Nitto Technomic Quill Stem 25.4 $40
Nitto DirtDrop Stem 26.0 $45
Nitto Moustache Bar 26.0 (RM016N) $60
Nitto Mod. 177 (48) $50
VeloOrange GranCompe Drilled Levers (non-Aero) $60
Carsick Designs' The 1 Three 7 Bag (for your Medium Wald) Burgundy $100
All in very good to excellent condition and clea
Mounted..ridden a day..removed..back into the plastic sleeve!
$75firm..I'll pay shipping.
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I just put Compass 26 x1.75s (38s) on my Riv Betty Foy and I really love them.
They replaced Schwalbe Marathons
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mtrak tracks and 2 sets of light
rail tracks, glass and potholes each day by 1) utilizing the services
of a set of Mr. Tuffys 2) not inflating them so far that they are
easily popped. I havent had a flat since August. As always, YMMV!
Back to lurker mode and patiently awaiting my Betty,
-Beth L. (al
I'm looking for a small front rack that can go on a bike with
cantilever brakes. Used is good!
Thanks,
Beth
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Betty or Montare
any way you slice it
steel is king
On Oct 8, 3:58 pm, Marty wrote:
> Hijacking this thread
> will not stop those of us who
> cling to 7 speeds.
>
> On Oct 8, 5:23 pm, Bruce wrote:
>
> >http://loosescrews.com/index.cgi?d=single&c=Hub&sc=Complete%20Rear%20...
>
> > For $12.95 you
Thank [fill in your go to thankee here] for this list---the great
reserve/trove of odd-ball items and items forever relegated to the
sands of time from the masses!
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Ok, now, having grown up in WC and now living in...not WC...let me
tell you this. Your first trip to RBW HQ to check out the steel steeds
will leave you all excited to go ride your bike(s), add to your bike
(s), add to your bike collection, save the world, be a better person,
have a lycra bonfire (
Used but with ample "beausage" and many, many more miles left in this
little charmer.
75. + 10. s & h
(unless you live along the I-80 corridor between Sac & Berk/WC)
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Thanks for all of your interest.
On Feb 7, 4:53 pm, rcnute wrote:
> These are doggone handy little bags. Use mine all the time.
>
> Ryan
>
> On Feb 7, 9:51 am, CycloFiend wrote:
>
> > on 2/7/10 9:00 AM, Mark at monkeyonabicy...@gmail.com wrote:
>
> > > Need a picture, they are not on the
Or as my friend, Greayer says, "I need a back-up for my back-up!"
On Feb 11, 9:53 am, Seth Vidal wrote:
> On Thu, Feb 11, 2010 at 12:52 PM, Anne Paulson wrote:
> > On Thu, Feb 11, 2010 at 4:31 AM, Marty wrote:
> >> Not mine.
>
> >>http://tinyurl.com/yhl935y
>
> > A good price, if only one perso
Everything in moderation...including moderation.
2-3 weeks till MFRD!! (My First Riv Day!)
On Feb 24, 9:10 am, manueljohnacosta
wrote:
> I concur. I'm also enjoy Grant's post on the rivendell site. Always
> look forward to some really good reading. In particular his post able
> not riding as mu
I imagine this is a shot in the dark..but, hey--it's a shot!
If you have a Keven's Bag in Tweed and would like to see it go to a
good home, please reply off list.
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On Mar 10, 12:55 pm, soapscum wrote:
> $4700.00
>
> Ouch.
>
> On Mar 9, 5:26 pm, Rene Sterental wrote:
>
> > And you don't have to pedal... it's electric!
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I liked your train of thought here and set about seeing exactly what
kinds of things might began with "Bam"!! Of course, Wikipedia was the
easiest "source" to begin with. Though the first item listed is "Bam
is commonly used as a onomatopoeia for a sound, mostly that of an
impact or collision". So
Ding ding ding!! It is Sibley!
On Mar 15, 2:17 pm, Jeremy Till wrote:
> The curvy one-lane car-free pavement looks like fish ranch rd, so
> probably east bay hills, either sibley volcano or redwood park trails?
>
> On Mar 13, 8:35 am, Adam wrote:
>
> > Any locals have guesses on their route?
>
>
So, this Saturday, 3/27 I pick up my new, luscious Betty Foy..the very
next day is the Sacramento Tweed Ride!
I know of four other Rivs that are likely coming out for the ride.
http://sactotweed.blogspot.com/ is the place to go for the 411.
Bonus: My Betty just also happened to be the model in th
Since it seems this is the thing you do after you pick up your new
ridehere're the pics
http://www.flickr.com/photos/8305...@n02/?savedsettings=499651459#photo499651459
Enjoy!
