Re: [RBW] Re: How are you building up your Platypus?

[Ryan]

Bob, that is a really smashing bike. Much as I admire Leah's green and gold 
anodized Platypus, I also like the black and silver parts you've chosen. I 
think they really complement the mermaid beautifully. Your wife is dying to 
ride that bike, I bet. Nice!

On Sunday, January 1, 2023 at 6:44:10 PM UTC-6 stoker wrote:

> Hi All!
> Over the past week, got around to assembling my wife's 50cm Platypus. 
> Chased the threads, installed the HS, aligned the derailleur hanger and 
> Frame Savered the innards. Built it up with the following:
> Velocity Cliffhangers, 32h with Deore T610 hubset and Sapim spokes. 584x48 
> Rene Herse Switchback Hill.
> Brooks Cambium C17 carved all-weather saddle on Nitto S65 post.
> XT BLR780 levers with Deore T610 linear pull brakes. Nitto Choco bars, 
> Nitto Dynamic stem and ESI grips.
> 1x10 setup using 11-40 Praxis 10 speed cassette. M780 series XT derailleur 
> and trigger shifters. 
> Wolftooth 38t chainring on Suntour XCPro 170mm crankset. UN72 107mm BB. 
> Spank Oozy 2.0 trail pedals.
> Blue Lug HS spacers and Forager cable cherry (rear der).
>
> Pics - 
> https://www.flickr.com/gp/107142884@N05/5J49k5UPwz
>
> Rack and basket eventually. Can't wait for the snow to melt so she can get 
> out and ride it!
>
> Bob Stoltz
> On Saturday, December 31, 2022 at 6:08:35 PM UTC-6 aeroperf wrote:
>
>> I’d probably better get my two cents in.
>>
>> I’m working off a pile of parts that I’ve collected over the years. 
>>  That’s not necessarily the best way to approach a new build, but it will 
>> get something on the road.  And everybody has a pile of parts…somewhere…
>>
>> I took the frame down to the LBS for the prep I couldn’t do myself.  They 
>> installed the stock headset, chased the bottom bracket shell, and aligned 
>> the rear derailleur hanger.  One thing that might help others is their 
>> comment that the bottom bracket shell wasn’t threaded far enough in (for a 
>> UN300x107), and so they had to run their thread taps in a little farther.
>>
>> The wheels - I went with 650b (our Platy is a 50cm) Velocity Dyad 36s
>> Rear hub is a Deore LX FH-T660, front is a SON28 generator hub
>> For tires we’re using Schwalbe G-One Allrounds
>>
>> The drive is a Deore XT FD-M781 front and Deore XT RD-m772 SGS for the 
>> rear
>> A Suguino XD2 46/36/26 crankset and Haimim “oil sheen” pedals complete 
>> the set
>> Brakes are Tektro 837 AL Silver, and the levers are Tektro RS360A
>>
>> The cockpit is proving to be a slight problem.  We’re going with 
>> Albatross bars and Dura-Ace bar ends, but…
>> To get a good fit I’m going to assemble the whole set up with a Nitto 
>> NTC110 DX stem.  The 11cm reach is probably going to be a bit long, and I 
>> expect to have to get something shorter, but until I do we can’t put on 
>> cork grips.  So I’m using a handlebar tape wrap until she finds her reach.
>>
>> Currently it is built up just enough to be rideable, while she finds a 
>> saddle that she REALLY likes (one of the big complaints of her old bike). 
>>  And there’s still a lot I need to do - light, basket, fenders - so no 
>> pictures yet.
>>
>>

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[RBW] Re: Last ride of 2022

[ascpgh]

No pictures but I rode home after work about 9pm Saturday in the rainy 40°s.

Andy Cheatham 
Pittsburgh

On Saturday, December 31, 2022 at 4:59:57 PM UTC-5 DavidP wrote:

> What was your last ride for the year?
>
> We've been hit with an unseasonably warm spell and this afternoon temps 
> were in the 50s. I went exploring and found a spot I hadn't been to before; 
> not a bad way to end the year.
>
> [image: GR001-004600_bartlett-1800.jpg]
>
> Looking forward to the first ride of 2023!
>
> -Dave
>
>
>

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[RBW] Re: Best wishes to all for 2023

[Patrick Moore]

Thanks, all. I think that I first combined sage green and red some 15 years
ago or so with that 2003 Curt Goodrich custom Riv Road in sage green with
cream accents after I had scored a pair of as-new but second hand set of
Ortlieb panniers in red; IIRC these were the classic rears made from woven
synthetic fabric, which I later traded for the Back Rollers in the photo.

