[RBW] Re: FS/FT- 23" Stumpjumper, F/F & extras -$225-

[ant ritchey]

Here you have it:
Standover height- 33 9/16" w/ 56mm @ 35 psi 

On Thursday, February 9, 2017 at 9:12:29 AM UTC-8, Ryan Thompson wrote:
>
> This might just fit the bill for a build I want to do for my younger 
> brother.  He's taller than I am at 6'1'' and I can straddle a typical 22" 
> ATB from the same era so I think a 23" wouldn't be a stretch for him. Do 
> you have any idea what the standover height was with a 2.3 tire?
>
> Thanks,
> Ryan
> Arlington, VA
>
> On Wednesday, February 8, 2017 at 6:34:16 PM UTC-5, ant ritchey wrote:
>>
>> Cross-posted (as usual) to the RBWOG:
>>  
>> For sale or trade- my Stumpjumper.
>>
>> A link to my CL posting with some photos- BIG RED 
>> <https://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/bop/5995475865.html>
>>
>> These photos aren't the greatest. Even in ideal lighting, my 
>> now-stone-aged iphone 5 really struggles...argh...
>> I'd like to get $225. Buyer pays shipping w/ Bikeflights. Should be 
>> around $50. Got a box ready.
>> Holler if you have any questions, if I left anything out or if you'd like 
>> to see more photos.
>> PM/offlist if you're interested and thank fer checkin' it out!
>> Sincerely- Ant Ritchey in Portland OR
>>
>> TRADE INTERESTS
>> heard rumors of that mythical 25" Stumpy... 
>> bikepack-y bags, Sackville stuff, big n' tall h'bar bag, aluminum 
>> Albatross bars, 130mm Technomic, Dia Compe 750 brakes, Honjo H95's, Pass & 
>> Stow, Schmidt hub, frames- 24"+ mtb/64c road...
>>
>> The following is just the copy from the CL posting:
>> Steel Tig. Seat tube- 23" center to top. Top tube- 23" center to center. 
>>
>> At long last- giving up the too-small-for-me ghost. Damn. A "Guards Red" 
>> stumpy, kinda my dream. No dings, no dents. Some scratches but overall 
>> still pretty sharp looking. The components were very clean and I'd be 
>> surprised if it had been ridden more than a hundred miles. I've gone over 
>> the whole bike, cleaned every speck of dirt, etc. BB shell and steerer 
>> threads are in immaculate condition. All brazeons intact and fully operable.
>>
>> After doing a bit of panning between older Specialized catalog scans, the 
>> MOMBAT site and Google image searching..I've decided this to be an '87. 
>> Canti front, U-brake rear. Plenty of eyelets, including fender mounts on 
>> the bridges. Horizontal drop outs (Wanted to make this my flashy, commuting 
>> single speed rig). Just stuck 56mm actual 26" tires in there, lots of 
>> clearance in back, would easily accept 60mm actualcould probably 
>> squeeze up to a 60mm (rim depending, obvi) in front or more if you scallop 
>> the steerer tube a bit. Again, this was my intention after mounting 2.35 
>> Super Motos and seeing that they'd need a smidge more room for personal 
>> comfort. As-is a perfect candidate for the Compass Rat Trap Pass.
>>
>> Included in the sale: brakes- one virtually new silver Tektro CR720 
>> front, original Shimano U rear in very good condition; w/ pads & hangers) 2 
>> matching red Specialized-branded bottle cages (bearing some minimal paint 
>> chipping), chrome Specialized headset and seatpost (it's a 26.4, kinda 
>> scratched up & reads "Strong Japan").
>>
>>

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[RBW] FS/FT- 23" Stumpjumper, F/F & extras -$225-

[ant ritchey]

Cross-posted (as usual) to the RBWOG:
 
For sale or trade- my Stumpjumper.

A link to my CL posting with some photos- BIG RED 
<https://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/bop/5995475865.html>

These photos aren't the greatest. Even in ideal lighting, my now-stone-aged 
iphone 5 really struggles...argh...
I'd like to get $225. Buyer pays shipping w/ Bikeflights. Should be around 
$50. Got a box ready.
Holler if you have any questions, if I left anything out or if you'd like 
to see more photos.
PM/offlist if you're interested and thank fer checkin' it out!
Sincerely- Ant Ritchey in Portland OR

TRADE INTERESTS
heard rumors of that mythical 25" Stumpy... 
bikepack-y bags, Sackville stuff, big n' tall h'bar bag, aluminum Albatross 
bars, 130mm Technomic, Dia Compe 750 brakes, Honjo H95's, Pass & Stow, 
Schmidt hub, frames- 24"+ mtb/64c road...

The following is just the copy from the CL posting:
Steel Tig. Seat tube- 23" center to top. Top tube- 23" center to center. 

At long last- giving up the too-small-for-me ghost. Damn. A "Guards Red" 
stumpy, kinda my dream. No dings, no dents. Some scratches but overall 
still pretty sharp looking. The components were very clean and I'd be 
surprised if it had been ridden more than a hundred miles. I've gone over 
the whole bike, cleaned every speck of dirt, etc. BB shell and steerer 
threads are in immaculate condition. All brazeons intact and fully operable.

After doing a bit of panning between older Specialized catalog scans, the 
MOMBAT site and Google image searching..I've decided this to be an '87. 
Canti front, U-brake rear. Plenty of eyelets, including fender mounts on 
the bridges. Horizontal drop outs (Wanted to make this my flashy, commuting 
single speed rig). Just stuck 56mm actual 26" tires in there, lots of 
clearance in back, would easily accept 60mm actualcould probably 
squeeze up to a 60mm (rim depending, obvi) in front or more if you scallop 
the steerer tube a bit. Again, this was my intention after mounting 2.35 
Super Motos and seeing that they'd need a smidge more room for personal 
comfort. As-is a perfect candidate for the Compass Rat Trap Pass.

Included in the sale: brakes- one virtually new silver Tektro CR720 front, 
original Shimano U rear in very good condition; w/ pads & hangers) 2 
matching red Specialized-branded bottle cages (bearing some minimal paint 
chipping), chrome Specialized headset and seatpost (it's a 26.4, kinda 
scratched up & reads "Strong Japan").

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[RBW] Re: FS- wool gear, rain wear, warm stuff

[ant ritchey]

Update-

There was a lot of interest in the clothing. First person to write happened 
to want pretty much everything I had.
Apologies to the number of interested parties if I'm unable to respond to 
each and every one of you regarding the sale of the lot. 

What remains is a piddly list in comparison:

-Sea To Summit Thermolite Extreme mummy bag liner $30 + shipping
-Novara rain pants, large, black w/ lower-leg zippers, used but good 
condition $10 + shipping

On Wednesday, February 1, 2017 at 2:46:16 PM UTC-8, ant ritchey wrote:
>
> Howdy folks.
>
> Many rad garments in my closet just aren't seeing much use.
> Here's a link to the Craigslist post explaining most of it:
>
> http://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/bop/5985458033.html
>
> Open to trades. PM/off-list wheeling & dealing preferred, thank you.
> Holler if you have any questions & thanks fer lookin'.
>
> Ant Ritchey in Portland, OR
> (Apologies if you're off-put by my various cross-postings.)
>

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[RBW] FS- wool gear, rain wear, warm stuff

[ant ritchey]

Howdy folks.

Many rad garments in my closet just aren't seeing much use.
Here's a link to the Craigslist post explaining most of it:

http://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/bop/5985458033.html

Open to trades. PM/off-list wheeling & dealing preferred, thank you.
Holler if you have any questions & thanks fer lookin'.

Ant Ritchey in Portland, OR
(Apologies if you're off-put by my various cross-postings.)

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[RBW] CHOPPED Bosco Bars

[ant ritchey]

has anyone tried this? do you have photos of your endeavor? over-all 
feelings?

i've tried the Bosco's on 2 different bikes and ended up going with 
something else. Mostly because I felt they came back too much. Now I'm 
trying to get a nice-lookin' (preferably Nitto) bar that's got quite a bit 
of rise. I know that for this project I will once again find the 
mega-far-back-reaching Bosco to be too much and am considering buying a 
pair and hacking a few inches off either side. Also considering first 
trying the VO Left Bank.

thanks for any input!

ant ritchey
portland oregon

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[RBW] WTB- Nitto dirt drop stems, mt-8 and/or mt-10

[ant ritchey]

As it goes, I've previously owned both of these stems.  Sold 'em via this 
here list. Par for the course- an experiment is now underway and it's got 
me thinking...

My LBS has had them back ordered for what seems like forever via Merry 
Sales so now I'm reaching out here.

Looking for both the 8cm and 10cm reach iteration. Older, shorter 
variations of the DD just won't do, as I've gotta jack the bars up as high 
as I possibly can.

PM if you've got something. Thanks a bunch, bunch.

-ant / PDX, OR

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[RBW] Re: FS: Orange 64cm Rivendell Quickbeam

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SOLD

On Thursday, December 1, 2016 at 4:58:27 PM UTC-8, ant ritchey wrote:
>
> Cross posted to the iBob:
>
> Selling my beautiful orange beam.  Sufficient story and details in my 
> PDX-local CL posting:
>
> http://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/bik/5901282832.html
>
> Contact me with any questions.  Asking $700 + approx $60 for shipping 
> CONUS via bikeflights
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[RBW] Re: FS: Suntour XC 9000 brake lever/shifter, derailleur set

[ant ritchey]

hey thanks, tom.

you have any pics of your method of installation, by chance?

On Monday, December 5, 2016 at 1:43:16 PM UTC-8, Palmer wrote:
>
> Hi all, 
> Just word as to how nice these brake/shifters are for albatross type bars. 
> I have them flipped side to side so the shifters are on the inside like 
> many do with separate brake/shifters. The only downside is you are now in 
> friction only for the rear derailleur because it is actually the original 
> front shifter. I like friction only so it works. 
> Good luck on the sale,
> Tom Palmer
> Twin Lake, MI

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[RBW] Re: FS: Suntour XC 9000 brake lever/shifter, derailleur set

[ant ritchey]

bump and price drop

$85 SHIPPED for the mini-group

On Thursday, December 1, 2016 at 5:09:23 PM UTC-8, ant ritchey wrote:
>
> Another iBob/RBW cross post-
>
> The CL posting tells the tale
>
> http://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/bop/5901402509.html
>
> $100 shipped CONUS
>
> Holler w/ questions or if ya need more pics
>
> Best,
> Ant Ritchey in PDX OR
>

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[RBW] Re: FS: 1984 TREK 620 56cm

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bump and price drop-

$285 + shipping

On Thursday, December 1, 2016 at 5:03:16 PM UTC-8, ant ritchey wrote:
>
> Cross-posted to iBob...
>
> Helping my very good pal find his too-small-for-him Trek a new home...
>
> Link to the CL post-
>
> http://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/bik/5901324702.html
>
> Let me know if you have any questions about the f/f/hs
>
> Asking $350 + shipping
>
> -ant ritchey / PDX OR
>

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[RBW] Re: FS: Parts galore- Nitto, Suntour, MKS, Schwalbe, Tektro, Mafac and more

[ant ritchey]

bump, price drop, update, etc.  here's what's left with lowered prices


> Shimano bar end shifter set, Dura Ace w/ pods, 9 speed, some scuffs, but 
> otherwise good condition $55
> Nitto R-14, back rack/saddle bag support, "tombstone" model, all necessary 
> hardware included (will measure struts upon request), excellent conditon  
> $90
> Mafac Racer set, no pads, one Mafac-branded straddle hanger, clean and in 
> good condition $30
> Tektro Interruptors RL-720 black bracket/silver lever, excellent  $15
> Kenda Small Block Eight 29 x 2.1, folding, some wear on one tire, folding, 
> good condition,  $15/pair
> Ortlieb backpack, messenger "classic", black, good condition,  $60
> Sugino XD2 triple, 175mm, 46-36-24, the one from Riv, less than 500 miles, 
> excellent condition  $100
> UNO post, 6061 brushed, never installed, 27.0 x 300mm  $10
> Shimano Tiagra rear derailleur, RD-4500, long cage, 9spd, some scratches  
> $20
> Shimano Exage Sport BR-A450caliper brakes w/ pads, bolt-on style, front & 
> rear, very good condition $10
> Sakae CR triple crank, 170mm, 53-46-28, plenty of life left on rings  $35
> MKS pedals, "quill" style, AR-8, spin smooth, very good condition  $10
> Delta stem riser, black, 1" $8
> Sugino chainring 32t, 74 BCD, new in packaging  $12
>
> Prices don't include shipping.  Definitely open to reasonable offers if 
> you're buying multiple things.
>
> Stuff I'm interested in trading for:
> Paul moon units, Schmidt edelux II, Son hub, Pass & Stow, Nitto Albatross 
> aluminum, Sackville medium saddlebag tan, Sackville shopsack tan (either 
> size), Nitto m12 or similar, Carradice nelson longflap or similar, Resist 
> Nomad 26x2.25 gumwall, Sackville Backabike panniers tan, King Iris cages...
>
> Happy to answer any and all questions!
>
> Ant Ritchey / PDX OR
>

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[RBW] FS: Parts galore- Nitto, Suntour, MKS, Schwalbe, Tektro, Mafac and more

[ant ritchey]

Howdy folks.  Trying to clear out a bit of space and raise some funds for 
the holidays, other projects, etc.

