I'm guessing you'd use short-reach sidepulls with the 700c wheels. It's like
the opposite of a 650B conversion of a late 80's road bike.
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Measure the chainstay length. If it's similar or shorter than the Roadeo, you
almost certainly have the road standard. Given the sidepulls and year, that is
a strong possibility. The only model of that era was the road standard. If the
chainstays are longer, it would be a Longlow. But I'll have
I see auto-correct somehow butchered my message. The sentence, "The only model
of that era was the road standard" should have read, "The only short chainstay
model of that era was the road standard."
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The older lugs really narrow it down timewise. If you send me your frame's size
(C-T) and the chainstay length, I could track it down in the geometry charts of
one of my early Readers.
Being home sick today, what else am I gonna do?
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I picked up my Rich-built, Atlas-rimmed wheels for the Hunqapillar with Big Ben 55's when I was in SF in late March. Then I got sick for 10 days and haven't set them up on the bike yet. I'll let you guys know how I like them this spring and summer.-Original Message-
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I was just looking through some Readers from right at the beginning, because a post on this forum made me curious enough to look back. You could say the original frames were stock and made at Waterford, since there were published geometry charts. But the fact I had forgotten and saw a few days ago
The first batch of Homers were made at Waterford. Then in mid-2007, you had a choice of Waterford vs. Toyo.-Original Message-
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From www.rivbike.com: Where's it made?
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I like your style, Dude.
Also, I think Grant gets credit for high drop bars. I saw a lot of those too.
Also saw a few albatrosses on older bikes with bar-end shifters added.
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On Apr 21, 2013, at 7:17 PM, cyclotourist wrote:
> I think it has 650B wheels, so presumed Blerio
I consider myself blessed for getting to go on Riv rides with the likes of
Doug. Nothing but friendliness and genuineness from that man.
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On Apr 27, 2013, at 9:34 PM, Peter Morgano wrote:
> Not sure if that is some snarky comment or not but you should consider
> yourself bl
Beautiful, Kelly.Aren't these stout 2TT bikes with albatross bars and huge, well-rolling tires just the bomb?-Original Message-
From: Mike Williams
Sent: May 1, 2013 6:18 PM
To: "rbw-owners-bunch@googlegroups.com"
Subject: Re: [RBW] Nice to Ride the Bombadil again..
Kelly what size is yo
Not sure, but just try it. The beauty of cloth tape and clear shellac is that
the parts are not super expensive and the shellacking takes the pressure off of
the need to get the cloth tape perfect. So just do it, because what's the worst
that could happen? You won't like it and have to do it ag
A bit before the Bombadil was released.I remember around the time it was announced that the largest sizes were being discontinued, representatives of Rivendell were stating that the people who would have been served by such an Atlantis size could be almost equally well served by the new Bombadil in
Ah, the last 64 cm orange QB!Looks great.-Original Message-
From: Jeremy Till
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Subject: Re: [RBW] Re: Appaloosa - the first of a whole new horse breed?
Yep, just posted an update here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/85709120@N07
Very thorough description. Describing the mission is a good way to highlight a
point that has already been made: Rivendells are designed for riding that
doesn't resemble that description. So comparing Rivendells to BQ bikes is an
apples/oranges thing.
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>From: Steve P
Kieren,Despite the word on the street, I'll let you know that for me, the Ram with Jack Brown Greeen 700x 33.333 is just the bee's knee's.I have a lot of nice bikes, and the Ram, so equipped, keeps coming back to being my favorite of them. It's a 64 cm frame and I'm about 225 lbs. I
You can get the Bosco that's just the handlebar, no quill stem attached. You then attach to your own stem, 25.4 mm clamp size. I'm pretty sure you'll have no trouble setting it up with a threadless stem.My use of Boscos is with a really long stem - a 17 cm Ritchey (Nitto-made) from the early 90's.
Steve,
I've often wondered how good those are. Do they function just like a Brooks
with built-in loops? Any drawbacks?
Thanks,
Jim W.
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>I have some bolt-on bag loops on mine, got them from VO a couple of
>years ago.
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I hope the window gets extended. I can't get up to the Bay Area until about June 10, and I hope to see it.-Original Message-
From: cyclotourist
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Did you get a picture of Lesnik's spoke boxes?Cheer
That would be so good.-Original Message-
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I'm thinking we need to have a Norcal vs. Socal Country Bike Rumblesomewhere in the Big Sur area. On Monday,
Better measure it to make sure it's not a 64! : )Dude that bike looks like it's gonna be sweet!-Original Message-
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Subject: [RBW] Quickbeam coming together
At long last, this frame will be built up for some summ
It's a 62 cm frame with mostly new parts. I got the stock 1994 bike on ebay in
2008, and it had seen very little use. Here are 10 photos of its configuration:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/46035786@N07/sets/72157630560395204/
The photos were taken 11 months ago, and I have ridden the bike once si
Sale offer is suspended until July. I'll repost then after my travels. Thanks
for looking.
