date:20200605

Tires update. Sorry I didn’t post prices before.

Tires for sale - all are pairs unless otherwise noted

Price is without shipping

Continental Contact Speed 650 x 32C brand new - $45

Panaracer Pacenti 27.5 x 1.50 brand new - $60

Maxxis DTH SOLD

Marathon Supreme SOLD

Continental Grand Prix 5000 650B x 28  Brand New - $75

Schwalbe Marathon Racer (3 tires)  26 x 1.50 Brand New - $100 for 3 or $70
for 2

Schwalbe Marathon Plus (3 tires) 26 x 1.35 Brand New - $110 for 3 or $75
for 2

Schwalbe Marathon Plus (1 tire) 26 x 1.50 Brand New

Panaracer Pasela 27.5 x 1.75 Brand New - $70

Schwalbe Big Ben 28 x 2.00 ridden maybe 25 miles max, like new. No
punctures. - $50



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> I just converted my MUSA Atlantis to 650B so I have an excellent
> Rich-built wheel set for sale. The wheels are a few years old but in
> excellent condition as I rotate my rides and this Atlantis was only used
> for fun rides and not the daily commute.
>
> Velocity made Riv Standard Wheelset - 26 inch - 36 spokes × 1
> shimano hg400 cassette build oem 9s 12-34 130864 × 1
> Like new Schwalbe Marathon Plus tires
>
> I asked Grant what I should/could sell these for and he said $230. So,
> with the new Schwalbe tires I'd like to get $275 but I'll listen to any
> decent offers.
>
> I also have a tone of totally new 26" tires. If interested please let me
> know
>
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[RBW] Re: Camera Suggestions

2020-06-05 Thread Kainalu V. -Brooklyn NY

Thank the Lord for our right to choices! But there are certainly many regarding 
Canons, maybe too many. Here's one I made fairly recently- 

https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1321345-REG/canon_eos_m5_mirrorless_digital.html
 
Not that I'd want to push you towards that one, I'd get the M6 if I could, but 
I decided to be a parent and that put the kabosh on any spending outside of 
what's generally necessary (bike excesses are my indulgence), but having 30 
shots of my kids looking somewhere else besides the camera versus only 3 has 
cemented my love for Canon. 

-Kai

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Re: [RBW] Re: Commuting on a Clem vs. an electric bike

2020-06-05 Thread Joe Bernard

You could make an eClem, who wants to hear me talk about that endlessly again??

GO AWAY JOE! 

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Re: [RBW] Re: Commuting on a Clem vs. an electric bike

2020-06-05 Thread ANDREW ERMAN

I forgot to mention I love riding the Clem!   Just a wonderful bicycle.

On Fri, Jun 5, 2020 at 5:44 PM Mark Roland  wrote:

> Hi Andy. Thanks for the comparison. I've been commuting by bike for about
> the same timespan, including on a Clem. For the last 5-6 years, my commute
> has been 5-7 miles each way. I commute in most weather.  It gets humid and
> hot here in the Hudson Valley in the summer months. I maybe ride a tad
> slower, but really, as soon as I arrive, pow, the sweat just materializes.
> Oh well. I change my undershirt and clean up a bit with a damp towel. The
> chance to ride in on a beautiful summer morning completely outweighs any
> worry about sweat.
>
> On Friday, June 5, 2020 at 6:51:02 PM UTC-4, ANDREW ALLEN ERMAN wrote:
>>
>> Dear all, I hope you are weathering the many and terrible challenges
>> facing our country at the present time.  I am always thankful for bikes but
>> more so now.  It is good to have something in one's life, that one loves.
>> Grant's essay on the racial inequities regarding biking hit a nerve.  I
>> guess being privileged can mean taking things for granted, like being able
>> to ride a bike and not worrying about being singled out because of how I
>> look.  I digress.  I have commuted to work for the past 31 years.  Several
>> years ago I got tired of changing my clothes when I got to work and when I
>> left, so I bought an electric bike (a Stromer ST2).  My ride was faster.  I
>> did not sweat.  I could wear my work clothes to work (no need to change my
>> clothes).  I have logged around 6000 miles on the Stromer.  I have no
>> complaints about this bike.  It has been reliable and does the job.  A
>> while ago, I set my Clem up for commuting or carrying groceries or
>> whatever.  When the weather was cold (a relative concept, as I live in Los
>> Angeles), I decided to try commuting on the Clem.  My commute is 4 miles
>> each way.  I have been riding it ever since and my Stromer has sat largely
>> unused.  So here are the pros and cons as I see it, between commuting with
>> these 2 bikes:
>>
>> *Stromer pros:*
>> Fast (up to 28 to 30 mph, if I work hard, usually cruise in the low 20s)
>> No to little sweating
>> Comfortable (seat and front suspension)
>>
>> *Stromer cons:*
>> Doesn't quite feel like a regular bike - there is always a little
>> undefinable something (weight, moment of drag, not sure what it is)
>> Changing a rear flat is a MAJOR hassle as this is a rear hub motor and
>> removing the wheel is more difficult - I use Marthon Plus tires and
>> thankfully have had only one flat in the years I have owned the bike
>> The bike is very heavy (a. 60 lb.) so transporting on a trunk mounted
>> bike rack is more of a challenge
>>
>> *Clem pros:*
>> Comfortable (more than the Stromer, probably because I am going slower
>> and perhaps because of the long wheel base)
>> I get to enjoy the scenery more as I am going slower
>>
>> *Clem cons:*
>> I am back to riding in bike shorts and T-shirt and changing my clothes at
>> work
>>
>> Overall, I enjoy the riding experience of the Clem more.  It feels more
>> like a bike, which funny enough, it is.  I am enjoying the low tech-ness of
>> the Clem.  I look at the Clem (which is parked in my office) and I enjoy
>> the view.  I did not do that with the Stromer.
>>
>> I will probably ride the Stomer when it gets very hot.  For now, I am on
>> the Clem.  However, I am subject to change, like the weather.
>>
>> My best to you all.
>>
>> Andy
>>
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[RBW] Re: Camera Suggestions

2020-06-05 Thread Kainalu V. -Brooklyn NY

Yup. I got sick and tired of taking timed single shots of the family, so I went 
to B and asked which could do timed bursts. Canon could, and did everything 
else too through decent lenses. Never looked back...
Enjoy!
-Kai

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[RBW] Re: Commuting on a Clem vs. an electric bike

2020-06-05 Thread Mark Roland

Hi Andy. Thanks for the comparison. I've been commuting by bike for about 
the same timespan, including on a Clem. For the last 5-6 years, my commute 
has been 5-7 miles each way. I commute in most weather.  It gets humid and 
hot here in the Hudson Valley in the summer months. I maybe ride a tad 
slower, but really, as soon as I arrive, pow, the sweat just materializes. 
Oh well. I change my undershirt and clean up a bit with a damp towel. The 
chance to ride in on a beautiful summer morning completely outweighs any 
worry about sweat.

