Crust wheelset is SOLD. Thanks for the interest, everyone.
VO wheelset is pending.
Tires are still available. I'll sell the WTB Vigilante's for shipping
costs only to whoever wants them.
On Wednesday, June 12, 2024 at 7:30:55 AM UTC-6 R Olson wrote:
> Wow, Ireland. No, sorry, I do
Hi All,
I have some wheels and tires for sale:
1 Crust Rim brake Wheelset: 700c, 32h F/R, 23mm internal width, 130mm
rear spacing, Shutter Precision SV-8 dynamo front hub. 8spd cassette,
quick release levers and rim tape included. Hardly used, a few hundred
miles. Here’s a link to
Hello,
FYI - just posted 3 bikes to CL. Keep in mind this is CL pricing. Open to
offers from RBWer's. Looking for local sale in Denver or nearby. PM me if
you want more info on any of these.
61cm Roadini
https://denver.craigslist.org/bik/d/aurora-rivendell-roadini-61cm/7748028609.html
Hi All,
Does anyone want to buy my 61 cm Mermaid Roadini? Was thinking about
getting a Roaduno and would need to sell this bike to get it, so just
putting some feelers out.
Here are the deets:
Frame and fork: 61cm Mermaid Roadini
Headset: FSA, silver
Stem: Technomic 120mm with shim
Hey Scott,
Roadini's seem to be a hot topic these days. I own a 61cm Roadini, 91
PBH. The Roadini will most certainly be more comfortable. You can get the
bars super high and the chainstay is longer at 46 cm, and you can fit
large, comfy tires up to 43's. You're right in between the two
Bump. Up for shipping this bike now. Buyer pays shipping and packing
costs. Price is $1400.
Thanks,
Ryan
On Saturday, May 27, 2023 at 12:53:29 PM UTC-6 R Olson wrote:
> Selling my Green Clem L. Local sale only - I'll deliver anywhere on the
> front range of Denver from Ft. C
Ortlieb panniers are gone. Thanks!
On Monday, May 29, 2023 at 7:40:57 PM UTC-6 R Olson wrote:
> The Tubus rack and Schwalbe tires have sold. The Ortlieb panniers are
> still available.
>
> On Sunday, May 28, 2023 at 8:09:27 AM UTC-6 R Olson wrote:
>
>> Saddlesack is s
The Tubus rack and Schwalbe tires have sold. The Ortlieb panniers are
still available.
On Sunday, May 28, 2023 at 8:09:27 AM UTC-6 R Olson wrote:
> Saddlesack is sold. The other items are still available.
>
> On Saturday, May 27, 2023 at 12:30:19 PM UTC-6 R Olson wrote:
>
>
Saddlesack is sold. The other items are still available.
On Saturday, May 27, 2023 at 12:30:19 PM UTC-6 R Olson wrote:
> Sorry, forgot the price for the Schwalbes - $30.
>
> On Saturday, May 27, 2023 at 12:23:48 PM UTC-6 R Olson wrote:
>
>> Hi All,
>>
>> Selling a
Selling my Green Clem L. Local sale only - I'll deliver anywhere on the
front range of Denver from Ft. Collins to Colorado Springs, but not
interested in shipping at the moment. I have it posted on CL for $1500,
make me an offer if interested.
Basic Riv build, but this has bar end shifters.
Sorry, forgot the price for the Schwalbes - $30.
On Saturday, May 27, 2023 at 12:23:48 PM UTC-6 R Olson wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> Selling a few items. All prices are net to me. Buyer pays shipping. I
> have venmo and paypal.
>
> Saddlesack Large with kangaroo pouch, olive, gr
Hi All,
Selling a few items. All prices are net to me. Buyer pays shipping. I
have venmo and paypal.
Saddlesack Large with kangaroo pouch, olive, great shape no tears or rips.
This is the older version they sold prior to the bagboy's, etc. It is huge
and can carry a lot! $180
Ortlieb
Matt,
There's a long thread on the i-bob group site on this topic as well. I
just bought some longer cranks (my PBH is 91 and I'm 6'2") - riv is selling
184's now, so I got some. I went form 175's to 184's, so a bigger jump
that what you're looking to do. It's slightly noticeable. I do
Thanks all for your suggestions! I really appreciate it. I did work on
this over the weekend, but unfortunately could not get it out. At first, I
tried the slotting method - using a Dremel tool to cut a small slot in
bolt, which I successfully did. I also added some lube and let it sit
Lol, glad to hear that these things happen to other people too! Thanks so
much for your ideas Brian and Will! I like the slot idea. I do have a
dremmel tool, so I might give that a shot.
On Friday, March 10, 2023 at 1:04:55 PM UTC-7 wboe...@gmail.com wrote:
> I hate these situations and
I have a 61cm roadeo and have ridden several other rivs and I love the way
the roadeo rides. It's the perfect bike in almost every way. It's the
most responsive bike I've ever owned. It's quick without being twitchy.
Only problem is it's slightly too small, so I've been considering
Bump. $1800 plus packing and shipping.
On Tuesday, August 9, 2022 at 11:15:35 AM UTC-6 R Olson wrote:
> Selling my Roadeo. This is hands down the best bike I've ever owned.
> I've never had a bike respond as quickly or be as smooth on the road.
> Bought it off a lister a few
This frameset has sold pending payment.
On Tuesday, November 24, 2020 at 2:02:09 PM UTC-7 R Olson wrote:
> Hello All,
>
> I am selling my 58cm Blue Appa frameset with a double top tube. It's the
> 2nd iteration, the version just before the most current Appas. Would be a
&g
#1 Definately
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I think frame size has a lot to do with it, with or without 2 TT. I bet the
main triangle size - the area from the lower top tube to the downtube and seat
tube on the 62 Joe was bigger than the Roadeo, not to mention the longer
chainstays. Tires too. 62 Joe had 50mm Big Apples. I think the
I'm 260 lbs and own a double TT Appa 58cm, 61 cm Roadeo, 64cm Clem L and
59cm Clem L (the clem's are for other family members, but I've ridden
them). Here's the order from most flexy to least:
1) 64 cm Clem L
2) 59 cm Clem L
3) Roadeo
4) Appa
No surprise there, but the difference between 2
For what it's worth, I have a 62cm Appa with velocity atlas rims and tried to
fit the Continental X-King Protection tires Riv sells on their website - the
2.4's. Front fit fine, too tight in the rear - they rubbed on the chainstays.
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I'm trying to decide between a riv hunq or a surly ogre. I want this bike
to be the last one I own and I want to be able to do everything with it -
ride trails/single track, around town, get groceries, etc. Has anyone
owned or ridden either of these? My impressions are as follows: Ogre:
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