Thanks! I'm thinking it would be fun to build you up something in a larger 
size, I'll keep my eye open.

On Wednesday, May 12, 2021 at 9:44:21 AM UTC-5 max.c....@gmail.com wrote:

> Philip, I saw this bike on CL and was very sad it wasn't in my size; it's 
> a beautiful build! If you ever have anything in the 58-60cm range, let me 
> know; I'm in your market!
>
> I remember a thread I stumbled across a few years back when I first got 
> into bike commuting called "What's the Poor Man's Rivendell" over on 
> bikeforums and it was an inspiration to me. Lots of great bikes on there. 
> Since then I've been through a few bikes as I commute daily to work. This 
> '86 Schwinn Cimarron is my current commuter and needs a few details, like 
> fenders, but is probably the closest I've come to the Riv style yet.
> [image: IMG_20201110_113604536.jpg]
> On Thursday, May 6, 2021 at 1:26:59 PM UTC-5 philipr...@gmail.com wrote:
>
>> Bice ride. This one even ended up as a 650b for a while which made an 
>> already comfortable bike a complete barco-lounger! Currently up for sale in 
>> Dallas if anyone's interested.
>>
>>
>> https://dallas.craigslist.org/dal/bik/d/dallas-trek-lugged-reynolds-city-build/7317177164.html
>>
>> [image: PXL_20210124_165847266.jpg]
>>
>> I also have an MB-6 single-speed build nearly finished, inspired by Riv's 
>> recent posting of the Bridgestone SS.
>> On Thursday, May 6, 2021 at 10:45:57 AM UTC-5 Clayton Stahnke wrote:
>>
>>> I've been an admiring (lurking?) member of this group for a few months 
>>> now and I've really wanted to post something for a while...but I don't have 
>>> any Rivendell frames (yet!). 
>>>
>>> However, many of my builds are heavily Rivendell-inspired and I figured 
>>> I would share my latest project here with you all. The bike in question is 
>>> a 1987 Bridgestone 550 (53cm), so it's not too far off from a Rivendell ;)
>>>
>>> I purchased this bike off CL last summer as an impulse buy--I needed a 
>>> new project and the price point was just right for me. It was pretty much 
>>> entirely stock with only a few paint chips--I'd call this color "Blue 
>>> Sharpie" since most of the paint chips were inconspicuously filled in with 
>>> blue sharpie ink. I threw some bones at it to make it into a zippy 
>>> singlespeed, but it sat in the garage for most of its initial revival since 
>>> the 700cx25 wheelset was a bit too harsh for my tastes. 
>>>
>>> Fast forward to last month, I was able to secure a sturdy 650b wheelset 
>>> (Thanks, David B!) and I took a stab at converting this beauty into a 
>>> "Track-lo-neur" of sorts. The photo below is the finished product and boy 
>>> howdy, what a world of a difference the wheelset makes for this bike. I 
>>> usually ride an Atlantis-ified Diamondback Apex around town, but this 
>>> Homebrew Saluki makes me feel like I'm back in my college days riding 
>>> around campus again.  
>>>
>>> Any other Rivendell wannabes out there? I'd love to hear about your 
>>> inspired builds!
>>>
>>> -Clayton
>>>
>>> [image: IMG_1440.JPG]
>>>
>>>

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