Shimano bar end shifter set, Dura Ace w/ pods, 9 speed, some scuffs, but 
otherwise good condition $55
Shimano bar ends, same as above except the indexing mechanism is wonky, 
FRICTION ONLY  $40
Suntour "Mighty Shifter" thumb shifter (from an '83 Trek), friction only w/ 
that silky smooth ratcheting, chunky and silver w/ black covers on the 
shifter  $25
Shimano vintage Deore XT thumb shifters, indexed to 6 speed, very good 
condition  $35
Velo Orange thumbie mounts, silver, no shims (I used cloth tape instead & 
never cared to contact VO to see if I could purchase shims only) $40
Nitto R-14, back rack/saddle bag support, "tombstone" model, all necessary 
hardware included (will measure struts upon request), excellent conditon  
$95
Mafac Racer set, no pads, one Mafac-branded straddle hanger, clean and in 
good condition $35
Tektro Interruptors RL-720 black bracket/silver lever, excellent  $20
Schwalbe Big Apples 700x50, pair, <100 miles, non-folding, very good 
condition,  $40/pair
Kenda Small Block Eight 29 x 2.1, folding, some wear on one tire, folding, 
good condition,  $20/pair
Ortlieb backpack, messenger "classic", black, good condition,  $70
Sugino XD2 triple, 175mm, 46-36-24, the one from Riv, less than 500 miles, 
excellent condition  $100
UNO post, 6061 brushed, never installed, 27.0 x 300mm  $10
Shimano Tiagra rear derailleur, RD-4500, long cage, 9spd, some scratches  
$20
Shimano Exage Sport BR-A450caliper brakes w/ pads, bolt-on style, front & 
rear, very good condition $15
Sakae CR triple crank, 170mm, 53-46-28, plenty of life left on rings  $40
MKS pedals, "quill" style, AR-8, spin smooth, very good condition  $10
dirt drop stem of unknown make, anodized, from an '87 Stumpjumper  $10
Delta stem riser, black, 1" $8
Ritchey Force riser stem, black, 1" quill  $10
Nitto Mustache, heat treated aluminum, for 25.4 clamp  $25
Sugino chainring 32t, 74 BCD, new in packaging  $12

Prices don't include shipping.  Definitely open to reasonable offers if 
you're buying multiple things.

Stuff I'm interested in trading for:
Paul moon units, Paul rack adapter bolt , Schmidt edelux II, Son hub, Pass 
& Stow, Nitto Albatross aluminum, Sackville medium saddlebag tan, Sackville 
shopsack tan (either size), Nitto m12 or similar, Carradice nelson longflap 
or similar, Resist Nomad 26x2.25 gumwall, Sackville Backabike panniers tan, 
King Iris cages...

Happy to answer any and all questions!

Ant Ritchey / PDX OR

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[RBW] FS: Suntour XC 9000 brake lever/shifter, derailleur set

[ant ritchey]

Another iBob/RBW cross post-

The CL posting tells the tale

http://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/bop/5901402509.html

$100 shipped CONUS

Holler w/ questions or if ya need more pics

Best,
Ant Ritchey in PDX OR

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[RBW] FS: 1984 TREK 620 56cm

[ant ritchey]

Cross-posted to iBob...

Helping my very good pal find his too-small-for-him Trek a new home...

Link to the CL post-

http://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/bik/5901324702.html

Let me know if you have any questions about the f/f/hs

Asking $350 + shipping

-ant ritchey / PDX OR

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[RBW] FS: Orange 64cm Rivendell Quickbeam

[ant ritchey]

Cross posted to the iBob:

Selling my beautiful orange beam.  Sufficient story and details in my 
PDX-local CL posting:

http://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/bik/5901282832.html

Contact me with any questions.  Asking $700 + approx $60 for shipping CONUS 
via bikeflights

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[RBW] Re: FS-- Carradice Longflap, SunTour Thumbies and FD, Schwalbe Big Apples

[ant ritchey]

I'll take the carradice if it's still available.  Will PM as soon as i get 
to a computer.

On Friday, November 11, 2016 at 12:05:21 PM UTC-8, John M wrote:
>
>
>
> Doing a little parts bin and closet clean-out.  Offering up some odds and 
> ends for sale.  All prices are SHIPPED.  Feel free to ask questions.  
>
>
> Carradice Nelson Longflap.  Purchased but never mounted to a saddle. 
>  Green canvas, honey leather.  $80 Shipped.
> Longflap photo 
> 
>
> Suntour thumb shifters.  Selling a group of five shifters.  Two fronts, 
> three rears (all 7spd index w/ friction option).   Mixed models, but 1 pair 
> of XC Pros Multi-mounts, one pair without model designation, and a lone 
> rear shifter that seems to be another XC pro Multi-mount.All are used 
> and in fair to good condition.  The metal barrel adjusters are slightly 
> bent on 3 out of 5, but all seem to be interchangeable between models.   
> $30 for the bunch of them.  Shipped.
> Thumb shifters photo 
> 
>
> Schwalbe Big Apples, 29x2.35.  RaceGuard & Liteskin version.  Wire bead, 
> reflective sidewall stripe.  These were take-offs from my Hunqapillar, and 
> probably have less than 200 miles on them.  Surprisingly good rolling for 
> such a big, burly tire.  $55 for the pair.  
> Big Apples photo 
> 
>
> Suntour XC Pro Front Derailer.  31. 8 Clamp diameter.  Used, but fair 
> condition.  Lacks a clamp bolt.  I'll throw this in free with the purchase 
> of something else on the list.  Otherwise, how about $15 shipped.  
> XC Pro Front Derailer photos 
> 
>
>
> Paypal Friends and Family preferred, but contact me and we can arrange 
> other options.
>
>
> thanks,
> john
>
>

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[RBW] Re: WTT: my 64 QB for your 66

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bump.  with all the QB rabble in the air.  gets me thinkin'...

On Friday, October 16, 2015 at 1:48:39 PM UTC-7, ant ritchey wrote:
>
> I've got an orange beam in 64 and i do believe i should be atop a 66.
>
> any beamers out there lookin' to potentially "downsize"?
>

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[RBW] Re: FS Brooks, Ortlieb, XT, Sugino, Suntour, Schwalbe, PDW...

[ant ritchey]

Update, bump and some price drops.

Here's what's left:

Tektro Interruptors RL-720 black bracket/silver lever, light use only  $20
Shimano front derailer FD-2303, braze-on style w/ adapter clamp 31.8, 
silver, good condition  $10
Shimano front derailer FD-2303 31.8 clamp, black bracket/silver cage, good 
condition  $5
Shimano front derailer FD-M590, black clamp/silver cage, 34.9 clamp, brand 
new  $10
Schwalbe Big Apples 700x50, pair, <100 miles, very good condition,  $40/pair
Dura Ace bar end shifters, 9 Speed, light scuffing, good condition,  
$60/pair
Rivendell Silver bar end shifters, very good condition, $60/pair
Sugino XD2 175mm, 46-36-24, <200 miles, like-new condition, chainrings look 
great,  $85
PDW Bourbon grips, black or brown, used but very good condition,  $20/pair
Brooks B17 black, fair condition, no cracks, no tears, some scuffing, a 
very solid saddle with many years left $50 
Kenda Small Block Eight 29 x 2.1, folding, some wear on one tire, good 
condition,  $20/pair
XT headset, late 80's era, black, fair condition,  $5
Ortlieb backpack, messenger "classic", black, good condition,  $70
Truvativ Triple 172.5mm 52-42-30, silver/brushed, some scuffs but good 
condition  $20
105 front derailer, black clamp/silver cage, FD-5703, 28.6 clamp, light 
scuffing, good condition  $10
105 rear derailer, black body/silver cage, RD-5701, slight scuffing, good 
condition  $15 
Suntour Mountech front & rear derailer, (from '84 stumpy) a lil dirty but 
otherwise very good condition,  $10/f
UNO post, 6061 brushed, never installed brand new, 27.0x300mm  $10
System 1 quill stem, (from '93 XO-2), 26.0 clamp, silver, good condition  $7

Don't be afraid to hit me up for pictures, y'all.


On Thursday, August 18, 2016 at 2:02:58 PM UTC-7, ant ritchey wrote:
>
> Hey all.  A mid-summer's workshop clean out.  A long list because my 
> significant other has asked me to list some stuff for her, as well.  Ah, 
> love.
>   
> Message off-list if you're interested.
>
> Shimano Tiagra levers (the ones RBW sells), black hoods/silver levers, 
> light use only  $25
> Shimano MTB levers (the ones RBW sells), installed & removed  $20
> Tektro Interruptors RL-720 black bracket/silver lever, light use only  $20
> Shimano front derailer FD-2303, braze-on style w/ adapter clamp 31.8, 
> silver, good condition  $15
> Shimano front derailer FD-2303 31.8 clamp, black bracket/silver cage, good 
> condition  $7
> Shimano front derailer FD-M590, black clamp/silver cage, 34.9 clamp, brand 
> new  $10
> San Francisco to Santa Barbara Adventure Cycling Map, saw 1 week on the 
> road, very good condition  $8 shipped
> Schwalbe Big Apples 700x50, pair, <100 miles  $45/pair
> Dura Ace bar end shifters, 9 Speed, light scuffing, good condition  
> $65/pair
> Rivendell Silver bar end shifters, very good condition  $60/pair
> Sugino XD2 175mm, 46-36-24, <200 miles, very good condition  $90
> XT rear derailer, 9 speed, RD-M771, silver body/black cage, very good 
> condition  $50
> IRD Alpina front derailer (purchased from RBW) w/ Origin8 clamp, silver, 
> very good condition  $30 w/ clamp
> Shimano Alfine generator hub, brand new, 36h, silver,  $55
> PDW Bourbon grips, black or brown, used but very good condition  $20/pair
> Brooks B17 black, fair condition, less than 1cm of bolt-turning, no cracks 
> or tears, some scuffing, text/email for pics $50 
> Kenda Small Block Eight 29 x 2.1, folding, some wear on one tire, good 
> condition,  $25/pair
> XT headset, late 80's era, black, fair condition  $8
> Ortlieb backpack, messenger "classic", black, good condition  $70
> Truvativ Triple 172.5mm 52-42-30, silver/brushed, some scuffs but good 
> condition  $20
> 105 front derailer, black clamp/silver cage, FD-5703, 28.6 clamp, light 
> scuffing, good condition  $10
> 105 rear derailer, black body/silver cage, RD-5701, slight scuffing, good 
> condition  $15
> 105 brifters, 2x10 spd, black, ST-5700, good condition  $50 
> Suntour Mountech front & rear derailer, (from '84 stumpy) a lil dirty but 
> otherwise very good condition,  $15/set
> UNO post, 6061 brushed, never installed brand new, 27.0x300mm  $10
> System 1 quill stem, (from '93 XO-2), 26.0 clamp, silver, good condition  
> $10
> Dia Compe 980 canti set, no pads, lil dirt but good condition  $10/set
> Supernova E3 Pro headlight, grey w/ matching Airstream taillight, brand 
> new  $160
>
> PERSNICKETY TRADE INTEREST LIST:
> Paul moon units, Paul rack adapter bolt , Schmidt edelux II, Son hub, Rat 
> trap pass gumwall, Pass & Stow, Schwable Super Moto 26x2.35, WI duo 
> freewheel, Salsa anything cage (silver), Nitto Albatross aluminum, 
> Sackville medium saddlebag tan, Sackville shopsack tan (either size), Nitto 
> m12 or similar, Carradice nelson longflap, Resist Nomad 26x2

[RBW] Re: Some recent Gravel & Grind Riv builds and a last plug for our Riv and B-stone owners Bunch Ride Sunday the 14th

[ant ritchey]

what are those cool bars on the Atlantis?  A Nitto RM-?