On Friday, June 5, 2020 at 6:51:02 PM UTC-4, ANDREW ALLEN ERMAN wrote:
>
> Dear all, I hope you are weathering the many and terrible challenges 
> facing our country at the present time.  I am always thankful for bikes but 
> more so now.  It is good to have something in one's life, that one loves. 
>  Grant's essay on the racial inequities regarding biking hit a nerve.  I 
> guess being privileged can mean taking things for granted, like being able 
> to ride a bike and not worrying about being singled out because of how I 
> look.  I digress.  I have commuted to work for the past 31 years.  Several 
> years ago I got tired of changing my clothes when I got to work and when I 
> left, so I bought an electric bike (a Stromer ST2).  My ride was faster.  I 
> did not sweat.  I could wear my work clothes to work (no need to change my 
> clothes).  I have logged around 6000 miles on the Stromer.  I have no 
> complaints about this bike.  It has been reliable and does the job.  A 
> while ago, I set my Clem up for commuting or carrying groceries or 
> whatever.  When the weather was cold (a relative concept, as I live in Los 
> Angeles), I decided to try commuting on the Clem.  My commute is 4 miles 
> each way.  I have been riding it ever since and my Stromer has sat largely 
> unused.  So here are the pros and cons as I see it, between commuting with 
> these 2 bikes:
>
> *Stromer pros:*
> Fast (up to 28 to 30 mph, if I work hard, usually cruise in the low 20s)
> No to little sweating
> Comfortable (seat and front suspension)
>
> *Stromer cons:*
> Doesn't quite feel like a regular bike - there is always a little 
> undefinable something (weight, moment of drag, not sure what it is)
> Changing a rear flat is a MAJOR hassle as this is a rear hub motor and 
> removing the wheel is more difficult - I use Marthon Plus tires and 
> thankfully have had only one flat in the years I have owned the bike
> The bike is very heavy (a. 60 lb.) so transporting on a trunk mounted bike 
> rack is more of a challenge
>
> *Clem pros:*
> Comfortable (more than the Stromer, probably because I am going slower and 
> perhaps because of the long wheel base)
> I get to enjoy the scenery more as I am going slower
>
> *Clem cons:*
> I am back to riding in bike shorts and T-shirt and changing my clothes at 
> work
>
> Overall, I enjoy the riding experience of the Clem more.  It feels more 
> like a bike, which funny enough, it is.  I am enjoying the low tech-ness of 
> the Clem.  I look at the Clem (which is parked in my office) and I enjoy 
> the view.  I did not do that with the Stromer.
>
> I will probably ride the Stomer when it gets very hot.  For now, I am on 
> the Clem.  However, I am subject to change, like the weather.
>
> My best to you all.
>
> Andy
>

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Re: [RBW] Hot Waxing Chains

Deacon, sorry to read this, but glad you have found a way to deal with it.  

Be well.
Michael

On Friday, June 5, 2020 at 7:11:46 PM UTC-4, Deacon Patrick wrote:
>
> Michael,
>
> I sold the chain saw after me bludgeoned brain. I can't be near the loud 
> motor. I use a Silky saw now. the 14" blade goes through stunningly thick 
> downed trees for quick(ish) human powered trail work.
>
> With abandon,
> Patrick
>
> On Friday, June 5, 2020 at 4:54:37 PM UTC-6, Michael Hechmer wrote:
>>
>> Deacon, do you actually own chain saw?  I owned a chain saw for many 
>> years, decades actually.  Then one day I looked down and noticed that I 
>> still had to legs and two hands and decided I would sell my chainsaw while 
>> I was ahead.  I still own many dangerous tools, including a 3HP table saw, 
>> a tool which maims an American every seven minutes, but a chain saw, no 
>> thank you.
>>
>> Michael
>>
>> On Friday, June 5, 2020 at 4:51:18 PM UTC-4, Deacon Patrick wrote:
>>>
>>> Inspired by this thread, I will see if chainsaw oil applied so sparingly 
>>> but not wiped off accomplishes much the same thing. Still working through 
>>> me huge pint I bout a few years ago. Grin.
>>>
>>> With abandon,
>>> Patrick
>>>
>>

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Re: [RBW] Favorite Rivendell model names?

2020-06-05 Thread Jim M.

On Friday, June 5, 2020 at 9:24:42 AM UTC-7, MCT wrote:
>
> I always liked Yves Gomes.  I always wanted one, but never pulled the 
> trigger.  
>
> Matt in OKC
>
One just showed up on CL: 
https://sfbay.craigslist.org/sfc/bik/d/san-francisco-rivendell-yvez-gomez-58cm/7131577767.html
 


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Re: [RBW] Re: Next Level Clementine

2020-06-05 Thread Bicycle Belle Ding Ding!

Shoot, Mark, I didn’t answer your questions. The sound comes from the rear hub; 
it’s a Bitex, and it sounds like a fishing rod. Rimsummm...the shiny kind! 
Who the heck knows what they are - *I* sure don’t! I know I’m always 
disappointing folks around here but you’re used to it. I didn’t weigh the 
wheels and bars either, so add that to the list of transgressions. 

Where’s James? Candice? They may chime in 藍

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[RBW] Re: Favorite Rivendell model names?

2020-06-05 Thread S. Greco

I love the Romulus / Redwood naming and similarly the Betty Foy / Yves 
Gomez split. 
So clever to create this dual personality for bikes that are essentially 
the same but also very different depending on their size.

