[RBW] Re: Apaloosa front derailleur clearance problem

[Nick Payne]

I can remember having that problem about 40 years ago on a tandem using 
Stronglight 99 tandem cranks and a Suntour triple FD, though there the 
inside of the stokers crank was actually brushing the derailleur cage in 
top gear. After thinking about it for a while, I figured that my 52kg wife 
and stoker wouldn't be unduly stressing her cranks, and I took a half round 
file and removed about a 1mm deep curved section from the inside of the 
crankarm so that it cleared the derailleur. The crank was still holding up 
fine when we sold the bike about a dozen years later, and was still holding 
up fine several years after that when the tandem was stolen from the 
cyclist who'd bought it from us.

Nick

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[RBW] Re: FS: Paul Brakes & Levers: Motolites, Mini Motos, Cantis, ANO COLORS PURRRPLE

[Alex Wirth- Owner, Yellow Haus Bicycles]

Black Minimotos sold

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[RBW] Re: Apaloosa front derailleur clearance problem

[dirtp]

Thanks everyone for your assistance. I have a Schwinn Cimarron from 1986 
with a triple chainring and a Shimano Deerhead front derailleur. It has a 
flat exterior cage, as opposed to the new Shimano FDs, which bulge out on 
the outside. It's that bulge that's catching the crank arm. The old 
Deerhead just looks like a modern double derailleur to me. The inside cage 
doesn't drop down very far, and there are no bulges or ramps. It works 
great. Maybe I'll try a 2x derailleur, or a Campy, as they seem not to have 
as many weird sculpted features.

Thanks for all the help!

On Thursday, May 7, 2020 at 7:40:38 PM UTC-4, dirtp wrote:
>
> Hi everyone, I recently finished building a Joe Appaloosa that I bought a 
> while back, but I didn't have time to complete it until now. This forum 
> helped me pick out the rims, in fact!
>
> I totally love the bike, but I'm having a problem I was hoping someone 
> could help me with. I built the bike with an 8-speed cassette, Shimano 
> Claris 3x8 front derailleur, and Silver triple cranks. However, when I have 
> the chain on the biggest chainring and the smallest cog, the front 
> derailleur is less than 1mm from the crank arm. When I pedal moderately 
> hard in this gear, the chain rubs on the outside of the front derailleur.
>
> Has anyone else had this problem? Is it maybe because the 8-speed chain is 
> wider than a 9-speed chain?
>
> I have another 8-speed bike with a Silver triple crankset and a Deore FD 
> and never noticed until now, but it has a similar problem with a super 
> tight clearance between the crank arm and front derailleur.
>
> Thanks very much for any help you can provide!
>
> Jason
>

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[RBW] Re: Apaloosa front derailleur clearance problem

[Roberta]

I have what I think is an 2016 Appaloosa.   If you'd like any pictures or 
measurements, I'd be happy to help. 

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[RBW] Re: Apaloosa front derailleur clearance problem

[dirtp]

Roberta - Sure, pics would be great!

On Saturday, May 9, 2020 at 8:24:09 AM UTC-4, Roberta wrote:
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> I have what I think is an 2016 Appaloosa.   If you'd like any pictures or 
> measurements, I'd be happy to help. 

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[RBW] Re: Apaloosa front derailleur clearance problem

[dirtp]

John - Thanks very much. I think a 9-speed chain is about 0.5 mm narrower 
than an 8-speed chain. That might be just enough to solve the problem.

On Friday, May 8, 2020 at 8:53:34 PM UTC-4, John Casteen wrote:
>
> Jason,
>
> I can't add anything directly to the good replies already, but here's 
> another data point.  I've got the same frame, crank, and derailer you're 
> working on, but with a 9-speed cassette and chain.  On the small cog and 
> big chainring, the trailing face of the derailer is within .5mm of the 
> crank arm.  It looks like I tweaked it inboard, just slightly out of 
> parallel with the chainring, in order to maintain that clearance.  Sounds 
> as though others have found the setup similarly tight.
>
> John
>
> On Thursday, May 7, 2020 at 7:40:38 PM UTC-4, dirtp wrote:
>>
>> Hi everyone, I recently finished building a Joe Appaloosa that I bought a 
>> while back, but I didn't have time to complete it until now. This forum 
>> helped me pick out the rims, in fact!
>>
>> I totally love the bike, but I'm having a problem I was hoping someone 
>> could help me with. I built the bike with an 8-speed cassette, Shimano 
>> Claris 3x8 front derailleur, and Silver triple cranks. However, when I have 
>> the chain on the biggest chainring and the smallest cog, the front 
>> derailleur is less than 1mm from the crank arm. When I pedal moderately 
>> hard in this gear, the chain rubs on the outside of the front derailleur.
>>
>> Has anyone else had this problem? Is it maybe because the 8-speed chain 
>> is wider than a 9-speed chain?
>>
>> I have another 8-speed bike with a Silver triple crankset and a Deore FD 
>> and never noticed until now, but it has a similar problem with a super 
>> tight clearance between the crank arm and front derailleur.
>>
>> Thanks very much for any help you can provide!
>>
>> Jason
>>
>

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Re: [RBW] Re: daily post ur riv

[ANDREW ERMAN]

So great you have access to such a beautiful place!