Ps..rides like butter!
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On Mar 26, 6:22 pm, cyclotourist wrote:
> Yes, that is 100% the correct and appropriate thing to do upon picking up a
> new bike!!!
>
>
>
> On Fri, Mar 26, 2010 at 1:38 PM, Beth wrote:
> > Since it seems this is the thing you
Yes--still like butter. I was wondering for how many days would I be
experiencing sore sitbones from the new B-17S. That would be 3! That's
it?! Ok! Other than that,(and that's not a Riv thing anyway) the bike
rides real well. The only other exception being that I suspect
something is going on with
t;
>
>
> On Tue, Mar 30, 2010 at 10:54 PM, Beth wrote:
> > Yes--still like butter. I was wondering for how many days would I be
> > experiencing sore sitbones from the new B-17S. That would be 3! That's
> > it?! Ok! Other than that,(and that's not a Riv thing
ent on seeing herself on this bike into old age made this
> idea pop into my head. Works for me.
>
> dougP
>
> On Mar 31, 3:40 pm, Beth wrote:
>
> > Sure.
> > I would say, in no particular order:
>
> > 1. Pedigree (who the builder is and his history of making
Man...it sure must be nice to have a PBH above 75. All the choices you
75+ PBHers have in bike frames makes me delirious and jealous and
still not tall.
Meanwhile, on back on the little ol' Betty (whichfunny isn't
it..the Hunq is beginning to ever-so-slightly
resemble...muhuhuwahahaha.)
O
Hi All,
I have two items for sale:
Pedals ($49 new) are $35
http://www.velo-orange.com/voropesebe.html
H2O Cage ($18.50 new) is $10
http://www.velo-orange.com/voretrocage.html (the one on the right)
Both items are still shiny like new and I'll kick down for shipping in
the Continental US
Thank
Pedals still available.
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The two photos with horses and the non-Riv bike look like they've
recently had visits from the photoshop fairy!
On Jun 9, 10:01 am, EricP wrote:
> Surprised no one has mentioned this - there is a photograph of a non-
> Rivendell bike on their website. One of the horse related photos.
> Hopefully
Used to be a Surly in the pic.
On Jun 13, 6:25 pm, Seth Vidal wrote:
> On Sun, Jun 13, 2010 at 9:13 PM, Beth wrote:
> > The two photos with horses and the non-Riv bike look like they've
> > recently had visits from the photoshop fairy!
>
> What's been changed?
So everytime I ride (daily), inevitably at some point in my trip, I
will hear a velcro-ripping sound that seems like it coming from under
my SKS front fender. I always look to see if i just ran over
something, a pile of leaves or whatever, but nada. Nothing seems to
spit oout. Not that I would see
y front bag, the fender will "vvvip" on the tire. Mine
> might sound different than yours, with aluminum fenders and mini-knobs
> on the tire, but that sounds like what it is.
>
> Rocks sound way different.
>
> philip
> 97128
>
> On Jun 29, 12:33 pm, Beth wrote:
Hello Summer Bikees!!
Up for sale are the following:
VO Moderniste Cage - 12.00 shipped
http://www.velo-orange.com/modernistecage.html
Tweed Keven's Bag - $75.00 Shipped
MKS Grip King pedals - 35.00 Shipped
All are in excellent condition. Thank you for your consideration.
Paypal Gift feature
Tweed Keven's Bag still available..$75 shipped
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Hello! I have a practically brand new 52cm Bosco Bar (nitto). 25.4 diam that I
will not be using.
Bought from Riv for $93+ tax
$75 (incl shipping)
Its a super comfy bar for sure!
Thanks and happy pedaling,
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(Sz. Large)
Grunden's Rain Hat New: $41 Yours For: $30 or Free w/ Poncho (Never
been used) (sz. Small)
Thanks All!
-Beth
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Beth Hamon in Portland OR
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Book, bike, and Hatchet ball cap from the short-lived Riv venture.
Excellent condition.
Photos here:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/bethness/53265044152/in/dateposted-public/
$50 includes USA shipping.
PayPal only.
Thanks
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In lightly used condition.
Last year's style, without a hood; slightly heavier fabric than this
year's model.
$60 includes shipping in lower 48; paypal preferred.
Please reply OFF-list.
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On Feb 26, 8:30 am, Beth H wrote:
> In lightly used condition.
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I'd say shockingly incoherent, even with sleep deprivation. I had to
read it twice to be clear on what was being conveyed. Wow.
