ly put you at about a
52cm seat tube (center-top) and 53.5cm top tube. Because this is a
frameset only, you'll be taking a bit of a risk I think, without being able
to ride it.
I had one of these a while back (54cm size), and it was a really nice
riding bike. I sold it because I wanted to fi
some trails.
I'm pretty sure you can get the year from the serial number (from the
Waterford site), if that matters.
But really, what are you looking for? What type of rides will you use this
for? What do you currently ride? How will you build it up? And what do
you like about it?
Gre
ars. A super long stem might solve
>> that though.
>>
>> Joe Bernard
>>
>> On Thursday, January 27, 2022 at 12:52:51 PM UTC-8 Adrianna T wrote:
>>
>>> Hi Joe, Greg, thanks for your thoughts.
>>>
>>> The main thing is that I'm having tro
Looks great, Nikko! A perfect, sensible build - and the wheel set looks
familiar :)
See you up in the hills!
Greg
On Sunday, February 13, 2022 at 7:30:08 PM UTC-8 Andrew Letton wrote:
> A stunner!
> I'm curious about your chainring clocking... Is there a reason the big
> ring i
Thanks for bringing this to the top, Bill. I also ordered a set yesterday.
Greg
Oakland, CA
On Thursday, April 28, 2022 at 6:46:16 AM UTC-7 Mitch Browne wrote:
> Received my NIB headset and chain yesterday. Nice picture card of Jacquie
> and Charlie inside box.
>
> Mitc
I am also thinking hard about which bike is appropriate for this headset.
The closest I have to that era MTB is an Ibis SS, but I'm thinking maybe
the '81 Ritchey sport-touring or the Riv Wford All-Rounder?
Greg
On Thursday, April 28, 2022 at 3:26:17 PM UTC-7 Bill Lindsay wrote:
&
Congrats, Adriana! Beautiful color on that bike, and a nice sensible
build!
best, Greg/Oakland
On Wednesday, May 4, 2022 at 5:15:14 AM UTC-7 Ryan wrote:
> Oh...I'm glad it worked out for you and you like the bike! I love the
> splash of yellow; it's so cheerful. Matches th
bearing?
thanks,
Greg
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inside the cups -
> aluminum will not hold up.
> From the bottom:
> Fork - Steel fork crown race - roller bearings - steel race - lower cup -
> frame.
>
> [image: IRD headset.JPG]
>
> Laing
>
> On Saturday, September 3, 2022 at 8:42:03 PM UTC-4 Greg J wrote:
>
&
I would not hesitate to tour on the Sam, although I suppose it depends on
what you're carrying and how long you're going for. I've toured on a
Rambouillet and a Road Standard with a full set of panniers on weeklong
trips, and it was fine. You say "road touring," so I assume you're not
plannin
First of all, the OP says these are nutted Superbe 47-57mm brakes with
Mathousers. Not superbe pros.
Second, the hidden spring Superbe Pros are very nice brakes,
notwithstanding that one or more people may not have found them to be
perfect.
Third, dual pivots may be superior in some aspects
Interested in the bag. What's the condition of it?
-Greg
On Sat, Jan 9, 2021, 7:33 AM jeffbog...@hotmail.com <
jeffbogdanov...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Price reduced to $125 for the saddlesack and $20 for the fender flaps.
>
> Jeff
> Mobile, Alabama
>
> On Wednesday,
MKS pedals are notorious for needing to being greased up...even in newish
condition.
On Wed, Sep 29, 2021, 7:36 AM Eric Marth wrote:
> I just installed a pair of MKS bear trap pedals and have put about 150
> miles on them. The right pedal just started clicking. I can feel a dull
> click when the
IRD has a 12-34 but pricing is like $80. I try to just stick with Shimano
or SRAM when I can.
