Purchased new on 10/31/2008. Lightly used. Phil Wood BB and hubs.
Sugino triple crank, Shimano long cage RR XT rear, Campy front, VO
seatpost, Silver shifters, Jack Brown tires. Nitto Noodle bars. Pics
if you are serious. Another victim of the economy. $3200.
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I have had really good luck with the Velo Orange replacement pulleys, although
it appears that they are out of stock of the 11t replacements that would be
correct for that derailleur. I've also used 10t replacements and they also
worked just fine. There are a variety of options on ebay and aliex
47-57 is still mid-reach, regardless of what the description says.
On Jan 9 2024, at 11:05 am, Ryan wrote:
> https://velo-orange.com/products/grand-cru-long-reach-brakes?variant=51591467783
>
> Black may not be your cup of tea mind you. Silver is out of stock.
>
> Or are these not long enough rea
I'm super interested, which dyno hub model is it? What is the hub drilling
(32h, 36h) How many miles would you guess on those tires. Would like to
buy the whole lot if I get anything!
thanks!
Thomas
Fruita, CO
On Tuesday, February 6, 2024 at 7:35:37 AM UTC-7 joe kelly wrote:
> Bump
Hey Everyone. I'm seriously torn between a lugged Susie and an Appaloosa
later this year. Help me commit!
I commute and run errands (no question that's most of my mileage), but fun
rides are always in seek of trails with pavement as needed: day rides plus
occasional camping. I think each bike i
?
Thomas in Portland, Oregon
On Oct 28, 2022, 4:16 PM -0400, Alexander Gutierrez ,
wrote:
> Hi, sorry, if you're gonna low ball me, please dont bother,
>
> > On Fri, Oct 28, 2022 at 12:56 PM Thomas Lawn wrote:
> > > Hi, I'm curious as to your asking price and shippi
I own the IRD version, and while they are nicer than pretty much every
lever in the sub-$50 price range, they are still a far cry from the quality
of machining you get from Paul. Most notable is the lever blades on the
Paul levers have imperceptible play, if any, where the IRD levers can
wiggle
com/products/copy-of-yokozuna-derailleur-cable-each?_pos=1&_psq=shifter+cable&_ss=e&_v=1.0>
Hope this helps,
thomas
fruita, co
On Thursday, July 20, 2023 at 11:52:11 PM UTC-6 Ben Jammin wrote:
> Anyone know if I can use the existing downtube SHimano 600 indexed shifter
> (SL-6
There are two huge obstacles you will have to overcome to make this project
work properly: cable pull and cog clearance.
I do not believe it is possible to clear a 42t cog with the M310 derailleur (or
any commonly available <10s rear derailleur) without a derailleur hanger
extender.
(https://l
What are the specs on those tires (width, 650 or 700?)? How is clearance?
On Friday, May 26, 2023 at 1:06:12 PM UTC-4 maxcr wrote:
> A couple of pics from last week - Bombadil with new wheels (thanks Rich!)
> and rubber (thanks Ron!) around the Fresh Pond in Cambridge, MA
>
> [image: IMG_0361.jp
This is my bike, I put it on marketplace as well. Not to familiar with using this message board to display pics, so fb was easier to use. Jonathan ThomasOn Apr 15, 2024, at 12:14 PM, vernon brooks wrote:64cm Atlantis 2 for sale on Facebook marketplace in San Francisco for 3k.On Wed, Apr 10, 2024
Trying this again with a link and better pictures.
Apologies for multiple post.
sfbay.craigslist.org/sfc/bik/d/san-francisco-fs-64cm-rivendell/7738102296.html
Jonathan
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That works out great for me as I have 7 in the current rotation
1-Velo Orange Polyvalent V1.0 - SS with fenders
2-80something Miyata Touring Bike, albatross bars with a basket on a front
rack
3-Soma Wolverine 1x11 Gravel Bike
4-Handsome XOXO 2x9 with Moustache bars and RTPs
5-Surly Big Dummy
6-Sco
eist bag that is
built for the 139 basket.
