nd of
squirrely. Fun, but squirrely.
Eric Grim
Spokane
On Sunday, December 3, 2023 at 5:34:32 PM UTC-8 John Rinker wrote:
> Went for a ride in snow today and had a blast! I also slipped around a
> little bit as I tried to follow the packed snow of tire tracks. Got me
> thinking about
bar &
stem set, and an old aluminum Raleigh bar & stem set. Neither of these is
in as good shape as the Nitto parts, but they're straight., and I cleaned
the sticky residue off.
Eric Grim
Spokane
owner of a Riv Appaloosa and a Soma San Marcos
Pics shall be taken upon reques
I didn't know that, too bad. In that case, I'd still like to trade for a
two-bolt Nitto seatpost with 27.2mm diameter.
Eric Grim (Spokane)
owner of a Riv Appaloosa and a Soma San Marcos
On Monday, December 4, 2023 at 1:35:51 PM UTC-8 Jay Lonner wrote:
> I think the Nitto S84 lu
2023 at 4:01:26 AM UTC-8 Ryan wrote:
> The lugged post is 2 bolt...unless you are looking for the S83
>
> On Monday, December 4, 2023 at 8:53:23 PM UTC-6 Eric Grim wrote:
>
>> I didn't know that, too bad. In that case, I'd still like to trade for a
>> two-bolt Nitto
ink it was . . .
Thanks in advance for any hints.
Eric Grim (Spokane, just a little ways North of the Palouse)
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Thanks, that seems pretty conclusive. I appreciate all of you who
responded to my question.
Eric Grim (Spokane)
On Thursday, December 14, 2023 at 9:52:02 AM UTC-8 Bill Lindsay wrote:
> I looked up Flickr photos of mine in 2016 as well.
>
> BL in EC
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> On Thursday, December 1
milar, including the Choco and Albastache. I like them a lot.
Presently my Appaloosa has Nitto VS touring/butterfly bars. I haven't
ridden with them much yet.
I took some pics but couldn't figure out how to paste them into this reply.
Eric Grim
Spokane (just north of the Palouse, wher
She seems nice, bless her heart. Eric, Spokane
On Wednesday, December 4, 2019 at 4:39:13 PM UTC-8, Joe Bernard wrote:
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> From a Riv email: Pam Karlan from the impeachment hearing (WHICH WE'RE NOT
> GOING TO DISCUSS) rides a Glorius!
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never seen one in the flesh, or even many pics. Did the "diagatube"
(Grant's word) make it to production, and if it did, on what sizes? Was
the Hunqapillar a short-lived model? How do you pronounce "Hunqapillar",
anyway?
Thanks, Eric Grim (Spokane)
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d model) 54 Hunqapillar is the largest with a single top tube. The
> brief 2nd model of Hunqapillar had different sizes but I know the 56cm had
> a single top tube. I'm guessing the next size up would have a diagatube.
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> On Monday, December 30, 2019 at 9:16:35 PM UTC-6
A year ago I bought an RBW Atlantis frame, but never finished building it
up. When Alex Wirth posted a "For Sale" notice of his remaining RBW bikes,
I fell in love with the Appaloosa, especially the fork crown. Sure, the
Atlantis has a lovely fork crown, but it's the same as the crown on my
R
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> Neat looking bar. I've transitioned from the Mustache, to the Albastache,
> and now my *San Marcos* wears Albatross bars, all in order to get a wider
> straight section in the front for hand comfort in a forward position.
> (Always upside down, 'cause I like the classic "path racer" look.
Greetings! I bought one of Alex Wirth's remaining RBW *Joe Appaloosa*
bikes, the 58cm one. It arrived Wednesday, and I changed a couple of parts
(saddle, tires, pedals; little things just to make it mine). Today I took
it for a few minutes ride, all I had time for, and it was great. It gave
I use seed lac or button lac, dissolved in denatured alcohol of course, to
soak the jute twine on my bars. Both darken the twine, which is OK with
me. I think it's likely that the blonde lac would not darken the tape as
much, but I am confident it will still darken it some.
Eric "Limper" Grim
I was test fitting Nitto RM016N "Mustache" handlebars to a Nitto "Dirt
Drop" stem, and doing so marred the handlebar's clamp area because the stem
was just a little too small for a slip fit. Not much, just a tiny bit, but
I thought, "Wait, What?!"
Both the bars and stem were prominently marked
Greetings, I recently bought my first Rivendell, an Atlantis. Wanting to
be prepared for the inevitable dings, I have been looking for the
appropriate touch-up paint (Testors #2135 Russian Naval Interior
Blue-Green). Sadly, it does not seem to be available anymore.
HobbyLinc[dot]com says it
;t say it's an exact match for my
> 2008 atlantis, but close enough.
>
>
> On Sunday, January 13, 2019 at 3:15:06 PM UTC-5, Eric Grim wrote:
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>> Greetings, I recently bought my first Rivendell, an Atlantis. Wanting to
>> be prepared for the inevitable dings, I hav
I bought a Sugino XD wide/low double 40t x 26t crankset with a chainguard
from RBW for the MiT Atlantis I'm building up. 170mm crank arms.
Unfortunately I didn't notice that the five arms of the spider are not
arranged the way the arms are on every other crankset I have: they're
rotated just
I just happen to have a set, new or so close as makes little difference.
Bought them for my Atlantis frame, and put the cranks on the BB. However
they have never had pedals threaded into them or had a chain wrapped around
the chainrings (My Atlantis doesn't have a rear wheel yet). Would $73,
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