All Rounder & Protovelo are my favorites.
This is a great thread. :)

On Wednesday, June 3, 2020 at 10:17:21 PM UTC-4, Philip Williamson wrote:
>
> Or, “Let’s Fight About Something On Topic!” 
>
> Let’s hear your most and least favorite Rivendell model names. No name 
> calling, even about the names. 
>
> What is your favorite Rivendell model name? Mine is Legolas. It’s real 
> hard to separate out the bike itself from the name for me. For example, I 
> don’t like the Sam Hillborn name, but that might be because it sounded like 
> a downmarket A. Homer Hilsen. On the other hand, I LOVE the name Platypus, 
> and want one of those bikes no matter what it looks like! 
>
> Hunqapillar - how genius is that?! 
> Wolbis Slugstone, though? My least favorite, in a walk. 
>
> I only ask because I found this anonymous poll about Rivendell model 
> names: https://forms.gle/FEf5TeFkr4fZQdxEA 
>
> Philip 
> Santa Rosa, CA 
>
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Re: [RBW] Hot Waxing Chains

2020-06-05 Thread Robert Tilley

  I find that the 12 drops works for me. It ends up coating the chain with a bit getting on the cogs and rings,Robert TilleySan Diego, CA Sent from my BlackBerry - the most secure mobile device   From: bertin...@gmail.comSent: June 5, 2020 3:07 PMTo: rbw-owners-bunch@googlegroups.comReply-to: rbw-owners-bunch@googlegroups.comSubject: Re: [RBW] Hot Waxing Chains  One more satisfied customer, I guess! NFS is the one lube that from reports I would consider using in place of Molten Speed Wax. Must get around to buying some.Question to you sandy/dusty/silty surface riders: I'd be interested to hear how NFS performs in dry conditions of this sort. I'm talking about the sort of surfaces where even a single 10 mile ride will coat everything from top tube to drivetrain and disc calipers in a thick coating of dust. (Dust is the principal reason for using fenders on my Matthews; doesn't keep all the dust off, but it certainly lessens the amount on things above the knee.)Also, for longer-term users: Did Michael overdo the application? Do you really need to put a drop on only 12 links out of N?On Fri, Jun 5, 2020 at 2:10 PM Michael Hechmer  wrote:So I bought a bottle of NFS (Nixfrikshun) for my trust Saluki, now dressed up in brandy new TA rings.  I followed the instructions to put a drop on 12 links and spin the chain backwards 12 times.  There was no sign of any lube on the big ring, so I added 4 more drops and spun 12 times.  Still no sign of any lube.  Added 4 more drops & spun.  No sign of any lube, but this time I lightly rubbed a finger across the chain and could feel just the thinnest film of oil.  Went out for an hours ride on dirt roads.  The bike ran quietly, or as quietly as tires can roll over loose dirt, shifted flawlessly; certainly no chain squeak. Returning I checked the rings & chain and saw a small amount of lube on the rings.  No visible dirt.  Wiped the chain and the big ring down.  I'm definitely impressed and thanks to Robert Tilley for the suggestion.-- ---Patrick MooreAlburquerque, Nuevo Mexico, Etats Unis d'Amerique, Orbis Terrarum



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Re: [RBW] Hot Waxing Chains

2020-06-05 Thread 'Deacon Patrick' via RBW Owners Bunch

Michael,

I sold the chain saw after me bludgeoned brain. I can't be near the loud 
motor. I use a Silky saw now. the 14" blade goes through stunningly thick 
downed trees for quick(ish) human powered trail work.

With abandon,
Patrick

On Friday, June 5, 2020 at 4:54:37 PM UTC-6, Michael Hechmer wrote:
>
> Deacon, do you actually own chain saw?  I owned a chain saw for many 
> years, decades actually.  Then one day I looked down and noticed that I 
> still had to legs and two hands and decided I would sell my chainsaw while 
> I was ahead.  I still own many dangerous tools, including a 3HP table saw, 
> a tool which maims an American every seven minutes, but a chain saw, no 
> thank you.
>
> Michael
>
> On Friday, June 5, 2020 at 4:51:18 PM UTC-4, Deacon Patrick wrote:
>>
>> Inspired by this thread, I will see if chainsaw oil applied so sparingly 
>> but not wiped off accomplishes much the same thing. Still working through 
>> me huge pint I bout a few years ago. Grin.
>>
>> With abandon,
>> Patrick
>>
>

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Re: [RBW] Hot Waxing Chains

Patrick, in hind sight I suspect I did overdue it, out of insecurity.  Like 
Moses who insisted on striking the rock twice.

Michael

On Friday, June 5, 2020 at 6:07:17 PM UTC-4, Patrick Moore wrote:
>
> One more satisfied customer, I guess! NFS is the one lube that from 
> reports I would consider using in place of Molten Speed Wax. Must get 
> around to buying some.
>
> Question to you sandy/dusty/silty surface riders: I'd be interested to 
> hear how NFS performs in dry conditions of this sort. I'm talking about the 
> sort of surfaces where even a single 10 mile ride will coat everything from 
> top tube to drivetrain and disc calipers in a thick coating of dust. (Dust 
> is the principal reason for using fenders on my Matthews; doesn't keep all 
> the dust off, but it certainly lessens the amount on things above the knee.)
>
> Also, for longer-term users: Did Michael overdo the application? Do you 
> really need to put a drop on only 12 links out of N?
>
> On Fri, Jun 5, 2020 at 2:10 PM Michael Hechmer  > wrote:
>
>> So I bought a bottle of NFS (Nixfrikshun) for my trust Saluki, now 
>> dressed up in brandy new TA rings.  I followed the instructions to put a 
>> drop on 12 links and spin the chain backwards 12 times.  There was no sign 
>> of any lube on the big ring, so I added 4 more drops and spun 12 times.  
>> Still no sign of any lube.  Added 4 more drops & spun.  No sign of any 
>> lube, but this time I lightly rubbed a finger across the chain and could 
>> feel just the thinnest film of oil.  Went out for an hours ride on dirt 
>> roads.  The bike ran quietly, or as quietly as tires can roll over loose 
>> dirt, shifted flawlessly; certainly no chain squeak. Returning I checked 
>> the rings & chain and saw a small amount of lube on the rings.  No visible 
>> dirt.  Wiped the chain and the big ring down.  
>>
>> I'm definitely impressed and thanks to Robert Tilley for the suggestion.
>>
>> -- 
>
> ---
> Patrick Moore
> Alburquerque, Nuevo Mexico, Etats Unis d'Amerique, Orbis Terrarum
>
>

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Re: [RBW] Hot Waxing Chains

Deacon, do you actually own chain saw?  I owned a chain saw for many years, 
decades actually.  Then one day I looked down and noticed that I still had 
to legs and two hands and decided I would sell my chainsaw while I was 
ahead.  I still own many dangerous tools, including a 3HP table saw, a tool 
which maims an American every seven minutes, but a chain saw, no thank you.