Thomas
On Thursday, April 13, 2023 at 1:14:09 PM UTC-6 J Schwartz wrote:
> Thanks for these suggestions. I hadn't heard of Pelago. It certainly
> looks like it could do the trick on a budget.
> Yes the P&S racks seem perfect but
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0091UCYHM/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
I have used these on several bike and they are perfectly fine. not quite
as cool as a custom bag, but really effective for 11.00
On Tuesday, April 18, 2023 at 7:00:15 AM UTC-6 greenteadrinkers wrote:
>
I am in Toronto and I have seen two in the wild, and one that I know
someone owns. I have my Sam Hillborne which I call my picnic bike and my
wife has her Betty Foy.
Thomas
On Tuesday, July 16, 2024 at 9:08:03 PM UTC-4 John Rinker wrote:
> The Map of Rivendell Riders
>
I have the Soma Dream Risers on both my big dummy (geared) and my V1 Velo
Orange PolyValent (with the VO faceplate stem in a 31.8)
On Tuesday, August 6, 2024 at 7:19:47 AM UTC-6 Ian Buckley wrote:
>
> Great suggestions, folks. Thank you!
>
> I’m going to keep my eyes open for the bars everyone
I would love to see this bike go to a good home. Selling because I haven't
got on it in over a year and recently acquired thousands of dollars in vet
bills.
Complete bike only.
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On Monday, August 12, 2024 at 1:42:00 PM UTC-6 Thomas McCause wrote:
> I have a spare set of the Tektro CR720 arms and springs.
> I don't have any spare pads and I don't have the mounting bolts. That
> said, if you want them, I'll ship them as i
Hi everyone,
Anyone holding? I saw them in stock at Riv two days ago and then slept on
it and now OOS everywhere I look.
Thanks!
Thomas
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Oh thanks for the heads up! I forget often soma makes some great bars. I'll
take a look.
Thomas
On Saturday, August 17, 2024, chintan jadwani
wrote:
> I've read the soma oxford are extremely similar to the albatross. Perhaps
> they work for you?
>
> On Saturday, August 1
Ohh yea the moth bars have been on my radar and I do love the sweeping
shape of those. I've got a lead on a pair of Albatross thanks to this
forum. Appreciate all the additional support trying to track something
down.
Thomas
On Sunday, August 18, 2024, David Ross wrote:
> Depending on
Looking for new/used Carsick Design pannier grey. Please message me with any
information on one for sale, thank you.
Jonathan
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Could you forward me some pics please :)
Jonathan
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> On Jul 6, 2020, at 10:26 PM, Adam wrote:
>
> I’ve got some turquoise carsick panniers I’d be happy to sell if you’re
> interested. They’re in very good shape, I just don’t use em much. Thanks!
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>
> Ignoring the friction component for now and looking at the numbers, a Rene
> Hearse tire set is 1/2 pound lighter than the Cazaderos (125 grams per
> wheel). This doesn't sound like too significant difference on a 30lb bike
> EXCEPT as above, this is unsprung weight which most significantly
mparison. After all, even expensive tires are way more affordable than
new wheels.
Cheers,
Thomas in Portland
On Wednesday, April 7, 2021 at 5:58:15 AM UTC-7 Adam wrote:
> Hi all, hoping to get some thoughts on the role of wheels in acceleration
> and climbing.
>
> I recently picked up my
I strongly prefer weight on the front, but when rear racks all follow
pretty much the same design and can be had for less than $50, it's hard to
argue with it from a utility standpoint. My Clem that I share with my
partner has a standard (albeit silver) rear rack and a Velo Orange front
rack wi
ng them up high like this
definitely makes the weight more obvious, especially when stopped or
turning.