On Fri, May 8, 2020 at 9:49 PM Jason Fuller  wrote:

> Got in a little a little deep into it today with the Clem - bunch of
> semi-technical XC singletrack as well as hike-a-bike and nice FSR type
> stuff too
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[RBW] SimpleOne/Quickbeam sizing question

[Alex Wirth- Owner, Yellow Haus Bicycles]

Does anybody have the sizing options sorted/readily available for the 
Simple Ones & Quickbeams?

I've got a 60 but I'm really enjoying sizing my bikes UP, standover be 
damnedcurious how they did the sizing on the larger sizes.

Assuming that Riv's sizing is center to top for these...

Thanks all!

Alex in Rochester


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[RBW] SimpleOne/Quickbeam sizing question

[Conway Bennett]

I have a 86 or 88 PBH and own 58 cm Quickbeam but had a 60 cm Quickbeam.  I 
prefer the 58 cm.  The 60 cm worked but was in my junk if I straddled the top 
tube but that is probably the size Rivendell would have recommended. 

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[RBW] SimpleOne/Quickbeam sizing question

[maxcr]

Hi Alex,

Here’s a link to an old geo chart with SimpleOne details included.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/15QJLYRKXeD-P85LJM4U2znl2MKMTH-QMHgeSQsjF48M/edit

Best
Max

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[RBW] Re: SimpleOne/Quickbeam sizing question

['Deacon Patrick' via RBW Owners Bunch]

I like a larger frame in the pre-long chain stay bikes. My PBH is 90, my QB 
is 66, and I love how it rides with bullmoose bars as a fixed cross bike.

With abandon,
Patrick

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[RBW] Re: SimpleOne/Quickbeam sizing question

[Alex Wirth- Owner, Yellow Haus Bicycles]

I like your style, Deacon.  I'm an 89 pbh and I think I'm aiming at a 64 or 
65 C-T frame ideallylooks like the Simple One topped out at 62

On Saturday, May 9, 2020 at 11:37:56 AM UTC-4, Deacon Patrick wrote:
>
> I like a larger frame in the pre-long chain stay bikes. My PBH is 90, my 
> QB is 66, and I love how it rides with bullmoose bars as a fixed cross bike.
>
> With abandon,
> Patrick
>

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[RBW] Re: FS: Paul Brakes & Levers: Motolites, Mini Motos, Cantis, ANO COLORS PURRRPLE

[Alex Wirth- Owner, Yellow Haus Bicycles]

Blue mini motos sold

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[RBW] Re: Joe's Custom

[Ray Varella]

That’s really nice Joe. 

It looks like it will clear a pretty fat tire. 
It’s got comfort written all over it. 

Ray

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[RBW] Re: FS: Paul Brakes & Levers: Motolites, Mini Motos, Cantis, ANO COLORS PURRRPLE

[Alex Wirth- Owner, Yellow Haus Bicycles]

Purple group sold

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[RBW] Re: FS: 50cm Roadini - Orange and Athena!

[Morris sterling]

Damien  how long are the crank-arms pls?


On Monday, April 27, 2020 at 7:44:44 PM UTC-5, Damien wrote:
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> Down to $1,500!

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Re: [RBW] Re: daily post ur riv

[Brendan Willard]

Georgeous!  Where is this?

On Saturday, May 9, 2020 at 6:14:43 AM UTC-7, ANDREW ALLEN ERMAN wrote:
>
> So great you have access to such a beautiful place!  
>
> On Fri, May 8, 2020 at 9:49 PM Jason Fuller  > wrote:
>
>> Got in a little a little deep into it today with the Clem - bunch of 
>> semi-technical XC singletrack as well as hike-a-bike and nice FSR type 
>> stuff too 
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[RBW] Re: FS/WTT Nitto Moustache 26.0, 650x33 Maxy Fastys, Paul levers

[Brendan Willard]

Bars and levers are sold. Cheers.

On Wednesday, May 6, 2020 at 11:01:24 PM UTC-7, Brendan Willard wrote:
>
> Hello All,
>
> I picked up a Bleriot and will be replacing a few things.
>
> Nitto Moustache RM-016 26.0mm - $25 + shipping
>
> Paul E-Levers 23.8 clamp - $70/pair + shipping
>
> Rivendell Maxy Fasty 650B / 584 x 33c Folding Tires x 2 Used less than 500 
> miles - $40/pair + shipping
> trade for 650x42 tires, non-aero levers, or...?
>
> pics-> https://drive.google.com/open?id=1OdamjmbkSLpIY2IzoQ3-hUJdB-goGnNB
>
> Thanks!
> Brendan
> SF
>
>
>
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[RBW] Re: bike recs for my son

[redsf]

It’s been great getting some tips and ideas on the types of frames to look 
out for. We’ll definitely figure out a way to get him on a fun bike, but 
Edwin’s reply reminded me of the students I teach biking to.  Our program 
doesn’t have much money and neither do the students, so our bikes are 
always some kind of crazy.  Sometimes they’ll like bikes I know are just 
ridiculous.  They might weigh a ton, the seat is the size of a park bench, 
only three gears work.  But if they’re with friends, we’re going someplace 
cool, they love it.