On Tuesday, August 9, 2016 at 6:55:29 AM UTC-7, Gravel & Grind Espresso + 
Bikes wrote:
>
> If you live in the DC area, come on out to Gravel & Grind 
>  Sunday the 14th for our 
> Rivendell and Bridgestone Owners Bunch coffee ride and social. Details at 
> http://gravelandgrind.com/rivendell-bridgestone-coffee/ It looks like a 
> good turn so far but we wanna see tons of cool bikes and meet rad new 
> folks. Unrelated sort of, but these pics are from  recent Sam and Atlantis 
> builds we did. They’ll be at the shop to check out, along with a bunch of 
> other Riv bikes, framesets bags, etc.  
>
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[RBW] FS Brooks, Ortlieb, XT, Sugino, Suntour, Schwalbe, PDW...

[ant ritchey]

Hey all.  A mid-summer's workshop clean out.  A long list because my 
significant other has asked me to list some stuff for her, as well.  Ah, 
love.
  
Message off-list if you're interested.

Shimano Tiagra levers (the ones RBW sells), black hoods/silver levers, 
light use only  $25
Shimano MTB levers (the ones RBW sells), installed & removed  $20
Tektro Interruptors RL-720 black bracket/silver lever, light use only  $20
Shimano front derailer FD-2303, braze-on style w/ adapter clamp 31.8, 
silver, good condition  $15
Shimano front derailer FD-2303 31.8 clamp, black bracket/silver cage, good 
condition  $7
Shimano front derailer FD-M590, black clamp/silver cage, 34.9 clamp, brand 
new  $10
San Francisco to Santa Barbara Adventure Cycling Map, saw 1 week on the 
road, very good condition  $8 shipped
Schwalbe Big Apples 700x50, pair, <100 miles  $45/pair
Dura Ace bar end shifters, 9 Speed, light scuffing, good condition  $65/pair
Rivendell Silver bar end shifters, very good condition  $60/pair
Sugino XD2 175mm, 46-36-24, <200 miles, very good condition  $90
XT rear derailer, 9 speed, RD-M771, silver body/black cage, very good 
condition  $50
IRD Alpina front derailer (purchased from RBW) w/ Origin8 clamp, silver, 
very good condition  $30 w/ clamp
Shimano Alfine generator hub, brand new, 36h, silver,  $55
PDW Bourbon grips, black or brown, used but very good condition  $20/pair
Brooks B17 black, fair condition, less than 1cm of bolt-turning, no cracks 
or tears, some scuffing, text/email for pics $50 
Kenda Small Block Eight 29 x 2.1, folding, some wear on one tire, good 
condition,  $25/pair
XT headset, late 80's era, black, fair condition  $8
Ortlieb backpack, messenger "classic", black, good condition  $70
Truvativ Triple 172.5mm 52-42-30, silver/brushed, some scuffs but good 
condition  $20
105 front derailer, black clamp/silver cage, FD-5703, 28.6 clamp, light 
scuffing, good condition  $10
105 rear derailer, black body/silver cage, RD-5701, slight scuffing, good 
condition  $15
105 brifters, 2x10 spd, black, ST-5700, good condition  $50 
Suntour Mountech front & rear derailer, (from '84 stumpy) a lil dirty but 
otherwise very good condition,  $15/set
UNO post, 6061 brushed, never installed brand new, 27.0x300mm  $10
System 1 quill stem, (from '93 XO-2), 26.0 clamp, silver, good condition  
$10
Dia Compe 980 canti set, no pads, lil dirt but good condition  $10/set
Supernova E3 Pro headlight, grey w/ matching Airstream taillight, brand 
new  $160

PERSNICKETY TRADE INTEREST LIST:
Paul moon units, Paul rack adapter bolt , Schmidt edelux II, Son hub, Rat 
trap pass gumwall, Pass & Stow, Schwable Super Moto 26x2.35, WI duo 
freewheel, Salsa anything cage (silver), Nitto Albatross aluminum, 
Sackville medium saddlebag tan, Sackville shopsack tan (either size), Nitto 
m12 or similar, Carradice nelson longflap, Resist Nomad 26x2.25 gumwall, 
Sackville Backabike panniers tan, fancy-ish 650b wheelset, King Iris cages, 
Nitto dirt drop stem 8 or 10, older mtb f/f's sized 24" & up... 

Unless otherwise noted, shipping not included.  Paypal preferred. Send 
money to Friends & Fam please. 
Pictures & more info available via text ( 7too4-7five7-935ate). I'm in 
Portland, Oregon (Kenton) if you'd like to come by and take a look.

Thanks! -ant ritchey/pdx or

Apologies for the classic RBW/iBOB crosspost. 

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[RBW] Re: FS: 62 HUNQAPILLAR

[ant ritchey]

this hunq has a new home!

(SOLD)

On Tuesday, June 28, 2016 at 1:34:03 PM UTC-7, ant ritchey wrote:
>
> Alright. Giving up the ghost.  If anyone else has a problem with "overlap" 
> in their stable- you know exactly why I'm putting this bicycle up for sale.
>
> As mentioned in the recent post regarding the sale of my 65 AHH: the 
> winter of 2014/15 was one of too much time working and dreaming, not enough 
> time riding and that perfect blessing/curse situation where a bike you 
> really really want appears FS on this awesome list...and of course it's in 
> your size!
>
> I have an Atlantis and another gravel/dirt touring rig, a Trek 850. The 
> Trek has significantly greater tire clearance than the Hunq. Sad in a way, 
> I know, but that's what it came down to.  Additionally, the Hunq was 
> basically new when I bought it. So I babied it. The Hunq never saw 
> Vancouver Island, the Pacific Coast, the Lost Coast, Babyshoe, Lolo, the 
> myriad Oregonbikepacking.com rides. Thinking about it now I never had the 
> bike out overnight!  All the while I was out there and, ya know- I just 
> rode the Atlantis.  The 850 is now fully built up and tackling all of 
> Weyerhauser's ups and downs with esprit; it has proven itself. So I can now 
> stop being a wimp and a hoarder and let this beautiful beautiful silver 
> Hunq go...
>
> Link to my PDX-local CL post:
> http://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/bik/5657944075.html
>
> Asking price in the CL post is $1,850 f/f/hs/post. For RBWOG list folk - 
> $1,700 plus shipping.
>
>
>
>

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[RBW] Re: FS: 62 HUNQAPILLAR

[ant ritchey]

price droppings: 

$1,400 + shipping



On Tuesday, June 28, 2016 at 1:34:03 PM UTC-7, ant ritchey wrote:
>
> Alright. Giving up the ghost.  If anyone else has a problem with "overlap" 
> in their stable- you know exactly why I'm putting this bicycle up for sale.
>
> As mentioned in the recent post regarding the sale of my 65 AHH: the 
> winter of 2014/15 was one of too much time working and dreaming, not enough 
> time riding and that perfect blessing/curse situation where a bike you 
> really really want appears FS on this awesome list...and of course it's in 
> your size!
>
> I have an Atlantis and another gravel/dirt touring rig, a Trek 850. The 
> Trek has significantly greater tire clearance than the Hunq. Sad in a way, 
> I know, but that's what it came down to.  Additionally, the Hunq was 
> basically new when I bought it. So I babied it. The Hunq never saw 
> Vancouver Island, the Pacific Coast, the Lost Coast, Babyshoe, Lolo, the 
> myriad Oregonbikepacking.com rides. Thinking about it now I never had the 
> bike out overnight!  All the while I was out there and, ya know- I just 
> rode the Atlantis.  The 850 is now fully built up and tackling all of 
> Weyerhauser's ups and downs with esprit; it has proven itself. So I can now 
> stop being a wimp and a hoarder and let this beautiful beautiful silver 
> Hunq go...
>
> Link to my PDX-local CL post:
> http://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/bik/5657944075.html
>
> Asking price in the CL post is $1,850 f/f/hs/post. For RBWOG list folk - 
> $1,700 plus shipping.
>
>
>
>

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[RBW] Re: FS: 62 HUNQAPILLAR

[ant ritchey]

New link to the re-posted CL ad:

http://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/bik/5702499922.html

(Thanks for catching that, Eric!)

On Tuesday, June 28, 2016 at 1:34:03 PM UTC-7, ant ritchey wrote:
>
> Alright. Giving up the ghost.  If anyone else has a problem with "overlap" 
> in their stable- you know exactly why I'm putting this bicycle up for sale.
>
> As mentioned in the recent post regarding the sale of my 65 AHH: the 
> winter of 2014/15 was one of too much time working and dreaming, not enough 
> time riding and that perfect blessing/curse situation where a bike you 
> really really want appears FS on this awesome list...and of course it's in 
> your size!
>
> I have an Atlantis and another gravel/dirt touring rig, a Trek 850. The 
> Trek has significantly greater tire clearance than the Hunq. Sad in a way, 
> I know, but that's what it came down to.  Additionally, the Hunq was 
> basically new when I bought it. So I babied it. The Hunq never saw 
> Vancouver Island, the Pacific Coast, the Lost Coast, Babyshoe, Lolo, the 
> myriad Oregonbikepacking.com rides. Thinking about it now I never had the 
> bike out overnight!  All the while I was out there and, ya know- I just 
> rode the Atlantis.  The 850 is now fully built up and tackling all of 
> Weyerhauser's ups and downs with esprit; it has proven itself. So I can now 
> stop being a wimp and a hoarder and let this beautiful beautiful silver 
> Hunq go...
>
> Link to my PDX-local CL post:
> http://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/bik/5657944075.html
>
> Asking price in the CL post is $1,850 f/f/hs/post. For RBWOG list folk - 
> $1,700 plus shipping.
>
>
>
>

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[RBW] Re: FS: 62 HUNQAPILLAR

[ant ritchey]

bump & price drop:

$1600 + shipping

On Tuesday, June 28, 2016 at 1:34:03 PM UTC-7, ant ritchey wrote:
>
> Alright. Giving up the ghost.  If anyone else has a problem with "overlap" 
> in their stable- you know exactly why I'm putting this bicycle up for sale.
>
> As mentioned in the recent post regarding the sale of my 65 AHH: the 
> winter of 2014/15 was one of too much time working and dreaming, not enough 
> time riding and that perfect blessing/curse situation where a bike you 
> really really want appears FS on this awesome list...and of course it's in 
> your size!
>
> I have an Atlantis and another gravel/dirt touring rig, a Trek 850. The 
> Trek has significantly greater tire clearance than the Hunq. Sad in a way, 
> I know, but that's what it came down to.  Additionally, the Hunq was 
> basically new when I bought it. So I babied it. The Hunq never saw 
> Vancouver Island, the Pacific Coast, the Lost Coast, Babyshoe, Lolo, the 
> myriad Oregonbikepacking.com rides. Thinking about it now I never had the 
> bike out overnight!  All the while I was out there and, ya know- I just 
> rode the Atlantis.  The 850 is now fully built up and tackling all of 
> Weyerhauser's ups and downs with esprit; it has proven itself. So I can now 
> stop being a wimp and a hoarder and let this beautiful beautiful silver 
> Hunq go...
>
> Link to my PDX-local CL post:
> http://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/bik/5657944075.html
>
> Asking price in the CL post is $1,850 f/f/hs/post. For RBWOG list folk - 
> $1,700 plus shipping.
>
>
>
>

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[RBW] FS: 62 HUNQAPILLAR

[ant ritchey]

Alright. Giving up the ghost.  If anyone else has a problem with "overlap" 
in their stable- you know exactly why I'm putting this bicycle up for sale.