The combination seemed to me both a striking contrast of colors and a
harmonious combination, and I've kept it ever since. I'm somewhat color
blind, so doubtless the beauty of more subtle combinations escapes me.

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[RBW] Re: Best wishes to all for 2023

[Patrick Moore]

BTW, I remove the interior mesh pockets from my Ortliebs and have at least
1 pair to give away if anyone wants them. Please email me offlist at
bertin...@gmail.com if you'd like them. You pay postage.

On Mon, Jan 2, 2023 at 8:31 AM Patrick Moore  wrote:

> Thanks, all. I think that I first combined sage green and red some 15
> years ago or so with that 2003 Curt Goodrich custom Riv Road in sage green
> with cream accents after I had scored a pair of as-new but second hand set
> of Ortlieb panniers in red; IIRC these were the classic rears made from
> woven synthetic fabric, which I later traded for the Back Rollers in the
> photo.
>
> The combination seemed to me both a striking contrast of colors and a
> harmonious combination, and I've kept it ever since. I'm somewhat color
> blind, so doubtless the beauty of more subtle combinations escapes me.
>


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Re: [RBW] Sharing Your Winter Ride Fotos 2023

[Takashi]

John,
-1c is rather warm in your area, I guess? Looks like a lovely place to 
ride. Please keep posting!

Luke,
Ha! If you said the photo was taken in April I surely would have believed 
it.
Like Kim said it's a spectacular view. It should be quite a workout 
climbing there!

Joe,
Color of your bike looks very different in two photos.
Both look great, but especially beautiful in the morning (evening?) light!


Takashi

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Re: [RBW] Re: Last ride of 2022

[Bill Lindsay]

I had to (HAD TO) ride on December 31st.  My compulsive nature required it: 
earlier in the month I noticed that I was in third place for the most total 
new miles ridden in Alameda County, CA on Wandrer.earth.  The prize for 
logging the most new miles was ~300 points.  In second place above me was 
my friend Doug.  In first place was a rider who I don't know.  I clicked 
their map and this is clearly a San Jose cyclist who has done "everything" 
in Santa Clara County and has explored randomly but impressively up into 
Alameda County.  So, given the challenging but achievable mileage deficit, 
and the identities of the competition, I decided to take a run at it.  I 
made a big push on Dec 28th, riding 100k on the one nice day between 
storms.  I did a short rainy ride on the 29th and a very short one on the 
30th.  I had only 6 miles to go on the 31st, but the weather was really 
dreadful.  For context, it turned out to have been the wettest single day 
in San Francisco in the last 170 years.  I chose a very flat residential 
neighborhood on Alameda Island to go pick up my 6 new miles.  I rode about 
14 miles total and picked up 8.5 new miles and was absolutely drenched.  I 
certainly had the roads to myself.  Fortunately it was not terribly cold.  

In almost any other situation, it would not have been a day for riding.  I 
was pleased to achieve my target of winning the annual Wandrer bonus, and 
I'm finding that those small, measurable victories help my state of mind.  

Bill Lindsay 
El Cerrito, CA

On Monday, January 2, 2023 at 8:09:09 AM UTC-8 brok...@gmail.com wrote:

> Not much of a “last ride” for 2022, but a good ride nonetheless. Here’s 
> the only pic I managed to take - of my buddy Huston (who’s long been a 
> member here) on his Atlantis as we made our way to our local Trader Joe’s 
> to stock up on snacks and provisions for New Year’s Eve:
> [image: image1.jpeg]
>
> On Jan 2, 2023, at 9:47 AM, ascpgh  wrote:
>
> No pictures but I rode home after work about 9pm Saturday in the rainy 
> 40°s.
>
>
> Andy Cheatham 
> Pittsburgh
>
> On Saturday, December 31, 2022 at 4:59:57 PM UTC-5 DavidP wrote:
>
>> What was your last ride for the year?
>>
>> We've been hit with an unseasonably warm spell and this afternoon temps 
>> were in the 50s. I went exploring and found a spot I hadn't been to before; 
>> not a bad way to end the year.
>>
>> [image: GR001-004600_bartlett-1800.jpg]
>>
>> Looking forward to the first ride of 2023!
>>
>> -Dave
>>
>>
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Re: [RBW] Re: Last ride of 2022

[DavidP]

Nice, Bill! I started Wandring this year and have enjoyed covering new 
roads (or in some cases roads I've ridden but never tracked). My first ride 
of 2023 involved some Wandring.