Thanks everyone!
TR

On Tuesday, May 5, 2020 at 6:51:49 AM UTC-7, redsf wrote:
>
> Hello!
>   We've been riding and following riv bikes for a long time- or at least 
> the adults in the family.  My son's first real bike was a used trek (maybe 
> 850) with a rear rack and baskets- he was thus able to help with the 
> groceries and was of an age where that seemed like a cool thing.  The bike 
> was stolen (along with a purple riv Glorius- and recovered with the help of 
> this community, but that's another story). For his second bike, he had some 
> of his own aesthetic values and we built up an old Marin mtn bike that had 
> been left for dead.
>   He loves his knobby tires and doing wheelies, but now he's also eyeing 
> old road bikes and drop down handlebars. We're in San Francisco and we've 
> been dashing out for rides up Twin Peaks and out to the beach.  We could 
> find something without too much trouble on craigslist, but I want a frame 
> with enough stability for a rack- we go bike camping a couple times a year.
>   So we basically need a riv type bike that looks fast.  I can't justify 
> or afford spending too much money on a growing kid and would love another 
> project.  He's almost 5'8" and in sixth grade (tall!).
>   Anybody have something kicking around in SF? Recommendations for some 
> models and years I should keep my eye out for? 
> Thanks!
> TR
>

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[RBW] Is the Clem a Hillibike?

[Lee Kimball]

Wow, that trail looks super fun to ride. Any idea where it is? Also, what kind 
of handlebars are those—looks like a bullmoose but I'm kind of a noob still 
when it comes to knowing bike things (or any things, really).

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Re: [RBW] (maybe) WTB Brooks B68 - Question regarding brooks saddle for Joe Appaloosa

[Joseph Tousignant]

The "Aged" version of the Brooks B68 is better,BUT only after I tweeked 
mine as I don't care what Brooks ads say about ANY of them being 
comfortable from day one,...they were still hard. (initially! :-)

But after I did my usual "treatment" I do on ALL my saddles, it's comfy 
and the wider B68 is fine on my behind! :-)

I Do like the "Aged" version because the pebbled surface soaks in the first 
application of the Brooks "Proofhide" product better than the smooth 
grained saddles. I know Brooks used to say Aged Saddles didn't need 
Proofide, but that's BS in my experience!  I do both Top and Bottom,and 
THEN the real workout begins. I mount the saddle on a bike, and fold a few 
layers of canvas over the top. I use a couple of the US Mint coin bags I 
have laying around,...but some old jeans or similar should work as well

then I use a 2-1/2 pound leather mallet and hammer into the saddle top 
about 300 times, covering as evenly as you can. I do the first hundred 
strikes a bit more moderately, and the last 200 with stronger hits. The 
early strikes begin to loosen the fibers and later ones add greatly to the 
Comfort level.  Now the saddles feel like a well "broken in" Keister 
Cushion!  

  I've "treated" maybe 10 or 12 Brooks leather saddles this way over about 
25 years, and NEVER had one tear,...or even scratch from the leather mallet 
strikes,...AS LONG AS you use several layers of canvas or similar to 
protect from direct contact with the leather mallet.  (I seem to recall 
using a rubber mallet once too a long time ago?)

   I also know that Brooks or any other saddle maker would likely say you 
are "abusing" their product, but as I bought it I can do what I want to to 
it. My experience is it does NO harm, and only improves the riding comfort 
for Immediate results. 

Now nearing age 64, I don't have TIME to wait a few years for a new HARD 
and uncomfortable Leather Saddle to "Break In",and when I was younger I 
didn't have the Patience! :-)

Oh,...i'll say it but it should be obvious,...DON'T use a regular STEEL 
Hammer to do this!  It doesn't spread out the striking forces enough, and 
concentrates the energy in a way that you may create dimples or other 
damage to the leather.  In the end you assume any risk, but my experience 
over decades has shown this to be a safe procedure if done in the way I 
outline. 

Joe T 

On Thursday, April 20, 2017 at 1:20:31 AM UTC-4, Joe Bernard wrote:
>
> One of you probably has my B68. The "wooden church pew" effect Leah 
> mentioned didn't work for me at all. It's very wide, with an almost 
> vertical face that drops down behind your thighs, and for me created a 
> similar effect to legs rubbing against a packed Carradice saddlebag. I kept 
> sliding forward to get away from the wooden bench behind me, and was not a 
> happy rider. Me no likey!

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[RBW] Re: Is the Clem a Hillibike?

[Brendan Willard in SF]

Same wheelbase on both rides there!  As a fellow Riv AND Suzuki owner, I 
approve.  

I too have been wondering about riding rigid along with the squish crew, so 
the thread has been a good read.

Looking forward to the ride report when it happens.