..::shakes head::..
At least I know I'm not the only sleeping porrly these days. --Beth
On Apr 6, 12:18 pm, PATRICK MOORE wrote:
> An unusually incoher
to my All-Rounder as my daily city
bike, the wear-and-tear factor has grown on the latter in a way that
makes me smile.
Beth
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So far I've had no trouble with my Paselas, but I'm running 26 x
1.5's.
Perhaps the 700's are more problematic?
I like the Marathons for heavy-dut stuff -- I'm using some 26 x 1.75's
on my Big Dummy -- but for regular street riding the Paselas seem fine
after three years of almost daily use.
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Leslie -- no apologies necessary. A long ride in a beautiful place is
always worth commentary and phtos. Thanks so much for sharing a great
ride report. Hope you have many more happy miles on your Riv. --Beth
On May 2, 6:12 am, Leslie wrote:
> PS: I apologize for being long-winded! I star
Me neither. Busy.
But if you've never been, consider going. It can be sorta fun. --Beth
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t don't require Grip Kings), and I like them a lot. The only hard
part is that I find them a little slippery on very rainy days. I may
ultimately swap in some BMX platform pedals -- they're not as pretty
but they do offer more traction.
Beth
On Jun 2, 3:46 am, newenglandbike wrote:
>
for flat pedals.
Beth
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cross series. Fantastic thing is it's five miles from home,
so riding there is my warmup.
My racebike is a singlespeed mountain bike that normally runs 32 x 18
or 19, depending on course and my legs that day.
Beth
On Jun 6, 7:26 am, PATRICK MOORE wrote:
> Photos of the race, please, if you h
or the Deore simply because it's cheaper and gives
solid performance. Incidentally, there's a Deore rear derailleur on my
All-Rounder as I type this. And true to me cheap-a$$ fashion, I got it
used.
Run what works. Happy riding!
Beth
On Jun 16, 5:02 pm, Scotty wrote:
> I am just wonder
(Spousal bike: Sweetie rides a '94 B'Stone XO-5 that she's quite fond
of. That makes five total.)
No room for more here at the postage-stamp-sized house that is Rancho
Beth, and I suspect that someday this will end up being only two or
three. I'm feeling the beginning of the e
No fee, no prizes (feel free to buy an UNracer patch on your own if you like),
just fun on bikes.
For more information, check out the Pedalpalooza calendar:
http://www.shift2bikes.org/cal/viewpp2016.php
Cheers -- Beth Hamon
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Mavic rims, Deore LX hubs (rear hub 135mm, comes w/7-sp cassette and spacer
but you could swap in an 8 if you wanted),
Ritchey tires showing age but still good tread.
Wheels in good used condition. Priced to move - $60 for the set.
*Need to be rid of these by Weds Jun 1. *
Email periwinklekog-at
Got mine in the mail at work. Wore them home. They work great with
flat pedals, not so great with toeclips but that's fine by me. This
design shares similarties with a pattern that showed up a few seasons
ago on Cyclelicious.org:
http://www.cyclelicio.us/2006/12/diy-shoe-covers.html
I never went
Alex -- I race in the X-Alp Seek shoes (water-resistant version, for
cross) -- on FLAT pedals. I sometimes commute on my singlespeed racing
bike and my Splats fit over the shoes. --beth
> However, I have Speedplay Frogs on my AHH, and I use the Pearl Izumi X-
> alp touring shoes. Great shoe
Ness -- I wear a womens' 9.5 (mens' 8/Euro 41-ish) and the Splats
cover my BMX sneakers perfectly. I think they will be sort of BIG for
your feet. Perhaps you can coax Grant to make a smaller size. --Beth
On Nov 30, 1:16 pm, grrlyrida wrote:
> Hi Beth,
>
> What size are you an
$4,000.00 bike because it's spendy or
fancy, some folks may choose to ride a $4,000.00 Rivendell simply
because it's well-made, and durable enough to see them out. And for
those of us who fall into that category, there are lovely zip-ties.
I hope the inventor of the zip-tie didn't die brok
vendell...::grin::..
I greatly appreciate that there are disheveled Riv riders, and neat
and tidy Riv riders. Together we make a fascinating and interesting
little corner of the bicycle universe. Vive la difference!
(and Merry Everything to the listers)
Beth, who's hosting a Boxi
Grant -- thanks for looking out for me. If this ever gets in print
I'll be in touch about your finder's fee. ..::wink::.. --Beth
On Dec 23, 10:04 pm, grant wrote:
> I hope the inventor of the zip-tie didn't die broke.
