89cm PBH and riding a 64...love the size.
On Jun 18, 9:22 pm, Randy Graves rwgra...@cox.net wrote:
Agreed. My PBH is also an 89 and I ride a 62 Rambou, but sometimes wish
I had bought a 60.
dukes...@yahoo.com wrote:
And isn't he sizing a little big for his PBH? 61cm for a 83PBH?
well two of those models (the lower priced bleriot and saluki) aren't
even offered by rivendell anymore (discontinued models) so maybe thats
why he's looking for them on craigslist. a 61cm bleriot with 650x32b
tires might work.
On Jun 18, 8:37 am, Seth Vidal skvi...@gmail.com wrote:
On Fri, 2009-06-19 at 05:43 -0700, Rob H. wrote:
well two of those models (the lower priced bleriot and saluki) aren't
even offered by rivendell anymore (discontinued models) so maybe thats
why he's looking for them on craigslist. a 61cm bleriot with 650x32b
tires might work.
I understand
This post has absolutely no grounds in reality and I have little hope
of ever seeing it happen.
...anyway... I was reading an article a couple weeks back about how
poorly setup most police bicycles are. Bike cops spends 6+ hours a
day in the saddle and they have all needs of a typical Rivendell
Maybe not so far-fetched in some places - i remember the Virginia cops
driving Volvos back in the '80s. It would sure be tempting to a
(knowledgable) bike thief to see a cop on a Bombadil though.
It would be cool to see a dyno-powered set of police flashers on a bike.
Bill
On Fri, Jun 19,
A fun fantasy but I doubt Riv has the capacity or the ability to
provide bikes in enough bulk at a low enough price for a government
contract.
On an fun note, one summer i had a temp job working in an office that
looked out on the parking lot for the Berkeley, CA police dept. One
afternoon I
Only items left:
1 pair 26x2.00 Schwalbe Marathon XR tires (folding)
Carradice Super C Barley Saddlebag
If I don't get any offers this weekend, I'll go ahead and toss them on
eBay. Thanks to all who helped me unload these extras and find the
things I needed. You guys have a been a pleasure to
I saw Grant's June 15 blog plugging the MUSA line. I think he
deserves to be enthusiastic about these products and to toot his own
horn a bit.
I’ve got 3 pairs of MUSA knickers, each from a different production
run. While they’re all good, the latest ones hit the ball out of the
park in every
I flipped a coin and decided to keep only one of two early Trek
frames, and I thought someone here might be in the market for the
spare. It's a beautiful 64cm 710 from 1979. (confirmed through vintage-
trek.com) Screwed on badge for those that are hip to that. Original
dark green Imron in good
They could license the design to someone that could do it though... would be
a cool income stream.
Cops in Redlands abandoned their bikes for Segways. Apparently Homeland
Security $$$ frowns upon HPVs.
DE
On Fri, Jun 19, 2009 at 10:38 AM, Jeremy Till jeremy.t...@gmail.com wrote:
A fun
I love my MUSA shorts when its hot out. I'd like to see knickers in
all black, or all-one color.
On Jun 19, 12:45 pm, Bill Rhea billr...@yahoo.com wrote:
I saw Grant's June 15 blog plugging the MUSA line. I think he
deserves to be enthusiastic about these products and to toot his own
horn a
I've been wearing my MUSA butternut shorts around the yard in the evenings as I
tend to watering, mowing etc. It's in the upper 90s to 100 here now, and they
are easily the most comfotable hot weather shorts I've tried. The Boosuckers
are great too.
The seersucker shirt has changed color over
The MUSA knickers are great--I wore them for all of my riding for about two
years. But I have to say, now that I've been using Swobo knickers for the
last six months, I don't think I'd go back. I find the fit and comfort level
to be better, and they don't twist around my waist they way the MUSA
ONLY thing I would like in them is just a touch of Lycra, 1 or 2% just to
give them a little stretch.
On Fri, Jun 19, 2009 at 1:21 PM, Dustin Sharp dsh...@runbox.com wrote:
The MUSA knickers are great--I wore them for all of my riding for about two
years. But I have to say, now that I've
Spoken for in record time! Going to a good home.
On Jun 19, 3:52 pm, Marty mgie...@mac.com wrote:
I flipped a coin and decided to keep only one of two early Trek
frames, and I thought someone here might be in the market for the
spare. It's a beautiful 64cm 710 from 1979. (confirmed through
Knickers are about the only MUSA product I don't have. Mainly because
when I was searching for them, Rivendell was out. Otherwise, am also
sold on the product line. Was bugging Grant this week about getting
some more seersucker shirts in so I can have another one for my trip
out to San Diego
including the first-ever Yves Gomez International Men's Mixte.
Check it out here, and have a good weekend.
http://www.rivbike.com/blogs/news_post/137
Cheers,
John at RBW HQ
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Zefal presta only tire gauge; excellent except it don't measure down to
below 15 psi as my off road bike requires. The Zefal does match my new
Topeak Electric Gauge at pressures over 30.
The chainring saw about 200 miles of clean (no mud, waxed chain) off road
use, and it has a few nicks and
Thanks all. Both sold.
On Jun 19, 12:15 am, robert mcandrews robert.mcandr...@gmail.com
wrote:
Hi-
I'll take the black swift if still available.. please e-mail me about
shipping/pmt.
thanks -robt. mcandrews
On Thu, Jun 18, 2009 at 6:56 PM, Beardpapa gts...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm
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