-Dave

On Monday, January 2, 2023 at 11:53:51 AM UTC-5 Bill Lindsay wrote:

> I had to (HAD TO) ride on December 31st.  My compulsive nature required 
> it: earlier in the month I noticed that I was in third place for the most 
> total new miles ridden in Alameda County, CA on Wandrer.earth.  The prize 
> for logging the most new miles was ~300 points.  In second place above me 
> was my friend Doug.  In first place was a rider who I don't know.  I 
> clicked their map and this is clearly a San Jose cyclist who has done 
> "everything" in Santa Clara County and has explored randomly but 
> impressively up into Alameda County.  So, given the challenging but 
> achievable mileage deficit, and the identities of the competition, I 
> decided to take a run at it.  I made a big push on Dec 28th, riding 100k on 
> the one nice day between storms.  I did a short rainy ride on the 29th and 
> a very short one on the 30th.  I had only 6 miles to go on the 31st, but 
> the weather was really dreadful.  For context, it turned out to have been 
> the wettest single day in San Francisco in the last 170 years.  I chose a 
> very flat residential neighborhood on Alameda Island to go pick up my 6 new 
> miles.  I rode about 14 miles total and picked up 8.5 new miles and was 
> absolutely drenched.  I certainly had the roads to myself.  Fortunately it 
> was not terribly cold.  
>
> In almost any other situation, it would not have been a day for riding.  I 
> was pleased to achieve my target of winning the annual Wandrer bonus, and 
> I'm finding that those small, measurable victories help my state of mind.  
>
> Bill Lindsay 
> El Cerrito, CA
>
> On Monday, January 2, 2023 at 8:09:09 AM UTC-8 brok...@gmail.com wrote:
>
>> Not much of a “last ride” for 2022, but a good ride nonetheless. Here’s 
>> the only pic I managed to take - of my buddy Huston (who’s long been a 
>> member here) on his Atlantis as we made our way to our local Trader Joe’s 
>> to stock up on snacks and provisions for New Year’s Eve:
>> [image: image1.jpeg]
>>
>> On Jan 2, 2023, at 9:47 AM, ascpgh  wrote:
>>
>> No pictures but I rode home after work about 9pm Saturday in the rainy 
>> 40°s.
>>
>>
>> Andy Cheatham 
>> Pittsburgh
>>
>> On Saturday, December 31, 2022 at 4:59:57 PM UTC-5 DavidP wrote:
>>
>>> What was your last ride for the year?
>>>
>>> We've been hit with an unseasonably warm spell and this afternoon temps 
>>> were in the 50s. I went exploring and found a spot I hadn't been to before; 
>>> not a bad way to end the year.
>>>
>>> [image: GR001-004600_bartlett-1800.jpg]
>>>
>>> Looking forward to the first ride of 2023!
>>>
>>> -Dave
>>>
>>>
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[RBW] Re: WTB Albatross or Billie

[Roberta]

Brent,

Remember the football cheer from high school—“push them pack, push them 
back, waaayyy back”?  Billies come a lot. 

I have albatross on my 54.5 AHH I think on a 7cm stem. I have billies on my 
55 Platy on a 10 cm extra tall stem (10 cm is the biggest for that stem) 
and although I love them and the additional real estate, I’ve been thinking 
of cutting 1-2 cm from the ends. They come waayyy back. 

Happy upright riding. You’ll get to see the flowers as you ride by. 

Roberta 


On Monday, January 2, 2023 at 1:23:27 AM UTC-5 brenton...@gmail.com wrote:

> Hiya all. I'm assembling parts to go upright on my Sam Hillborne. 
> Currently on 48 noodles and have always craved the lax look of folks riding 
> upright with beautiful sweeping bars.
>
> Before buying new, thought I'd ask here if anyone has them preowned and 
> sitting around. Albatross would be my #1, Billie #2.
>
> Thanks and Happy New Year!
> Brent 
> Portland, OR
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[RBW] Re: Some really nice Rivendell wool…

['Hetchins52' via RBW Owners Bunch]

That was VERY nice! Would have worked with my green Platypus!
When were those made and sold?
David Lipsky
Berkeley

On Sunday, January 1, 2023 at 2:38:22 PM UTC-8 David Hallerman wrote:

> …for the smaller among us. I love the color, would have bought the jersey 
> if its fit favored my body.
>
> Dave, who has no connection whatsoever with the seller
>
>
> https://www.ebay.com/itm/155338119505?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=xVErmBxvSyK&sssrc=2349624&ssuid=8RYRb3KuTHC&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY
>
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[RBW] Re: Some really nice Rivendell wool…

[Eric Marth]

According to Jim's page on the jerseys these were produced in 2007 

http://www.cyclofiend.com/rbw/preview_jersey_olive.html

I'm not a jersey guy but I'd like to have one of these. 