On Mon, Nov 1, 2021, 3:27 PM Garth wrote:
> Sunarace is the only mfr. of the 12-34 8-sp using 12/14/16/18/21/24/28/34
> cogs. Microshift has a 12-32 but uses a very wonky 12/13/15/18/21/24/28/32.
> A 15
Like any screw, it will loosen over time, but for the most part, it should
be set and forget for a good long time. Especially if you use locktite or
beeswax on the threads. (Although I have had one set of screws and a frame
where it would loosen frequently, which I attribute to bigger toleranc
I can provide more pictures a little later; I only have these snapshots for
now.
Asking $175 obo (+shipping within the US).
Thanks!
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I had the same (Jitensha, right?) bars on my commuter, but I switched them
out for drops when my commuting distance increased to 16+ miles.
Greg
On Sunday, September 8, 2013 11:43:53 AM UTC-7, Trevor saxton wrote:
>
> Thanks for the compliments, I'll be certain to post impres
ier model?
http://chestercycling.wordpress.com/2011/01/24/vaude-cycle-25/
I can take a picture and send it later today, if you're interested. Shoot
me an e-mail offlist.
thanks,
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There was a very nice one on the local Craigslist here in the bay area
California. Maybe someone here can facilitate, incl myself.
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Andrew, what time do you expect you'll leave from Embarcadero?
Greg
On Friday, November 15, 2013 7:22:41 AM UTC-8, BSWP wrote:
> Ah, those slippery details. Yes, Friday night the 22nd. I have site #6
> reserved, it holds six people nominally, two already there.
>
> Now th
I don't have a set in front of me at the moment, but my recollection is that
the mounting bolt is recessed in the XC pro, and so the Nitto bolt adaptor does
not work with these brakes. And that explains why I have an unused set in my
parts box.
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I can confirm that the moose rack works with panniers with the piccolo
installed. I have been doing this for many years, although my youngest is now
on his own bike and likely won't be getting on the piccolo anymore.
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I also have lots of square taper bb's (Phils, Ritchey, UN-xx), but I need
to take inventory first.
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On Thursday, May 19, 2016 at 1:02:43 PM UTC-7, Greg J wrote:
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> Sorry for the cross-post from the iBob list, but I think this should be of
> interest to this group also
>
> I don’t know how I accumulated
I will also consider reasonable offers on this bike. Trying to sell it as
quickly as possible as it just taking up garage space at the moment.
Text/call 203.927.9446.
On Tuesday, May 31, 2016 at 11:10:25 AM UTC-4, Greg Veitch wrote:
>
> 55cm 2015 Cheviot for sale, about 1 year old. I&#x
Preferably in 540mm.
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and saddle-bar level. So in my mind, your AR is stylistically the
Rivendell that I think of as representative. And my mid 90s AR is set up
similarly, except I have a normal drop bar. I haven't ridden a m-bar in
years, but I recall liking it quite a bit.
Greg
On Tuesday, August 11, 20
I have tektro Cantis... Not entirely sure the exact model but I will be
happy to check
Greg
On Wed, Aug 12, 2020, 1:02 PM Michael Williams
wrote:
> Hey all, I recently purchased a 59cm Atlantis and I’m gathering some
> parts. I’m wondering if anyone has a Dynamo Wheelset they’re not
I just used cloth tape. There's also cloth tape with padding.
-Greg
On Thu, Aug 27, 2020, 8:30 AM mikemike wrote:
> I recall seeing a slotted handgrip when using albatross bars and bar ends
> so the housing is out of the way of the grip. can anybody point me to these
> or s
Shimano Deore mountain double derailleur. Something similar to this:
https://www.modernbike.com/shimano-deore-fd-m6025-l-10-speed-double-top-swing-bottom-pull-low-clamp-front-derailleur
On Sat, Sep 12, 2020, 8:56 PM Justin Wyne wrote:
> As much as I love the looks of this crankset, I feel like
I have just about every Riv Reader and Riv catalog from about 1997 through
whenever Riv stopped doing them regularly. So approx 10 years' worth?
