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On Saturday, April 13, 2024 at 6:28:43 PM UTC-5 Wyatt wrote:
Like new condition. Possibly the only bottle cage designed in homage to a
minimalist composer and mushrooms? Extremely cool and strong.
https://www.sim.works/products/simworks-john-cage?variant=35386970898598
60 shipped in US
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On Thursday, April 25, 2024 at 9:07:23 PM UTC-5 Wyatt wrote:
> Here's a fine fork that's been collecting dust in my closet that deserves
> to find a home. Here's what I can tell you about it:
>
> - ~375 a-c
> - Mid reach brakes (57mm)
> - Clears a 38mm ti
Have to say whatever they're doing with the paint is right. Next Riv I get
will be 50% because I want a frame with that mermaid green.
On Monday, April 24, 2023 at 5:29:55 PM UTC-5 Jason Fuller wrote:
> Wait, the Platys are coming in silver soon? Crap, I guess good thing I
> just got my Charlie
Currently running a wolf tooth chainring up front, 9 speed chain, and an
ultegra 9 speed derailleur in back. WT recommended running a ten speed chain to
make the fit even tighter. May do that when I wear out the current chain but
haven’t had chain drop trouble yet, even without a clutch on the r
Can’t say I know the best, but I recently set up a 1x11 drive train with a
Microshift bar end, SLX rear derailleur, and SLX 11-46 rear cassette. Loved it,
especially once I got the hang of running it friction and doing smooth double
or triple shifts. Plenty of range, though I’d probably run a ch
Patrick, the benefit of running a wide range cassette on a road bike is pretty
straightforward. You get all of the plusses of a 1x drivetrain (if you like
that sort of thing) and can still run a big chainring up front (think 44t or
even larger) without losing a decent climbing/bailout gear.
Obv
I'm going to be the third to chime in with Nate and Aeroperf. I was living
in Southeast Asia for most of the past couple of years and have found
airlines, in general, are very accommodating to the standard bicycle in a
cardboard box. Some airlines even include it in the price, depending on
your
I seem to remember a Sackville frame bag being teased awhile back. As I
recall, not a full frame bag, but something like a half-frame bag that
would run the length of the top tube. Can't find any evidence of it,
though. Am I imagining things or is something like this in the pipeline?
Would love
far.
>
>
> On Tuesday, December 1, 2020 at 1:28:19 PM UTC-8 Wyatt wrote:
>
>> I seem to remember a Sackville frame bag being teased awhile back. As I
>> recall, not a full frame bag, but something like a half-frame bag that
>> would run the length of the top tube. C
Looking to buy the Silver Chainring Guard that Riv makes in the 42T size.
Mostly because I think it looks cool, also because I don't really want to
buy a new set of chainring bolts for the old Sugino crank that I'm
converting to 1x. Riv has been out of stock forever and I'm tired of
waiting. An
-5 days on a
summer tour aside from a couple of gas station runs. Rambo is the perfect
for that kind of tour, imo.
On Thursday, September 10, 2020 at 8:49:34 PM UTC-5 dougP wrote:
> Wyatt:
>
> Do you know the weight of the load you were carrying in this picture? It
> looks substan
Has anyone mounted the Silver2 shifters on a downtube yet? Curious to see how
that looks and works.
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Thought that might be the case. Thanks for confirming.
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'd do
it again, but probably in the late fall.
On Saturday, December 7, 2019 at 9:54:02 AM UTC+8, Timothy Hurley wrote:
>
> Wyatt,
>What touring on the Trace like? I’ve been thinking about that trip for
> ages.
>
> Thanks,
> T.J.
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> Historical Markers, etc.":
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> The three of us did not explore stop at Tishomingo State Park, or the
> creeks and waterfalls like Wyatt
Wow, what a fun build on that Atlantis. Looks great.
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Love to see someone really pushing the limits of a custom frame design. Can’t
wait to see this thing built up.
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Oof, what a great bike. I’m out of the country right now, but if I was back in
Atlanta I’d be driving my truck up to NC to pick this one up. Won’t last long.
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more excited about this plan than anything Riv has come out with in a long
time. Eager to see how they build them up.
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I need more shots and details about this bike. Looks like a really cool set up.
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I've seen a few 650b Rambouillet conversions on here over the years, but I
can't quite remember the largest tire I've seen cleared by the frame. Has
anyone tried 650x47?
I like the idea of making it my two-wheelset, do-almost-anything frame, but
I'd like to make sure there could be a sufficient
Love the metallic sage color of that old Redwood, David. Honestly,
everything about the simplicity of that comfy cork grip setup is pushing me
try out a 1x flatbar revision of my Ram at some point. The proportions on
your frame look identical to mine (if there is a difference aside from
paint I
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> KJ
>
>
> On Monday, February 24, 2020 at 3:21:41 AM UTC-8, Wyatt wrote:
>>
>> I've seen a few 650b Rambouillet conversions on here over the years, but
>> I can't quite remember the largest
is project goes sideways. I guess the dream is that the
two-wheelset plan would allow for the best of both worlds, but we'll see.
On Tuesday, February 25, 2020 at 10:48:29 AM UTC+8, Arthur Lewy wrote:
>
> Greetings Wyatt
>
> I will echo comments above. With DiaCompe 750s I easily
You're right, those head tube lugs on the green "shivatakosuke" instagram
are completely different than the ones on my bike. I'd be surprised if it
was a rebadged Roadeo, as I was under the impression the clearances were
tighter on that design? I also had no clue there were "unauthorized"
Rambo
Might be my favorite Riv color scheme.
Bullmoose plus thunder burts plus a wide range cassette looks like a very fun
combo.
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Yeah, the frame is great, but I wouldn’t want that build.
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I’m always surprised when I hear people say they have no problem running 1x
setups without a narrow wide chainring. I had a drive train set up that way for
a week (I was trying to get a 1x11 done super cheap) and every ride I went on I
dropped the chain at least once. Maybe if you only ride on a
Genuinely relieved to see the Lime Olive is already sold out in my size.
Has been extremely tempting even though I already own a creamsicle
Rambouillet.
On Wednesday, November 13, 2024 at 7:44:55 PM UTC-6 Nick A. wrote:
> Pre-ordered one today. Beyond excited.
>
> Nick in VA
>
> On Wednesday,
e Roadeo model, as I don't see
myself ever doing any real touring.
Anyone in the DFW area can simple email me and we can talk about getting
together.
Thanks,
Wil Wyatt
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I'm thinking of getting a Rivendell Roadeo but would like to see a few
before I order one, sight-unseen. Would any owners in the DFW area mind if
I came and looked at your steel steeds?
Thanks,
Will Wyatt
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