>
> Beth
>
> THIS---forget about the pro-R
stocks this month -- and they are prone to pawl failure. Good luck --
beth
On Dec 25, 6:47 pm, Thomas Lynn Skean
wrote:
> Hey, all! Merry Christmas!
>
> I installed a new IRD 7-speed, 13-32 freewheel today. It began slipping
> shortly thereafter. Turns out, the small ring, which se
ynic about the state of the world, and
focus more on the good that is, and that is possible.
Happy riding in 2011! --beth
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Beth
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On Jan 7, 8:51 am, Patrick in VT wrote:
> the other thing they have in common is that they cook *a lot*, which,
> for me, is absolutely essential to maintaining a healthy relationship
> with food. In fact, I'd suggest buying a good cookbook, rather than a
> *diet* book, for anyone who is serious
will reduce Rivendell to Just Another Bike Company That
Sells Cool Bikes. The RR makes Rivendell so much more.
Beth
On Jan 7, 6:42 pm, "colin p. cummings"
wrote:
> To all who read them, what has been the most interesting article
> you've read in a Riv Reader?
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wo and I'm all set; but if you have not owned WW tweedies
before and can afford one now, buy one when they come back. You'll
like it.
Meanwhile, I am waiting for the return of the Wooly Warm jersey (with
the button placket!) and heavier-weight trainer. A girl can dream.
Beth
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The blue trainer Riv offered had a small wooly warm logo with a lamb
on it. That's plenty logo right there. I would've bought one but I
only had enough money for either the trainer or the heavy wool pants
(remember those?), and picked the pants. So yes, a Pleading For list
might be
Touche.
On Jan 22, 10:24 am, cyclotourist wrote:
> But there is such a place you can go to talk about everything OT, including
> Led Zeppelin:
>
> http://www.bikelist.org/mailman/listinfo/internet-bob
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pullover, and won't lose sleep if one never comes my way.
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ike is not always in
the same room when I do.
Beth
On Feb 6, 6:26 pm, Peter Pesce wrote:
> I think Riv makes some of the best bike stuff in the world for
> it's intended purpose. I think they are at their weakest in their
> efforts to expand Rivendell into a "lifestyle" bra
but there are others.)
--my Slapts are the funkiest-yet-most-functional Rivendell item I've
purchased to date.
Beth
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Anne -- my shop carries both 1.25 and 1.5 widths, available from J & B
Importers to any bike shop. Tell your LBS you want 'em.
(I prefer the 1.5 width on my All-Rounder, but I do remember that the
1.25 width gave a very smooth ride.)
Beth
On Feb 7, 5:21 pm, Anne Paulson wrote:
>
of the Redline BMX pedal
with replaceable pins and sealed bearings. Both cost less than $50 a
pair retail, and losse-bearing versions of the Redline pedal cost
around half of that.
Beth
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My sweetie and I each got Grab sacks last summer during a visit to
RBWBikeLoveHQ.Sweetie uses hers regularly as a purse. I use mine for
lots of urban riding when a larger bag is Simply Too Much. Mine holds
a sack lunch, a windshell and novel -- which is ju
Those shirts were available in the late 90's for a short time. I got
one when I got my LongLow frameset. --beth
On Feb 15, 7:51 pm, Eric Norris wrote:
> A friend of mine sent me this cool Rivendell T-shirt:
>
> http://www.flickr.com/photos/35176895@N03/sets/7215762606333213
ess/1813161080/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/bethness/3601660199/
Enjoy. --Beth
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> 2. Brooks B-68"S"
THIS ITEM SOLD
Other items still available.
Beth
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x27;ll use a Wooly Warm wool tee
as a base layer and go from there.
Beth
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On Oct 12, 8:15 pm, Anne Paulson wrote:
> The LHT is the poor man's Atlantis. Seriously-- it has Atlantis geometry.
> Since I think the Atlantis is the best bicycle ever made, I think people who
> can't afford an Atlantis should get a LHT. But the LHT is not the same as
> the Bombadil.
I am seri
acked cork grips in a gradual, lovely way.
Trust me. Your saddle will darken with use. In the meantime, I bet the
shellacked tape looks beautiful. --Beth
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The Portland Design Works Poco pump is smart, small, lightweight and
it works. And it doesn't hurt that, for me at least, PDW is a local
company.
Good stuff. Our shop sells them.
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On Nov 6, 6:50 pm, b hamon wrote:
> ...VO black canvas boxy-style handlebar bag with decaleur...
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Kucharki DOES make very nice stuff. I have two of their wool-blend
(they handle accidental dryings better!) jerseys and they are just
about the most comfortable things ever.