As mentioned in the recent post regarding the sale of my 65 AHH: the winter 
of 2014/15 was one of too much time working and dreaming, not enough time 
riding and that perfect blessing/curse situation where a bike you really 
really want appears FS on this awesome list...and of course it's in your 
size!

I have an Atlantis and another gravel/dirt touring rig, a Trek 850. The 
Trek has significantly greater tire clearance than the Hunq. Sad in a way, 
I know, but that's what it came down to.  Additionally, the Hunq was 
basically new when I bought it. So I babied it. The Hunq never saw 
Vancouver Island, the Pacific Coast, the Lost Coast, Babyshoe, Lolo, the 
myriad Oregonbikepacking.com rides. Thinking about it now I never had the 
bike out overnight!  All the while I was out there and, ya know- I just 
rode the Atlantis.  The 850 is now fully built up and tackling all of 
Weyerhauser's ups and downs with esprit; it has proven itself. So I can now 
stop being a wimp and a hoarder and let this beautiful beautiful silver 
Hunq go...

Link to my PDX-local CL post:
http://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/bik/5657944075.html

Asking price in the CL post is $1,850 f/f/hs/post. For RBWOG list folk - 
$1,700 plus shipping.



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[RBW] Re: FS: 65 A. HOMER HILSEN; single top tube, Waterford built.

[ant ritchey]

the AHH has sold

On Wednesday, June 15, 2016 at 5:41:30 PM UTC-7, ant ritchey wrote:
>
> grow the herd, thin the herd, repeat.
>
> bought this and a 62 Hunq from a list member right around the same time a 
> year and a half ago. i was working a ton & going through a break up. too 
> much money to throw around, too little time spent riding & just too much 
> overlap between the stablemates, as can often-times be the case.  ended up 
> taking the trusty Atlantis out again & again, on trip after trip...and the 
> Hilsen (along with the soon to be sold off Hunqapillar) just stayed put at 
> home.  a shame, i know. so now i let go.
>
> a link to my CL posting here in Portland, Oregon:
>
> BIG HOMER <http://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/bik/5637718258.html> aka 
> the grand slam
>
> hit me up off list if you've got any questions.  i've got packing & 
> shipping materials ready to go. buyer pays shipping.  never done the 
> bikeflights thing before but i'm all for making it as affordable as 
> possible to send the big beast off to a new home.
>
> as is regularly the case- i learn a thing or two from the RBW owners group 
> here. if anything seems off or incorrect, please drop me a line.  thank you.
>
> -anthony ritchey / portland, oregon / PBH forgotten
>

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[RBW] Re: If you happen to live in Portland, Oregon...

[ant ritchey]

Any hints on where the ride is headin', John?  I'll guess we may swing by 
the Kenton USPS to tip our hats to Leo?

On Friday, June 17, 2016 at 7:28:10 AM UTC-7, John A. Bennett wrote:
>
> ...and like Rivendell Bicycle Works, our 1st Anniversary Ride & Party is 
> next Saturday, June 25. 
>
> It would be great to see you.
>
> Details in this link:
>
>
> http://us10.campaign-archive1.com/?u=ee06522cb612a1b08f4cb63b1=be9011e131=[UNIQID]
>

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[RBW] FS: NITTO cockpit - alba, tallux, miesha's, shimano, etc

[ant ritchey]

Another RBW/iBOB cross-post, another link to another Craigslist post...

CLASSY & HIGH-RISIN' 


Stainless steel Albatross, 110mm/25.4 Tallux, typical RBW Shimano MTB 
levers, the Dura-Ace 9 speed bar end shifters that we all know, Miesha's 
cork, Newbaums, a little hemp & a little shellac.

Like the add says- the shifters are not pictured but definitely definitely 
definitely included.  Additional pics available upon request.

IF the Shimano shifters were a dealbreaker BUT Silver bar ends would get 
you on board - I'd happily make the substitution for ya.

The stem was never installed further than the minimum insert.  No scratches 
on the whole rig.  Pristine.  Not tryin' to part this out unless I have to.

$200 + shipping

PM if interested.  Thanks!

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[RBW] FS: 65 A. HOMER HILSEN; single top tube, Waterford built.

[ant ritchey]

grow the herd, thin the herd, repeat.

bought this and a 62 Hunq from a list member right around the same time a 
year and a half ago. i was working a ton & going through a break up. too 
much money to throw around, too little time spent riding & just too much 
overlap between the stablemates, as can often-times be the case.  ended up 
taking the trusty Atlantis out again & again, on trip after trip...and the 
Hilsen (along with the soon to be sold off Hunqapillar) just stayed put at 
home.  a shame, i know. so now i let go.

a link to my CL posting here in Portland, Oregon:

BIG HOMER  aka the 
grand slam

hit me up off list if you've got any questions.  i've got packing & 
shipping materials ready to go. buyer pays shipping.  never done the 
bikeflights thing before but i'm all for making it as affordable as 
possible to send the big beast off to a new home.

as is regularly the case- i learn a thing or two from the RBW owners group 
here. if anything seems off or incorrect, please drop me a line.  thank you.

-anthony ritchey / portland, oregon / PBH forgotten

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[RBW] Re: FS- 64cm Wisconsin borne Samuel Hillborne frameset

[ant ritchey]

some one...stop me...please...

On Tuesday, June 14, 2016 at 10:44:18 AM UTC-7, Kainalu wrote:
>
> Hi!
> I've got a 65 Clem coming my way in July and was expecting to be riding 
> this Sam around until then, but then my appendix attacked, so I'm letting 
> it go (my tummy still hurts, doc says absolutely no rolling until July).
> Included in the sale is everything seen in the photos ("SHORT" 
> chainstays!!) minus the wheels & tires. The bottom bracket is brand new 
> super duper Shimano UN55 113mm, the headset is a headset like any other 
> except it has some indexing (it's original to the frame).
> Photos show plenty of nicks and scratches, but nothing that caused any 
> damage (no chainsuck, ever). Truth be told, this frame is arguably better 
> than new! It just got back from a trip to Waterford to get a popped 
> seatstay repaired, they actually are the source of the scratches on the 
> chainstays, but they did a beautiful job of making the bike structurally 
> magnificent so all is forgiven. 
>
> here's photos-
> https://goo.gl/photos/XnXmgmEch5tkDNBQA
>
> All this for $800 + bike flights shipping ($40 when I shipped it to 
> Waterford a couple months ago) 
>
> Thanks a ton
> -Kai
> Brooklyn NY
>

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[RBW] Re: Wald Big Basket + Nitto small front racks

[ant ritchey]

what riv calls the big wald plus marks or mini - fine from my experience.

if you're gonna really push it i highly recommend using compression straps 
or bungees or whatever to triangulate, securing basket to bars.

although this may not be ideal for drop bar use.  works incredibly well on 
albatross.

may sound like a no brainer, but!  make sure your mounting bolts are kept 
tight!

On Tuesday, June 14, 2016 at 11:24:38 AM UTC-7, Minh wrote:
>
> First off, i will not comment on how i secure my basket to my front racks.
>
> Second, is there any guidance (common sense or otherwise) about using the 
> bigger wald basket on the smaller nitto racks (either M12, Nitto Mini, 
> Mark's)?  Should i limit myself to bulky but not heavy loads?  
>
> I find that i'm not using my Big Front Rack as much and would like to 
> switch to a smaller front rack, but not if i will be super-limited in 
> use-cases
>

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[RBW] Re: Quickbeam rebuild for light-loaded road touring: your thoughts, experiences & assitance?

[ant ritchey]

keith & Jeremy- perfect!  EXACTLY what I'm looking for.  Gonna buy a gang 
of rings and experiment with a few different spindle lengths, then perhaps 
buy something solid.

More from me on this thread soon!

On Wednesday, May 4, 2016 at 9:51:55 AM UTC-7, ant ritchey wrote:
>
> Hey folks-
>
> Trying to restore my QB back to a semi-stock state.  Bought mine with a 
> track crank & sturmey 5 spd set up.  Got rid of both.  I've got a nice 
> suntour triple and flip flop wheel waiting patiently to be rebuilt into my 
> beautiful orange 64cm machine.  Here's where your thoughts and experiences 
> come in-
>
> Bottom bracket length- the track crank had affixed itself to a stubby 
> little number, doubt it's gonna work with a double.  Anyone know the stock 
> spindle length off the top of their heads?
> Chain ring sizes- came with a 40/32, correct?
> Flip flop gearing- stock were 16 & 18t freewheels?
> Quick release rear wheel, yes?  Would bolt-on be too much of a pain in the 
> behind?  (I'm guessing I'm going to swap out the axle hardware for a QR set 
> up...)
> Racks/luggage- most likely going to use m32 & r14.  Anyone have a 
> bulletproof SS touring rack and or bag combo they'd recommend? 
> Stock gearing & touring/climbing- I know there are a buncha folks out 
> there who've ridden the QB quite a ways.  How did the 40/32 & 16/18 set up 
> pan out?
> Bar/stem- Noodles & Tech Dlx stock?  I'll probably stick to this set up.  
> Although I'm curious if a mustache bar would give me greater hand-grip 
> power on the out-of-saddle climbing stretches...
>
> As the post says- I'd like to initially set up for light/moderate loads 
> (basket & saddlebag) for touring >75% paved roads, coast range road riding 
> & climbing.  The QB is one of the most comfortable rides I've ever owned 
> and due to its simple nature, ends up being my city ride more often than 
> not.  Therefore shying away from setting it up for gravel, dirt & other 
> surfaces I tend to tour on.
>
> That's all I can think of for now.  Thanks in advance to all who share 
> their advice.
>
> Best,
> Ant / PDX
>

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[RBW] Re: Quickbeam rebuild for light-loaded road touring: your thoughts, experiences & assitance?

[ant ritchey]

Thanks all!

Bill- totally right.  hobby wrenching for 20 years and i learn uber simple 
stuff every other day.

DP- city & country- def not mutually exclusive!  

Minh- i'm thinking 35mm; i've got the other rigs for 40, 50 and so on.

JohnS- thanks for the Phil rec.  definitely gonna use the wheel set I got, 
and there aint no Phil Wood in sight.

I raced bmx as a younger man and the thought of the WI duo freewheel seems 
unfathomable, yet- there it is.  I need to get my paws on one of these!  
Honestly though and not trying to start a thread about the holy holy thread 
derailleur- BUT i remained sketched about compass tires, supple tires, 
light tires, "event" tires, (kevlar-less tires?), what have you.  The 
reviews personal and otherwise reveal the undeniable great divide.  Bottom 
line being that Interstate Ave here in North Portland is littered, riddled 
& diddled with every bit of glass, rock, pock, frayed wire, catalog of 
industrial staple size imaginable.  Unfortunately(?) it is part of my daily 
riding; to, from, repeat.  Fortunately I'm a bit of brute and hardly notice 
the difference.  Ride feel, for me, is 75% dependent on how I feel before 
throwing a leg over the bike.  

But yeah- it's gonna be about riding trafficked shoulders and secondary 
highways 50% of the time kinda bike; no BQ-friendly shots anywhere.  Less 
concerned with tire stuff, and quite interested in touring, climbing, 
load-carrying-related input.  Asking about gearing cuz I usually ride 46/16 
city-wise, errand-wise, commute-wise.  Legitimately afraid of bouncing up 
and down all the way to the workplace, store, etc.  Between BMX and SS 
commuting all the years that I've done so- the QB is a slightly 
non-intuitive build for me; yet again- there it is.  The reminder of the 
Duo FW's existence is key.  THANK YOU.