If you're interested, let me know.
Greg
On Wednesday, October 14, 2020 at 7:57:54 AM UTC-7, Eric Marth wrote:
>
> Thanks, Mike. P
Beautiful, John. Timeless bike! And I actually prefer the single color
paint jobs from the earlier Rivs, I had a light blue Road that I sold that
was a single color. I now have an early AR also, but it has a contrasting
cream head tube, and I think it makes it a little foppish.
Greg
On
the bag to keep
it vertical and off the head tube. Hard to explain, but super simple.
Or you can look up "handlebar extender" on amazon. This is a short length
of handlebar attached to your handlebar with a couple of clamps. They
should do the trick, but is more involved tha
Hi Jim-
Does your '96 Road Standard have short-reach brakes? If so, which
tires and fenders are you using that fit under the brakes?
Thanks much,
Greg Eastman
Hillsboro, OR
On Feb 9, 6:49 pm, Jim Cloud wrote:
> I just took some photos today of my 1996 Rivendell Road Standard
> appro
I'm making some changes to a 'country' bike I acquired. Acquiring this
bike was like having a ticket on a time machine to go back and buy
some very quality Japanese and English made kit.
Offered here a nice assortment of RBWish and BOBish bits of which
pictures can be viewed here:
http://picasaw
;t think a good steel cross country mountain bike exists anymore
(and no Surly's aren't). If there is one thing Grant knows its
mountain bikes.
Greg
On Oct 23, 8:42 pm, Weird Harold wrote:
> I was reading an interview with Grant on Bike Radar and saw this:
>
> "There are som
I've got a touring bike that uses some Dia-Compe brakes that are full
on cantis like the Mafac Tandem brake, or Paul mafac copy.
It uses a normal low rider rack. Have you eyeballed the bike and it
doesn't appear that you can use a normal front rack?
On Oct 24, 10:34 am, Steve Palincsar wrote:
>
om/110450159794
Someone is going to get themselves a ridiculously good deal.
Greg M
On Oct 22, 1:23 am, Greg M wrote:
> I'm making some changes to a 'country' bike I acquired. Acquiring this
> bike was like having a ticket on a time machine to go back and buy
> some ver
It depends on what you mean by Riv-ish.
I think that in order for something to be Riv-ish or BOBish it has to
do its prescribed function, and do it well. I think any pump that
looks pretty, that matches the leather bar wrap or Brooks saddle but
that actually does a poor job of actually pumping up
I have a question. In my book the American Classic seatposts were some
of the finest bits of kit that were available for your bike. They
have elegant lines and are amongst the most simple posts ever
manufactured. They look beautiful with a Brooks saddle, the black top
clamp contrasting nicely wit
did you consider the 57cm or 59cm with 700c? i am 5' 9-1/2" with a
PBH of 86cm and wondering which wheel size to go with.
On Oct 3, 4:43 pm, William wrote:
> I'm 5' 10-1/2" and my PBH is 87cm
>
> On Oct 3, 4:27 pm, JoelMatthews wrote:
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etamucil.'cause in the
unpredictable world of the touring cyclist, a little regularity is a good
thing.
Just a big 'ole classic bike/ Rivendellesque ride to the left and back.
But I digress...
Anybody used the Toursacks?
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Check out Igor Kovse's site Losing Weight at
ultralightcycling.blogspot.comto see a example of this philosophy
taken to the bleeding edge in some
pretty remote corners of the globe.
After looking at his setup, you may start to consider a Roadeo as a viable
third-world touring machine
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silnylon, titanium, cuben and carbon fiber.
( Yes! I will have one collapsible carbon fiber pole for my tarptent, of
which catastropic failure will only mean my Lunar Solo turning
temporarily into a bivy sack! )
I'll try to get some pictures of the Ribbies and Sam up soon.