Michael

On Friday, June 5, 2020 at 4:51:18 PM UTC-4, Deacon Patrick wrote:
>
> Inspired by this thread, I will see if chainsaw oil applied so sparingly 
> but not wiped off accomplishes much the same thing. Still working through 
> me huge pint I bout a few years ago. Grin.
>
> With abandon,
> Patrick
>

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[RBW] Commuting on a Clem vs. an electric bike

2020-06-05 Thread ANDREW ALLEN ERMAN

Dear all, I hope you are weathering the many and terrible challenges facing
our country at the present time. I am always thankful for bikes but more
so now. It is good to have something in one's life, that one loves.
Grant's essay on the racial inequities regarding biking hit a nerve. I
guess being privileged can mean taking things for granted, like being able
to ride a bike and not worrying about being singled out because of how I
look. I digress. I have commuted to work for the past 31 years. Several
years ago I got tired of changing my clothes when I got to work and when I
left, so I bought an electric bike (a Stromer ST2). My ride was faster. I
did not sweat. I could wear my work clothes to work (no need to change my
clothes). I have logged around 6000 miles on the Stromer. I have no
complaints about this bike. It has been reliable and does the job. A
while ago, I set my Clem up for commuting or carrying groceries or
whatever. When the weather was cold (a relative concept, as I live in Los
Angeles), I decided to try commuting on the Clem. My commute is 4 miles
each way. I have been riding it ever since and my Stromer has sat largely
unused. So here are the pros and cons as I see it, between commuting with
these 2 bikes:

*Stromer pros:*
Fast (up to 28 to 30 mph, if I work hard, usually cruise in the low 20s)
No to little sweating
Comfortable (seat and front suspension)

*Stromer cons:*
Doesn't quite feel like a regular bike - there is always a little
undefinable something (weight, moment of drag, not sure what it is)
Changing a rear flat is a MAJOR hassle as this is a rear hub motor and
removing the wheel is more difficult - I use Marthon Plus tires and
thankfully have had only one flat in the years I have owned the bike
The bike is very heavy (a. 60 lb.) so transporting on a trunk mounted bike
rack is more of a challenge

*Clem pros:*
Comfortable (more than the Stromer, probably because I am going slower and
perhaps because of the long wheel base)
I get to enjoy the scenery more as I am going slower

*Clem cons:*
I am back to riding in bike shorts and T-shirt and changing my clothes at
work

Overall, I enjoy the riding experience of the Clem more. It feels more
like a bike, which funny enough, it is. I am enjoying the low tech-ness of
the Clem. I look at the Clem (which is parked in my office) and I enjoy
the view. I did not do that with the Stromer.

I will probably ride the Stomer when it gets very hot. For now, I am on
the Clem. However, I am subject to change, like the weather.

My best to you all.

Andy

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[RBW] Re: Camera Suggestions

2020-06-05 Thread 'Deacon Patrick' via RBW Owners Bunch

Brilliant, Kai! Thank you. Even their Elph allows for up to 30 sec. delay 
with 10 shot burst.

With abandon,
Patrick

On Friday, June 5, 2020 at 4:26:13 PM UTC-6, Kainalu V. -Brooklyn NY wrote:
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> from womb to natural tomb!
>
> I have found that Canon has the best timer software, but maybe others have 
> stepped up their game. 
> -Kai
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Re: [RBW] Re: two rivendells for sale

2020-06-05 Thread Robert Blunt

The Cheviot is Sold! How about the Sam! Come on people!

On Fri, Jun 5, 2020, 5:53 PM Robert Blunt  wrote:

> Great!
>
> On Fri, Jun 5, 2020, 5:43 PM ANDREW ERMAN  wrote:
>
>> Robert, I would like to buy it.  I will PM you shortly.  Best regards,
>> Andy
>>
>> On Fri, Jun 5, 2020 at 2:16 PM Robert Blunt  wrote:
>>
>>> Very much still available.
>>>
>>> On Fri, Jun 5, 2020, 5:13 PM ANDREW ALLEN ERMAN 
>>> wrote:
>>>
 Is the Cheviot still available?  I am interested.  If so, could you
 post some pictures?  Thanks, Andy

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[RBW] Camera Suggestions

2020-06-05 Thread Kainalu V. -Brooklyn NY

from womb to natural tomb!

I have found that Canon has the best timer software, but maybe others have 
stepped up their game. 
-Kai

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Re: [RBW] Re: Just Pics from Your Good Ride Thread

2020-06-05 Thread Will Rhea

Hi Lithocarpus,

I recognize that gate in the first photo - that's where the dirt connector
from behind the monastery on Redwood Rd spits out onto Partrick Rd up near
the top.  Do you ever ride that?  Technically private property (I think)
but it's mighty remote from people (and the hiker gate was open) so I
thought, game on...  Beastly steep but I had to see it myself.

Still on the lookout for nice, remote-ish dirt roads and trails in the Napa
area that are legal to ride.  Seems like all the stuff I see and want to
ride is on vineyard property.  Even some of the roads I thought were open
(like Gehricke Rd in Sonoma) are gated. Any suggestions?