Best,
Brendan

On Saturday, May 9, 2020 at 10:39:50 AM UTC-7, theenchantingwizardofrhythm 
wrote:
>
> Woah - blown away by all the feedback - love it!
>
> So, Ive actually taken the Clem out on a few group rides with people on 
> "gravel bikes". Theyre always confused why I arrived with a "cruiser" - 
> until we get to dirt - and especially when we get to dirt climbs - and then 
> theyre even more confused to see me sail by with a smile. I get a lot of 
> credit as a rider - but I know that its the land-yacht I'm riding, not 
> these lanky legs. 
>
> Those rides though never really had very technical single-track, and thats 
> the open question. My buddy has since clarified that what worries him is 
> the sheer length of said land-yacht that may prove challenging for me. 
> Either way, sadly, turns out I cant even make it out to this trip :( - so 
> no ride report this time. But im going to test the limits soon! Thanks for 
> all the info and encouragement!
>
> Attached is a photo testing how to haul the bike. Not sure who's hauling 
> who here :))
>
> ps - loved the videos! @Adam L  - did I catch a glimpse of Revit there? 
> another architect in the room?
>
>
>
> On Thursday, May 7, 2020 at 9:01:47 AM UTC+3, theenchantingwizardofrhythm 
> wrote:
>>
>> Hi there - first time poster 
>> and coming at you from Tel Aviv, possibly(?) the only Riv owner this side 
>> of Mesopotamia...
>>
>> I got myself a 59 Clem H which I love oh so dearly
>> My friends, equipped with hard-tail mountain-bikey-bikes, are going out 
>> for a couple day off-rode ride that includes some singletrack.
>> They say I probably can't hang with the Clem.
>>
>> So what do you think?
>> Should I go out confident that the silver steed will hold its own?
>> or am I setting myself up for a world of pain and a bruised bike? 
>>
>> Many thanks,
>> gk
>>
>>
>>

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[RBW] Sam Hillborne Fork replacement

[Conway Bennett]

What size frame?  I have a Hunqapillar fork from a 58 cm frame but I moved the 
canti posts for 26"/650b wheels.  PM if you are interested but if not, call 
Riv, check out the soma fab, or velo orange sites. 

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[RBW] Re: Is the Clem a Hillibike?

['Deacon Patrick' via RBW Owners Bunch]

Length is not a limiting factor. Yes, you will need to take different lines 
than on a shorter wheelbased bike, but you will be more stable doing so. 
The main factor you have to adjust to as a rider in tight, obstacled turns 
is plotting two lines, one for each wheel. In general, I swing 
wider/smoother with my front tire and my rear tire takes a tighter, 
jouncier line. Works just fine.

With abandon,
Patrick 

On Saturday, May 9, 2020 at 11:39:50 AM UTC-6, theenchantingwizardofrhythm 
wrote:
>
> Woah - blown away by all the feedback - love it!
>
> So, Ive actually taken the Clem out on a few group rides with people on 
> "gravel bikes". Theyre always confused why I arrived with a "cruiser" - 
> until we get to dirt - and especially when we get to dirt climbs - and then 
> theyre even more confused to see me sail by with a smile. I get a lot of 
> credit as a rider - but I know that its the land-yacht I'm riding, not 
> these lanky legs. 
>
> Those rides though never really had very technical single-track, and thats 
> the open question. My buddy has since clarified that what worries him is 
> the sheer length of said land-yacht that may prove challenging for me. 
> Either way, sadly, turns out I cant even make it out to this trip :( - so 
> no ride report this time. But im going to test the limits soon! Thanks for 
> all the info and encouragement!
>
> Attached is a photo testing how to haul the bike. Not sure who's hauling 
> who here :))
>
> ps - loved the videos! @Adam L  - did I catch a glimpse of Revit there? 
> another architect in the room?
>
>
>
> On Thursday, May 7, 2020 at 9:01:47 AM UTC+3, theenchantingwizardofrhythm 
> wrote:
>>
>> Hi there - first time poster 
>> and coming at you from Tel Aviv, possibly(?) the only Riv owner this side 
>> of Mesopotamia...
>>
>> I got myself a 59 Clem H which I love oh so dearly
>> My friends, equipped with hard-tail mountain-bikey-bikes, are going out 
>> for a couple day off-rode ride that includes some singletrack.
>> They say I probably can't hang with the Clem.
>>
>> So what do you think?
>> Should I go out confident that the silver steed will hold its own?
>> or am I setting myself up for a world of pain and a bruised bike? 
>>
>> Many thanks,
>> gk
>>
>>
>>

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[David B]

Thanks to everyone who's bought something and helped me clean up my garage 
of lots of bike parts. Some items were in the previous list, adding here 
with some price reductions on those still around.
This is round three of the garage cleanout where I'm clearing out pretty 
much everything that's not installed on a bike, and digging into the parts 
bin for small parts I won't be using.
I've set up these parts for sale in my webshop.
There's photos and brief descriptions in the webshop listings.
Shipping is not included, but is calculated based on size/shape and my best 
guess. If I can ship it for less, I'll refund the difference, but in most 
cases I'm covering part of shipping. Shipping for individual items $4-$8, 
then combined for multiple items - I'll refund the difference if it's more.