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I don't have an Ebisu, but I did buy an early Waterford Riv Road from
Hiroshi at Jitensha Studios back in the late 90s. I believe Hiroshi
had bought at least 2 (there was a tall rose pink one and a light blue
one) early Rivs when Riv was starting out. Also, I first saw a Riv
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Subject: [RBW] FS: Baggins Banana Bag, Wald rear folding baskets
Qty 1: "Baggins Bags" Banana Bag. It's a few years old (
such. But,
you will likely not need a rack or other support for it. It is small
enough that if you ride a bike bigger than 52 or so, it probably won't rub
the tire, and because of its size, you will probably not load it too
heavily.
I ride ~54 bikes, and I use a SQR for my LSLF.
Gre
This is a steal with JB paint and JS build! I wish it were my size...
On Thursday, April 26, 2012 1:55:43 PM UTC-7, SISDDWG wrote:
>
> Frame, fork, and headset only
>
> Frame:
> Long-low road
> Standard
> Size: 59cm measured ctt, tt has 1 degree upslope
>
> Braze-ons:
> Shifter bosses
high-trail bikes with a
front bag and survived. But it's a significant enough difference, and I'm
glad you embarked on your adventures.
Greg
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Anyone own the Aussie knee warmers that Riv sells? I like the fuller
coverage, but am interested in any feedback you have.
Thanks,
Greg
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ks about the same, or
maybe a cm bigger. The 54 had a 55 c-c top tube.
Greg
On Sunday, June 24, 2012 2:06:27 AM UTC-7, Fullylugged wrote:
>
> And while not mentioned in the repairs, the BB shell appears incorrect.
> Still and all, it might build up
ore--so sure that it's a great deal that I
could flip if things don't work out--only to be stuck with it.
Of course, if I were in your shoes, I might not follow my own prudent
advice either.
Greg
On Tuesday, June 26, 2012 9:29:27 PM UTC-7, The Cripler wrote:
>
> Ok. So here is the
For those of you with better artistic sense than me and who are framing it,
mat or no mat?
On Thursday, June 28, 2012 8:57:09 PM UTC-7, Lynne Fitz wrote:
>
> And it is now framed (basic poster frame) and hanging on the wall with the
> Rando bling. Looks great. Since we aren't showing the pos
x27;s original position and I haven't had a problem since.
Hope this works for you,
Greg
On Jul 22, 2012, at 8:09 PM, murphyjrfk wrote:
> That's what I thought I checked twice. It's like all o the sudden the brake
> is too small for the post it won't pivot and I have en
I'm pretty sure the early production Riv Roads had 75mm drop. I also vaguely
recall Grant mentioning how he increased the drop on the Rambouillet, maybe to
78mm?
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minum barrel), buit still works perfectly.
I really like these Blackburn frame pumps--they feel a little more solid
and nicer than the Zefal HP or HPx or Silca. But the frame pumps get used
infrequently since I use a floor pump whenever I can.
Greg
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asking $1900, prefer local pickup in mountain view, california
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i tried selling my 59cm A. Homer Hilsen (pristine condition) here and
listed on craigslist with absolutely no interest. it's now on ebay and
bidding is pretty low, just over $900 which i think is a pretty awesome
deal.
if any list member wins my auction, i will throw in a Nitto S83 seatpost
a
- $30
IRD CD front derailleur - $20
Shimano XT rear derailleur RD-M760 Rapid Rise - $30
Shimano XT front derailleur FM-771 - $20
Shimano XY front derailleur FM-773 - $20
See photos for condition.
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/oq0dc8wo7blpbcd/AAD_Tz0giV5ym7um3DsbzGdsa?dl=0
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i sold the S83 seatpost and the XT rear derailleur
but still have
Nitto Technomic Deluxe 10cm - $40
IRD Alpina-d front derailleur AND IRD 28.6 clamp - $30
IRD CD front derailleur - $20
]Shimano XT front derailleur FM-771 - $20
Shimano XT front derailleur FM-773 - $20
thanks.
greg.