On Monday, January 2, 2023 at 2:47:25 PM UTC-5 Hetchins52 wrote:

> That was VERY nice! Would have worked with my green Platypus!
> When were those made and sold?
> David Lipsky
> Berkeley
>
> On Sunday, January 1, 2023 at 2:38:22 PM UTC-8 David Hallerman wrote:
>
>> …for the smaller among us. I love the color, would have bought the jersey 
>> if its fit favored my body.
>>
>> Dave, who has no connection whatsoever with the seller
>>
>>
>> https://www.ebay.com/itm/155338119505?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=xVErmBxvSyK&sssrc=2349624&ssuid=8RYRb3KuTHC&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY
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[RBW] For Sale: Nitto, Rene Herse, Shimano XT, Clipper Crankset, etc

[Jared Wilson]

Hey Group,

Winter garage cleaning, let's find some new homes for this stuff.

Shipping not included in listed price.

Clipper crankset, silver, 175mm, 43, 36, 26 - *$90*

Blue Lug chainring guard, 110bcd, 38t - *$25*

VP-001 pedals, black - *$35*

Shimano Deore XT M735 rear derailleur - *$20*

Nitto/Sycip JJJ handlebar, 31.8, 660mm - *$55*

Nitto RBW51 rack, with diving board, slight bend in one strut at the end - 
*$110*

Rene Herse Snoqualmie Pass tires, standard casing, 700x44. Couldn't get 
these to seal tubeless on Cliffhangers, lots of life left. - *$85*

Selle SMP TRK medium, basically new, put about 2 miles on, like my Pure V's 
more - *$30*

PHOTOS 


Please respond off list, thanks for looking!

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[RBW] I’m considering selling my Susie…

[Ryan Frahm]

I want to say first off that I really love this bike! I ended up picking up 
a Clem H to use as my commuter so that the Susie wouldn’t get as beat up. 
Turns out, I like the Clem almost as much in reality. I was hoping to get 
an idea of what might be a fair price so I wanted to list the build and 
see. I’m not 100% sure I want to sell but I’m leaning that way. 

Last run of the Susie, I got the frame in April size Large, Dark Gold 29” 
wheels.

Sugar Wheelworks build SimWorks Standalone (Cliffhanger) wheels with CX-Ray 
spokes, White Industries MI5 rear hub and Son 28 up front. These wheels 
have less than 50 miles on them. 

The pictures show Rene Herse Fleecer Ridge tires but I’d plan to put the 
Ehline 2.5” back on. They have not quite 500 miles on them. Tubeless with 
Orange Seal. 

Rivendell 2 piece crankset 32/22 some scratches near the spindle drive side 
but otherwise like new. New Race Face BB. 

Nitto S65 seatpost. 

MKS Bear Trap pedals. Scratched cages but still good shape. 

Tosco 65cm with 135mm FacePlater stem. 

Paul Components Love Lever 2.5 with Shimano DXR brakes. 

Jim 7 speed cassette 13-42 with Sram GX 10 speed derailleur and Silver 
shifter. KMC 10 speed EBike chain rated for 4500 miles. Works great with 
lots of low range. Manual shift up front but the 22t is really just a bail 
out if it gets really steep. 

I plan to keep the rear rack, Edeluxe light and saddle. I also have new 
grips I just haven’t put on. Small chip inside the chainstay close to the 
front of the tire. Like I said, just trying to get an idea on price. I 
would hope to get somewhere close to $4000+ shipping. Is that close or 
crazy! Haha. Picture to follow. PM if there is any interest but I’m 
definitely still thinking. Thanks everyone!

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[RBW] Re: I’m considering selling my Susie…

[Jason Fuller]

Beautiful build!  $4000 is not out of the question if you find the right 
buyer.  My first thought was $3500-3600 as what I'd want to pay - but 
doesn't hurt to start higher especially if you're not motivated to sell.  

I think you should keep it and ride the beans out of it :)  



On Monday, 2 January 2023 at 13:31:12 UTC-8 fra...@gmail.com wrote:

> [image: 86F6DBF4-49D7-4809-A4EE-72D2CE64CC52.jpeg]
>
> On Monday, January 2, 2023 at 1:30:28 PM UTC-8 Ryan Frahm wrote:
>
>> I want to say first off that I really love this bike! I ended up picking 
>> up a Clem H to use as my commuter so that the Susie wouldn’t get as beat 
>> up. Turns out, I like the Clem almost as much in reality. I was hoping to 
>> get an idea of what might be a fair price so I wanted to list the build and 
>> see. I’m not 100% sure I want to sell but I’m leaning that way. 
>>
>> Last run of the Susie, I got the frame in April size Large, Dark Gold 29” 
>> wheels.
>>
>> Sugar Wheelworks build SimWorks Standalone (Cliffhanger) wheels with 
>> CX-Ray spokes, White Industries MI5 rear hub and Son 28 up front. These 
>> wheels have less than 50 miles on them. 
>>
>> The pictures show Rene Herse Fleecer Ridge tires but I’d plan to put the 
>> Ehline 2.5” back on. They have not quite 500 miles on them. Tubeless with 
>> Orange Seal. 
>>
>> Rivendell 2 piece crankset 32/22 some scratches near the spindle drive 
>> side but otherwise like new. New Race Face BB. 
>>
>> Nitto S65 seatpost. 
>>
>> MKS Bear Trap pedals. Scratched cages but still good shape. 
>>
>> Tosco 65cm with 135mm FacePlater stem. 
>>
>> Paul Components Love Lever 2.5 with Shimano DXR brakes. 
>>
>> Jim 7 speed cassette 13-42 with Sram GX 10 speed derailleur and Silver 
>> shifter. KMC 10 speed EBike chain rated for 4500 miles. Works great with 
>> lots of low range. Manual shift up front but the 22t is really just a bail 
>> out if it gets really steep. 
>>
>> I plan to keep the rear rack, Edeluxe light and saddle. I also have new 
>> grips I just haven’t put on. Small chip inside the chainstay close to the 
>> front of the tire. Like I said, just trying to get an idea on price. I 
>> would hope to get somewhere close to $4000+ shipping. Is that close or 
>> crazy! Haha. Picture to follow. PM if there is any interest but I’m 
>> definitely still thinking. Thanks everyone!
>>
>>

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[RBW] Re: I’m considering selling my Susie…

[Ryan Frahm]

Thanks Jason! That’s kinda what I was thinking and I don’t “need” to sell. 

I might still keep it. I’m just considering a Tumbleweed Prospector because 
I think it would make for safer winter commuting pulling my daughter. But 
maybe I just need better studded tires on the commuter.

On Monday, January 2, 2023 at 1:43:20 PM UTC-8 Jason Fuller wrote:

> Beautiful build!  $4000 is not out of the question if you find the right 
> buyer.  My first thought was $3500-3600 as what I'd want to pay - but 
> doesn't hurt to start higher especially if you're not motivated to sell.  
>
> I think you should keep it and ride the beans out of it :)  
>
>
>
> On Monday, 2 January 2023 at 13:31:12 UTC-8 fra...@gmail.com wrote:
>
>> [image: 86F6DBF4-49D7-4809-A4EE-72D2CE64CC52.jpeg]
>>
>> On Monday, January 2, 2023 at 1:30:28 PM UTC-8 Ryan Frahm wrote:
>>
>>> I want to say first off that I really love this bike! I ended up picking 
>>> up a Clem H to use as my commuter so that the Susie wouldn’t get as beat 
>>> up. Turns out, I like the Clem almost as much in reality. I was hoping to 
>>> get an idea of what might be a fair price so I wanted to list the build and 
>>> see. I’m not 100% sure I want to sell but I’m leaning that way. 
>>>
>>> Last run of the Susie, I got the frame in April size Large, Dark Gold 
>>> 29” wheels.
>>>
>>> Sugar Wheelworks build SimWorks Standalone (Cliffhanger) wheels with 
>>> CX-Ray spokes, White Industries MI5 rear hub and Son 28 up front. These 
>>> wheels have less than 50 miles on them. 
>>>
>>> The pictures show Rene Herse Fleecer Ridge tires but I’d plan to put the 
>>> Ehline 2.5” back on. They have not quite 500 miles on them. Tubeless with 
>>> Orange Seal. 
>>>
>>> Rivendell 2 piece crankset 32/22 some scratches near the spindle drive 
>>> side but otherwise like new. New Race Face BB. 
>>>
>>> Nitto S65 seatpost. 
>>>
>>> MKS Bear Trap pedals. Scratched cages but still good shape. 
>>>
>>> Tosco 65cm with 135mm FacePlater stem. 
>>>
>>> Paul Components Love Lever 2.5 with Shimano DXR brakes. 
>>>
>>> Jim 7 speed cassette 13-42 with Sram GX 10 speed derailleur and Silver 
>>> shifter. KMC 10 speed EBike chain rated for 4500 miles. Works great with 
>>> lots of low range. Manual shift up front but the 22t is really just a bail 
>>> out if it gets really steep. 
>>>
>>> I plan to keep the rear rack, Edeluxe light and saddle. I also have new 
>>> grips I just haven’t put on. Small chip inside the chainstay close to the 
>>> front of the tire. Like I said, just trying to get an idea on price. I 
>>> would hope to get somewhere close to $4000+ shipping. Is that close or 
>>> crazy! Haha. Picture to follow. PM if there is any interest but I’m 
>>> definitely still thinking. Thanks everyone!
>>>
>>>

