f my 2006 red 50cm Saluki
and my 2009 clear-coat Proto Bleriot set up as a poor woman's
Quickbeam.
Okay women, I'll stop being a lurker if you will.
fondly,
Liesl
On Apr 2, 9:36 pm, Anne Paulson wrote:
> On the Cinderella Classic today, my Roadeo didn't feel all alone among
Whoa! Great to see all the posts and read all my fellow lurkers'
posts! And what pretty bikes we have. It's especially fun to see the
raw clear coat Rodeo with, among other fine accoutrements, a Finesse!
Now that's a woman's riv! Okay, I'll get some pictures up on flicker
and report back when I
'99 Kona Fire Mountain--olive green, albatross bars (you mean you have
a bike without mustache bars???), cork grips, shimano bar ends,
studded nokia snow tires and army surplus appointments. the jeep.
cheers, liesl
minneapolis
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The Quickbeam has joined my family as my partner's 50th birthday
present. The bike is stunning and in stunning shape. John is a true
gentleman; if he sells more from his stable, run don't walk. Cheers,
John!
liesl
On Jun 22, 10:33 pm, John Blish wrote:
> Thank you, Joe. You g
I think the new bike will have creative and beautiful seat stays here-
to-for never seen.
liesl
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(and the family where John Blish's spectacular 58 Quickbeam went)
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We have a lot of bikes at our house with mustaches and noodles; I
prefer m'bars and my partner prefers noodles. After our current round
of bar experiments, I agree with charlie's formula. There are two
things I'd add. First, consider a Dirt Drop stem if you really want
m'bars raised. I had a sho
Keven's bag all the way. rocks on m'bars. rocks anywhere.
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Fabulous to have one more smilin' Riv Chica on the road! You and Betty
look great. And just don't be bothered with thinking how slow or fast you
are as compared to others; just think about it when you yourself wanna be
slow or fast!. Just ride.
-Riv Chica Warrior
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Maybe I should one on each of my dogs!
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Here's some fun news! I talked with Mark at Riv and there seems to be a
groovy design solution to having a really small frame (in the 50cm range)
with a diagatube! When last you tuned in (if you tuned in at all), you
might recall (or might not) that Grant said that getting a diagatube, lugs,
Hi friends,
What a tutorial in gears! I'm learning quite a bit! A few comments on
that topic from my perspective: I'm in the Edwin W camp. Simple shifting,
a bail-out gear...that'll do for me. I, too, ride a single most of the
time and I expect to keep my triple Saluki, and my 1x8 Friday is
Welcome, Nils! I love it when lurkers come out from behind cacti! -Riv
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Diane, your Miniature AHH looks fabulous! I have its slightly larger
cousin; a red 50 Saluki. You'll like the Nifty Swiftys. You might also,
next time you're looking for tires, try the Soma Xpress—even comes in terra
cotta. I'll also be interested in your saddlebag adventures. I have found
Very very nice, Patrick! What bags are you using with it? Any trial loads
to report?
Liesl
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your rando, but it isn't too big either. Easy to go back and forth.
-liesl
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und that I really prefer posts with two bolts fore and aft like the Paul
Tall and Handsome or the Thompson Elite. Just something to think about.
Good luck! Liesl (a.k.a. RCW)
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Women of a certain PBH! This is a good one! You won't regret it!
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On SOMA Xpress: I started using them upon recommendations from this group
on a 650B winter tire that was 38mm or less. I wound up really liking them
generally and they were reasonable for light snow on city roads. (I did,
though, rip a sidewall by incorrectly positioning my White ENO eccentri
> OK, that does it. I'm going to start talking to Riv about the last of the
> 47cm Salukis. My son, then my daughter, and maybe even my wife, would each
> look great on one of those.
>
Go, William, Go! You won't regret it! I was kinda sorta in the same
position when I picked up the Prot
Diane, excellent tips for the wee-handed! On a similar front, the Shimano
MTB silver brake levers are also nice for us because they have reach adjust
screws that allow the lever to be closer to the grip.