408.396.0444
Not to rain on your parade, but my guess is that at least the dropouts and
the lugs are made in Taiwan, so you're already in the realm of "assembled
in the US."
Of course, you have to draw the line somewhere, and yours is a perfectly
reasonable one.
My impression is that American Classic has
My wife rides her Rambouillet with an Albatross bar and bar end shifters.
She loves it for general riding around town and easy rides.
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m, and it is in overall good condition with some tape residue and
scratches, but still perfectly functional.
Let me know offlist if you're interested. Thanks,
Greg
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The noodle has been claimed. But the soba is still up for a trade. If you're
like me, you must have a bunch of handlebars in your stash you're not using...
Cinelli? 3ttt? A b115 or b105? I'm open to anything really...
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Too many to count. Ibis, Appel, Bontrager, Ritchey, on and on. But
realistically, I couldn't have kept them all, so you gotta do what you gotta
do. Another one, or an even better alternative, will come along.
Greg
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Congrats! That's my dream bike, too (a Waterford AR), if I can find a 53.
I really like the look of the skinny-tubed, level tt bike with the fat 26
wheels.
Greg
On Thursday, March 22, 2012 2:53:43 PM UTC-7, jinxed wrote:
>
> So 2 weeks ago I got the lust for some 26" fun
Grand Bois parts also get high marks.
Any of these would put the bling in your bike and make it more unique and
win the admiration of us bike-geeks.
Greg
On Sunday, April 1, 2012 5:53:19 PM UTC-7, dr...@charter.net wrote:
>
>
> but I this time I want it rebuilt a bit l
uced the
model. So, it may not be as big an issue as you fear.
Greg
On Tuesday, April 10, 2012 4:35:43 PM UTC-7, dr...@charter.net wrote:
>
> Boy did I get an eye opener today. Went out cycling- very windy,
> usually take my Atlantis for days like this, however Project Atlantis
ho want a light (20lbs) bike, who have other bikes that can
do the everyday, load-carrying type duty.
Greg
On Wednesday, April 11, 2012 10:33:04 AM UTC-7, HappyCamper wrote:
>
> I thought the Rodeo was a direct decendant of the Ram but it seems like
> maybe the Ram was halfway between a Ro
It happened to me about a month ago, too. I took my son out to ride on
some trails (the East/West Ridge Trail in Oakland), and I rode my wife's
orange Ramb with albatross bars because it has fat tires (I think Avocet
Cross 35s?). My old MTB was not in ridable condition, and I felt like a
chang
2 others), I'd like to see if anyone on the list is
interested. I'm thinking $50 shipped.
Thanks, and I can email pics tonight if you're interested.
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I have a fillet brazed Ritchey from 1980, with no serial number either and
similar graphics. (Mine came with the original invoice to the original
purchaser.) I think yours must be eariler than mine. It is a fantastic
riding bike!
On Monday, August 5, 2013 4:39:24 PM UTC-7, Brian Campbell
I'm in. Thanks for organizing this!
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I have the big Wald basket that Riv sells (used but not abused). I'd like to
try the small one. Anyone thinking the reverse? I'm in the SF Bay Area --
local trade preferred, as shipping may be prohibitive.
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I'll second Ed Litton. He's not your guy for a inexpensive job, but his
work is excellent. He paints Bruce Gordon's bikes, I saw hanging in his
shop all sorts of fancy old and new frames.
Greg
On Thursday, October 18, 2012 3:29:30 PM UTC-7, Michael_S wrote:
>
> Spectru
ave one of these
on a 2000 brakeset i'm not using. If you want, I can measure the reach for
you and see if it's long enough.
Greg, also in Oakland, CA, but won't get a chance to get out this weekend.
On Friday, November 2, 2012 11:09:22 AM UTC-7, ttoshi wrote:
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> Hey Bruce
very reasonable price.
thanks.