On Wednesday, May 4, 2016 at 9:51:55 AM UTC-7, ant ritchey wrote:
>
> Hey folks-
>
> Trying to restore my QB back to a semi-stock state.  Bought mine with a 
> track crank & sturmey 5 spd set up.  Got rid of both.  I've got a nice 
> suntour triple and flip flop wheel waiting patiently to be rebuilt into my 
> beautiful orange 64cm machine.  Here's where your thoughts and experiences 
> come in-
>
> Bottom bracket length- the track crank had affixed itself to a stubby 
> little number, doubt it's gonna work with a double.  Anyone know the stock 
> spindle length off the top of their heads?
> Chain ring sizes- came with a 40/32, correct?
> Flip flop gearing- stock were 16 & 18t freewheels?
> Quick release rear wheel, yes?  Would bolt-on be too much of a pain in the 
> behind?  (I'm guessing I'm going to swap out the axle hardware for a QR set 
> up...)
> Racks/luggage- most likely going to use m32 & r14.  Anyone have a 
> bulletproof SS touring rack and or bag combo they'd recommend? 
> Stock gearing & touring/climbing- I know there are a buncha folks out 
> there who've ridden the QB quite a ways.  How did the 40/32 & 16/18 set up 
> pan out?
> Bar/stem- Noodles & Tech Dlx stock?  I'll probably stick to this set up.  
> Although I'm curious if a mustache bar would give me greater hand-grip 
> power on the out-of-saddle climbing stretches...
>
> As the post says- I'd like to initially set up for light/moderate loads 
> (basket & saddlebag) for touring >75% paved roads, coast range road riding 
> & climbing.  The QB is one of the most comfortable rides I've ever owned 
> and due to its simple nature, ends up being my city ride more often than 
> not.  Therefore shying away from setting it up for gravel, dirt & other 
> surfaces I tend to tour on.
>
> That's all I can think of for now.  Thanks in advance to all who share 
> their advice.
>
> Best,
> Ant / PDX
>

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[RBW] Quickbeam rebuild for light-loaded road touring: your thoughts, experiences & assitance?

[ant ritchey]

Hey folks-

Trying to restore my QB back to a semi-stock state.  Bought mine with a 
track crank & sturmey 5 spd set up.  Got rid of both.  I've got a nice 
suntour triple and flip flop wheel waiting patiently to be rebuilt into my 
beautiful orange 64cm machine.  Here's where your thoughts and experiences 
come in-

Bottom bracket length- the track crank had affixed itself to a stubby 
little number, doubt it's gonna work with a double.  Anyone know the stock 
spindle length off the top of their heads?
Chain ring sizes- came with a 40/32, correct?
Flip flop gearing- stock were 16 & 18t freewheels?
Quick release rear wheel, yes?  Would bolt-on be too much of a pain in the 
behind?  (I'm guessing I'm going to swap out the axle hardware for a QR set 
up...)
Racks/luggage- most likely going to use m32 & r14.  Anyone have a 
bulletproof SS touring rack and or bag combo they'd recommend? 
Stock gearing & touring/climbing- I know there are a buncha folks out there 
who've ridden the QB quite a ways.  How did the 40/32 & 16/18 set up pan 
out?
Bar/stem- Noodles & Tech Dlx stock?  I'll probably stick to this set up.  
Although I'm curious if a mustache bar would give me greater hand-grip 
power on the out-of-saddle climbing stretches...

As the post says- I'd like to initially set up for light/moderate loads 
(basket & saddlebag) for touring >75% paved roads, coast range road riding 
& climbing.  The QB is one of the most comfortable rides I've ever owned 
and due to its simple nature, ends up being my city ride more often than 
not.  Therefore shying away from setting it up for gravel, dirt & other 
surfaces I tend to tour on.

That's all I can think of for now.  Thanks in advance to all who share 
their advice.

Best,
Ant / PDX

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Re: [RBW] Re: FS: Nitto, Brooks, Soma, Panaracer, Schwalbe, Tubus...the good stuff!

[ant ritchey]

both tubus racks SOLD

On Monday, February 22, 2016 at 1:13:22 PM UTC-8, Tim Gavin wrote:
>
> Ant-
>
> OK, sorry for being indecisive, but I'm interested in the Tubus Tara if 
> it's still available.  It would make it easy to add a pannier rack to my 
> bikes (well, much easier than mounting the Nitto Campee classic I have).
>
> Shipping to 52404
>
> Thanks,
> Tim Gavin
>
>
>
> On Mon, Feb 22, 2016 at 11:23 AM, ant ritchey <likewise...@gmail.com 
> > wrote:
>
>>
>> Cane Creek levers SOLD
>> Deore DX front derailleur SOLD
>> Shimano SPD platforms SOLD
>>
>> On Thursday, February 18, 2016 at 9:22:14 AM UTC-8, ant ritchey wrote:
>>>
>>> I'm a renter here in Portland, Oregon.  The place I've been in for 3 
>>> years just sold for 500k over what the owner paid back in 1989.  We've 
>>> received our GTFO notice, so like it or not- spring cleaning comes early 
>>> for me this year.
>>>
>>>
>>> PARTS
>>> -Soma Sparrowbars, silver, 520mm width, 22.2mm clamp, lil scratched & 
>>> tape gunk.  $15
>>> -Shimano 600 crankset, Tri Color, double 172.5 w/ 53 & 42t rings, 
>>> self-extracting bolts & covers, very good condition.  $50
>>> -Cane Creek SCR-5, brand new gum hoods, levers a lil scratched.  $20
>>> -Shimano Deore front derailer FD-M590, black clamp w/ silver cage, brand 
>>> new.  $25
>>> -Shimano Deore rear derailleur set, RD-m591 black, brand new.  $35
>>> -Shimano front derailer FD-2203, black clamp w/ silver cage, for a 
>>> triple 31.8, good condition.  $15
>>> -Shimano Deore front derailer FD-M591, black clamp w/ silver cage, for a 
>>> triple, 31.8 clamp.  $15
>>> -Shimano Deore rear derailer RD-M591, black, some scratches but works 
>>> perfectly, 9 spd.  $20
>>> -Deore DX front derailer, 31.8 clamp w/ shim for 1 1/8", for a triple, 
>>> good condition.  $15
>>> -Nitto Dirt Drop stem, MT-5, came stock on '86 MB-2, 125mm quill, 110mm 
>>> extension, 25.4 clamp, good condition.  $20
>>> -Nitto stem, vintage...70's era?, 150mm quill, 70mm reach, 26.0 clamp, 
>>> good condition.  $20
>>> (hex bolt quill tightening style; having trouble finding images of this 
>>> particluar onevia google search...)
>>> -Nitto mountain riser bars, B801-FAA, came stock on '86 MB-2, good 
>>> condition.  $10
>>> -Sugino chainring, silver 44t, good condition, 8/9/10 spd.  $8
>>> -Panaracer Pasela 700x32, gumwall, a little dirty but basically brand 
>>> new.  $30/pair
>>> -Schwalbe Marathon 700x32, <1k miles, black.  $25/pair
>>> -Dia Compe Guidonnet brake levers DC-139, 23.8 clamp, silver & very good 
>>> condition.  $20
>>> -Tubus Tara front lowrider rack, silver, good condition.  $65
>>> -Tubus Logo Evo rear rack, silver, shows signs of wear but functions 
>>> perfectly.  $80
>>> -Shimano Dual Platform pedals w/ one sided SPD, silver, good condition. 
>>>  $20
>>> -Paul thumbies, black, 25.4 clamp, very good condition.  $40
>>> -IRD Defiant track cranks, beautiful cranks in very good condition, 170 
>>> mm w/ a 46t ring, 144bcd.  $85
>>> -Sugino SG75 track cranks w/ SG75 bottom bracket, 165mm w/ 49t ring, 
>>> 144bcd, arms show some signs of wear but otherwise in very good 
>>> condition; BB: square taper, 120mm spindle, zero pitting and in very good 
>>> condition, prettiest BB ever, IMO, NJS stamped, etc. $195 for everything
>>> -Brooks B17 Select, honey w/ hammered rivets & black rails, basically 
>>> brand new (<500 miles) $130
>>> -3t stem, silver & very good condition,140mm quill, 110mm extension, 
>>> 26.0 clamp $20
>>> -Forte Campus pedal, double-sided SPD style, fair condition but function 
>>> perfectly $15
>>>
>>>
>>> Trade interests:  aluminum heat treated Albatross, King Iris cages, 
>>> Schmidt Edulux II & SON hub, Sackville Backabike Bags in tan, Carradice 
>>> sadlebags and/orBagman Expedition,
>>>
>>>
>>> Prices do not do not do not include shipping.  Paypal is preferred, but 
>>> I'm open to other methods of payment.  Paypal will be conducted through an 
>>> email address not my own (my girlfriend's) so I'll provide that when 
>>> necessary.  "Send money to Friend & Fam" or you pay the fee.  Happy to 
>>> strike ya a deal if ya want a buncha stuff!
>>>
>>> Pictures or more details available via email ( likewise...@gmail.com 
>>> ) or text 

[RBW] Re: FS: Nitto, Brooks, Soma, Panaracer, Schwalbe, Tubus...the good stuff!

[ant ritchey]

Cane Creek levers SOLD
Deore DX front derailleur SOLD
Shimano SPD platforms SOLD

On Thursday, February 18, 2016 at 9:22:14 AM UTC-8, ant ritchey wrote:
>
> I'm a renter here in Portland, Oregon.  The place I've been in for 3 years 
> just sold for 500k over what the owner paid back in 1989.  We've received 
> our GTFO notice, so like it or not- spring cleaning comes early for me this 
> year.
>
>
> PARTS
> -Soma Sparrowbars, silver, 520mm width, 22.2mm clamp, lil scratched & tape 
> gunk.  $15
> -Shimano 600 crankset, Tri Color, double 172.5 w/ 53 & 42t rings, 
> self-extracting bolts & covers, very good condition.  $50
> -Cane Creek SCR-5, brand new gum hoods, levers a lil scratched.  $20
> -Shimano Deore front derailer FD-M590, black clamp w/ silver cage, brand 
> new.  $25
> -Shimano Deore rear derailleur set, RD-m591 black, brand new.  $35
> -Shimano front derailer FD-2203, black clamp w/ silver cage, for a triple 
> 31.8, good condition.  $15
> -Shimano Deore front derailer FD-M591, black clamp w/ silver cage, for a 
> triple, 31.8 clamp.  $15
> -Shimano Deore rear derailer RD-M591, black, some scratches but works 
> perfectly, 9 spd.  $20
> -Deore DX front derailer, 31.8 clamp w/ shim for 1 1/8", for a triple, 
> good condition.  $15
> -Nitto Dirt Drop stem, MT-5, came stock on '86 MB-2, 125mm quill, 110mm 
> extension, 25.4 clamp, good condition.  $20
> -Nitto stem, vintage...70's era?, 150mm quill, 70mm reach, 26.0 clamp, 
> good condition.  $20
> (hex bolt quill tightening style; having trouble finding images of this 
> particluar onevia google search...)
> -Nitto mountain riser bars, B801-FAA, came stock on '86 MB-2, good 
> condition.  $10
> -Sugino chainring, silver 44t, good condition, 8/9/10 spd.  $8
> -Panaracer Pasela 700x32, gumwall, a little dirty but basically brand new. 
>  $30/pair
> -Schwalbe Marathon 700x32, <1k miles, black.  $25/pair
> -Dia Compe Guidonnet brake levers DC-139, 23.8 clamp, silver & very good 
> condition.  $20
> -Tubus Tara front lowrider rack, silver, good condition.  $65
> -Tubus Logo Evo rear rack, silver, shows signs of wear but functions 
> perfectly.  $80
> -Shimano Dual Platform pedals w/ one sided SPD, silver, good condition. 
>  $20
> -Paul thumbies, black, 25.4 clamp, very good condition.  $40
> -IRD Defiant track cranks, beautiful cranks in very good condition, 170 mm 
> w/ a 46t ring, 144bcd.  $85
> -Sugino SG75 track cranks w/ SG75 bottom bracket, 165mm w/ 49t ring, 
> 144bcd, arms show some signs of wear but otherwise in very good 
> condition; BB: square taper, 120mm spindle, zero pitting and in very good 
> condition, prettiest BB ever, IMO, NJS stamped, etc. $195 for everything
> -Brooks B17 Select, honey w/ hammered rivets & black rails, basically 
> brand new (<500 miles) $130
> -3t stem, silver & very good condition,140mm quill, 110mm extension, 26.0 
> clamp $20
> -Forte Campus pedal, double-sided SPD style, fair condition but function 
> perfectly $15
>
>
> Trade interests:  aluminum heat treated Albatross, King Iris cages, 
> Schmidt Edulux II & SON hub, Sackville Backabike Bags in tan, Carradice 
> sadlebags and/orBagman Expedition,
>
>
> Prices do not do not do not include shipping.  Paypal is preferred, but 
> I'm open to other methods of payment.  Paypal will be conducted through an 
> email address not my own (my girlfriend's) so I'll provide that when 
> necessary.  "Send money to Friend & Fam" or you pay the fee.  Happy to 
> strike ya a deal if ya want a buncha stuff!
>
> Pictures or more details available via email ( likewisewildf...@gmail.com) 
> or text ( 7too4-7five7-935ate) or PM (private message)
> For those of you whose phones are "smart" and can receive image texts from 
> iPhones, I'mma say that'll be easiest.  Someone give me a friendly holler 
> if any o' this stuff is ignorantly priced.
>  
> Apologies for the classic RBW/iBOB crosspost...
>
> I'm in Portland, Oregon (N/Eliot) if you'd like to come by and take a look.
>

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[RBW] FS: Nitto, Brooks, Soma, Panaracer, Schwalbe, Tubus...the good stuff!