-br

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> It's my new 1x setup.  SRAM 11-50 rear cassette (on a Shimano XT hub
> body), SRAM GX deraileur, Silver cranks (Wolf Tooth 34t chainring and a
> Silver chainring guard), and a SRAM GX trigger shifter.   The gearing is
> for off-road adventures but I'm riding it on the road for a few more days
> while I wait for my Appaloosa to come back from the painter's shop on
> Monday.
>
> Erik
>
> On Friday, May 29, 2020 at 5:13:18 AM UTC-7, Doug Hansford wrote:
>>
>> Lithocarpus,
>> I'm curious about the drivetrain on your awesome Atlantis. What's your
>> crankset and cassette? Which shifters do you use?
>> Thanks,
>> Doug
>>
>> On Friday, May 29, 2020 at 12:07:46 AM UTC-4, Lithocarpus wrote:
>>>
>>> [image: IMG_7215.jpg]
>>>
>>> [image: IMG_7216.jpg]
>>>
>>> [image: IMG_7214.jpg]
>>> Well, Pancake's post prompted me to go up Partrick today for my evening
>>> ride.  It was gorgeous up there.  Lots of sheep and two rattlesnakes, but
>>> no Rebobs.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> On Thursday, May 28, 2020 at 7:09:51 PM UTC-7, Bill Rhea wrote:

 Pancake, that stretch of Partrick Rd near the top is one of my
 favorites. Always worth the brutally steep parts just to get up there.
 Still no rebob sitings for me

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[RBW] Camera Suggestions

2020-06-05 Thread 'Deacon Patrick' via RBW Owners Bunch

I've no longer a mobile phone, which means I've also no longer the camera I'd 
been using or the timer and burst mode app that I used with it.

Ideas for quality digital adventure camera that has good value? I'm using a 
Panasonic point and shoot for now, but the self timer is very limited. Ideally, 
a timer would allow for a burst of 10 or so photos and a delay of up to 20 or 
30 seconds.

Thanks!

With abandon,
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Re: [RBW] Re: Just Pics from Your Good Ride Thread

I recall Velouria/Constance from Lovely Bicycle speaking about the heat in
-- is it Northern Ireland where she lives? -- at any rate, it was in the
mid 60s, so damned hot!

I meant to add in the post that I wore one of my thrift store Hawaiian
shirts. I generally dislike riding in baggy shirts -- when you are riding
into a big hot headwind with a single gear and no power to spare, you
resent any effort lost to wind drag. But I wore one today, and I have to
say that thin rayon, baggy, untucked, is just heads and shoulders more
comfortable in at least high and dry heat than cotton or anything else,
including (IME) seersucker. Too bad so many Hawaiian shirts are so ugly.

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> Aye, at 9,500ft, these trees have less betwixt them and space, so the blue
> really pops, unless we have fire haze. In sympathy to your heat, you'll be
> happy to hear today's ride had me having to un tuck my shirt to promote air
> flow at 8am swelter approaching 70˚F climbing up the pass. Grin.
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Re: [RBW] Hot Waxing Chains

2020-06-05 Thread john Bokman

I just use 8 drops and I’m good to go!

> On Jun 5, 2020, at 3:06 PM, Patrick Moore  wrote:
> 
> One more satisfied customer, I guess! NFS is the one lube that from reports I 
> would consider using in place of Molten Speed Wax. Must get around to buying 
> some.
> 
> Question to you sandy/dusty/silty surface riders: I'd be interested to hear 
> how NFS performs in dry conditions of this sort. I'm talking about the sort 
> of surfaces where even a single 10 mile ride will coat everything from top 
> tube to drivetrain and disc calipers in a thick coating of dust. (Dust is the 
> principal reason for using fenders on my Matthews; doesn't keep all the dust 
> off, but it certainly lessens the amount on things above the knee.)
> 
> Also, for longer-term users: Did Michael overdo the application? Do you 
> really need to put a drop on only 12 links out of N?
> 
> On Fri, Jun 5, 2020 at 2:10 PM Michael Hechmer  > wrote:
> So I bought a bottle of NFS (Nixfrikshun) for my trust Saluki, now 
> dressed up in brandy new TA rings.  I followed the instructions to put a drop 
> on 12 links and spin the chain backwards 12 times.  There was no sign of any 
> lube on the big ring, so I added 4 more drops and spun 12 times.  Still no 
> sign of any lube.  Added 4 more drops & spun.  No sign of any lube, but this 
> time I lightly rubbed a finger across the chain and could feel just the 
> thinnest film of oil.  Went out for an hours ride on dirt roads.  The bike 
> ran quietly, or as quietly as tires can roll over loose dirt, shifted 
> flawlessly; certainly no chain squeak. Returning I checked the rings & chain 
> and saw a small amount of lube on the rings.  No visible dirt.  Wiped the 
> chain and the big ring down.  
> 
> I'm definitely impressed and thanks to Robert Tilley for the suggestion.
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Re: [RBW] Hot Waxing Chains

One more satisfied customer, I guess! NFS is the one lube that from reports
I would consider using in place of Molten Speed Wax. Must get around to
buying some.

Question to you sandy/dusty/silty surface riders: I'd be interested to hear
how NFS performs in dry conditions of this sort. I'm talking about the sort
of surfaces where even a single 10 mile ride will coat everything from top
tube to drivetrain and disc calipers in a thick coating of dust. (Dust is
the principal reason for using fenders on my Matthews; doesn't keep all the
dust off, but it certainly lessens the amount on things above the knee.)

Also, for longer-term users: Did Michael overdo the application? Do you
really need to put a drop on only 12 links out of N?

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> So I bought a bottle of NFS (Nixfrikshun) for my trust Saluki, now
> dressed up in brandy new TA rings.  I followed the instructions to put a
> drop on 12 links and spin the chain backwards 12 times.  There was no sign
> of any lube on the big ring, so I added 4 more drops and spun 12 times.
> Still no sign of any lube.  Added 4 more drops & spun.  No sign of any
> lube, but this time I lightly rubbed a finger across the chain and could
> feel just the thinnest film of oil.  Went out for an hours ride on dirt
> roads.  The bike ran quietly, or as quietly as tires can roll over loose
> dirt, shifted flawlessly; certainly no chain squeak. Returning I checked
> the rings & chain and saw a small amount of lube on the rings.  No visible
> dirt.  Wiped the chain and the big ring down.
>
> I'm definitely impressed and thanks to Robert Tilley for the suggestion.
>
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Re: [RBW] FS in Bay Area: Nitto/Rivendell bags/Son dynamo (partial donation)

2020-06-05 Thread CMR

All sold, thanks!

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Re: [RBW] Re: Just Pics from Your Good Ride Thread

2020-06-05 Thread 'Deacon Patrick' via RBW Owners Bunch

Aye, at 9,500ft, these trees have less betwixt them and space, so the blue 
really pops, unless we have fire haze. In sympathy to your heat, you'll be 
happy to hear today's ride had me having to un tuck my shirt to promote air 
flow at 8am swelter approaching 70˚F climbing up the pass. Grin.