Liesl, I know what you mean. I bought a 6" piece of small diameter, thick
> wal
> Already started carving out a baby spoon for a lilac branch that has
> annoyed me too long. No longer! Grin. Once the Silky Saw arrives, I'll
> delve into some downed pine near us and see if there are bowls in them thar
> hills.
>
Patrick, we really have to meet! Here's my first attempt at
oops here's the photos
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I'm kind of excited to try a wood mess kit like sailors in the days of
old. I'd like to weigh my titanium kit (just cup, bowl, plate) and my wood
kit (same) to see the difference. I expect it wouldn't be a deal-breaker.
Advantages of wood: much more thermal than single wall Ti, doesn't make
rk. You see all of this. I
would guess that a mini's weight (10 oz head) would be the ideal choice for
your brain-mind-body connections! Keep us posted as I know you will!
On Tuesday, August 27, 2013 6:23:46 PM UTC-5, Deacon Patrick wrote:
>
> Beautiful, Liesl! Your skill is inspiri
"Frustration isn't a bad thing, it's a warning light of too much brain
energy flapping out my ears."
I am gonna quote you on that, my friend, many times!
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Yes, the wood burning was done by yours truly. To get such a magic cup,
you would have to practice and practice! Or obtain a cup and suggest a
barter with me!
On Wednesday, August 28, 2013 12:00:53 PM UTC-5, Reid wrote:
>
On Wednesday, August 28, 2013 2:05:28 PM UTC-5, Liesl wrote:
>
> Reid, I do not speak or read English, ...
>
The truth of the matter is that I do, in fact, read and speak English; it's
Norwegian that I don't.
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> Have you tried albatross or bosco bars? They can allow you to sit upright
> and put no pressure on your hands. I 2nd the recommendation for Ergon grips
> too.
>
Dang, Clayton!
I. too, suggest Boscos and Ergons, which I have for neck trouble. My
colleague Nils is an organist and suffers f
As a member (I think) in good standing of the Association of Caffeinated
Wheelmen (and, I'm assuming, Wheelwomen), I am wondering if any other
members have the solution to traveling with milk/half-n-half/cream. I am a
coffee enthusiast (at home I grind with a Rancilio Rocky pull daily shots
fr
Our threads just sparkle and snap with erudite alacrity. Here are a few of
my most favorite recent memorable comments...what are yours?
"Would you be willing to share your pemmican recipe?"
"This frame has chirality"
"It's DYED in the wool. That is, rather than cloth that is made and
I knew you all would have great suggestions. My query really concerns all
traveling modes--bike, camp, car, etc. Having one kit makes it easy and if I
have a few dairy options, all the better.
Next time I'm out at Riv, I'll challenge the local team of Riv baristas to
make me a coffee that I l
We'll take it at our house if it's still available.
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We'll take it at our house if it's still available.
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I haven't traveled with a regular frame but have traveled a lot with my
folding Friday, both domestic and overseas. Here are some general
thoughts: my hard case with everything but my helmet always comes in right
at about 48-49 pounds. Using folding or EZY pedals is highly recommended.
Also
Man that English riding jacket is tough! Our big goofball standard poodle,
Jocko, tried to steal a dog treat from the pocket of Erin's ERJ by chomping
through the fabric. We didn't catch him in the act; the jacket seems to have
defended itself spectacularly: The fabric was wet with dog slobber a
Somehow, I think this is why Grant cautioned me about following Manny on a
Manny-planned route for an S24O. Me hopping a stump...you gotta laugh or
it wouldn't be funny!
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riday)
with old style mustaches to Boscos and haven't looked back. I still have
albas on one bike, and I like the Boscos more. You'll need a long
(10-12cm) stem.
good luck!