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[RBW] Re: For Sale: Nitto, Rene Herse, Shimano XT, Clipper Crankset, etc

[Jared Wilson]

*Remaining items below:*

Clipper crankset, silver, 175mm, 43, 36, 26 - *$90*

Blue Lug chainring guard, 110bcd, 38t - *$25*

Nitto RBW51 rack, with diving board, slight bend in one strut at the end - 
*$110*

Selle SMP TRK medium, basically new, put about 2 miles on, like my Pure V's 
more - *$30*

On Monday, January 2, 2023 at 1:21:14 PM UTC-8 Jared Wilson wrote:

> Hey Group,
>
> Winter garage cleaning, let's find some new homes for this stuff.
>
> Shipping not included in listed price.
>
> Clipper crankset, silver, 175mm, 43, 36, 26 - *$90*
>
> Blue Lug chainring guard, 110bcd, 38t - *$25*
>
> VP-001 pedals, black - *$35*
>
> Shimano Deore XT M735 rear derailleur - *$20*
>
> Nitto/Sycip JJJ handlebar, 31.8, 660mm - *$55*
>
> Nitto RBW51 rack, with diving board, slight bend in one strut at the end - 
> *$110*
>
> Rene Herse Snoqualmie Pass tires, standard casing, 700x44. Couldn't get 
> these to seal tubeless on Cliffhangers, lots of life left. - *$85*
>
> Selle SMP TRK medium, basically new, put about 2 miles on, like my Pure 
> V's more - *$30*
>
> PHOTOS 
> 
>
> Please respond off list, thanks for looking!
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[RBW] Re: First Ride of 2023

[R. Alexis]

I don't know that it counts, but I took a short post build roll on a Trek 
5900 OCLV carbon (Issue Bike) that I rebuilt. Rode it several blocks last 
night and this afternoon. A bit rainy here today. May have gone longer if 
it was not. here is to getting out on the bike in 2023, however you can. 
Sorry, no pics. 

Reginald Alexis
Fremont, Nebraska

On Monday, January 2, 2023 at 9:11:26 AM UTC-6 Paul Clifton wrote:

> I'm really enjoying the Last Ride of 2022 thread with its short 
> descriptions of all different kinds of rides, so I thought I'd start a 
> first ride of 2023.
>
> I got out on my new years day ride down here on the Florida panhandle. It 
> was sunny and over 70 degrees. I rode a nice 12 mile loop that took me 
> through the Saint Joseph Bay State Buffer Preserve, then to a coffee 
> outside stop across from Salinas Park on Cape San Blas, then back to Indian 
> Pass along the beach. A perfect ride with the perfect tires for the job. 
> After the swampy puddles in the buffer and the salty beach sand, I 
> definitely rinsed the bike off when I got back.
>
> I hope everyone has a great 2023.
>
> Paul usually in AR[image: 20230101_131633.jpg][image: 20230101_140956.jpg]
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[RBW] Re: For Sale: Nitto, Rene Herse, Shimano XT, Clipper Crankset, etc

[Jared Wilson]

*Remaining:*

Nitto RBW51 rack, with diving board, slight bend in one strut at the end - 
*$110*

Selle SMP TRK medium, basically new, put about 2 miles on, like my Pure V's 
more - *$30*

On Monday, January 2, 2023 at 2:18:15 PM UTC-8 Jared Wilson wrote:

> *Remaining items below:*
>
> Clipper crankset, silver, 175mm, 43, 36, 26 - *$90*
>
> Blue Lug chainring guard, 110bcd, 38t - *$25*
>
> Nitto RBW51 rack, with diving board, slight bend in one strut at the end - 
> *$110*
>
> Selle SMP TRK medium, basically new, put about 2 miles on, like my Pure 
> V's more - *$30*
>
> On Monday, January 2, 2023 at 1:21:14 PM UTC-8 Jared Wilson wrote:
>
>> Hey Group,
>>
>> Winter garage cleaning, let's find some new homes for this stuff.
>>
>> Shipping not included in listed price.
>>
>> Clipper crankset, silver, 175mm, 43, 36, 26 - *$90*
>>
>> Blue Lug chainring guard, 110bcd, 38t - *$25*
>>
>> VP-001 pedals, black - *$35*
>>
>> Shimano Deore XT M735 rear derailleur - *$20*
>>
>> Nitto/Sycip JJJ handlebar, 31.8, 660mm - *$55*
>>
>> Nitto RBW51 rack, with diving board, slight bend in one strut at the end 
>> - *$110*
>>
>> Rene Herse Snoqualmie Pass tires, standard casing, 700x44. Couldn't get 
>> these to seal tubeless on Cliffhangers, lots of life left. - *$85*
>>
>> Selle SMP TRK medium, basically new, put about 2 miles on, like my Pure 
>> V's more - *$30*
>>
>> PHOTOS 
>> 
>>
>> Please respond off list, thanks for looking!
>>
>

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[RBW] WTB: 36t 94bcd chainring

[Jared Wilson]

Looking for a good condition or new 36t 5 bolt 94bcd chainring, would take 
a 42t as well if you have one!