Cheers,
Thomas in Portland
On Friday, May 7, 2021 at 8:34:29 AM UTC-7 Collin A wrote:
> Howdy Folks,
>
> I wanted to poll some of the rivendell hive-mind wisdom here. I'm messin
I wanted Eric to build me a fast version of my Rivendell Sam Hillborne but
with disc brakes and thru axles. It isn't exactly what I wanted so it needs
to go.
For your consideration a custom steel hand made lugged frame with hand
carved lugs. Modern design elements such as disk brakes and thru
The frame is sold. I received an offer that was enough to take it out of my
hands.
On Tuesday, May 25, 2021 at 11:46:36 AM UTC-4 Thomas Blak wrote:
> I wanted Eric to build me a fast version of my Rivendell Sam Hillborne but
> with disc brakes and thru axles. It isn't exactly wh
Didn’t most of this stuff sell through on the ibob list last week?
On Jul 6, 2021, 7:51 AM -0700, abraham nussbaum , wrote:
> Say goodbye, it's Independence Day and it is time to liberate several
> items from my parts bin. All items will ship from Denver, CO (local pickup
> available) and shi
are you looking for rim brake or disc brake, do you have a color or spoke
count preference?
are you looking for a bargain, or something a little more high end?
where in the world are you located...in case of shipping?
best!
-Thomas
Fruita, CO
On Friday, August 13, 2021 at 1:08:06 PM UTC-6
My wife has a Brooks B67 short on her Betty Foy and she doesn't complain.
On her Brompton she has a Brooks B17 short.
On Saturday, February 5, 2022 at 8:03:31 AM UTC-5 Steve Cole wrote:
> And Gilles Berthoud also ships to the U.S. Very good to work with and
> very fast delivery -- 2 or 3 days
either bullmoose bars, or run some North Road bars upside down...
On Tuesday, March 8, 2022 at 9:06:38 AM UTC-7 Bill Lindsay wrote:
> There was an Instagram post showing that Riv has prototype samples of all
> sizes of RoadUno, inviting us to come test ride them. I just emailed Will
> to find
ix a spare parts I have on hand,
stolen parts from my Cross-Check, and new parts just for it, and see
where it goes from there. My brain is definitely vibrating with the
(rare to me) new bike excitement and not just any new bike, but a Riv!
Thomas in Seattle
P.S. Hello! I just learned about (and jo
that is lovely, best of luck with the sale!
On Saturday, May 28, 2022 at 1:44:42 PM UTC-6 robert.har...@gmail.com wrote:
> Howdy folks --
>
> The time has come to part with my Roadini bc...well I never ride it and
> though I've built it up tastefully (IMO at least) and it rides like an
> absol
Headed to the high desert of the Colorado Plateau! Really looking forward
to it, as I had an SO that I sold when I was living in a more metro
location and was always afraid it might get nicked, so I didn't ride it
nearly enough.
Keep an eye out for it on the Best Slope of Colorado!
-T
s!
On Monday, July 11, 2022 at 9:07:31 AM UTC-6 Thomas McCause wrote:
> Headed to the high desert of the Colorado Plateau! Really looking forward
> to it, as I had an SO that I sold when I was living in a more metro
> location and was always afraid it might get nicked, so I di
gathering dust, let me know. I
also have some parts and such to trade.
Thomas
Fruita, CO
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This looks like a fantastic build! As the owner of a 52 Clem (albeit an 'H'
version) shared between two adults who are *almost* 6' tall—I'd say the
chances of your daughter outgrowing it are pretty slim. Maybe a longer stem
every year or two. I'd be kidding if I didn't wish I had found a "foreve
for someone- let me know
Thomas
Fruita, CO
Boats, Bikes, and Beers are pretty close to the trifecta for me.
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Rehoming my collection of Bicycle Quarterly
30 issues
$20, hoping for local pick up/meet up in Seattle area for now, will offer
via media mail in a few days if not claimed.
