Agreed about Riv's shipping cost. I always cringe a bit when I sell a bike and
know it's gotta be shipped, it's a fair amount of work. In fact after a few DIY
bike boxing adventures I don't / wont do it myself any more. I now take it to
the bike shop who charges 60$. They do a good job or I woul
Based on my personal experience I say go silver here is why. Somehow I ended up
with 3 greenish Rivs at one point in time, an atlantis, simpleone, and proto
hunqa. My wife walks into the garage one day and says my bikes are cute because
of the ombre color scheme! Cute and ombre not what I want t
Yep i dig it. I'm guessing it's fairly new to as i just noticed it the other
day. Saddle height suggestion seems to be dropping a bit, I wonder why? Higher
bars better with lower saddle, thinner pedals? Any way it is a really nice
reference point.
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I read somewhere Dave at Rivendell can wheelie a long CS bike. I was hoping for
a video of that. I couldn't really get the front end up on my long CS proto
hunqapillar much less wheelie it. haven't really tried on my clem but I'm not
so sure how that would go with non bull boscosif anyone c
wow just wow. lol professor actual factual saving the non helmeted children of
yester year with time machine and encyclopedic knowledge of helmet trivia. now
if he only coulda made it ta da 80s i wouldn't a banged my unhelmeted head so
often n I'd be a lick smarter... !) then maybe I'd recon w
Hi,
I'll chime in here, as I was in a somewhat similar situation only I test road
the appa and bought a clem blind after doing so. I feel that the appa's ride
was a bit snappier overall it felt to me a bit more roadish. Clem in the other
hand I would characterize as a bit more stable perhaps le
Beautiful bike i'd love to own a Singer some day. just haven't had the right
time right size right price thing align YET !)
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Thank you for the offer Eric I definately will do ! :)
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Roberta,
I'm not sure what your fitness goals are but I come down on the side of bike
riding isn't that great a form of exercise. I think Grant has written a good
number of posts about this topic. If I recall correctly without trying to put
words in anyone's mouth, I think it is in part how th
I prefer the heel on pedal method plus a few hairs up. I found Riv's
recomendation of pbh -10 or 11 put me a tad high. Always felt like I was
reaching for the pedals and my toes were pointed down to much for my taste. I
prefer a flatter foot while pedaling. I end up around 72.5-73 with a 85 cm p
I'd ask if you are the type who likes to have one or multiple bikes. If one go
Appa. If you like to have bikes that are more specalized get the Hunqa. I'm
sure both are great and can be used as allrounders as most Rivs can. But if ya
buy kinda smack dab in the middle like with an appa, if you e
Fantastic bike congratulations!
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They could count me in on that one as well, and if it came with a new paper
reader (maybe once a year) well all the better!
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On Friday, January 11, 2019 at 2:08:03 PM UTC-8, Deacon Patrick wrote:
> I’m toying with the idea of a Boots (fixed gear version). I’d love to hear
> your experience of bikepacking with 2.6” to 2.8” tires vs. 2.1” or similar
> tires. This is for a bikepacking rig, so will be on pavement, dirt, an
Nice! I first learned of rivendell from dirt rag. They had an article titled
what the hell is randonneuring. Which featured a guy on a Riv. I'm subscribed
but the print version is becoming rather lean...hope they carry on.
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As of yesterday blue lug global has the silver in. Fast shipping good prices...
https://global.bluelug.com/sim-works-get-around-bar-silver.html
Looks like little nick is in the house tobuy a shirt and free shipping all
the way from japan. Cant beat that.
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Why not just call and ask? I've had emails go unanswered on occasion but the
phone always seems to be picked up pronto when I've called
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Pretty sure it's a flip it very briefly popped up on oc craigslist for 400$...I
momentairly considered it but it's one size to small, I already have one, and I
wasn't up to the pita selling a Riv can be with all the price bemoaning and hey
does this size fit me, only to not respond after I answe
Wow this is a fantastic deal and I'm not one apt to comment on others price!
The rambo is a GREAT bike. Way undervalued. Built by Toyo in Japan. I have a 58
and will not likely ever sell it. For road riding it's a blast really hits the
bulls eye between sporty / spirited and comfortable. Dont wo
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