Gotta say, though, that I REALLY miss the old Wooly Warm line...
especially the tweed jersey.
..::sigh::..
Beth
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most of my commuting, for three seasons of the
year.
Beth
On Nov 11, 10:19 am, jim_OLP wrote:
> I'm considering them ...
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Well, there's always switching to blackwall tires. The Paselas are now
available in an all-black version in several sizes.
Beth
On Nov 12, 8:54 pm, Earl Grey wrote:
> Inspired by a comment of Paselas wearing out prematurely because of
> skinwall de
http://www.citybikes.coop
On Nov 20, 10:20 pm, gerg wrote:
> Hello,
> I am in the market for Carradice Camper saddle bag. I cant find one
> in any stores in S.F.
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ot sure about paint yet. It's simply not in the budget for me to have
the whole frame repainted, not even at a "cheap" place like Brooker's
here in town (who charge 100 bucks and whose results get customer
reviews that really run the gamut from poor to excellent). I could
just Do
On Dec 13, 4:07 pm, Angus wrote:
> Beth,
>
> Don't you own a green Rivendell with cantilevers...perhaps an All-
> Rounder.
I do. It's got drop bars and serves as my long-distance, less-
encumbered bike. It's a little small for me heightwise but the top
tube length
s an investment and I would prefer to go with what I know. While
brazing on the Canti's could make the difference I think I'd rather go
with cantis. --Beth
On Dec 13, 4:46 pm, Rene wrote:
> I might have missed something more important than I what I saw in your
> original post; but a
> > > .. But sometime, just to round out your knowledge base as a
> > > crackerjack wrench and bicycle guru (which I know you are) you
> > > should set up a pair of Mafac or Weinmann centerpulls with modern
> > > cables and housings, sturdy cable hangers and Kool St
ey, look at those lugs. Aren't
they gorgeous?"
Life is good.
Beth
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1:14 pm, franklyn wrote:
> Beth,
>
> I am not pursuing these items you have at the moment, though I do want
> to know the details of that 3-way trade :)
> > Shimano Dura-Ace 25th Anniversary pedals. These came to me in a complicated
> > trade (sort of like a three-way
(My Caffeinated Wheelmen pin came with this version and so
far no problems). Good luck --Beth
On Dec 26, 10:06 am, RoadieRyan wrote:
> I had some cool pins (this one is Assoc of Caffienated Wheelmen) on
> the lil loafter but the backs kept coming off with Road vibration
> resulting in the p
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And yes, I *earned* those "Camper" and "Biker" merit badges (back when
the earth cooled). Found them in my box of Girl Scout memoribilia a
couple of years ago and decided to add them to the bag.
I'd love to add a Rivendell Weekend patch to the lot
of daily riding it was almost Just Right.
The only bike that has a B-17 left on it is my Drop-bar'd All-Rounder,
where a non-sprung saddle makes complete sense.
Beth
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nny, I'm
told); you could also try stuffing the pinback hole with beeswax and
see how that goes.
Beth
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OMG! I LOVE it! Want one! --Beth
On Dec 26, 5:36 pm, reynoldslugs wrote:
> I am quite proud of the Award Medallion on the tail of this Seat Bag.
> http://www.cyclofiend.com/cc/2009/cc719-maxbeach1109.html
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rail geometry a trendy bandwagon
anymore, I do find that it tends to show up only on more expensive
bicycles. More affordable, mass-produced bikes -- including the Surly
LHT, btw -- still have geometries that favor bigger loads in the
rear.
Beth, grateful that not every bike designer has jumpe
My list:
--Find more excuses to haul loads on the cargo bike
--More rides to the farmers' markets with my Sweetie
--Yoga every week to help me better prepare for short-track xc and
cyclocross
--Enjoy every moment I can have on my bicycle
--encourage my Sweetie to ride with me more
Beth
On
new.
Suggestion: perhaps ask your wife to get more directly involved in
ordering her cycling clothing? Sometimes women are better at
describing their fit needs themselves than men are doing it for them.
Just a thought. Good luck --Beth
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generally stick with mens apparel for my bicycling needs
(including those Swrve knickers which I recommended earlier).
Beth
> Title-9 is one of the catalogues that makes me a bit envious.
> http://www.titlenine.com/
> Excellent clothing - looks good w/o looking sport-specific.
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pieces of the bed frame. Sadly no pix that day.)
-- I got my Sweetie to ride more by promising to go to every fair-
weather farmers' market with her.
I'm looking forward to much more bike fun in 2010! --Beth
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