-Jim W.
On Jun 13, 2013, at 10:54 AM, James Warren wrote:
> It's a 62 cm frame with mostly new parts. I got the stock 1994 bike on ebay
> in 2008, and it had seen very little use. He
Elliot Bay Cycles
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On Jun 21, 2013, at 12:37 AM, Christopher Chen wrote:
> I'll be in Seattle tomorrow from 4 to 6 and was wondering if there be any
> Rivish places to drop by. All the places I know are up towards UW.
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Made in Taiwan? I wonder if that's accurate.
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On Jun 27, 2013, at 10:56 AM, Leslie wrote:
> Just spotted a 64 Rambouillet on the RBW site; note, has a dented top-tube.
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P.S. I ask on-list because your Flickr shots are really nice, mainly the
coastal one. I'm wondering if that trail is near me anywhere. I want to get my
bike out there.
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On Jul 4, 2013, at 3:19 PM, Mike Schiller wrote:
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> On Thursday, July 4, 2013 4:58:59 AM UTC-7, Fullylugged wrote:
> The Ram dropouts are spaced at 132.5 so it is intended to take either 130 or
> 135 wheelsets and up to 37 mm tires.
>
> many frame builders don
I'm gonna jinx myself now. I've done enough riding on the Ram in ways that have
taken advantage of the dual spacing that I've been very happy with the feature.
I built the bike up in 2003 with a road bike mentality, so a good deal on a
production wheel made 130 the default. Then 3 years later wh
Can't you still mount a Mark's rack on the fork that uses cantis? You need a
bolt of some kind to go through the hole in the crown so it can hold the
mounting bracket of the Mark's rack.
Rivendell used to sell these bolts that fit nicely in crown holes and when
installed, a couple inches of bol
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Sorry Eric I can't help you, but I can't resist asking the following: If the
clerk asks you what's inside your bike box and you answer "Bombadil" in an
airport, are you in big trouble? : )
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>
>If I'm asked what's inside, what should I say (it has
This has been hard news to take, and I know I'm not alone in being confused and disturbed and saddened by this.
There are a few groups of people in my life that I think of as family to varying degrees, and this is one of them. It's because of the consistently reliable input from people like
I just attempted to type "roadeo" into my iphone and it corrected it to "roadwork."
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I noticed that one of the participants was extremely wise and recently got a discounted blue-headtube Sam Hillborne. That's one of the better Riv deals to come along. That bike is excellent, and that blue is so good that I kind of prefer the blue headtube to the cream.
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Hearty endorsement here for Rich. LX hubs and Atlas rims for the Hunqapillar.
They are great wheels.
Also Rich was smart about what I wanted and talked me out of the XT hubs,
arguing that the LX's of the generation would not be compromised for weight
savings the way the XT's are.
The wheels ha
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The guy with artificial legs and a Riv - is that Robert Bailey from the Reader
articles? Last I heard he was working toward riding with two prosthetics.
Whether the person you saw was Mr. Bailey or not, what a great thing to hear
about!
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On Jul 29, 2013, at 9:06 AM, Tim Gavi
For that matter, in the industry in general why are so few TT upslope angles
included in geometry info? With Rivs, for example, it's important to know that
some models slope about 2 degrees, while others slope 6 degrees. The 6 degree
ones shoot those bars up about 4 extra centimeters relative to
Thanks Hugh. It sounds cool, but I'm assuming it will be too close to my return
south after a long bay area trip. We also have a school inservice keeping me
stuck in PV most of Friday. I'll let y'all know if I change my fortunes.
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On Jul 31, 2013, at 5:12 PM, hsmitham wrote:
For that matter, in the industry in general why are so few TT upslope angles
included in geometry info? With Rivs, for example, it's important to know that
some models slope about 2 degrees, while others slope 6 degrees. The 6 degree
ones shoot those bars up about 4 extra centimeters relative t
To David Craig's question: no, for Atlantis and AHH, the TT listings are
actual, not effective. So with those two, the effective TT is a bit longer, but
the effect is relatively small due to low angles.
But yes it's true that the expanded frames (6 degree upslope ones) only list
the effective
Looks good. I'll be around.
-Jim W.
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On Jul 31, 2013, at 9:41 PM, Manuel Acosta wrote:
> During the Rumble Mike and I talked about doing an overnighter up Mt.Tam. I'm
> pretty sure theres campsites up there. I think we picked the date of Aug 5.
> Hopefully Mike sees this
ot effective length though, I
> don't even think they are actual length.