[ant ritchey]

I'm a renter here in Portland, Oregon.  The place I've been in for 3 years 
just sold for 500k over what the owner paid back in 1989.  We've received 
our GTFO notice, so like it or not- spring cleaning comes early for me this 
year.


PARTS
-Soma Sparrowbars, silver, 520mm width, 22.2mm clamp, lil scratched & tape 
gunk.  $15
-Shimano 600 crankset, Tri Color, double 172.5 w/ 53 & 42t rings, 
self-extracting bolts & covers, very good condition.  $50
-Cane Creek SCR-5, brand new gum hoods, levers a lil scratched.  $20
-Shimano Deore front derailer FD-M590, black clamp w/ silver cage, brand 
new.  $25
-Shimano Deore rear derailleur set, RD-m591 black, brand new.  $35
-Shimano front derailer FD-2203, black clamp w/ silver cage, for a triple 
31.8, good condition.  $15
-Shimano Deore front derailer FD-M591, black clamp w/ silver cage, for a 
triple, 31.8 clamp.  $15
-Shimano Deore rear derailer RD-M591, black, some scratches but works 
perfectly, 9 spd.  $20
-Deore DX front derailer, 31.8 clamp w/ shim for 1 1/8", for a triple, good 
condition.  $15
-Nitto Dirt Drop stem, MT-5, came stock on '86 MB-2, 125mm quill, 110mm 
extension, 25.4 clamp, good condition.  $20
-Nitto stem, vintage...70's era?, 150mm quill, 70mm reach, 26.0 clamp, good 
condition.  $20
(hex bolt quill tightening style; having trouble finding images of this 
particluar onevia google search...)
-Nitto mountain riser bars, B801-FAA, came stock on '86 MB-2, good 
condition.  $10
-Sugino chainring, silver 44t, good condition, 8/9/10 spd.  $8
-Panaracer Pasela 700x32, gumwall, a little dirty but basically brand new. 
 $30/pair
-Schwalbe Marathon 700x32, <1k miles, black.  $25/pair
-Dia Compe Guidonnet brake levers DC-139, 23.8 clamp, silver & very good 
condition.  $20
-Tubus Tara front lowrider rack, silver, good condition.  $65
-Tubus Logo Evo rear rack, silver, shows signs of wear but functions 
perfectly.  $80
-Shimano Dual Platform pedals w/ one sided SPD, silver, good condition.  $20
-Paul thumbies, black, 25.4 clamp, very good condition.  $40
-IRD Defiant track cranks, beautiful cranks in very good condition, 170 mm 
w/ a 46t ring, 144bcd.  $85
-Sugino SG75 track cranks w/ SG75 bottom bracket, 165mm w/ 49t ring, 
144bcd, arms show some signs of wear but otherwise in very good 
condition; BB: square taper, 120mm spindle, zero pitting and in very good 
condition, prettiest BB ever, IMO, NJS stamped, etc. $195 for everything
-Brooks B17 Select, honey w/ hammered rivets & black rails, basically brand 
new (<500 miles) $130
-3t stem, silver & very good condition,140mm quill, 110mm extension, 26.0 
clamp $20
-Forte Campus pedal, double-sided SPD style, fair condition but function 
perfectly $15


Trade interests:  aluminum heat treated Albatross, King Iris cages, Schmidt 
Edulux II & SON hub, Sackville Backabike Bags in tan, Carradice sadlebags 
and/orBagman Expedition,


Prices do not do not do not include shipping.  Paypal is preferred, but I'm 
open to other methods of payment.  Paypal will be conducted through an 
email address not my own (my girlfriend's) so I'll provide that when 
necessary.  "Send money to Friend & Fam" or you pay the fee.  Happy to 
strike ya a deal if ya want a buncha stuff!

Pictures or more details available via email ( likewisewildf...@gmail.com) 
or text ( 7too4-7five7-935ate) or PM (private message)
For those of you whose phones are "smart" and can receive image texts from 
iPhones, I'mma say that'll be easiest.  Someone give me a friendly holler 
if any o' this stuff is ignorantly priced.
 
Apologies for the classic RBW/iBOB crosspost...

I'm in Portland, Oregon (N/Eliot) if you'd like to come by and take a look.

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[RBW] Re: Nitto Hub Area racks & their accompanying Sackville bags

[ant ritchey]

Thanks Mark!

You're referring to a previous post on Bill's WTB backabike thread, yes?

Gonna keep fiddling with 'em and probably convince myself that i need to 
buy some tan backabike sackvilles pronto! 

On Thursday, February 11, 2016 at 10:33:37 AM UTC-8, Mark in Beacon wrote:
>
> And P.S. I do use these often with a decent load weight, including grocery 
> shopping and sometimes overstuffing. But nothing they should not be able to 
> handle. And of course it is a snip of the scissor and a quick seal with a 
> match to shorten the replacement straps, which do appear to be much 
> heartier. If they eventually also begin to fray, I will just go with the 
> rope, which should last a very long time with no worries. (And I have extra 
> lengths of the rope, if anyone would like some for their sackville 
> panniers.)
>

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[RBW] Nitto Hub Area racks & their accompanying Sackville bags

[ant ritchey]

Finally getting around to installing the HA racks and bags.  Was only 
slightly skeptical of the irish-strap-as-lone-attachment hardware.

Post-s24o, approx 100 miles and lots of bumps...very impressed!  No 
loosening what so ever, though i shied from putting anything too heavy in 
them.

So my lackluster (and unintentional) review is "hell yeah!" to the 
rack/bag/strap combo.

And my question is this:  how do you do 'em?  thoughts, feelings, 
experiences...interested in hearing what the group has to say!

thanks!

ant in pdx or

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[RBW] Re: Surly Extraterrestrial 26 x 2.5

[ant ritchey]

wow.

what a ding a ling i am.  totally thought i was posting this to iBob!

jeremy- thanks for the link!

david- the 850 is coming together nicely thus far, though it's not yet on 
the road.  got some vintage xt, ritchey, a hite rite, some bullmooses, 
cr720's.  just deciding on tires & drivetrain but it oughtta be good to 
go.  i'll try to get it posted to iBob once it's settled.

On Tuesday, December 8, 2015 at 9:01:44 AM UTC-8, David Banzer wrote:
>
> Glad you got that frame built up quickly. While looking at 29er tires last 
> night, I noticed that Continental has a few models in the the 26x2.4" size. 
> Might be worth a look.
> David
> Chicago
>
> On Monday, December 7, 2015 at 6:01:30 PM UTC-6, ant ritchey wrote:
>>
>> Just picked up a Trek 850 that's been floating around the hands of more 
>> than a few iBob-ers and with it I'd like to go fenderless/as big as 
>> possible in the tire department.
>>
>> The single Maxxis Minion 2.5 tire that i found on the street clears both 
>> front and back, even with the knobs.  Tis a lil tite at the chainstay...
>>
>> Nonetheless - 
>>
>> The Surly Extraterrestrial 26x2.5 tires are intriguing.  Just thought I'd 
>> see if any iBOB personnel have gave 'em a try.
>>
>> Thank y'all/yinz/you all
>>
>> ant/pdx or
>>
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[RBW] Surly Extraterrestrial 26 x 2.5

[ant ritchey]

Just picked up a Trek 850 that's been floating around the hands of more 
than a few iBob-ers and with it I'd like to go fenderless/as big as 
possible in the tire department.

The single Maxxis Minion 2.5 tire that i found on the street clears both 
front and back, even with the knobs.  Tis a lil tite at the chainstay...

Nonetheless - 

The Surly Extraterrestrial 26x2.5 tires are intriguing.  Just thought I'd 
see if any iBOB personnel have gave 'em a try.

Thank y'all/yinz/you all

ant/pdx or

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[RBW] FT: Curious About The Bosco?

[ant ritchey]

How about Nitto North Road (very similar shape) and Technomic Deluxe? PM if 
you're interested. 

Thanks!

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[RBW] Re: AHH 700sea to 650be

[ant ritchey]

Thanks for the info!

Twas a silly idea, I realize.  Yet- I had a lead on a sweet pair of 650b 
wheels and thought maybe?

The Soma 700x42's are on there now so the 650b AHH glint in my eye has 
subsided.

On Saturday, October 17, 2015 at 9:53:58 AM UTC-7, ant ritchey wrote:
>
> anyone play around with swapping out the 700's for 650's?
>
> i've got a big (65) waterford AHH, some tektro long reach and paul racers 
> layin' around.
>
> currently not a 650b wheel in the house to throw in there so i'm bringing 
> my curio to thee list.
>
> any info much appreciated!
>

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Re: [RBW] Re: New fat 700 tires! 700x42 ultra light

[ant ritchey]

Just slapped a pair of the lighter versions (whatever they're called) on my 
Hilsen.

Pumped 'em to 80 (they are 75 max) and picked up a pretty little shard of 
brown glass exactly 2.5 blocks from my house!

Will report back soon enough, hopefully.

On Monday, November 2, 2015 at 3:28:01 PM UTC-8, Steve Palincsar wrote:
>
> There was a lot of pleading and whining on the mailing lists asking for 
> wide 700Cs.  I think that pleading finally won Jan over.
>
> On 11/02/2015 06:18 PM, 'Mark in Beacon' via RBW Owners Bunch wrote:
>
> I'm surprised Compass even went to 38, never mind 42. Jan's theory has 
> been that whatever the wheel size, there is an optimum sweet spot for 
> plushness, speed, handling, and it so happens that when you measure wheel 
> plus tire, the total circumference is almost equal. I think it is something 
> like 700C = 32mm, 650B = 42mm, 26" = 52mm. When you start going beyond a 
> 700 x 35, I think the handling starts to get a bit weird. Plus your bike 
> starts to get pretty jacked, unless it was designed for monster tires to 
> begin with. I rode a bike with 700 x 41C Nimbus tires for a few years in 
> the early 90s. I wasn't such a tire snob back then, and I've since heard 
> the Nimbus series were considered dogs(no doubt stiff sidewalls, they were 
> probably also belted), but it was about the only thing going in a wide road 
> tire back then. I found it just fine for city riding, but a bit sluggish in 
> the turns. The bike was built with those tires in mind, but there was 
> barely any clearance, never mind fenders.
>
> I realize he sells tires, and so the BQ Jan must accommodate the Compass 
> Jan, and Compass is already beyond his stated optimums in both 700C and 
> 650B with the latest tire offerings (and I may go for a pair of Switchbacks 
> at some point.) But anyway, at some point, how much is enough already? He 
> has even said the Rat Traps are occasionally a bit overly bouncy on the 
> road. 
>
> On Monday, November 2, 2015 at 4:35:32 PM UTC-5, Amit Singh wrote: 
>>
>> The last time Soma offered it's 700x38mm C-Line, Compass was not far 
>> behind to offer it's own 700x38mm. 
>>
>> I hope the same thing will happen this time. ... and if not, it's worth 
>> asking again. 
>>
>> Jan, could you please make a Compass 700x42mm tire for us to purchase? :)
>>
>
>
>

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[RBW] Re: 1985 trek 870 rivified and rebuilt

[ant ritchey]

jeeelousy

On Friday, October 30, 2015 at 6:21:47 PM UTC-7, drew wrote:
>
>
> i posted about a 30$ trek 870 frame/fork i found earlier this year HERE 
> .
>  
>  
>
> 
> boredom, and the fact that ive never been able to abide a true beater, 
> turned it into a project that was helped out by several people in the group 
> who supplied parts, so i figured i'd share how it turned out. 
>
>
> 
>
>
> 
>
>
> 
>
>

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[RBW] AHH 700sea to 650be

[ant ritchey]

anyone play around with swapping out the 700's for 650's?

i've got a big (65) waterford AHH, some tektro long reach and paul racers 
layin' around.

currently not a 650b wheel in the house to throw in there so i'm bringing 
my curio to thee list.

any info much appreciated!