All in good to great condition except 1 magazine in poor condition.
Thanks!
*Bicycle Quarterly:Volume 3 #4Volume 5 #2-4Volum
pending
On Wednesday, December 23, 2020 at 6:20:23 PM UTC-8 Thomas Lawnsby wrote:
> Rehoming my collection of Bicycle Quarterly
> 30 issues
> $20, hoping for local pick up/meet up in Seattle area for now, will offer
> via media mail in a few days if not claimed.
> All in good to
I do regret selling mine...best of luck in your search!
On Sunday, January 3, 2021 at 3:16:16 PM UTC-7 Dave Johnston wrote:
> Did you know Riv is working on a Roaduno for 2021?
> https://www.rivbike.com/products/roaduno-2021?_pos=2&_sid=2cf69cddb&_ss=r
>
> On Saturday, January 2, 2021 at 9:02:
I have to second the recommendation for Merrell Trail Glove shoes for flat
pedal riding. I’d been having all sorts of weird foot numbness and, after
noticing that my PT was wearing Lem’s and asking about “foot shaped shoes”,
went to try some on and ended up with some clearance Merrell Trail Glov
57cm Roadeo frameset on Ebay with minor damage:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/294373021638
No relation to seller, but from the description of the damage this should
be inconsequential. Bid is at $400 + $100 shipping from Auburn, CA as of
writing.
On Thursday, September 2, 2021 at 10:57:48 AM UTC-7
you go slow, evaluate what you're doing and the effect as you go, and
don't use a wrench that is too big for the job!
Cheers,
Thomas in Portland, OR
On Friday, September 3, 2021 at 3:40:46 AM UTC-7 David Hallerman wrote:
> Dunno about 4Nm being quite a lot. Just earlier this week
at part,
> but until then, it’s more useful to rely on the company that made the part
> than other sources.
>
> Dave, who thinks some torque numbers are conservative because the
> manufacturer doesn’t know if you’re using more fragile carbon or more robust
> steel
>
> &
here. But for all logistics, please contact Amir directly.
Geometry can be found on Cyclofiend's website:
http://cyclofiend.com/rbw/bleriot/index.html
Happy Bleriot-ing!
Aaron Thomas
Santa Monica, CA
*BUILD DETAILS*
Frame: Rivendell Bleriot 61 cm
Stem: Nitto Technomic Deluxe
Headset: Sh
Hey Todd,
I’ve had to do this too, and you’re definitely not barking up the wrong tree by
trimming this. I simply threaded a nut all the way on, cut off my desired
portion, cleaned things up with a file and then removed the nut to help chase
the threads. Good luck!
Thomas in Portland, Oregon
Hi Eric,
Not sure if you'll entertain splitting things up, but I'd like to buy the
size L shorts. Are they black or green? I couldn't tell from the post.
Thanks,
Thomas
El Cerrito, CA
On Wednesday, October 20, 2021 at 12:51:39 PM UTC-7 eric...@gmail.com wrote:
> [ima
i'm looking for a 58 or 60 wabi, when you find your unicorn, let me know!
-Thomas
On Friday, November 5, 2021 at 9:21:32 AM UTC-6 Bones wrote:
> The Wabi I've been commuting on is perfect in spirit but it's just too
> small. If anyone has a frame for sale (i.e. 62-64
Hi Drew,
I’m interested in the XTR rear hub ($20) and Sugino GX cranks ($10), and
shipping to 97206.
If you know what spindle the Sugino GX is intended for off the top of your
head, I’d be much obliged for that info!
Thanks,
Thomas in Portland
On Nov 28, 2021, 1:43 PM -0800, Drew Saunders
Late to the game on this one but I specifically came back to this group
because I have always had problems with the braking performance with my Sam
and 559 brakes. To put it bluntly this is the worst braking setup I have
ever had, though my Brompton is a close second. I have tried almost
everyt
There is something calming when you watch a build video like that. Thanks
for sharing.