Please respond off list if you have something that will work. 

Thanks :)

Jared

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Re: [RBW] Where is there a good source for colored twine ?

[Josh Brown]

Hey Curtis do you have a photo of your results with the 1.5 mm size?


On Fri, Dec 30, 2022, 11:28 AM Curtis McKenzie  wrote:

> Hello Kim,
> I have navigated away from using hemp twine.  Take a look at the Maine
> Thread site (https://mainethread.com/).  Maine Thread offers a variety of
> threads, cords and twine in a spectrum of colors, diameters and materials.
> They even have a raspberry for those folks that have a raspberry color
> scheme.
> I went with the braided cotton with a 1.5 mm diameter.  After two months
> of riding with the braided cotton I see little wear.  Haven't yet applyed
> shellac.
>
> Maine Thread ticks several boxes for me.
>
> Peace,
> Curtis in El Cajon
>
> On Fri, Dec 30, 2022, 6:05 AM Kim Hetzel  wrote:
>
>> I had a link for a website that sold imitation twine, but I misplaced it
>> in my bookmarks.
>>
>> Is there a specific type or brand that excels better than the other is in
>> being durable in all sorts of weather ?
>>
>> Thank-you,
>> Kim Hetzel
>> ...trying to finish off my chain stay, my low bar and soon my handlebar
>> grips on my Clem Smith Jr. "L".
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Re: [RBW] Where is there a good source for colored twine ?

[Kevin Smith]

Soma Fab stocks Newbaum's twine in different colors. 
https://www.somafabshop.com/shop/newbaum-s-hemp-twine-roll-430ft-2745?page=5&category=1019#attr=1104
 


They're also doing a 30% off of anything sale right now. 

Best,
Kevin 

On Friday, December 30, 2022 at 8:05:11 PM UTC-5 krhe...@gmail.com wrote:

> The Maine Thread website looks promising after Eric and Curtis suggesting 
> it. 
>
> I am thinking the Burnt Orange Braided Waxed Cord would look good in 
> picking up the oranges in the bar tape. 
>
> https://mainethread.com/collections/braided-waxed-cord/products/burnt-orange-braided-waxed-cord?_pos=6&_fid=741ae5b1a&_ss=c&variant=43428694950128
>
> or the Topaz Gold Twisted Waxed Cord to pick up the orange clementine 
> colors in my Naglene water bottles. 
>
> https://mainethread.com/products/topaz-gold-waxed-cord?pr_prod_strat=use_description&pr_rec_id=2df654f0c&pr_rec_pid=8098277490928&pr_ref_pid=8098272215280&pr_seq=uniform
>
> I thank-you all to Eric, Curtis and Johnny for your suggestions and others 
> that have yet to suggest.
>
> Kim Hetzel
> Yelm, WA. 
>
> On Friday, December 30, 2022 at 2:05:30 PM UTC-8 eric...@gmail.com wrote:
>
>> Just my two centimes: I think that standard hemp twine in the neutral, 
>> subdued brown-tan color would look nice with your Campandgoslow tape. If 
>> you're worried about it wearing out I think it would last at least several 
>> years and when it does wear out you can replace it at very low cost. 
>>
>> On Friday, December 30, 2022 at 4:59:05 PM UTC-5 Eric Marth wrote:
>>
>>> Hi Kim — Not sure where they came from but Trevor here on the board 
>>> recently sent me a twine sampler with gray, yellow, blue, red and green 
>>> twine. 
>>>
>>> The Maine Thread link from Curtis looks great. This is my kind of vendor 
>>> and I can see myself purchasing from them soon (and then repeatedly in the 
>>> future!). Thanks for the link, Curtis. Really love this kind of place. 
>>>
>>> On Friday, December 30, 2022 at 3:04:08 PM UTC-5 krhe...@gmail.com 
>>> wrote:
>>>
 Hi Eliot, 

 I'm not into shellacking at this time.
 I am using the Campandgoslow Western Rattlesnake handlebar tape. I want 
 to find the appropriate twine and be finished with it.

 Thank you for asking.

 Kim Hetzel
 Yelm, WA. 