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Like Wally, I also save the hardware from old pads, and I'm pretty sure I
have those in my parts bin. I'll check too. As someone else said, it's
just a metric nut, so you could just go old school with a wrench and a nut.
Greg
On Tuesday, July 24, 2018 at 6:50:02 AM UTC-7,
s are (again) not
the current fashion necessarily but are solid great wheels and fine for up
to 35mm tires.
Full disclosure--my wife has that same color Ramb with similar components,
and she loves hers.
Good luck!
Greg in Oakland
On Thursday, August 23, 2018 at 5:57:21 PM UTC-7, James Copp
Obenaufs oil works great on the inside of dress shoes to keep the leather
soft. I also use it on the outside of my Allen Edmonds dress shoes, let it
sink in and them polish as usual. It prevents the leather from cracking
after repeatedly getting wet in Seattle.
On Friday, January 5, 2018 at 6:5
Those are great shots and awesome posters. I ordered a set for myself for
Christmas.
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I have a set of SS-7s (and maybe SS-5 too), if your interested.
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e. Thank you to everyone who contributes.
Responded to a FS ad for a Sam Hillborne in this forum and now am an
excited Riv bike owner.
I support the FS posts and will attempt to participate more.
Greg
Louisville, KY
On Wednesday, May 16, 2018 at 1:46:39 PM UTC-4, Cyclofiend Jim wrote:
> I&
Received in Louisville, KY. Love it. Have to admit that the picture of the Team
on page 31 is interesting. Grant, really?
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Hi all. I’ve decided to get a Brooks B17 for my Sam, however, I’m not sure if I
should go with the B17 or the B17 narrow. I’m interested in knowing if height
and weight make a difference or is it simply personal preference? Any
information, advice and sharing of experiences will be appreciated.
Thanks everyone. All very good and helpful information and experiences.
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Hi all,
I have a pair of Riv’s MUSA knickers in olive green with dark brown
gussets/pockets. Size small. These are a few years old, but I’ve worn them
fewer than 10 times. No issues, they’re in excellent condition, if not like
new.
How does $35 shipped sound?
Thanks, Greg
Oakland, CA
I don’t know how to post pics. PM me for pics.
Greg
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I bought Joe's old AR. I've been looking for one for years, and 2 of them
show up within days! I think this one's a good deal! esp. since I'm too
busy with work these days to be wrenching
Greg
On Sunday, November 24, 2019 at 11:58:19 AM UTC-8, Joe Bernard wrote:
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It would fit my 15-year old son, but does a kid need such a bike? On the
other hand, we'd have matching AR's!
Greg in Oakland
On Tuesday, January 14, 2020 at 8:18:15 AM UTC-8, Paul Lugo wrote:
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> Howdy ya’ll,
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> I’m the seller! Thanks for sharing the CL post, Kev
Congrats! That's my holy grail Riv also -- and exactly my size!
If you want to see the original catalogs/paraphernalia from those years,
and are in Oakland/Berkeley, stop by sometime. I have a bunch!
Greg/Oakland
On Thursday, September 26, 2019 at 10:17:42 PM UTC-7, Joe Bernard
I have 2 of the O2M (men's) saddles that I think is a little narrower than
the B17, but still wide compared to most saddles. For me, the O2M has been
a nice substitute for the B17.
On Friday, November 30, 2012 8:30:34 AM UTC-8, Mojo wrote:
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> Most of my bikes have B17s on them. I agree with
ike the idea of
leaving my small toolkit/tube/misc. in a bag, which may be too tempting for
the wrong person.
Does anyone have any suggestions as to where I could find a lightweight
locking box?
Greg
Oakland, CA
On Thursday, November 22, 2012 11:05:20 AM UTC-8, Tony Lockhart wrote:
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It looks like I'll be in San Diego for a week, and I am hoping to get in a
few 2-3 hour rides. Can someone suggest some routes? Feel free to contact
me offlist.
thanks, Greg
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