>
> Matt
>
>
>
> On Thursday, August 1, 2013 1:29:18 AM UTC-4, James Warren wrote:
> To David Craig's question: no, for Atlantis and AHH, the TT listings are
> actual, not effectiv
My Hunq serves as a rigid 29er when it has the Big Bens. So I'd advise that if
one is confident on any 2.2ish mountain bike for a given terrain, then similar
confidence would ensue on the Hunq. Given that, you then reap all the benefits
of a top-notch touring bike. Great bike!
Keep in mind, I h
Just out of curiosity, Anne, have you found out if your Atlantis, can take the
Big Bens in 55?
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On Aug 1, 2013, at 5:38 PM, James Warren wrote:
> My Hunq serves as a rigid 29er when it has the Big Bens. So I'd advise that
> if one is confident on any 2.2ish mo
rote:
> I haven't checked, but I suspect it can't. I'm going to put the
> Schwalbe 2.0s on my other Atlantis, the purple one I use for touring,
> in preparation for the Lost Coast of California.
>
> On Thu, Aug 1, 2013 at 5:45 PM, James Warren wrote:
>> Just out
Do you guys know what time the meetup for this ride will be on the Friday?
-Jim W.
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On Aug 1, 2013, at 8:33 PM, Hugh Smitham wrote:
> Mitch,
>
> It was good to meet you and would enjoy your presence on this S240. Doug has
> a point, you can ride your bike for evening festi
Gonna be tight. It all depends how much time our school admin wants to take
requiring us to learn things in a mandatory meeting day. I may not make it down
in time. So if you're counting heads, I have to say no. However, I'm gonna
crash it if things work out.
-Jim W.
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Anne, we should talk directly. I might be able to point you towards info.
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On Aug 2, 2013, at 10:37 AM, Anne Paulson wrote:
> Riv peeps,
>
> Can any Oregon Rivster help me with a good route from Ashland, OR to
> the Pacific Coast? This is part of a tour where, once we get t
The problem is that my school has not given us an agenda yet, so you all should plan what works for you and then I'll jump in if possible.-Original Message-
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It's a phenomenal bike. I hope it fits you. 92 cm PBH says it might. Mine is
about 92.5, and my 64 cm Atlantis is good for me. I am 6'4" though, with a very
long torso. The 4" different in our heights is a bit surprising. Seat to
handlebar horizontally will be an interesting dimension. My very l
I can lend you a Nelson Longflap.
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On Aug 4, 2013, at 11:08 AM, Esteban wrote:
> I'll likely make this. Gotta figure out how to carry my minimal stuff, as the
> Black Sheep is rack less on this trip.
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Doug's info indicates that they changed the top-tube from 62 cm to 60 cm pretty
early on. But my 2001 64 cm model definitely has a 62 cm top tube so make sure
you measure just so you know what you're getting. (62 cm was also the listed TT
length in the original geometry charts printed in the Riv
Good work! You'll not regret owning, and if you ever needed to, a trade of 64
for 61 would probably not be a rare thing.
- Jim W
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On Aug 4, 2013, at 1:20 PM, Tony DeFilippo wrote:
> What an amazing bunch of responses! Thanks guys.
>
> So I'm now a Rivendell owner!!! I
I can bring you loops. I have the seat rail saddlebag adapter with me if you
want to use it. The one with the quick release. You can call me if you want to
go that route. I'll be hastily packing in San Mateo tonight till 11 probably.
If I don't hear from you, I won't bring it. If you want it, it
Tony,
Careful. If you're worried the 64 cm Atlantis will be too big, the 62 cm Hunq
will feel even bigger. This is because the Hunq's top tube slopes up 6 degrees,
while the Atlantis's slopes up 2.5 degrees. Every degree translates to 1 cm of
handlebar height. For me, the 62 Hunq fits like a th
qapillar.
>
> With abandon,
> Patrick
>
> On Tuesday, August 6, 2013 11:32:09 PM UTC-6, James Warren wrote:
> Tony,
> Careful. If you're worried the 64 cm Atlantis will be too big, the 62 cm Hunq
> will feel even bigger. This is because the Hunq's top tube
It was one of the best ways to spend two days. The people were tremendous as
usual.
Caltrain was a good start, chatting with Anne. An eavesdropper would have
learned a bit about hobo touring, if they could follow a conversation full of
words like Nitto and Schwalbe 1.6 and Hoss bag. Like DougP
It was.
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On Aug 8, 2013, at 12:26 AM, Andy Smitty Schmidt <54ca...@gmail.com> wrote:
> This sounds like one of those trips that we all hope our next trip will be
> like... some struggles, some new territory, great company, and happy
> discoveries.
>
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Yeah, I'm one pipe away from that photo.
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On Aug 8, 2013, at 10:21 PM, Manuel Acosta wrote:
> Looks and sounds like bike hobos to me.