Please go through the webshop to purchase - checkout process uses Paypal 
for shipping - and I can easily track purchases and print shipping labels.
Contact offlist if you have a particular question about an item.

Link to everything is: https://treetop.bigcartel.com/category/bike-parts
Off topic discounted leather goods also available if you're interested and 
want to combine shipping, links here:
Sample Belts - Worn - $5

Sample Belts - New - $10-$20

Card Wallets - $5-$13 

*Random Bits.*


   - Titanium Bottom Bracket - 113mm - $15 
   
   - King Bottle Cages - standard and Iris models - 2 of each - $10 each 
   
   - Nitto Light Mount - 'LEFT' - $10 
   
   - Rear Rack and Fenders for 20" Folding Bike - $15 
   
   - Berthoud Leather Mudflaps - $10 for two 
   
   - Velo Orange Touring Saddle - black - new take-off - $20 
   
   - Jones Grips - longer than normal grips - black - $4 
   
   
*Bags.*


   - Minnehaha Canvas Panniers - missing lower mounting hardware - PAIR - 
   $15 shipped 
   

   - Treetop Handlebar Bag - made by me - prototype of a new design - gray 
   Xpac X10 cotton duck - $60 
   
   - Treetop Mini Rando Bag & Saddle Wedge Set - made by me - brown Xpac 
   X10 cotton duck - $75 
   

   

*Drivetrain/Derailleurs.*

   - Shimano Polished Silver Cranks - triple 130/74 - $30 
   
   - Sakae SX Crankset - 130/74, with single 48t chainring and chainring 
   bolts - $35 
   

   - Shimano Ultegra 6500 Derailleur set - front and rear - $10  
   
   - Suntour Cyclone M-II Front Derailleur - $5 
   
   
*Brakes.*

   - Dia Compe 610 Centerpull Brake Set - red label - polished - $35 
   
   - Dia Compe Roller Yokes - pair - $8 
   

   - Shimano Deore LX Cantilever Brakes - model BR-M550 - $15 
   
   - Shimano STX Cantilever Brakes - model BR-MC32 - $15 
   
   
*Stems.*

   - SR Sakae Quill Stems - 100mm, 25.4mm - have two - $10 each
   - Velo Orange Threadless Stem - silver - 10cm, 26.0 - $15 
   

*Hubs.*

   - Shimano T3000 Rear Hub - 32h - $10 
   
   - Shimano HB-RS400 Front Hub - 36h - have 2 - $13 each 
   
   
*Chainrings.*

   - Shimano 74 and 130 Chainrings - nos, 52, 42, 30, and 26 - $10-$15 
   

   - Willow Chainrings - $8-$12 
   

*Tires.*

   - Soma Supple Vitesse EX - 700 x 38 - terracota tread - new - pair for 
   $65 
   

Re: [RBW] Re: Fancy Cheviot!

[Roberta]

Your top tube is lower, but obviously you got inspiration from the other. 

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[RBW] Re: Sam Hillborne Fork replacement

[Austin B.]

Wow--hope you weren't on the bike when THAT happened. And if you were I 
hope you're OK.

Soma sells some 1" replacement forks. Here's a link to one but you'd have 
to go with canti posts and go to a threadless stem.
https://www.somafabshop.com/shop/product/soma-fork-classic-curve-cx-trekking-3321?category=774

Did you call RBW already?


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Re: [RBW] Re: Fancy Cheviot!

[Joe Bernard]

"Your top tube is lower, but obviously you got inspiration from the other."

Indeed, and this is the first time I've noticed it. I don't know how Grant and 
Mark Nobilette came to that decision but the 'hopping off' height of the 
toptube is perfect for me. Nice work, boys! 👍

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Re: [RBW] Re: Fancy Cheviot!

[Ray Evans]

Very nice work!

On Sat, May 9, 2020 at 12:05 PM Joe Bernard  wrote:

> "Your top tube is lower, but obviously you got inspiration from the other."
>
> Indeed, and this is the first time I've noticed it. I don't know how Grant
> and Mark Nobilette came to that decision but the 'hopping off' height of
> the toptube is perfect for me. Nice work, boys! 👍
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[RBW] Re: Sam Hillborne Fork replacement

[Collin A]

Wow! You can try to give Riv a call, they usually have a stash of 
replacement forks for just this purpose! No idea of the cost though...

Cheers,
Collin in Sac

On Saturday, May 9, 2020 at 10:40:42 AM UTC-7, Dave Dugard wrote:
>
> can anyone recommend a fork to replace the one on my Sam Hillborne 
>
> if you have a spare - i’ll buy it 
>
> thanks 
>

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[RBW] Re: Sam Hillborne Fork replacement

[Garth]

Yeah, Riv is the place to reach out to. 