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[RBW] WTT: my 64 QB for your 66

[ant ritchey]

I've got an orange beam in 64 and i do believe i should be atop a 66.

any beamers out there lookin' to potentially "downsize"?

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[RBW] Re: All arounder Handlebar recommendations GO!

[ant ritchey]

my shoulders/anatomy feel a little pinched on the jitensha's, but I see 
where they'd work for folks.  i'm a six foot four broad shouldered bloke.

i just swapped albatross for ahearne maps on my "all rounder" (atlantis), 
the bike on which i'm about to do this oregon outback thing i've heard so 
much about, so we'll see.

i've been comfy and pleased with the albatross for many years, many miles, 
many types of roads and riding.  and i'd never sell them.  get noodles high 
enough and they're pretty all-roundish, especially if yer sam is roady-ish.


On Tuesday, October 13, 2015 at 7:45:35 PM UTC-7, drew wrote:
>
> I have a sam and a hunqapillar. sam had mustache bars, hunq had albatross. 
> Then the hunq got albastache and the sam got the old albatross bars because 
> I figured it was silly to have 2 bikes with similar bars. Long story short, 
> the albatross bars on the sam feel way too upright for my liking (and sam 
> is my "roadyish" bike). I'm aware of all the nitto/riv models, but what do 
> people like for an all around bar?
>
> Looking for a couple hand positions, not fully upright, faster feeling 
> bar, mostly road riding with a little dirt. Solo, all purpose/no purpose 
> rides. 
> I haven't ridden drops since a fixed gear bike got me into bikes (and away 
> from fixed gears). I'm not super excited about drops but am somewhat 
> curious about the low rise dirt drop style bars. What's out there that I 
> should be considering?
>

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[RBW] Re: FS: Nitto, Brooks, Coffee, Ultra Light, Wool, MUSA bits

[ant ritchey]

Porlex grinder, MKS pedals, Albastache, Brooks Pro, Nitto S83  Jack Brown 
have all sold.

Feel free to make offers on any of the remaining items.

On Tuesday, June 2, 2015 at 7:15:03 AM UTC-7, ant ritchey wrote:

 parts
 MKS Sylvan track pedals, very good condition, $15
 Nitto Albastache, a few scrapes near clamp, very good condition $70
 Brooks Professional, honey w/ copper rails, tension bolt hasn't moved, as 
 this saddle was barely ridden $95
 Nitto S83 seat post 26.8, very good condition, less than 200 miles $80 
 Nitto S65 Crystal Fellow 27.2 x 210, very good condition  riv's outta 
 stock $70
 Shimano Deore front  rear derailleur set, FD-m590 black clamp silver 
 cage, RD-m591 black, brand new $50
 1 Jack Brown Blue, worn but with life left $5

 gear
 Smart Wool beanie, cuffed, blue 100% merino, worn twice $12
 Snow Peak titanium bowl, plate  mini-spork, very good condition $30 for 
 the set
 Leatherman H502 http://www.leatherman.com/h502-241.html knife, MUSA, 
 only philips driver included, good condition $30
 Porlex Mini Hand Grinder 
 http://buy.stumptowncoffee.com/porlex-mini-mill.html, nests in your 
 aero press, very good condition, comes w/ vintage stainless pour-over 
 device $50
 Big Agnes Copper Spur Ultra Light 2-person tent 
 http://www.rei.com/product/865389/big-agnes-copper-spur-ul-2-tent, brand 
 new with tags $250
 American Apparel backpack, THIS ONE 
 http://store.americanapparel.net/product/index.jsp?productId=rsa0508key=productfeedproductId=rsa0508ci_src=17588969ci_sku=89951mpch=ads,
  
 canvas, MUSA  very handsome; hardly used it $20
 Sea to Summit Thermolite Extreme mummy bag liner 
 http://www.rei.com/product/797114/sea-to-summit-thermolite-reactor-extreme-mummy-bag-liner,
  
 used twice $40

 Trade interested icluding but not limited to aluminum heat treated 
 Albatross, King Iris cages, Park Truing stand 2 or 2.2, a Mark's rack, 
 Schmidt Edulux II, SON hub, HA Rack Sackville Bags, Carradice Bagman 
 Expedition silver, 700c Compass tires, 64cm-68cm f/f, etc.

 Prices do not include shipping.  Open to reasonable offers.  Paypal 
 preferred.  Pics upon request, via email or text (72fore 7fiiive7 935ate  
 lemme know you're a RBW/BOB).  Apologies for the redundancy in cross-posts 
 to the sister lists. A lot of this stuff may be posted to PDX OR 
 Craigslist.  Feel free to come check the stuff out in person- I'm in North 
 Portland, Oregon.


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[RBW] FS: Nitto, Brooks, Coffee, Ultra Light, Wool, MUSA bits

[ant ritchey]

parts
MKS Sylvan track pedals, very good condition, $15
Nitto Albastache, a few scrapes near clamp, very good condition $70
Brooks Professional, honey w/ copper rails, tension bolt hasn't moved, as 
this saddle was barely ridden $95
Nitto S83 seat post 26.8, very good condition, less than 200 miles $80 
Nitto S65 Crystal Fellow 27.2 x 210, very good condition  riv's outta 
stock $70
Shimano Deore front  rear derailleur set, FD-m590 black clamp silver cage, 
RD-m591 black, brand new $50
1 Jack Brown Blue, worn but with life left $5

gear
Smart Wool beanie, cuffed, blue 100% merino, worn twice $12
Snow Peak titanium bowl, plate  mini-spork, very good condition $30 for 
the set
Leatherman H502 http://www.leatherman.com/h502-241.html knife, MUSA, only 
philips driver included, good condition $30
Porlex Mini Hand Grinder 
http://buy.stumptowncoffee.com/porlex-mini-mill.html, nests in your aero 
press, very good condition, comes w/ vintage stainless pour-over device $50
Big Agnes Copper Spur Ultra Light 2-person tent 
http://www.rei.com/product/865389/big-agnes-copper-spur-ul-2-tent, brand 
new with tags $250
American Apparel backpack, THIS ONE 
http://store.americanapparel.net/product/index.jsp?productId=rsa0508key=productfeedproductId=rsa0508ci_src=17588969ci_sku=89951mpch=ads,
 
canvas, MUSA  very handsome; hardly used it $20
Sea to Summit Thermolite Extreme mummy bag liner 
http://www.rei.com/product/797114/sea-to-summit-thermolite-reactor-extreme-mummy-bag-liner,
 
used twice $40

Trade interested icluding but not limited to aluminum heat treated 
Albatross, King Iris cages, Park Truing stand 2 or 2.2, a Mark's rack, 
Schmidt Edulux II, SON hub, HA Rack Sackville Bags, Carradice Bagman 
Expedition silver, 700c Compass tires, 64cm-68cm f/f, etc.

Prices do not include shipping.  Open to reasonable offers.  Paypal 
preferred.  Pics upon request, via email or text (72fore 7fiiive7 935ate  
lemme know you're a RBW/BOB).  Apologies for the redundancy in cross-posts 
to the sister lists. A lot of this stuff may be posted to PDX OR 
Craigslist.  Feel free to come check the stuff out in person- I'm in North 
Portland, Oregon.

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[RBW] Re: Visting Portland

[ant ritchey]

All depends on where you're stayin!  Drop me a line offlist and I can throw 
my two cents atcha.

Best,
ant

On Tuesday, May 26, 2015 at 9:14:47 AM UTC-7, Kurt Manley wrote:

 My girlfriend and I are taking a road trip up to Portland in a couple 
 weeks and bringing our bikes. We plan on riding around fairly leisurely and 
 enjoying a great town. I've been before but never had the pleasure of 
 having my Riv (or any bike for that matter) with me. 

 Any tips? Good routes, sights, beer stops? We will def stop by Rivelo and 
 Velo Cult. 

 Thanks!


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[RBW] WTB - Tallux 7

[ant ritchey]

Looking to try out the Tallux 7.

Maybe interested in Tech Deluxe 7, maybe interested in Tallux 6 or 8.

Probably not interested in the reg ol' technomic, as i'm being a finish 
snob (nothing to do with Finland) on this one.

Thanks!

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[RBW] WTT Crystal Fellow - my short for your longer

[ant ritchey]

what's up everyone-

Hoping to find someone out there with a Nitto S65 Crystal Fella 27.2 in 
excellent condition that wants a shorter post for whatever reason.

I inevitably ride with more post than the usual fare and the one i'm ridin' 
on right now doesn't get me up high enough even when 
slightly-over-maxed-out.

I don't know exactly how to state the length of my S65 but I'd say it is 
200 or 210 mm.

lemme know if you can help.

ant/pdx


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[RBW] Re: VO Sabot pedal reviews needed, please.

[ant ritchey]

So far I'm loving the Sabots!

Didn't care for the Grip Kings.  Love the MKS touring but, yeah, wanted 
something bigger.  I own the VP Thin Gripsters and like them, however I 
prefer toe cages, so the VO Sabot was the next logical step.  Call me 
crazy.  I do a lot of touring, gravel, dirt, etc. on a number of different 
Rivs.  At the end of the day street shoes + cages/straps feel the best to 
me.

However- I have not logged too many miles on the VO Sabot w/ or w/o toe 
cage, so my input may not be of much use.  Just wanted to chime in and let 
you know that I'm pretty happy thus far.

On Tuesday, April 28, 2015 at 8:53:15 PM UTC-7, Lungimsam wrote:

 So tell me how yours are, and if you feel uniform support all under your 
 foot or not, and if they feel good on long rides and not allow pressure 
 points to be sore on the bottom of the feet after.

 Thanks for your time and thoughts.

 *Backstory, and details:*
 I am thinking of looking for a platform pedal that will be comfortable in 
 any shoe, no matter the sole construction (thick/thin/stiff/flimsy). On 
 another thread, I asked about good shoes for platform pedals, but seems it 
 could be a long and expensive time of try outs. So I was thinking get some 
 pedals that work great with any shoe and I won't be tied to just a single 
 shoe model that works for me.
 The Sabots seem to be the flattest, widest, longest, and most uniform 
 based (for maximum support). I think they are 100 x 100mm square shaped 
 pedals.
 I want something at least as wide as my MKS touring pedals (which the 
 Sabots are). And something without a lot of space cut out for maximum 
 uniform support underfoot (a feature the Sabots have).
 Thin Gripsters seem to be a close second, for what I am looking for 
 design-wise, as well as the Vice pedals. I am also thinking of trying the 
 MKS Sneaker Pedals, though they are a little narrower and don't have the 
 silver spindle aesthaetic I like. No to grip kings, and anything else that 
 is less wide than the MKS Touring pedal. They just make my feet feel like 
 they are rolling off the sides. So I need that wide support about 90mm+ 
 wide.


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[RBW] WTB: BULLMOOSE, NITTO bar end plug things, MIESHA cork

[ant ritchey]

MOOSE- Lookin' for the Riv ones but open to the original/OG and psibly 
other manifestations.

PLUGS- fancy overkill.  want it.

CORK- bar end or not, pairs or lonerswant 'em

Thanks, folks.

-ant / pdx, or

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[RBW] FS: Nitto, Brooks, Mavic, Mafac, Sugino, MKS more!

[Ant Ritchey]

Spring cleaning!