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FS, Tires, Bars, and Bag oh my
Cecily, if you're interested, this thread has a Bosco/stem set-up
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my proto. -liesl
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Hi Friends, the beginning is near; looks like Joe Bell will send the custom
frame to Riv around March 21. Zownds!
Here's the build I've worked up with able advice from Mark Abele:
26" Aerohead 32-hole rims
SON28 Dyno up front (likely running an already existing Supernova)
Phil Rivvy in back
Big
Thanks all for catching the cassette/rear hub conundrum. More on that
later.
Anne, I already have the Supernova and have been using it for commuting for
maybe two years. I know you've been exploring this in your thread. I like
the light and especially like the rubber gasketted handlebar moun
Micheal, no need to sell me on White hubs; I have a set and love them! The
plan is to work with Rich Lesnick and get it sorted out! Rich is the
Wheelman; Mark's the Buildman -Liesl
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Bobbie, I was struck by how many of us had stingrays as well. And the
photo of the Orange Krate reveals my not wanting to ride more than a
block/1% grade. It was so heavy and not even upright—it was laid back! I
mean check out the picture: the springer front end was probably 7 pounds
all by
Eileen with the Hilsen, are you on the list? Pipe up if so! You have got
a groove goin'!
-Riv Chica Warrior
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Late on the thread here, but +1 on the Porlex.
Here in the Twin Cities, land of sub-zero Marches, it's hard to beat Peace
Coffee. Our house fav is Blue Mountain, dark—smooth, low acid, yummy.
And Matthew J, please post something about the OE lido once you get it and
give a test ride!
Do y'all
Hi Friends, two updates...
rear hub: White Industries MI5 (I know you were sitting on pins and
needles over that one! ;) )
My visit to Riv HQ and BBH: March 21-24. Anyone interested in a Saturday
afternoon gathering/ride? If we cross our fingers, the custom might be
able to go!
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Hey Friends, it's finally gonna be unveiled. I've seen the photos with the
bars and wheels in a mock build and hooie it's nice. I'll post more
details as to when and where (RWHQ or BBH) but saturday is for pretty much
sure. A fun inaugural ride is in order!
Riv Chica Warrior about to ride ag
Holy moly what a most excellent Riv pilgrimage to bring home my rolling Riv
bike of love. Great time with mark building it, sitting on the floor with Grant
at BBH listening to the story of the impossible to design custom, chopping out
a spoon, seeing all my Riv pals old and new, talking with kev
t never warmed up to.
Liesl
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Hi friends,
If you haven't seen it already, here they are:
http://rivbike.tumblr.com/post/80720787036/heres-the-story-of-our-latest-custom-bike-for
The bike is a treasure. So sure and confident and comfy and beautiful. It
will go anywhere and everywhere. For a very long time.
I went out on
A few comments, etc...
on vision: I have to say that the vision all long has been Grant and his
merry band who dreamt up the Appaloosa. I rode the smallest protoype they
and and fell in love. Then I rode a Hunq for the S24O in the Mt. Diablo
foothills and fell in love with the confidence tha
Anne, you'll have to bring your Prince to Minneapolis for a big ride in the
snow! Post some pictures with it all loaded up when get to that point.
Also, Manny has a small item for you from me; be sure he doesn't keep it!
RCW
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Let me know; am coming to your fair city (but without a bike)
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Joyce! Most excellent to see your post! Glad to hear your Atlantis is
working out so well, and hoping we cross paths again! -RCW
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Karen, I note with such sadness the reason you are selling your bike. I
hope your pup is okay and gets the surgery s/he needs.
