[RBW] Re: Riv HHH tandem fundraiser 2.0, updated campaign!

[nemomom123]

Thanks for getting this back up! This is awesome!

On Friday, January 25, 2019 at 4:11:27 PM UTC-8, Alex Wirth- Owner, Yellow 
Haus Bicycles wrote:
>
> Hi everyone!  For those of you who donated to the last campaign, you've 
> already been refunded and linked to this alternate campaign.  Due to Go 
> Fund Me Policy that was the only recourse (Starting over).  Thank you 
> kindly for considering to continue supporting this effortit will be a 
> real treat when we hit the finish line!  You can find additional details on 
> the revised campaign page (linked below).  Don't hesitate to contact me 
> with any questions
>
> gofundme.com/riv-hhh-tandem-fundraiser-20 
> 
>  
>
> Cheers!...and thanks for your patience!
>
> Alex Wirth
> Rochester, NY
>

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[RBW] Re: FS: (2) triple cranks-Sugino/Shimano

[nemomom123]

Hi Mike - I would like to buy the Sugino 170mm crankset - been looking for 
awhile to replace my 165mm - let me know how I can proceed. D

On Tuesday, January 22, 2019 at 3:07:07 PM UTC-8, mike goldman wrote:
>
> I have too many triple cranks and more than willing to pull the crown 
> crank from my Heron to clear things out. 
>   
> Sugino 170mm 110 bcd crankset 48/36/26.$58 shipped 
> Shimano RSX 170mm 110bcd. 46/36/26 rings.pictured..$38 shipped 
> Shimano RSX 170mm crank arms only not pictured...$20 shipped. 
> w/rings $35 shipped 
>   
> as for rings i have 48t, shimano rsx 46t with pins, 36t both with shift 
> assist and not, 34t flat, and various granny rings. all can make a nice 
> triple touring set 
>   
> mike goldman 
> rhode island 
>  
> Oncologists Are Freaking Out Over This 
> pro.healthresponses.org 
> http://thirdpartyoffers.juno.com/TGL3131/5c47a1dfef91f21df5c4ast02duc

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[RBW] Re: HubbuhHubbuh email from Riv & donation idea

[nemomom123]

I'm in too - what a great idea!!! D 

On Tuesday, December 11, 2018 at 7:02:07 PM UTC-8, tc wrote:
>
> Riv says they need at least 20 people to commit to buying a Hubbuh before 
> they'll be able to justify an order.  25 committed orders would be even 
> better.  They're close; but only 17 folks have committed.
>
> I can't justify one.  However -- ever hear of the Blind Tandem Cycling 
> Association ?  Wow...just wow.
>
> How cool would it be for us, as a group, to pool funds enough to add 1 to 
> the 17 already committed, and donate it to this wonderful organization?  
> Hubbuh's are $1875 for F/F/H/BB.  So, if 25 people put in $75
>
> Anyway, just one way to help a great org, and also help some fellow 
> Rivsters who missed out on the 1st run.  If there is enough interest maybe 
> Riv could set up a way on rivbike.com (similar to the Hail Mary last 
> year) to accept funds for this.
>
> Tom
>
>
>
>
>

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[RBW] Re: WTT: My Brooks B67 for your B17 or Selle Anatomica

[nemomom123]

HI, I have a brown B17 that I could trade you for but it's honey brown. I 
don't use it because I've never been comfortable on it. I think I'd like a 
wider saddle. 
Here's pics of it on my google site -

 
https://photos.google.com/share/AF1QipNbmstegT0b8299DPZamRhU8U1-mxxOtkdjG1EB6NKtLdUsAz6SQ_Dw8CzaZ0gv0w?key=djVrd3o2TmFzYXBQTkVOVUFjcHZCM2RqUUtLUThR

On Tuesday, October 23, 2018 at 11:39:04 AM UTC-7, The Snag wrote:
>
> I finally got to go for a good ride on my new-to-me cantiSam and it was 
> quickly apparent that the B67 it came with was not going to agree with me. 
> I think it's just too much saddle for my very narrow rear end. Does anyone 
> have a B17 or a Selle Anatomica they would like to trade for some spring? 
> Mine is black and in good condition with very little use. I would prefer 
> another black saddle. Thanks!
>
> Haakon 
>

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[RBW] Re: FS 2011 SAM HILLBORNE FRAMESET + SEAT POST

[nemomom123]

*SOLD!*

On Monday, October 1, 2018 at 8:21:38 AM UTC-7, nemom...@gmail.com wrote:
>
> *FS 2011 SAM HILLBORNE FRAMESET + SEAT POST *- Hi, Sorry this may be a 
> duplicate posting but I'm learning about this process and I hope to get 
> better with this group - I just used the parts from this frame set to build 
> myself a new Joe Appaloosa which I'm pretty much in love with. Will have 
> more questions on that a little later. But I'm selling this Frameset for 
> $600 + $80 for shipping. I think I've successfully posted this on my google 
> account so here's the link with some pics. Oh and yes, I would consider a 
> partial trade for a front rack and a large basket if anyone is interested 
> in that type of exchange.
>
> https://photos.app.goo.gl/zJg4H9teqRprB3s9A
>

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[RBW] Re: Truing wheels question.

[nemomom123]

Definitely should test on another wheel. I'm not sure I agree with the idea 
that you don't need a tensometer to verify your moves so you don't over 
tighten, but I do know small moves are better and having a truing stand is 
really helpful. I would recommend a drop of oil on each of the nipples on 
the wheel you're testing on because likely it's an old wheel you pulled out 
of the garage or the alley and you may strip the threads on the spokes. 
It's just a good habit to get into whenever even if you're not building a 
new wheel. Doesn't hurt!