>
> On Thursday, August 8, 2013 1:07:31 PM UTC-7, futch wrote:
> http://veloaficionado.com/australias-bicycle-riding-shearers-of-the-early-tw
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Offroad adventure Sunday or Saturday?
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On Aug 11, 2013, at 10:14 AM, dougP wrote:
> Esteban:
>
> Be great to have you on this one. Assuming an 11 AM meetup in Irvine, with
> the usual bike ogling, gear ogling, etc., our ETA in San Clemente would in
> the 2-3 PM range if w
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This is a little bit cool: If the Jamboree gets off the ground in 2014, it will
coincide with the year of Rivendell's 20th Anniversery.
On Aug 14, 2013, at 8:34 AM, allenmichael wrote:
> 19/20/21 in case a few can stick around another day?
>
> On Wednesday, July 31, 2013 7:40:24 AM UTC-7, Li
managed to confuse
> things so well at this point.
>
> On Sunday, November 23, 2014 11:38:10 AM UTC-7, James Warren wrote:
>
> There has been no statement that the "canti-Sam" (AKA Joe Appaloosa) will be
> at the budget price or will have TIG welds at the headtube.
I didn't see any fork crowns on the Blug, because I was blinded by the Atlantis
that's headed to New Zealand.
I know I've now fully switched sides, because I was admiring it for awhile
before I realized "hey, it has two top tubes." It seemed so totally normal to
me that I didn't notice. In 201
Bring it out to a SoCal Riv Ride!
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On Nov 24, 2014, at 8:13 PM, Richard Rios wrote:
> Just a bit more fuel for the speculation fire...I actually purchased the
> sister / brother to the blue bike mentioned above as seen in the garage sale
> video... Same frame smaller and d
It was smooth and stable and comfortable and responsive, the way all Rivs are.
It's going to be a great bike. And tire clearance. Wow! Hunq-like.
-Jim W.
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> I'm still confused as to whether this will be sole as a frameset only. Did
> this come up in conversation?
>
> Also, what size did you ride?
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> On Wednesday, November 26,
Enough for 700x55.
It looked like the Hunqapillar in the Clearance department.
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On Nov 26, 2014, at 6:28 PM, hsmitham wrote:
> So jealous. Clearance how much Clarence?
>
> ~Hugh
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Awesome! Well, Hugh, you were jealous that I was up north, but now I'm jealous
of your ride!
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On Nov 29, 2014, at 7:21 PM, Hugh Smitham wrote:
> Three plus hours and twenty miles of pristine dirt single track around Carmel
> Valley in San Diego ' s North County was enjoyed
I posted some recent info about fitting Big Ben 50's on a blue Hillborne with
the result being that things were a bit tight at the fender tab on the rear
seatstay bridge. Here is a bit more info on that, contrasting the same area for
the Blue Hillborne to the older orange Hillborne:
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and bikes that do well in it:
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it's been out in the muck!
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> Was Jay R.'s prototype for the larger tire clearance edition the frame seen
> in this video or is this parallel 2TT one in the video even more prototypical?
>
> https://www.y
Early Riv readers had some space for tales of bike maintenance screw-ups. Those
were fun to read. One story had a crank arm getting its threads stripped, but
it HAD to be removed from the frame so the mechanic eventually had to hacksaw
through the spindle of a nice BB to get the cranks off. Some
s from it, send an
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>From: cyclotourist
>Sent: Dec 17, 2014 9:48 PM
>To: RBW Owners Bunch
>Subject: Re: [RBW] FS: 58cm Hunqapillar on CL Modesto for $2,000
>
>Oh my...
>
>On Wed, Dec 17, 2014 at 9:43 PM, Evan
Plug for the new IRD mounts here. I love stem shifting with new 9-speed
shifters.
If you can make it work with old mounts, that will be cool! If you decide it
won't work and mow some lawns, splurging on the IRDs would probably be
satisfying.
Are the ones from Doug old style or IRDs?
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Sun Tour.
>
> dougP
>
> On Saturday, December 20, 2014 12:58:54 PM UTC-8, James Warren wrote:
> Plug for the new IRD mounts here. I love stem shifting with new 9-speed
> shifters.
> If you can make it work with old mounts, that will be cool! If you decide it
> won't
Or Will?
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On Dec 27, 2014, at 7:21 PM, cyclotourist wrote:
> Nice box art as well. Sean @ Riv?
>
> On Sat, Dec 27, 2014 at 3:08 PM, Chris Chen wrote:
>> P50s and Compass 650b x 42 Babyshoe Pass tires fit on the 58 Hilsen just
>> right. Seeing how I couldn't fit anything big
In 2009, I went on a Marin County exploration ride (2 days by myself, first
time up there), and while having a great time, I happened to run into the
Farewell 2009 ride organized by Esteban. We had never met in person but knew
each other and each other's bikes from the Internet, so I joined the
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