On Saturday, May 9, 2020 at 1:40:42 PM UTC-4, Dave Dugard wrote:
>
> can anyone recommend a fork to replace the one on my Sam Hillborne 
>
> if you have a spare - i’ll buy it 
>
> thanks 
>

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[David B]

Updated list with sold items removed - if interested in anything go through 
the webshop link to claim and pay.
Thanks,
David

On Saturday, May 9, 2020 at 1:05:50 PM UTC-5, David B wrote:
>
> Thanks to everyone who's bought something and helped me clean up my garage 
> of lots of bike parts. Some items were in the previous list, adding here 
> with some price reductions on those still around.
> This is round three of the garage clearout where I'm clearing out pretty 
> much everything that's not installed on a bike, and digging into the parts 
> bin for small parts I won't be using.
> I've set up these parts for sale in my webshop.
> There's photos and brief descriptions in the webshop listings.
> Shipping is not included, but is calculated based on size/shape and my 
> best guess. If I can ship it for less, I'll refund the difference, but in 
> most cases I'm covering part of shipping. Shipping for individual items 
> $4-$8, then combined for multiple items - I'll refund the difference if 
> it's more.
>
> Please go through the webshop to purchase - checkout process uses Paypal 
> for shipping - and I can easily track purchases and print shipping labels.
> Contact offlist if you have a particular question about an item.
>
> Link to everything is: https://treetop.bigcartel.com/category/bike-parts
> Off topic discounted leather goods also available if you're interested and 
> want to combine shipping, links here:
> Sample Belts - Worn - $5
> 
> Sample Belts - New - $10-$20
> 
> Card Wallets - $5-$13 
>
> *Random Bits.*
>
>- Velo Orange Touring Saddle - black - new take-off - $20 
>
>- Jones Grips - longer than normal grips - black - $4 
>
>
> *Bags.*
>
>- Treetop Saddle Wedge - made by me - Martexin brush brown waxed 
>canvas - $40 
>
>
>- Treetop Mini Rando Bag & Saddle Wedge Set - made by me - brown Xpac 
>X10 cotton duck - $75 
>
> 
>
>
> *Drivetrain/Derailleurs.*
>
>- Shimano Polished Silver Cranks - triple 130/74 - $30 
>
>- Sakae SX Crankset - 130/74, with single 48t chainring and chainring 
>bolts - $35 
>
> 
>- Shimano Ultegra 6500 Derailleur set - front and rear - $10  
>
>- Suntour Cyclone M-II Front Derailleur - $5 
>
> 
>
> *Brakes.*
>
>- Dia Compe 610 Centerpull Brake Set - red label - polished - $35 
>
>- Dia Compe Roller Yokes - pair - $8 
>
> 
>- Shimano Deore LX Cantilever Brakes - model BR-M550 - $15 
>
>- Shimano STX Cantilever Brakes - model BR-MC32 - $15 
>
>
> *Stems.*
>
>- SR Sakae Quill Stems - 100mm, 25.4mm - have two - $10 each
>- Velo Orange Threadless Stem - silver - 10cm, 26.0 - $15 
>
>
> *Hubs.*
>
>- Shimano T3000 Rear Hub - 32h - $10 
>
>- Shimano HB-RS400 Front Hub - 36h - have 2 - $13 each 
>
>
> *Chainrings.*
>
>- Shimano 74 and 130 Chainrings - nos, 52, 42, 30, and 26 - $10-$15 
>
> 
>- Willow Chainrings - $8-$12 
>
>
> *Tires.*
>
>- Vee Rubber V12 Tires - 29 x 1.95" - pair - $25 
>
>- Continental Contact Speed - 650b, 50mm - pair - wire bead - $40 
>
> 
>- Maxxis Ardent Tires - 29 x 2.4" - skinwall - pair - $45 
>
> 
>
> *Random*.
>
>- SunRace Left Thumb Shifter - ratchety friction - $20 
> 

[RBW] Re: FS: Paul Brakes & Levers: Motolites, Mini Motos, Cantis, ANO COLORS PURRRPLE

[Alex Wirth- Owner, Yellow Haus Bicycles]

Silver cantis sold

I have the following two brake sets left:

(2) sets silver mini motos (a bikes worth) $260 Shipped ($310 +shipping on 
Paul site)

(2) sets black touring cantis (a bikes worth) $180 Shipped ($234 +shipping 
on Paul site)


Thanks!!

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[RBW] Re: Joe's Custom

['Hetchins52' via RBW Owners Bunch]

Crisp, clean and quite beautiful!
Yes, that stem works better with the Losco bars.

David Lipsky
Berkeley, CA

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[RBW] Re: Joe's Custom

[Joe Bernard]

Thanks Ray and David, I'm over the moon about it. SUPER comfy! 