I know that there are people out here on this list who are in the 5'2"
/75-76cm pbh or know someone who loves bikes who's this size; Manny and I
aren't the only ones
Hey friends, work's been busy, I've been outta town, and we just got a dump
of about 6" of cement-like spring snow. What a cheery thing, then, to talk
to Will at Riv, go through the final invoice lists for the parts, and get
the UPS shipping notice! The little custom appaloosa is slated to be
Yay!! I hope pooch, QB, and you remain a happy family for a long time! -rcw
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H, this is curious. In the process of procrastinating on a little
work, I went to one of the links:
*"Normcore*—it was funny, but it also effectively captured the self-aware,
stylized blandness I’d been noticing... They had been using it in a
slightly different sense, not to describe a par
ridays are just great.We'll be on the North Island
mostly in Auckland, Rotorura, and points north of Auckland. Thanks in
advance for any ideas.
cheers,
Liesl
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tage of easy tabs to open it one-handed and the reflector strip.
The other great option is a Mark's rack and a L'il Loafer or a small
Sackville TrunkSack. These two options are not mutually exclusive,
and one can put other larger things in the rack as well.
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I've found that there's also variation in the honey color of the
saddle itself. Just recently I tried orange cloth tape underneath with
6 coats of Bullseye amber and the final tone was very close to a
darker honey seat that I have. I've used both amber Bullseye and Velo
flakes on yellow cloth tape
I don't have a quickbeam for sale, but thought you might be interested
in how I made my own QB out of a protobleriot frame (51cm sandblasted
clear-coat). I had rich build rear wheel with a white eno hub. Works
like a charm. Light, mindless, comfortable commuter. You could do
the same with any r
MKS touring pedals and found a home for the GK's.
I'd recommend seeing if you can borrow a pair and try 'em out wearing
your softest regular riding shoe before you make the purchase.
Has anyone tried the VO City or Touring pedals?
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On May 11, 9:39 am, bwgride wrote
Anyone out there tried 'em?
http://www.velo-orange.com/papati65ta.html
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Very nice. How do you like the cork grips with your mustaches? Do
you ride much up in the curved part and, if so, is the cork still
comfortable?
Liesl
On May 16, 7:25 am, Blindrobert wrote:
> I just wanted to say that I tried this and I am very pleased with the
> results, after a year
panies.
cheers,
liesl in minneapolis
http://www.frostriver.com/bike_bags/bikebags_menu.html
On May 17, 11:20 am, scott wrote:
> Hey everyone,
> I noticed yesterday that Duluth Pack is making bike bags again.
> Panniers, a bar tube, and a hobo--but the hobo is set up to be a
> sadd
wn St. Paul (but don't do it every day) and
haven't had a flat (knock on wood) on any of them over the past four
years.
cheers, liesl
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On May 30, 4:35 pm, John Speare wrote:
> And another:http://johndogfood.com/john/BstoneAtlantis.html
>
> My buddy found this at our local Goodwill for $12.99.
Whoa! Thanks for posting the photos! -liesl
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Hi all, I'm heading to Washington DC tomorrow for a business trip full
of lectures and wondering if folks know of Rivvish bikes shops where I
can find relief from tedium? I may have my Bike Friday with me.
thanks, liesl
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Thanks a million; I'll check out College Park Bikes when I'm free! –
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s think."
>
> Totally agree. Fantastic idea.
Me, too! I'd be an "EA" and pre-order (as long as there was a size
for the little Riv's). -liesl
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"Everybody knows red bikes are faster!"
You mean I'd go even slower if my Saluki weren't red?
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Hi Eric, chiming in late here, but FWIW: I have a DOS and find that I
like it for going back and forth between my regular wheel and my
dynohubbed wheel. It's not an on-the-fly change, but it sure makes
the whole swap out really quick/efficient and then easier on my aging
knees. -Liesl
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ab (you can see this tab in one of Tom's photos above). They also
used to have a double--what do you call them?--wire fender struts
which are a pain, but they've changed that to an SKS-like single
strut--you can also see this in Tom's photos. All that said, I love
them.
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I echo the comments about keeping the QB. I'm also glad to see the
Yves on the keep list; that one you can ride 'til you're Jimmy
Carter's age. As for a beater, while important to have one, they can
come and go. Good luck. -liesl
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ay! Gimme your top ten tips!