On Saturday, October 6, 2018 at 8:28:00 AM UTC-7, Lum Gim Fong wrote:
>
> Was wondering if this is easy to do for a first timer, or could I mess up 
> the spoke tension and cause big probs.
>
> Of course, safety is my first concern. I don't want to mess up the wheel 
> and cause a safety issue.
>
> But it is a skill I would like to have so I don't have to run to the LBS 
> over something that may be simple to do myself.
>
> Books make it seem simple.
>
>

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[RBW] Re: FS 2011 SAM HILLBORNE FRAMESET + SEAT POST

[nemomom123]

*REDUCED PRICING ON FRAMESET - $500 INCLUDES SHIPPING!*

On Monday, October 1, 2018 at 8:21:38 AM UTC-7, nemom...@gmail.com wrote:
>
> *FS 2011 SAM HILLBORNE FRAMESET + SEAT POST *- Hi, Sorry this may be a 
> duplicate posting but I'm learning about this process and I hope to get 
> better with this group - I just used the parts from this frame set to build 
> myself a new Joe Appaloosa which I'm pretty much in love with. Will have 
> more questions on that a little later. But I'm selling this Frameset for 
> $600 + $80 for shipping. I think I've successfully posted this on my google 
> account so here's the link with some pics. Oh and yes, I would consider a 
> partial trade for a front rack and a large basket if anyone is interested 
> in that type of exchange.
>
> https://photos.app.goo.gl/zJg4H9teqRprB3s9A
>

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[RBW] Re: FS: Component bonanza! Shimano, SRAM, Soma, Sugino & TRP

[nemomom123]

Hi, what is the length of the crank arm, if it's 170 I would be very 
interested - also is the rear and front derailleurs - please let me know - 
thanks, D

On Saturday, October 6, 2018 at 4:43:15 PM UTC-7, Sean Cleary wrote:
>
> Some items have sold. 
>
> Still for sale: 
>
> • Soma Portola  26mm handlebar  56cm (used 3 rides)  $40
> • Sugino 48-36-24 9 speed triple crank and Shimano bottom bracket. $80
> • Shimano Deore 9 speed rear + Sora triple front derailleurs $40 for both 
> • Vintage Suntour stem shifters – open to offer
>
>  Prices include shipping in the lower 48 states
>
>>

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[RBW] Re: Help with fenders

[nemomom123]

Hi, just finally completed this project on my new bike - thank you guys for 
all the help it was really helpful - I've posted a few pics if anyone wants 
to take a look!

https://photos.app.goo.gl/76jda9iH4UBtfdpHA

On Monday, October 1, 2018 at 8:17:34 AM UTC-7, nemom...@gmail.com wrote:
>
> I just bought a set of SIMWORKS Honjo 62mm fenders for my Joe Appaloosa - 
> they did not come with any instructions and the parts tags were in 
> Japanese. While I have watched one (the only one I could find) video 
> regarding the installation which looks pretty extensive, I do have some 
> questions if someone has experience with these. Here goes . . .
>
> 1. Drilling the tiny holes for the hardware in aluminum - does that 
> require a special bit? and what would be the best approach to get a clean 
> drill hole result? 
> 2. I have tektro cantilever brakes CR720 on the bike and the brake cable 
> tip rubs on the fender when I put it over the wheel. I don't have much room 
> to cut shorter - and really am 
> new to the cantilever brake system even though i recently replaced the 
> cable hardware as it had rusted. I can lengthen the arch wire so that the 
> brake cable wire may go higher - not sure but wanted to ask before I tore 
> it apart again.
> 3. I'm also looking at the Paul brakes as a replacement but couldn't find 
> any substantive video on whether these would be ok with the fenders - the 
> cantilever touring brakes - any thoughts on this as well would be 
> appreciated.
>
> Guess that's it - hope this works in getting out there. Thanks, D
>

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[RBW] FS 2011 SAM HILLBORNE FRAMESET + SEAT POST

[nemomom123]

*FS 2011 SAM HILLBORNE FRAMESET + SEAT POST *- Hi, Sorry this may be a 
duplicate posting but I'm learning about this process and I hope to get 
better with this group - I just used the parts from this frame set to build 
myself a new Joe Appaloosa which I'm pretty much in love with. Will have 
more questions on that a little later. But I'm selling this Frameset for 
$600 + $80 for shipping. I think I've successfully posted this on my google 
account so here's the link with some pics. Oh and yes, I would consider a 
partial trade for a front rack and a large basket if anyone is interested 
in that type of exchange.

https://photos.app.goo.gl/zJg4H9teqRprB3s9A

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[RBW] Help with fenders

[nemomom123]

I just bought a set of SIMWORKS Honjo 62mm fenders for my Joe Appaloosa - 
they did not come with any instructions and the parts tags were in 
Japanese. While I have watched one (the only one I could find) video 
regarding the installation which looks pretty extensive, I do have some 
questions if someone has experience with these. Here goes . . .

1. Drilling the tiny holes for the hardware in aluminum - does that require 
a special bit? and what would be the best approach to get a clean drill 
hole result? 
2. I have tektro cantilever brakes CR720 on the bike and the brake cable 
tip rubs on the fender when I put it over the wheel. I don't have much room 
to cut shorter - and really am 
new to the cantilever brake system even though i recently replaced the 
cable hardware as it had rusted. I can lengthen the arch wire so that the 
brake cable wire may go higher - not sure but wanted to ask before I tore 
it apart again.
3. I'm also looking at the Paul brakes as a replacement but couldn't find 
any substantive video on whether these would be ok with the fenders - the 
cantilever touring brakes - any thoughts on this as well would be 
appreciated.

Guess that's it - hope this works in getting out there. Thanks, D

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