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[David B]

Updated list with sold items removed - if interested in anything go through 
the webshop link to claim and pay.
Thanks,
David

On Saturday, May 9, 2020 at 1:05:50 PM UTC-5, David B wrote:

> Thanks to everyone who's bought something and helped me clean up my garage 
> of lots of bike parts. Some items were in the previous list, adding here 
> with some price reductions on those still around.
> This is round three of the garage clearout where I'm clearing out pretty 
> much everything that's not installed on a bike, and digging into the parts 
> bin for small parts I won't be using.
> I've set up these parts for sale in my webshop.
> There's photos and brief descriptions in the webshop listings.
> Shipping is not included, but is calculated based on size/shape and my 
> best guess. If I can ship it for less, I'll refund the difference, but in 
> most cases I'm covering part of shipping. Shipping for individual items 
> $4-$8, then combined for multiple items - I'll refund the difference if 
> it's more.
>
> Please go through the webshop to purchase - checkout process uses Paypal 
> for shipping - and I can easily track purchases and print shipping labels.
> Contact offlist if you have a particular question about an item.
>
> Link to everything is: https://treetop.bigcartel.com/category/bike-parts
> Off topic discounted leather goods also available if you're interested and 
> want to combine shipping, links here:
> Sample Belts - Worn - $5
> 
> Sample Belts - New - $10-$20
> 
> Card Wallets - $5-$13 
>
> *Random Bits.*
>
>
>- Velo Orange Touring Saddle - black - new take-off - $20 
>
>- Jones Grips - longer than normal grips - black - $4 
>
>
> *Bags.*
>
>- Treetop Saddle Wedge - made by me - Martexin brush brown waxed 
>canvas - $40 
>
> 
>
>
>- Treetop Mini Rando Bag & Saddle Wedge Set - made by me - brown Xpac 
>X10 cotton duck - $75 
>
> 
>
>
> *Drivetrain/Derailleurs.*
>
>- Shimano Polished Silver Cranks - triple 130/74 - $30 
>
>- Sakae SX Crankset - 130/74, with single 48t chainring and chainring 
>bolts - $35 
>
> 
>- Shimano Ultegra 6500 Derailleur set - front and rear - $10  
>
>- Suntour Cyclone M-II Front Derailleur - $5 
>
> 
>
> *Brakes.*
>
>- Dia Compe 610 Centerpull Brake Set - red label - polished - $35 
>
>- Dia Compe Roller Yokes - pair - $8 
>
> 
>- Shimano Deore LX Cantilever Brakes - model BR-M550 - $15 
>
>- Shimano STX Cantilever Brakes - model BR-MC32 - $15 
>
>
> *Stems.*
>
>- SR Sakae Quill Stems - 100mm, 25.4mm - have two - $10 each 
>
>- Velo Orange Threadless Stem - silver - 10cm, 26.0 - $15 
>
>
> *Hubs.*
>
>- Shimano T3000 Rear Hub - 32h - $10 
>
>- Shimano HB-RS400 Front Hub - 36h - have 2 - $13 each 
>
>
> *Chainrings.*
>
>- Shimano 74 and 130 Chainrings - nos, 52, 42, 30, and 26 - $10-$15 
>
> 
>- Willow Chainrings - $8-$12 
>
>
> *Tires.*
>
>
>- Vee Rubber V12 Tires - 29 x 1.95" - pair - $25 
>
>- Continental Contact Speed - 650b, 50mm - pair - wire bead - $40 
>
> 
>- Maxxis Ardent Tires - 29 x 2.4" - skinwall - pair - $45 
>
> 

[RBW] Bike garage clean out N - . . . . A bunch

[masmojo]

Before I can even consider the new "fancy Cheviot" I gotta clear out the bike 
garage. I'll be posting a few over the coming weeks. I  figure I'll give my RBW 
friends first shot in all bikes, before  posting to Ebay or Craigslist.

First up!? A very rare Puma/Biomega collaboration.

See link for the backstory:
https://www.fastcompany.com/90185869/wanted-pumas-new-line-of-city-bikes

I originally saw one of these in the Puma store window in San Francisco & from 
that point I wanted one!
These bikes are design icons & in the permanently collections of several 
museums. 
This is the single speed version of the Disco model.
I believe I am the third owner. The 2nd owner said he never rode it and it was 
just on "display"; I did pretty much the same, riding it maybe a mile, before 
hanging it up. It does have some smutz & small scratches here and there, most 
from just getting "moved around"
It is mostly original; I changed the grips and the valve caps, the original 
grips were generic black foam.

Bike has a cable for a down tube & folds or you can undo the cable and reattach 
it to "lock" it around something without having to carry a lock with you.

See photos: https://photos.app.goo.gl/je4CuVu3wd3zgpvz6

Looking for $500. +shipping via bike Flights. $50 to $80 depending on how close 
you are to Dallas. 


Thx

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[RBW] Re: SimpleOne/Quickbeam sizing question

[Max S]

Alex, did you grab that 60cm chassis+ that was listed a week ago?.. I kinda 
wanted it, but looks like I may end up with a 62 instead. I’ve a 89 PBH, so am 
often right on the bubble with Riv bikes. Once the 62 is here, I’ll see if I 
should attempt a trade for a 60. 