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...she ate my wool devolds while I was in the shower! And it's not
the first time! Okay, there, I vented. -liesl
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Here's a tip for those of us with PBH's in the mid- to high- 70's
range and little Riv frames but have for one reason or another a large
sized Big Back Rack: the Nitto 12 cm bent struts from the Mark's Rack
do the trick. -liesl
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wimp--but I'm not so interested in my first S24O having the high
likelyhood of a battle with a storm.) Will keep y'all posted.
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Oh Manny, this project and resulting collection is really superb. The
Handlebar Diaries. I absolutely love it. Thank you so much for
putting it together and sharing it.
Liesl Raining-Cats-n-Dogs-But-the-Cats-Hate-It-More in Minneapolis
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d and responsible for the 10 pounds I
added the first year I moved to Minneapolis.
Riv content: nope, all my Saluki/Proto communting has not taken off
my year of Juicy Lucys.
Liesl I'll-Have-a-Premium from deep in the heart of South Minneapolis
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> The waitress' wear very tight T-shirts emblazoned with
> "I'm Juicy."
The Matt's t-shirts (and it just so happens I'm wearing mine at the
moment, oddly enough) says "Fear the Cheese"
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t was really wonderful. Thanks Jim and crew for all your hard work
and generosity. And thanks Grant for you support and friendship.
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Dang Eric! No slight intended on the SimpleOne! In fact, I was
thinking of it and then remembered I'd forgotten the Foy, and in the
process got the Foy in but forgot the SimpleOne. Is it old age or a
hangover? No, no, I didn't drink that much... -RCW
Oh and PS: Grant rode a Nice Ride (https:/
Whoa Thomas! That bike is seriously Sacked up! Double decker! I love it! (plus
not to mention the great reports on the Bosco's)
Yours, Liesl
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Thanks everyone for posting photos! It's funny how I look much taller in
person. Liesl
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ide these
details in the reverent way that some describe the hunt for long cage
silver derailers that can accommodate 36T cogs)
rare sightings of Liesl in her native habitat can be seen here:
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Holy Moly, Brian, what a handsome Hunq! Simply beautiful! Woody's
fenders? -admiringly, liesl
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eaded, but with this
wrench, that's the only thing you need to focus on (and maybe adding a
little grease to the threads). It could become among a bykin' girl's best
friends.
-liesl always-appreciates-good-mechanic-tips in minneapolis
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consistent great set-up for non-hauling rides.
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Funny that Riv/Grant, who it's fair to say started the whole dang thing,
isn't mentioned at all (at least in my cursory review)
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Welcome to the group! A fount of information and opinions–much of it even
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Hey yeah, Patrick, I too thought you were keeping your Hoss til your dyin'
days! What's the deal?
Liesl Not-Givin'-Up-My-Adam-Neither in sunny minneapolis
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where else, I ask, does one see such a combination of business acumen,
literary command, and sophomoric wordplay than in the RBW Owners Bunch?
Knock knock.
Who's there?
Sam and Janet.
Sam and Janet Who?
(sung confidently:) "Sam and Janet Evening..." (...you may see a
stranger/you may see a st
I am loving the "stop" painted on the road as the bike rolls on through.
great highway and outer sunset for some of it?
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Hi friends, out traveling here with my sweetie and 2 Bike Fridays. Any
suggestions for us? -Liesl
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ith gorganzola cheese and honey that
was out of this world. AND it fits in a Baggins Adam.
Okay. 'nough said.
http://huckberry.com/brands/356
Liesl in hot-n-steamy minneapolis
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had the chance? Just in case, I'd
take a small or a medium...
Liesl
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. If
you come across 'em, tell them the woman on the Mississippi bridge in the
Twin Cities says "You still rock!"
Liesl
Wish-I-were-younger-and-could-go-on-a-huge-time-consuming-adventure-again
in Minneapolis
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