With abandon,
Patrick

On Friday, June 5, 2020 at 3:43:50 PM UTC-6, Patrick Moore wrote:
>
> Beautiful pictures as always. Your skies are even bluer than ours.
>
> On Fri, Jun 5, 2020 at 2:26 PM 'Deacon Patrick' via RBW Owners Bunch <
> rbw-owne...@googlegroups.com > wrote:
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>> Early spring colors on the trail on the skirts of Pikes Peak:
>>
>> https://deaconpatrick.org/early-spring-colors
>>
>> With abandon,
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Re: [RBW] Re: two rivendells for sale

2020-06-05 Thread Robert Blunt

Great!

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>
> On Fri, Jun 5, 2020 at 2:16 PM Robert Blunt  wrote:
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>> Very much still available.
>>
>> On Fri, Jun 5, 2020, 5:13 PM ANDREW ALLEN ERMAN 
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>>> Is the Cheviot still available?  I am interested.  If so, could you post
>>> some pictures?  Thanks, Andy
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[RBW] Pics from my good ride

Just one photo today; 12-14* above normal. I hesitated, but did want to
ride, and wanted to ride the gofast, so that's what I did. I avoided all
but a few smallish hills, tho' I couldn't avoid the concurrent headwinds;
76" gear; just 12 1/2 miles. Fortunately the sky was a bit hazy so tho' the
air was hot, we didn't have that oven-like solar radiant heat, and the
humidity is low.

I do enjoy others' photos and hope youse aren't as hot.

Patrick "sunscreen be damned" Moore


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Re: [RBW] Re: two rivendells for sale

2020-06-05 Thread ANDREW ERMAN

Robert, I would like to buy it.  I will PM you shortly.  Best regards, Andy

On Fri, Jun 5, 2020 at 2:16 PM Robert Blunt  wrote:

> Very much still available.
>
> On Fri, Jun 5, 2020, 5:13 PM ANDREW ALLEN ERMAN  wrote:
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>> Is the Cheviot still available?  I am interested.  If so, could you post
>> some pictures?  Thanks, Andy
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Re: [RBW] Re: Just Pics from Your Good Ride Thread

Beautiful pictures as always. Your skies are even bluer than ours.

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> Early spring colors on the trail on the skirts of Pikes Peak:
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> https://deaconpatrick.org/early-spring-colors
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Re: [RBW] Re: two rivendells for sale

2020-06-05 Thread Joe Bernard

Holy moly that Cheviot with the (hard to find) Potluck rack is SPECTACULAR. And 
those fenders! I'm outta the game because I just bought a custom, but if anyone 
is wavering on this you better jump. That bike in that size in that condition 
and build isn't going to pop up again hardly ever. Do the thing!  

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[RBW] Re: FS: 26" Wheelset - Lesnik built $275 plus lot so new tires.

2020-06-05 Thread RichS

Hi Ahmed:

Would you consider sharing details about the conversion and photos in a 
separate post? 
Thank you very much!

Best,
Rich in ATL 

On Thursday, June 4, 2020 at 2:11:28 PM UTC-4, Ahmed Elgasseir wrote:
>
> I just converted my MUSA Atlantis to 650B so I have an excellent 
> Rich-built wheel set for sale. The wheels are a few years old but in 
> excellent condition as I rotate my rides and this Atlantis was only used 
> for fun rides and not the daily commute. 
>  
> Velocity made Riv Standard Wheelset - 26 inch - 36 spokes × 1
> shimano hg400 cassette build oem 9s 12-34 130864 × 1
> Like new Schwalbe Marathon Plus tires 
>
> I asked Grant what I should/could sell these for and he said $230. So, 
> with the new Schwalbe tires I'd like to get $275 but I'll listen to any 
> decent offers. 
>
> I also have a tone of totally new 26" tires. If interested please let me 
> know
>
>
>
>

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Re: [RBW] Re: two rivendells for sale

2020-06-05 Thread Robert Blunt

Very much still available.

On Fri, Jun 5, 2020, 5:13 PM ANDREW ALLEN ERMAN  wrote:

> Is the Cheviot still available?  I am interested.  If so, could you post
> some pictures?  Thanks, Andy
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Re: [RBW] Re: two rivendells for sale

2020-06-05 Thread ANDREW ALLEN ERMAN

Is the Cheviot still available?  I am interested.  If so, could you post some 
pictures?  Thanks, Andy

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Re: [RBW] Hot Waxing Chains

2020-06-05 Thread 'Deacon Patrick' via RBW Owners Bunch

Inspired by this thread, I will see if chainsaw oil applied so sparingly 
but not wiped off accomplishes much the same thing. Still working through 
me huge pint I bout a few years ago. Grin.

With abandon,
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Re: [RBW] Hot Waxing Chains

2020-06-05 Thread John Bokman

I also have been very impressed with NFS. I used to use boeshield, and 
triflow, and finishlineWhere I live in Oregon it is wet 8 months a 
year. I commute daily, and oil gunking up the drivetrain can be a real 
mess. So I tried the NFS simply to keep everything cleaner. It has been the 
cleanest I've used,  and also longest lasting.

