*$45 - 46cm Nitto Mark's Bar M178*
*$20 - 44cm Soma Hwy One*
*$35 - 110mm Nitto Tallux Stem*
*$25 - Tektro R539 F/R Brakeset*
Thanks,
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Tallux is sold.
Noodle is pending.
On Saturday, March 13, 2021 at 4:06:11 PM UTC-5 Austin B. wrote:
> Cleaning out the parts bin of Riv-ish stuff. Shipping (US only) is
> additional. Local pickup in DC/Baltimore area is fine.
>
> Here's a link to pictures: https://
Tallux and Noodle are sold.
All other items are pending.
On Sunday, March 14, 2021 at 9:01:56 PM UTC-4 Austin B. wrote:
> Tallux is sold.
> Noodle is pending.
>
> On Saturday, March 13, 2021 at 4:06:11 PM UTC-5 Austin B. wrote:
>
>> Cleaning out the parts bin of Riv-ish stu
All items are sold.
On Monday, March 15, 2021 at 12:14:36 PM UTC-4 Austin B. wrote:
> Tallux and Noodle are sold.
>
> All other items are pending.
>
> On Sunday, March 14, 2021 at 9:01:56 PM UTC-4 Austin B. wrote:
>
>> Tallux is sold.
>> Noodle is pending.
>>
ly does roads better.
Austin
On Monday, September 20, 2021 at 8:22:02 PM UTC-4 Mike Godwin wrote:
> To John G,
> if it were a 62 cm Roadeo (I know, they don't come off the peg in that
> size) I would still have the Roadeo and John may still have the Atlantis.
>
> Mike
@Tim: Measurements from my 63cm Roadeo:
HT length: 215mm
Saddle Height: 83.5
Happy to take any other pics/measurements if you need.
-Austin
On Tuesday, September 21, 2021 at 5:19:43 PM UTC-4 MCT wrote:
> Tim,
>
> I missed the saddle height question. My saddle height is 81.5cm.
&g
Friend's '87 Specialized Stumpjumper made up into a real *nice *commuter,
could-be tourer
Size: 22.5
Lotta good info in the posting
https://newyork.craigslist.org/brk/bik/d/brooklyn-1987-specialized-stumpjumper/7431637139.html
On Wednesday, January 12, 2022 at 5:03:22 PM UTC-5 Matthew Williams wr
Just back from a few weeks in Delhi, India where it was 110+ every day.
Hottest I saw was 119 (the day I was outside the most at the Taj Mahal).
About 20-25% humidity. But at least it dropped to a low of 90 each night.
I'm home in Maryland I agree with Lungimsam--80's with 30% humidity is
d
ride my Sam.
Thanks,
Austin
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Good questions--I'm riding with a Noodle on mine but am most curious about
the moustache bars, never having tried one. Wondering how they affect
climbing.
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Terrific and congrats! Once you ride it a bit you'll see...
And post pictures or as they say "It didn't happen."
Cheers,
Austin
On Friday, July 8, 2016 at 10:13:27 PM UTC-4, Tim Bantham wrote:
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> Thanks everyone! I placed my order for my new Sam with the amazi
Thinking about either the 30 or the 50 (depends on the heat). Either on my
blue Sam or my red VO Pass Hunter.
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luding:
- "Whoa, that's a Hillborne--sweet Riv!"
- "That's a really nice looking bike"
- "Great bike."
- "Interesting bike with the extra top tube. In what year was it made?"
Good fun!
Cheers,
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Ya, the century with a big climb in this heat was a non-starter for me.
The 50 was very scenic all the way through (though I was bummed we just
missed the Legore Stone Bridge). The scenery with some minor hills, lots of
rollers, and very little traffic made it an enjoyable morning. I'd not
hea
afety.
They are easy to install and setup.
Best,
Austin in MD
On Sunday, July 26, 2020 at 12:02:10 PM UTC-4, Ryan M. wrote:
>
> Has anybody used Paul Components Mini Moto brakes and if so, how did you
> like them? How big of a tire can you use with them? I had a V-brake break
> on
some Newbaums, but you
don't see it unless you're looking for it.
It just doesn't see much action and takes up a lot of space.
$790. Prefer local pickup in DC/Baltimore area. Will consider shipping if
buyer arranges/pays associated shipping costs.
Austin in MD
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Sam is sold.
On Wednesday, September 30, 2020 at 3:29:03 PM UTC-4 Austin B. wrote:
> Forgot to post the link to pictures:
> https://photos.app.goo.gl/veBprKW1PaSaxBiQA
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then go with the former. If you do have fenders, probably
only metal ones would work, you'd probably want to gothe way I did. I
really couldn't get it to work any other way.
Best,
austin
On Oct 19, 3:48 pm, JoelMatthews wrote:
> Still available.
>
> I never installed the ra
bike
that nice. So, does anyone have any suggestions?
I honestly cannot think of a single bike she could buy off the rack
that would fit the bill and look good doing it.
Best,
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Friend and I went for a ride this morning, lent him one of my bikes.
Both made it home, he with my bike sans mud flap. I know they've got
s'ville ones these days but I'd love to put a tweed flap back on the
thing. Miss it, just a flap, but I miss it.
Best,
Austin
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roads
mentioned above) let me know. I initially got the route from Jay @
Riv.
Best,
Austin
On May 7, 2:42 pm, doug peterson wrote:
> Jason:
>
> +1 for Bicycling the Pacific Coast. It's based on camping & lists
> plenty of resources. Oregon especially has tons of hker/biker si
I am not sure which front rack she has but I have a wald basket attached to
a Nitto mini-front rack, forget which one exactly, which has a tab on the
front of the rack for a light
(see: http://farm4.staticflickr.com/3464/3990663590_855aeb58a7_z.jpg?zz=1)
I mounted my light on there with a simpl
http://sfbay.craigslist.org/sfc/bik/3889877500.html
Thought this was appropriate to post.
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Austin
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e perfect match. I had Bon Jon's (standard casing)
on it which I'm contributing to the Roadini I'm building up for my wife.
The Cazaderos are just okay.
Thx!
Austin
On Wednesday, March 28, 2018 at 9:20:34 PM UTC-4, Tim Bantham wrote:
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> Austin, nice build! All versions
@Patrick, the blue was a stock color up to 2016 (I have the same color).
It's nice but if the 2017 Sage green been an option, I'd have gone that
route.
62cm sage-for-blue trade anyone? :-)
-Austin
On Thursday, March 29, 2018 at 11:11:56 AM UTC-4, Patrick Moore wrote:
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> T
s for the photoshoot. Maybe the customer just REALLY wanted a
Roadeo (and who wouldn't?).
That said, I'd love to drop the saddle to 82cm and test ride this beauty!
Austin
Sykesville, MD
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bikes in the background! Wish I had that kind of
space...actually, it's probably better that I don't.
Austin
On Friday, March 30, 2018 at 11:28:47 AM UTC-4, Conway Bennett wrote:
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> It's a gently used 56 cm 650b I picked up in December from a list member.
> I sold my
orne album:
https://photos.app.goo.gl/LZDRZ23JhgI4lXd52
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Very interesting perspective she has, I've never come across her blog but
will be sifting through it a bit. Thanks for sharing, Steve!
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