On Wednesday, January 5, 2022 at 9:19:49 AM UTC-5 Ryan wrote:
> Nice! It's fun watching someone who clearly knows what they're doing build
> a bike. You make it look so easy! Love the blue accents with the or
The rumor is true, at least in part. I was on Rapha's Santa Monica
Gentlemen's ride, but I wasn't riding my Romulus. I opted for my old lugged
steel Ciöcc. There is at least a tangential Rivendell connection, however,
in that I built up the Ciöcc with Mark's Nitto Mod. 178 handlebars.
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Doug, you have the wrong friends.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/32919632@N04/4269441605/#/photos/32919632@N04/4269441605/lightbox/
That's mine in the middle. Right to left are a 53cm, my 56 cm, list member
John Philip's (his picture too) which is a bit larger.
On Mar 22, 2011, at 3:57 PM, dou
I'd second much of what Joe Bartoe said above, both in terms of
crankset/cassette choice and Campy components. As for tires, I concur on the
Challenge Parigi-Roubaix also mentioned above; I love them too.
But I'd add a heretical tire option to the mix for your consideration:
Gommitalia Calypso
I'd second much of what Joe Bartoe said above, both in terms of
crankset/cassette choice and Campy components. As for tires, I concur on the
Challenge Parigi-Roubaix also mentioned above; I love them too.
But I'd add a heretical tire option to the mix for your consideration:
Gommitalia Calypso
Has anyone done it? Would you recommend it? Any special considerations or
logistical things to take into account? Can anyone point me to useful
resources or websites? A simple Google search produced hundreds of hits --
not sure where to begin.
I'm thinking bike camping on Catalina might make a
I wish the Riv/Soma frame didn't have Riv's new "signature" kickstand plate.
I recall seeing a photo of someone's Hilsen (maybe Cyclofiend's?) that had
been CX-raced in the mud. And the kickstand plate acted as a mud shelf,
piling it up high behind the seat tube.
The kickstand plate seems to li
Maybe I'm missing something (or just need more coffee this morning), but I
can't figure out the purpose of the orange bar tape on his Hilsen. Is it to
increase bottom bracket stiffness? Is it a premonition of more frame
triangulation to come, à la the "Diagonapiller"? A belated April Fool's
jok
I will second what the others have said for Sheldon as a resource. I would
also recommend Roger Musson's ebook
http://www.wheelpro.co.uk/wheelbuilding/book.php
On Apr 10, 2011, at 2:29 PM, jandrews_nyc wrote:
> I want to build up a wheelset for my Hillborne.
> I have a heavy duty touring set, b
Are these the tubulars? If so, what are they and how wide are they?
http://www.flickr.com/photos/45758191@N04/5635626588/in/set-72157626511175478
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For a nice tire around 28 mm wide, I'd opt for the Challenge Parigi-Roubaix,
the Grand Bois Cerf, or the Roll-y Pol-y. I have limited experience with the
Schwalbes (didn't like 'em) and quite a bit of experience with the Ruffy
Tuffy (very durable and long-lasting, but a bit dead feeling). The th
The Grifo XS roll beautifully on pavement! Just as well as (actually,
possibly even faster than) the JB Greens, despite the nibbly knobs. And I'm
not saying that to dis' the JB Greens, which I like a lot and think are
really great tires.
I've ridden the Challenge Parigi-Roubaix on gravel/dirt a
Interesting. That hasn't been my experience with the Grifo XS at all. I've
ridden the same trails on both Jack Brown greens and Grifo XS. For me, the
small knobs offer quite a bit of grip in sections that leave the JBs
slipping and spinning out.
I haven't had any cornering issues on asphalt wi
Has anyone purchased the Carbonomas fork? And if so, what's your experience
with it? How do you like it? And can you post some photos of it on your
rig?