- Max “funny thing” in A2 

On Saturday, May 9, 2020 at 10:19:03 AM UTC-4, Alex Wirth- Owner, Yellow Haus 
Bicycles wrote:
> Does anybody have the sizing options sorted/readily available for the Simple 
> Ones & Quickbeams?
> 
> 
> I've got a 60 but I'm really enjoying sizing my bikes UP, standover be 
> damnedcurious how they did the sizing on the larger sizes.
> 
> 
> Assuming that Riv's sizing is center to top for these...
> 
> 
> Thanks all!
> 
> 
> Alex in Rochester

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[RBW] Bike garage clear out #2

[masmojo]

Up for sale Surly Ogre

Really a terrific bike that I hate to let go, but too many bikes means 
somethings gotta go!

Size Small, 29" wheels, 2.1" Continental tires, Mavic rims,  shimano hubs, 
dynamo in the front with a 40 lux light. Hydraulic disc brakes, Truvative 
cranks, Microshift shifters. 3X10 Shimano Deore derailleur with Wolf Tooth San 
Pan.

This is a pretty light, super capable build suitable for a rider between 5'6" 
and 5'10". Great offroad,  but also makes a fabulous commuter bike.
Brand new seat.

Looking for $950 +shipping via Bike Flights CONUS ( approx. $90)

Photos: https://photos.app.goo.gl/Uc78KTyEVC2Taoqj9

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Re: [RBW] DNP Freewheel Lockring removal

['Eric Norris' via RBW Owners Bunch]

Park Tools probably makes a tool to fit this.

--Eric Norris
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> On May 9, 2020, at 2:46 PM, J Imler  wrote:
> 
> I tried a hammer and punch, no go. Is there a tool of some kind? I’m hoping 
> to get at the body to add some Shimano cogs which I read can be done on this 
> particular freewheel. Thanks!
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[RBW] Re: FS: Paul Brakes & Levers: Motolites, Mini Motos, Cantis, ANO COLORS PURRRPLE

[alan lavine]

Hi 
I sent a PM about a set of silver mini motos, but not sure if you got it. 
 Anyway, I'll take one.
Alan
NYC

On Saturday, May 9, 2020 at 5:46:16 PM UTC-4, Alex Wirth- Owner, Yellow 
Haus Bicycles wrote:
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> Silver cantis sold
>
> I have the following two brake sets left:
>
> (2) sets silver mini motos (a bikes worth) $260 Shipped ($310 +shipping on 
> Paul site)
>
> (2) sets black touring cantis (a bikes worth) $180 Shipped ($234 +shipping 
> on Paul site)
>
>
> Thanks!!
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[RBW] Re: FS: Paul Brakes & Levers: Motolites, Mini Motos, Cantis, ANO COLORS PURRRPLE

[Alex Wirth- Owner, Yellow Haus Bicycles]

Hi Alan! Thanks for reaching out because I didn't see anything come in...

I'll send you a PM right now...

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[RBW] Re: FS: Paul Brakes & Levers: Motolites, Mini Motos, Cantis, ANO COLORS PURRRPLE

[alan lavine]

Alex,
Try "cigar four six zero" at gmail
Alan

On Saturday, May 9, 2020 at 9:20:40 PM UTC-4, Alex Wirth- Owner, Yellow 
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> Hi Alan! Thanks for reaching out because I didn't see anything come in...
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> I'll send you a PM right now...
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[RBW] Re: SimpleOne/Quickbeam sizing question

[christian poppell]

I’m 5’-11 3/4” with 90 cm pbh and a 64 cm Quickbeam.  The 64 seems like the max 
size for me. Currently set up with 48cm noodle bars level to saddle (78.5 cm 
saddle height).

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[RBW] Sam Hillborne Fork replacement

[Ian A]

When there is enough of an impact on the fork to damage it, there can be harder 
to spot damage on the frame, most often where the top tube and down tubes meet 
the head tube. Worth checking if you haven't already.

IanA Alberta Canada

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[RBW] Re: SimpleOne/Quickbeam sizing question

[Alex Wirth- Owner, Yellow Haus Bicycles]

Max! I’ve had mine for yearsbut let me know if you want to got to a 60I 
may have a line on a 64 QB 🤞🏼

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[RBW] Re: FS: Paul Brakes & Levers: Motolites, Mini Motos, Cantis, ANO COLORS PURRRPLE

[Alex Wirth- Owner, Yellow Haus Bicycles]

Sent

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[RBW] Re: FS: 50cm Roadini - Orange and Athena!

[Damien]

Hi Morris, crank arms are 172.5

On Saturday, 9 May 2020 13:37:39 UTC-4, Morris sterling wrote:
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> Damien  how long are the crank-arms pls?
>
>
> On Monday, April 27, 2020 at 7:44:44 PM UTC-5, Damien wrote:
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>> Down to $1,500!
>
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Re: [RBW] DNP Freewheel Lockring removal

[Ray Varella]

Wouldn’t a bottom bracket lock ring tool work well on this?
The type used for cup and cone bottom brackets?

Ray

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[RBW] Re: FS: Paul Brakes & Levers: Motolites, Mini Motos, Cantis, ANO COLORS PURRRPLE

[Joe Bernard]

This is your monthly reminder that I despise the Google Groups PM feature. 

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