I have owned too many bikes since I picked up my custom All Rounder. But the one I bought specifically as a replacement of the All Rounder (which I still own) is a BMC Mod-Zero. Basically I wanted a roadish bike that will take 2”wide tires and that can handle modest trails.

My All Rounder is a bit limited on tire clearance and won’t fit the wide tires I prefer these days.

Robert Tilley
San Diego, CA


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On Oct 6, 2025, at 1:53 PM, Michael Morrissey <[email protected]> wrote:

I like bikes and I was thinking of implementing a new life rule: buy a new bike every ten years whether I need to or not. Of course, I don't need to. I bought my Appaloosa in 2016 and have been happily riding it since then.

I was wondering, people who have bought Rivendells and enjoyed them, and then decided to get another bike, what bike did you get and why?

Please I want to hear from normal people who own 3 or fewer Rivendells, not people who have one of every model of Rivendell and who get personal greeting cards from Grant Peterson.

Where did you go from the top? Custom? Surly? Crust? Jones? Urban Arrow for you and your offspring? Full squish mountain bike? Moto Guzzi? Brompton? Citibike all the time? Beater 26" mountain bike? Feel free to message me off list if you can't admit you moved away from lugged steel. I'm just a curious bike nerd. This is not market research.

Michael
 

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