 On Fri, Dec 30, 2022, 8:18 AM Eliot Balogh  wrote:

> Not into shellac Kim?
>
> On Fri, Dec 30, 2022 at 6:05 AM Kim Hetzel  wrote:
>
>> I had a link for a website that sold imitation twine, but I misplaced 
>> it in my bookmarks.
>>
>> Is there a specific type or brand that excels better than the other 
>> is in being durable in all sorts of weather ?
>>
>> Thank-you,
>> Kim Hetzel
>> ...trying to finish off my chain stay, my low bar and soon my 
>> handlebar grips on my Clem Smith Jr. "L".
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Re: [RBW] Sharing Your Winter Ride Fotos 2023

[Takashi]

Matti, that's a nice LHT, and visiting a coast in winter is something 
special.
Please post picture of your Sam when you build it up!

Takashi

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[RBW] Re: Getting my groove back on with the Platypus - dealing with near misses

[Pam Bikes]

I understand how you feel.  We all feel this way occasionally and most 
places are car centric in that there is not bike specific infrastructure.  
And gyms are located on heavily traveled roads as most businesses are.  I'm 
a Cycling Savvy Instructor which helps riders understand the traffic system 
so you can have a better experience.  I invite you to join me for my next 
course Jan 27th.  The classroom session is on Zoom so you can attend from 
anywhere.  Please let me know if you are interested and I can send you the 
link.  By all means you should be able to ride your bike wherever you 
want.  Cycling Savvy has helped me do just that.  I make all my trips by 
bike except one per week (to keep the battery charged).  If I can, you can 
too.  I'm in Charlotte, NC which is also car centric.  
On Wednesday, December 28, 2022 at 2:58:14 PM UTC-5 Jay LePree wrote:

> Hi all:
> I live in car-centric, crowded, northeastern NJ.  I joined a gym two towns 
> over and ride my bike to the gym, about 3.5 miles each way.  I take the 
> least busiest streets possible, but unfortunately, I need to ride through a 
> semi-busy, though traffic-lit intersection.
>
> In my last 12 trips to the gym, I have had two near misses which could 
> have been hits if I did not ride like Kent Peterson had described.  "Treat 
> cars like big animals with poor eyesight that can't see you.  In one case, 
> at night, although I have a Schmidt Edelux II, a huge reflective ankle 
> bracelet on my basket, wear a reflective vest and have reflective ankle 
> bands, I had a car nearly make a left turn into me while I was crossing the 
> intersection.  The car was going straight through, and without signalling, 
> decided to turn left at the last minute.  I stopped in time to prevent "the 
> left cross".  Not less than 5 days later, in clear, bright daylight, I had 
> a car pass me on the right and then proceed to turn right in front of me.  
> (I think this is called the right hook?).  Again, applying Kent's approach 
> to riding, I was able to stop in time.
>
> I am thankful my skills were sufficent to prevent contact, but now I am 
> skittish.  Given the legalized weed and the propensity for peope to drink 
> around this time of year, I am finding excuses not to ride to the gym, even 
> in daylight.  I think it is the back-to-back nature of these incidents that 
> has me most unnerved.  
>
> How have all of you got your groove back on?  
>
> Kind regards,
> Jay LePree
> Demarest, NJ
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[RBW] FS: MUSA Pants and Bar End Shifter Lot

[Michael Ullmer]

2023 is the year of simplicity and cleaning out the unnecessaries. Here's 
my first cut, prices are net to me and don't include shipping. I'll ship 
using Pirateship.

1) Riv MUSA Pants in Coyote Size Medium - $75
--I bought these and just don't like the fit compared to the earlier 
Bik-R-Slakz that I have. I wore these about a half dozen times total.

2) Bar End Shifter Lot - $50
--These are the unused bar ends not destined for a project. There's two 
left shifters that function just fine. The 9 speed right shifter has broken 
internals and is essentially there for parts. There's also a single suntour 
bar end that functions fine, but needs the expanding bolt from one of the 
others.

Pics here: https://photos.app.goo.gl/uz2uvZVcSToCYNa69

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Re: [RBW] Last ride of 2022

[rltilley]

My last ride for the year was an e-cargo bike ride to the grocery store. On the way home I had a shift cable failure so I had to ride home in the lowest gear spinning like mad. So, my New Year’s resolution has now become learning how to replace shift cables on a Nuvinci/Enviolo hub.Robert TilleySan Diego, CASent from my iPhoneOn Dec 31, 2022, at 2:00 PM, DavidP  wrote:What was your last ride for the year?We've been hit with an unseasonably warm spell and this afternoon temps were in the 50s. I went exploring and found a spot I hadn't been to before; not a bad way to end the year.Looking forward to the first ride of 2023!-Dave



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