On Friday, June 5, 2020 at 1:10:55 PM UTC-7, Michael Hechmer wrote:
>
> So I bought a bottle of NFS (Nixfrikshun) for my trust Saluki, now 
> dressed up in brandy new TA rings.  I followed the instructions to put a 
> drop on 12 links and spin the chain backwards 12 times.  There was no sign 
> of any lube on the big ring, so I added 4 more drops and spun 12 times. 
>  Still no sign of any lube.  Added 4 more drops & spun.  No sign of any 
> lube, but this time I lightly rubbed a finger across the chain and could 
> feel just the thinnest film of oil.  Went out for an hours ride on dirt 
> roads.  The bike ran quietly, or as quietly as tires can roll over loose 
> dirt, shifted flawlessly; certainly no chain squeak. Returning I checked 
> the rings & chain and saw a small amount of lube on the rings.  No visible 
> dirt.  Wiped the chain and the big ring down.  
>
> I'm definitely impressed and thanks to Robert Tilley for the suggestion.
>
> Michael
>
> On Sunday, May 31, 2020 at 1:59:42 PM UTC-4, Robert Tilley wrote:
>>
>> I believe they state that you should wipe down your chain after every 
>> ride which would keep the chain cleaner. I never do that and only wipe down 
>> the chain when I re-lube the chain. I just checked the chains on a couple 
>> of bikes that haven't been re-lubed in a while and the chains are still 
>> pretty clean.
>>
>> Another good thing about NFS is that one bottle will last a long time. 12 
>> drops per chain uses far less than the one drop every link I used with 
>> Boeshield.
>>
>> Robert Tilley
>> San Diego, CA
>>
>> Sent from my BlackBerry - the most secure mobile device
>> *From:* mhec...@gmail.com
>> *Sent:* May 31, 2020 4:45 AM
>> *To:* rbw-owne...@googlegroups.com
>> *Reply-to:* rbw-owne...@googlegroups.com
>> *Subject:* Re: [RBW] Hot Waxing Chains
>>
>> Never heard of it, but they certainly make extravagant claims!   The idea 
>> of only using 12 drops for an entire chain and then letting the cogs 
>> redistribute sounds interesting and should result in less lube leaking to 
>> the sides of the chain, where in attracts dirt.  But doesn't the cog then 
>> spread the lube back to the chain sides?
>>
>> Michael
>>
>> On Saturday, May 30, 2020 at 1:56:36 PM UTC-4, Robert Tilley wrote:
>>>
>>> I have recently switched over to NFS lube after years of using 
>>> Boeshield. I am finding that the NFS lasts much longer and needs to be 
>>> reapplied less frequently. It also keeps the drivetrain very quiet and the 
>>> chain stays clean. I was skeptical that 12 drops world be enough to work 
>>> but it does.
>>>
>>> http://nixfrixshun.com/nixfrixshun-ultimate-bicycle-chainlube/
>>>
>>> I have tried most of the dry lubes out there and always found that the 
>>> wax they use collected on the cogs and I would periodically need to remove 
>>> the cassette and give it a good cleaning. I have always been curious about 
>>> doing a proper wax job on my chains and may do it at some point but NFS 
>>> works so well for me I don't have the motivation to try right now.
>>>
>>> Robert Tilley
>>> San Diego, CA
>>>
>>> Sent from my BlackBerry - the most secure mobile device
>>> *From:* mhec...@gmail.com
>>> *Sent:* May 28, 2020 4:18 PM
>>> *To:* rbw-owne...@googlegroups.com
>>> *Reply-to:* rbw-owne...@googlegroups.com
>>> *Subject:* [RBW] Hot Waxing Chains
>>>
>>> Greetings, one and all.  It has been a long time, at least a few years, 
>>> since my last post and I am just assuming my membership is still active.
>>>
>>> At 75+, I still ride regularly, although not the distances I used to.  I 
>>> live in a small town in far northern VT, which has mostly dirt roads. I 
>>> just ride; I don't desire new stuff nor do anything heroic worth writing 
>>> about.  I have a Ramboulliet, a Trek 620, An early Saluki (my goto ride), 
>>> and a custom Bilenky touring tandem.  My wife rides a Betty Foy and my 
>>> daughter a Cheviot.   All but the Trek have fenders but that's still a lot 
>>> of chains out on dirty roads and a lot of messy time cleaning them.
>>>
>>> Can you teach an old dog new tricks?  Well maybe.   I clean the chains, 
>>> rings and cogs with mineral spirits and citrosol.  I use a standard oil 
>>> lube and wipe them down as best I can.  The process of wiping down the 
>>> chains inevitably contaminates the rings and cogs with oil and the first 
>>> ride bleeds oil from the inside to the outside of the chain.  The oil 
>>> collects dirt, which wears down rings and cogs.  (I just ordered three new 
>>> rings today, so I'm focused).  Every time I go through this process of 
>>> cleaning 9 chains, I watch a youtube video on chain waxing but get put off

[RBW] Re: Just Pics from Your Good Ride Thread

2020-06-05 Thread 'Deacon Patrick' via RBW Owners Bunch

Early spring colors on the trail on the skirts of Pikes Peak:

https://deaconpatrick.org/early-spring-colors

With abandon,
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Re: [RBW] Hot Waxing Chains

So I bought a bottle of NFS (Nixfrikshun) for my trust Saluki, now 
dressed up in brandy new TA rings.  I followed the instructions to put a 
drop on 12 links and spin the chain backwards 12 times.  There was no sign 
of any lube on the big ring, so I added 4 more drops and spun 12 times. 
 Still no sign of any lube.  Added 4 more drops & spun.  No sign of any 
lube, but this time I lightly rubbed a finger across the chain and could 
feel just the thinnest film of oil.  Went out for an hours ride on dirt 
roads.  The bike ran quietly, or as quietly as tires can roll over loose 
dirt, shifted flawlessly; certainly no chain squeak. Returning I checked 
the rings & chain and saw a small amount of lube on the rings.  No visible 
dirt.  Wiped the chain and the big ring down.  

I'm definitely impressed and thanks to Robert Tilley for the suggestion.