The RBW site has various photos of the prototype, but I'm curious to see
what the final product looks like and to hear what users think of it
I concur. I found the user interface of keeptrees.com to be really twitchy,
counter-intuitive, and cumbersome. Gimme a simple pdf anyday.
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I'm the one who asked. Thank you for posting a followup to that thread. I
appreciate hearing your experience. The fork definitely looks good on your
bike.
Do you know if the fork specs were roughly similar to the fork you replaced?
And what 26mm tire are you using?
Thanks,
Aaron
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Just a bit more clarification on the ride. Registration actually closes
today (Friday) at 5pm. Check-in for registered riders begins at 6am, not
registration. A modest lunch offering will be provided at the finish so an
exact number of riders expected needs to be known in advance so that
volunt
I keep hoping that they'll magically discover a 55cm Legolas in the
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I dunno. I think it might be just you, because I love it.
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I don't understand a damn thing you just said, but as to the question in the
subject line, my answer would be "yes."
I've been using the Nitto 176 "Dream" bars on fire roads for the past 4 or 5
years. Haven't snapped yet (knock on wood). From what I understand, the 176
and 185 are basically th
If the structural integrity issues produced by the 6 degree upsloping TT are
such that Grant has to make a hard sell on 2TT or compromise on strength,
why not go back to nearly horizontal top tubes? My Romulus and Bleriot both
seem plenty stiff with their lesser 1-2 degree upsloping TTs. When th
Parking in and around Peet's Coffee on Montana Ave and 14th Street is
generally not a problem. Some blocks are permit-only, but most are entirely
open to the public without time limitations. Just gotta peep the signs.
On Sunday, September 15, 2013 7:12:39 PM UTC-7, cyclot...@gmail.com wrote:
>
Up for sale is my 60cm STT, lovely green Sam frame and fork, fitted with
Bethoud SS fenders, a Nitto top rack and Nitto mini-front. The wheels are
XT hubs (old kind) laced to Mavic A119 rims in silver 36 spoke front/rear,
shod with Panaracer Paselas 37mm.
The frame is in good condition, but wi
Bike is sold, pending payment.
Thanks.
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I'm not sure if this has already been mentioned in another thread, but list
members may be interested in a section posted in the New York Times
debating Rules of the Road. Grant Petersen is among the debaters.
While I agree with his general proposition that making driving more
inconvenient coul
Hi Ryan
Just the frame and fork.
Tom Dusky
248-544-4443
248-915-0222 cell
tdu...@gmail.com
On Nov 18, 2013, at 8:38 PM, Abcyclehank wrote:
> Tom,
> I may be interested also. Local sale possible since I am a fellow
> Michigander. Are you looking to move the entire bike or just frame and fork?
Hello
I am looking just to sell, frame and fork.
Interesting though I originally bought a 61 and found it too small. I found
someone to trade with, I was surprised how much more I enjoyed the larger frame.
My Ideal size is 63—63.5
You can call if you want to chat about this
Good luck
Tom Dusky
While I usually dine like Deacon Patrick in the mornings (rather to say,
nothing much before lunch) my lunch of late has been leftover protein from
dinner (sausage, bacon, chicken, whatever) with a couple of eggs cracked
over it. The ride in mixes it all up, and a glass pyrex and 3 minutes in
Another option that you might not have considered, but adds a certain
creaminess to your coffee, but it quite temperature stable (but way outside
of the norm) is to add a touch of coconut oil to your coffee. while not
for everyone, IMHO it tastes great...and it gives me the energy I need to
ke
Wheelset from my (newish to me) QuickBeam is sitting unused...bearings are
super smooth
These are the 120/100 Suzue hubs (freewheel on both sides)...all silver
in GREAT shape
how does $250 plus shipping sound?
thanks!
thomas in Parker, CO
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here in Parker...
Hopefully I will get pics soon...