Nitto Noodle 48 wide, very good condition  $45
Mafac Racers, front  rear, complete w/ mafac-branded front  rear cable 
hangers.  Good condition.  $40
Shimano 105 road brake levers, silver w/ black hoods.  Good condition.  $10
Shimano cassette, 8 speed, 12-23.  Very good condition $10
Brooks B17 Imperial, black, hardly ridden, excellent condition $80
Tektro TRP silver drilled alloy brake levers, very good condition  $80
1 Jack Brown Blue, worn but with life left $15
Tektro Interruptors, silver, excellent condition  $20
Mavic Open Pro Wheelset, laced to Shimano Ultegra 6600, 32 f  r, 126 rear 
spacing, very good condition $125/set
Rivendell's Silver Hupe, the one and only $25
Sugino XD2 Crankset, double 175mm, no rings, very good condition $30
Nitto 65 Crystal Fellow 27.2 x 210mm, lower 95mm scuffed, otherwise very 
good condition $40
Nitto Technomic 5, 26.0 clamp, some scuffs but good condition $30
MKS Sylvan track pedals, very good condition, $15
Sturmey Archer 5 spd wheel w/ indexed thumb shifter, X-RF5 (W) hub, 36 hole 
laced to Araya AR-713 rim, black, Newbaum's tape, 18 tooth cog $150 (happy 
to break this wheel down to save on shipping if you're strictly interested 
in the hub, cog  shifter)

Trade interested icluding but not limited to aluminum heat treated 
Albatross, King Iris cages, Park Truing stand 2 or 2.2, Nitto Tallux 6, 7 
or 8, Schmidt Edulux II  SON hub, HA Rack Sackville Bags, Carradice Bagman 
support, 700c Compass tires, Sugino XD2 165 or 170 triple or wide low 
double.

Prices do not include shipping.  Open to reasonable offers.  Paypal 
preferred.  Pics upon request, via email or text (72fore 7fiiive7 935ate  
lemme know you're a RBW/BOB).  Apologies for the redundancy in cross-posts 
to the sister lists. A lot of this stuff is posted to PDX OR Craigslist.  
Feel free to come check the stuff out in person- I'm in Northeast Portland, 
Oregon.

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[RBW] Re: HUNQAPILLAR tire clearance experience, a subsequent design curiosity belated NEW BIKE DAY!

[Ant Ritchey]

Apologies for taking so long to post again on this thread!

Thanks to all who had a thing or two to say and took the time to post links 
to pictures and whatnot.

Sadly, I've been swamped with work, life happenings, other projects and 
varying other $-suckers so still no new tires on the Hunq!

Will certainly report back once something happens.

On Tuesday, February 3, 2015 at 9:31:58 AM UTC-8, Ant Ritchey wrote:

 Hello Riv folk  Hunq tribe.

 Ant in Portland, here.  Happy to say I'm the most excited owner of the 
 custom paint jobb'd 62cm 2012 Waterford Hunq (AKA The Silver Fox) that the 
 lovely Keith B posted FS a few months back.  (The sideways picture in that 
 post did that paint job so little justice!!!)  The bike went through a 
 standard baptism: brutal fenderless solo sunrise mud quest through Forest 
 Park, rack install and a near immediate swapping and switching of bars, 
 stem  tires.

 The 50mm Schwalbe Duremes that came on the Hunq are wonderful tires  they 
 are most appreciated additions via their new path in life on the Atlantis. 
  So no surprise here, right?  I wanna go bigger on the Hunqapillar.  I 
 threw on the biggest I had laying around, some 29 x 2.1 Kenda Small Block 
 8's.  My caliper says 54mm at the widest knob diameter.  (I was able to 
 safely squeeze these onto my Atlantis, for the record.)  There's some room 
 to go bigger, of course and here's where you all can steer me in the right 
 direction...  Gobs of clearance when it comes to the fork and chainstays, 
 but looking at the seat stays it seems like a 60mm/2.35 would be pushing 
 it.

 I'm on the verge of buying the first set of For-The-Hunq tires and I'd 
 very much appreciate the Good Word of thee Group.  I'm looking at some 
 Panaracer 2.2's but would love to max this baby out!  Can i go bigger? 
  What's the word?  Do you Bombadil riders get more clearance or no?

 From the design perspective: Probably ain't so easy to make much more 
 clearance in the seat stay zone without doing something funky (ie bowed 
 Atlantis chainstays), but my function/design question is this: why mega 
 wide clearances at the fork  chainstays if the seat stay clearance is the 
 ceiling at a mere (sarcasm) 59.5ishmm?  

 Also- if anyone recalls the initial FS posting and thread for this bike, (
 --- HERE 
 https://groups.google.com/forum/#!searchin/rbw-owners-bunch/waterford$20hunq/rbw-owners-bunch/vjPEda_VHYo/KREpRtBXre8J
  ) there was a mention by the now-previous owner of larger tire 
 clearance edition 
 which roused some questions in the group to little avail.  Were early 
 batches of Hunq's maxing out at a more narrow tire?  It's no big deal but I 
 admit I am a little confused by this claim.  Any and all info greatly 
 appreciated.  OK. Enough.  I'm gonna go ride now, I swear.


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[RBW] Re: Looking for North Coast beta: Lost Coast loop

[Ant Ritchey]

I believe you and your crew are shootin' for a different route than I'm 
familiar with but I found THIS PAGE 
http://northcoastbikerides.blogspot.com/2011/08/lost-coast-tour.html very 
helpful.

I was in the midst of a solo jaunt from Portland to SF and had taken the 
day off in Eureka.  On a whim decided to go Lost Coast/Usal Road to link 
back up with Highway 1 using little more than the Adventure Cycling map and 
a few notes jotted down from this fellow's site.  Seems like his rig was a 
traditional rando set up.  I went Atlantis w/ 700x42.  I spent the night at 
A W Way  Usal Beach campground.  Hands down my favorite part of the 
trip...enjoy!


On Friday, February 20, 2015 at 11:51:58 AM UTC-8, Neil wrote:

 Hey all -  a couple pals and I intend to ride the Tour of the Unknown 
 Coast route over 3 days in late May. I'm looking for any info on camping 
 and supplies, and any don't-miss spots along the way. We're taking 3 days/2 
 nights to ride about 100 miles, so we'll have lots of time for side-trips 
 and general corn-doggin'. Any and all recomendos and advice welcome!

 Cheers,

 Neil




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Re: [RBW] Rivendell A. Homer Hilson (65cm) for sale by original owner built by Waterford

[Ant Ritchey]

I can't stop buying Keith's bicycles...

On Friday, February 13, 2015 at 7:50:31 AM UTC-8, Keith B wrote:

 no it does not

 On Feb 13, 2015, at 7:08 AM, Jim Bronson wrote:

 So it doesn't include a front wheel?

 I forwarded it to a friend who's been shopping around.

 On Thu, Feb 12, 2015 at 10:52 PM, Keith B klb...@gmail.com javascript: 
 wrote:

 Rivendell A. Homer Hilson (65cm) for sale by original owner built by 
 Waterford. My reason for selling is want the same frame in a 63cm size (I'm 
 willing to trade for another Waterford Built AHH). This build new was 
 slightly over $4,400. Fenders, bottle cages in the photos have been 
 removed. Current saddle is black B17 Imperial. 

 Please note: I'm also willing to sell this bike as a Frame, Fork, 
 Headset, HandleBar, Stem, Brake Levers, and Rivendell Bar End Silver 
 Shifters for only $1,500. Please contact off list if interested (510) 
 703-1074. Keith

 $1,999 price includes:
 AHH Frame (65cm Waterford Built)
 Sugino XD 175mm Crankset 48/36/26
 Nitto Noodle Bars 48cm 26.0
 Nitto Tallux stem 100.0mm 
 Rivendell Silver Bar End Shifters  kit
 Cables and housing
 Tecktro Brake Interuptors
 Tektro TRP RRL SR Brake Levers - Silver Drilled Alloy - Gum Hoods
 Shimano XTR rear derailleur
 Campy Champ Triple front derailleur
 Rear WHEEL only 700c Shimano XT 135 Mavic Open Pro Rim with DT 14/15 
 Silver Competition Spokes.
 Nitto Seatpost 27.2
 Brooks B17 Imperial
 Chris King Headset (upgrade)
 Jack Brown Tire
 Shimano XT Chain

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[RBW] Re: (f)Atlantis gets a new look

[Ant Ritchey]

Tires, tires, tire talk!

I run cromo albas on my 64 Atlantis and I'm in love.  Just curious about 
your (f)Atlantis tire selection, clearances, etc.  I had 29x2.1 Kenda Small 
Blocks on there but it was really pushing it.  I downsized to 700x50 
Duremesfor now.  Any input appreciated!

On Monday, February 16, 2015 at 5:36:58 PM UTC-8, Mark Reimer wrote:

 I got a deal on a pair of Albatross bars from my LBS so I had to give it a 
 try. I had Noodles on before, which I found to be one of the most 
 comfortable bars I've tried yet.

 After two rides, I've gotta say. This is a new level of luxury. I feel 
 like I'm riding a couch on two wheels. It's not so easy to keep a higher 
 pace when being so upright, but that's ok. 

 Here's a few photos from a surprisingly warm-ish February ride on the 
 river and through the forest. 


 https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-hE9dN6M7AxQ/VOKZXfnCsYI/JyM/34UbSidg3Lk/s1600/Atlantis_Albatross_Winter-4.jpg


 https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-kJN7UKAlRFs/VOKZpqPCJfI/JyU/NqWtNbBJBd8/s1600/Atlantis_Albatross_Winter-9.jpg


 https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-pqKpkfkbdbc/VOKaPaQZqOI/Jyc/DzY5Grm2U7Q/s1600/Atlantis_Albatross_Winter-15.jpg


 https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-t9zTYZOg1M0/VOKbGpSRObI/Jyo/3ts7xGzNs0c/s1600/Atlantis_Albatross_Winter-18.jpg



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[RBW] HUNQAPILLAR tire clearance experience, a subsequent design curiosity belated NEW BIKE DAY!

[Ant Ritchey]

Hello Riv folk  Hunq tribe.

Ant in Portland, here.  Happy to say I'm the most excited owner of the 
custom paint jobb'd 62cm 2012 Waterford Hunq (AKA The Silver Fox) that the 
lovely Keith B posted FS a few months back.  (The sideways picture in that 
post did that paint job so little justice!!!)  The bike went through a 
standard baptism: brutal fenderless solo sunrise mud quest through Forest 
Park, rack install and a near immediate swapping and switching of bars, 
stem  tires.

The 50mm Schwalbe Duremes that came on the Hunq are wonderful tires  they 
are most appreciated additions via their new path in life on the Atlantis. 
 So no surprise here, right?  I wanna go bigger on the Hunqapillar.  I 
threw on the biggest I had laying around, some 29 x 2.1 Kenda Small Block 
8's.  My caliper says 54mm at the widest knob diameter.  (I was able to 
safely squeeze these onto my Atlantis, for the record.)  There's some room 
to go bigger, of course and here's where you all can steer me in the right 
direction...  Gobs of clearance when it comes to the fork and chainstays, 
but looking at the seat stays it seems like a 60mm/2.35 would be pushing 
it.

I'm on the verge of buying the first set of For-The-Hunq tires and I'd very 
much appreciate the Good Word of thee Group.  I'm looking at some Panaracer 
2.2's but would love to max this baby out!  Can i go bigger?  What's the 
word?  Do you Bombadil riders get more clearance or no?

From the design perspective: Probably ain't so easy to make much more 
clearance in the seat stay zone without doing something funky (ie bowed 
Atlantis chainstays), but my function/design question is this: why mega 
wide clearances at the fork  chainstays if the seat stay clearance is the 
ceiling at a mere (sarcasm) 59.5ishmm?  

Also- if anyone recalls the initial FS posting and thread for this bike, (
--- HERE 
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!searchin/rbw-owners-bunch/waterford$20hunq/rbw-owners-bunch/vjPEda_VHYo/KREpRtBXre8J
 ) there was a mention by the now-previous owner of larger tire 
clearance edition 
which roused some questions in the group to little avail.  Were early 
batches of Hunq's maxing out at a more narrow tire?  It's no big deal but I 
admit I am a little confused by this claim.  Any and all info greatly 
appreciated.  OK. Enough.  I'm gonna go ride now, I swear.

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