Michael

On Sunday, May 31, 2020 at 1:59:42 PM UTC-4, Robert Tilley wrote:
>
> I believe they state that you should wipe down your chain after every ride 
> which would keep the chain cleaner. I never do that and only wipe down the 
> chain when I re-lube the chain. I just checked the chains on a couple of 
> bikes that haven't been re-lubed in a while and the chains are still pretty 
> clean.
>
> Another good thing about NFS is that one bottle will last a long time. 12 
> drops per chain uses far less than the one drop every link I used with 
> Boeshield.
>
> Robert Tilley
> San Diego, CA
>
> Sent from my BlackBerry - the most secure mobile device
> *From:* mhec...@gmail.com 
> *Sent:* May 31, 2020 4:45 AM
> *To:* rbw-owne...@googlegroups.com 
> *Reply-to:* rbw-owne...@googlegroups.com 
> *Subject:* Re: [RBW] Hot Waxing Chains
>
> Never heard of it, but they certainly make extravagant claims!   The idea 
> of only using 12 drops for an entire chain and then letting the cogs 
> redistribute sounds interesting and should result in less lube leaking to 
> the sides of the chain, where in attracts dirt.  But doesn't the cog then 
> spread the lube back to the chain sides?
>
> Michael
>
> On Saturday, May 30, 2020 at 1:56:36 PM UTC-4, Robert Tilley wrote:
>>
>> I have recently switched over to NFS lube after years of using Boeshield. 
>> I am finding that the NFS lasts much longer and needs to be reapplied less 
>> frequently. It also keeps the drivetrain very quiet and the chain stays 
>> clean. I was skeptical that 12 drops world be enough to work but it does.
>>
>> http://nixfrixshun.com/nixfrixshun-ultimate-bicycle-chainlube/
>>
>> I have tried most of the dry lubes out there and always found that the 
>> wax they use collected on the cogs and I would periodically need to remove 
>> the cassette and give it a good cleaning. I have always been curious about 
>> doing a proper wax job on my chains and may do it at some point but NFS 
>> works so well for me I don't have the motivation to try right now.
>>
>> Robert Tilley
>> San Diego, CA
>>
>> Sent from my BlackBerry - the most secure mobile device
>> *From:* mhec...@gmail.com
>> *Sent:* May 28, 2020 4:18 PM
>> *To:* rbw-owne...@googlegroups.com
>> *Reply-to:* rbw-owne...@googlegroups.com
>> *Subject:* [RBW] Hot Waxing Chains
>>
>> Greetings, one and all.  It has been a long time, at least a few years, 
>> since my last post and I am just assuming my membership is still active.
>>
>> At 75+, I still ride regularly, although not the distances I used to.  I 
>> live in a small town in far northern VT, which has mostly dirt roads. I 
>> just ride; I don't desire new stuff nor do anything heroic worth writing 
>> about.  I have a Ramboulliet, a Trek 620, An early Saluki (my goto ride), 
>> and a custom Bilenky touring tandem.  My wife rides a Betty Foy and my 
>> daughter a Cheviot.   All but the Trek have fenders but that's still a lot 
>> of chains out on dirty roads and a lot of messy time cleaning them.
>>
>> Can you teach an old dog new tricks?  Well maybe.   I clean the chains, 
>> rings and cogs with mineral spirits and citrosol.  I use a standard oil 
>> lube and wipe them down as best I can.  The process of wiping down the 
>> chains inevitably contaminates the rings and cogs with oil and the first 
>> ride bleeds oil from the inside to the outside of the chain.  The oil 
>> collects dirt, which wears down rings and cogs.  (I just ordered three new 
>> rings today, so I'm focused).  Every time I go through this process of 
>> cleaning 9 chains, I watch a youtube video on chain waxing but get put off 
>> by the initial effort and purchase of a crock pot, ultrasonic cleaner, etc; 
>> and wonder if it would really improve this process ; keep the chain cleaner 
>> and reduce wear?
>>
>> Your experience, appreciated.
>>
>> Michael
>>
>>
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[RBW] Re: Just Pics from Your Good Ride Thread

2020-06-05 Thread Lithocarpus

It's my new 1x setup.  SRAM 11-50 rear cassette (on a Shimano XT hub body), 
SRAM GX deraileur, Silver cranks (Wolf Tooth 34t chainring and a Silver 
chainring guard), and a SRAM GX trigger shifter.   The gearing is for 
off-road adventures but I'm riding it on the road for a few more days while 
I wait for my Appaloosa to come back from the painter's shop on Monday.  

Erik   

On Friday, May 29, 2020 at 5:13:18 AM UTC-7, Doug Hansford wrote:
>
> Lithocarpus,
> I'm curious about the drivetrain on your awesome Atlantis. What's your 
> crankset and cassette? Which shifters do you use?
> Thanks,
> Doug
>
> On Friday, May 29, 2020 at 12:07:46 AM UTC-4, Lithocarpus wrote:
>>
>> [image: IMG_7215.jpg]
>>
>> [image: IMG_7216.jpg]
>>
>> [image: IMG_7214.jpg]
>> Well, Pancake's post prompted me to go up Partrick today for my evening 
>> ride.  It was gorgeous up there.  Lots of sheep and two rattlesnakes, but 
>> no Rebobs.   
>>
>>
>>
>> On Thursday, May 28, 2020 at 7:09:51 PM UTC-7, Bill Rhea wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Pancake, that stretch of Partrick Rd near the top is one of my 
>>> favorites. Always worth the brutally steep parts just to get up there.  
>>> Still no rebob sitings for me
>>>



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Re: [RBW] FS: Outer Shell Rack Bag BRAND NEW - $150 plus shipping

Outer Shell Bag SOLD! God bless RBW.

On Thu, Jun 4, 2020 at 9:23 PM Ahmed Elgasseir 
wrote:

> Brand New, never used Outer Shell Front Rack Bag. Impulse buy but I have
> opted out of Front racks/Baskets. Still has the tags on. Never used, never
> mounted.
>
> https://www.outershelladventure.com/shop/rack-bag-1
>
> $150 plus shipping
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Re: [RBW] FS: 26" Wheelset - Lesnik built $275 plus lot so new tires.

SOLD - Marathon Supremes.

On Fri, Jun 5, 2020 at 11:32 AM Ahmed Elgasseir 
wrote:

> UPDATE on wheelset and tires for sale
>
> SOLD - Wheelset 26"
> SOLD - MAXXIS tires
>
>
> On Thu, Jun 4, 2020 at 11:11 AM Ahmed Elgasseir 
> wrote:
>
>> I just converted my MUSA Atlantis to 650B so I have an excellent
>> Rich-built wheel set for sale. The wheels are a few years old but in
>> excellent condition as I rotate my rides and this Atlantis was only used
>> for fun rides and not the daily commute.
>>
>> Velocity made Riv Standard Wheelset - 26 inch - 36 spokes × 1
>> shimano hg400 cassette build oem 9s 12-34 130864 × 1
>> Like new Schwalbe Marathon Plus tires
>>
>> I asked Grant what I should/could sell these for and he said $230. So,
>> with the new Schwalbe tires I'd like to get $275 but I'll listen to any
>> decent offers.
>>
>> I also have a tone of totally new 26" tires. If interested please let me
>> know
>>
>>
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Re: [RBW] FS: 26" Wheelset - Lesnik built $275 plus lot so new tires.