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On Saturday, April 12, 2014 7:58:07 AM UTC-6, Deacon Patrick wrote:
>
> Not mine, just saw them and in case someone is in the hunt:
>
> 58 Atlantis (not sure if any of the pics are the actual
Less young? Nice to meet you and well done.
On Sunday, June 5, 2016 at 6:53:10 PM UTC-7, René wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I'm exhilarated at having completed the 72 mile bike ride around Lake
> Tahoe today! I was quite apprehensive last weekend, but then took control
> over my negative thoughts an
to have a cheap one, I think it cost about $12 from home depot a
few years ago.
On Wednesday, July 6, 2016 at 7:46:13 PM UTC-7, Garth wrote:
>
> Thomas, nice and great idea ! Those Surly kits seem very very versatile
> for any rack with round tubes. I have always wondered, is the
to clear the
> centerpull brakes? Presumably with cantis you could just keep the stays
> straight and cut them to length. Thanks for the idea!
> Jay Lonner
> Bellingham, WA
>
> On Wednesday, July 6, 2016 at 5:02:52 PM UTC-7, Thomas Bielavitz wrote:
>>
>> I use a M-18 r
If, in some time, you don't get any bites on the full bike, I would love to
talk about f/f/hs and maybe a crankset...
-Thomas
Fruita, CO
On Tuesday, August 11, 2020 at 8:48:46 AM UTC-6 Robb wrote:
> [image: SomaFab_BuenaVistaDisc_22.JPG]
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> [image: SomaFab_BuenaVistaDisc_23.J
Paul,
Regarding the Soma Supple Vitesse tires, how accurate are the size
designations when inflated? Or perhaps more to the point, if you have used
the 33 mm, is it truly in the ballpark of 33? I bought some Challenge tires
labeled 33 mm but they inflated to nearly 37 mm!
Secondly, in your e
> wound up pretty much at 27.0-27.4mm on those 13mm rims, which was a good
>> 0.5-1.0mm too wide/tall for the Merckx. If they're only 1mm "undersized" on
>> 13mm rims, they're going to be oversized on 19-21mm rims. I haven't tried
>> them on a wider r
Hi Andy,
Thanks for sharing your experience - would you mind sharing pictures of the
Coast?
Tom
El Cerrito, CA
On Monday, September 7, 2020 at 2:45:13 AM UTC-7, ascpgh wrote:
>
> I rode my Rambouillet across the country on the Adventure Cycling Trans-Am
> route, Western Express route. Not self
Rambouillet 0287 is orange; as you would expect.
On Nov 20, 2010, at 11:10 AM, Leslie wrote:
> Mine is from the tail end of the run. Knew it was because of the mid-
> stay mounts on a green frame, but hadn't thought of wondering about
> the serial number.
>
> RB1207
>
> http://www.flickr.com/p
Mitch, that issue of the Riv Reader with the Rory Cameron article on 650B
conversion is number 33. Number 34 has some info on Ed Brayley's conversions.
Tom Nezovich
On Nov 23, 2010, at 10:05 PM, Lee wrote:
> Hi Mitch. This isn't the Reader you referenced, but it is a great
> resource on 650B co
This happened to me on a solo tour some years ago. I moved the saddle on the
seat post so that the break was between the ends of the clamping part of the
post and finished the tour without another thought except to get it welded upon
getting home. Pal Charlie welded it and I continued to ride
Gernot, I plumbed the depths of my really old parts bucket and came up with a
Kalloy, black , 1+1/4 threaded stem. The extension is a whopping 15 cm with
5-10 degree rise. It might serve to push the porteur bars away from you.
I'll send you a picture if you would like it. Yours for postag
Although not as nice as the O2, some of the WTB saddles come close.
I use the Pure V and Speed V with some success.
On Dec 21, 2010, at 4:22 PM, Rick P wrote:
> I need some help from you all. I'm looking for a saddle that is
> similar (identical would be better) to the Avocet O2 Air Racing model.
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