Rene,
I'll see what Michael says...but it looks like the center section of a
set of handlebars bolted to the rack.
A great idea...
Angus
On Nov 25, 11:13 pm, Rene Sterental wrote:
> Michael,
>
> Where did you get, or how did you adapt that light holder to the front of
> the Nitto rack? I'm on
Exactamundo. An old Cinelli HB for which I no longer had a matching
stem. Drill a hole, stuff wine corks in the ends and bolt it to the
bike, pop on the lights, ride away.
On Nov 26, 7:01 am, Angus wrote:
> Rene,
>
> I'll see what Michael says...but it looks like the center section of a
> set o
I've got a white/red roadeo coming. I guess I should be looking for it
next week. Excellent.
On Nov 25, 2:56 pm, rperks wrote:
> I have been posting here and there, but mostly lurking. Santa's Brown
> truck came early this year, and apparently I was a good boy!
>
> Here are some teaser
> shots:
Looking to buy a 58cm Rambouillet frame or a 57cm A Homer Hilsen
frame.Prefer blue color.If anyone has been thinking of parting with
either please contact me. Happy thanksgiving to all!!!
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Whew - my bank account is safe too.
On Nov 25, 3:16 pm, Dan Abelson wrote:
> On Wed, Nov 25, 2009 at 3:08 PM, RoadieRyan wrote:
> > Dan I am a helper its what I do ;-) and just to make it eaiser here
> > is a link to the frame at Hiawatha
>
> >http://www.hiawathacyclery.com/cart/index.php?main_
Wow! How ingenious!
On 11/26/09, MichaelH wrote:
> Exactamundo. An old Cinelli HB for which I no longer had a matching
> stem. Drill a hole, stuff wine corks in the ends and bolt it to the
> bike, pop on the lights, ride away.
>
> On Nov 26, 7:01 am, Angus wrote:
>> Rene,
>>
>> I'll see what M
Took a little pre-feast spin on the Quickbeam this morning. I would
be remiss in not mentioning that this is a wonderful, perfect
bicycle! I also took some glamor shots, as the QB had its new bags on
for the first time: Zugster medium Rando Bag and Tool Pouch. Adam is
a master bag maker, for sur
Wow. Great set! That Zugster is mighty tempting!
Dave
Redding, CA
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From: Esteban
To: RBW Owners Bunch
Sent: Thursday, November 26, 2009 10:54 AM
Subject: [RBW] Thanksgiving Ride with Quickbeam and new Zugster Bag
Took a little pre-feast spin on the Qu
I got an Acorn tool bag and like it a lot. A bit bulkier than your Zugster,
with 3 compartments. Yours looks to have 2. Suits the bike.
From: Esteban
the QB had its new bags on for the first time: Zugster medium Rando Bag and
Tool Pouch.
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Nice looking Quickbeam and Zugster bags! Doesn't look like a bad
place to ride either!
Jim Cloud
Tucson, AZ
On Nov 26, 11:54 am, Esteban wrote:
> Took a little pre-feast spin on the Quickbeam this morning. I would
> be remiss in not mentioning that this is a wonderful, perfect
> bicycle! I al
I'm lookin to laser etch a Rivendell logo into my water bottles, to
make my AHH look nicer. Any high resolution images kicking around
your in computer? I'm not selling the bottles, which makes re-using
another company's logo less illegal, right?
Not everyones dad has a laser engraver in his base
on 11/26/09 1:05 PM, Stephen at recycle...@gmail.com wrote:
> I'm lookin to laser etch a Rivendell logo into my water bottles, to
> make my AHH look nicer. Any high resolution images kicking around
> your in computer? I'm not selling the bottles, which makes re-using
> another company's logo les
You were not the only one. I jjust moments ago arrived at my son's home in San
Mateo for Thanksgiving feast. Rode down from my home in San Francisco via
Sawyer Camp, crystal springs, Canada Road, woodside, then down to the flats and
into San Mateo. 45 miles on the Quickbeam, now I'm ready to eat
my dad needs business PERIOD. I once suggested to Grant cheap laser
engraved headbadges for the resurrecto sets, but they dont really sell
enough to make it worthwhile.
There really isn't anything that can't be etched: leather, denim,
canvas, anodized aluminum, steel Lots of bike related
oppo
on 11/26/09 2:42 PM, Ray Shine at r.sh...@sbcglobal.net wrote:
> You were not the only one. I jjust moments ago arrived at my son's home in San
> Mateo for Thanksgiving feast. Rode down from my home in San Francisco via
> Sawyer Camp, crystal springs, Canada Road, woodside, then down to the flats
Three carefully selected photos:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/35176...@n03/sets/72157622758270369/
Tomorrow we ride to SF--looks like we'll get a little wet. Photos to follow.
--Eric
campyonly...@me.com
www.campyonly.com
www.wheelsnorth.org
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I, for one, would buy an RBW laser etched water bottle, as long as it
isn't a Sigg. I'll bet a lot of others would, too. I'd also like to
contact you off-list about having your dad etch an item for me.
Please contact me at rgo...@earthlink.net.
On Nov 26, 5:50 pm, Stephen wrote:
> my dad needs
Nice work! The bag is a perfect complement to the bike. Riv really
hit a winner with the orange color.
dougP
On Nov 26, 10:54 am, Esteban wrote:
> Took a little pre-feast spin on the Quickbeam this morning. I would
> be remiss in not mentioning that this is a wonderful, perfect
> bicycle! I
Well done Michael, recycling and wine corks all in one!
Angus
On Nov 26, 8:11 am, MichaelH wrote:
> Exactamundo. An old Cinelli HB for which I no longer had a matching
> stem. Drill a hole, stuff wine corks in the ends and bolt it to the
> bike, pop on the lights, ride away.
>
> On Nov 26, 7:0
Estaban,
Very nice photographs. Glamor shots indeed!
The Quickbeam is certainly a wonderful bicycle.
Angus
On Nov 26, 12:54 pm, Esteban wrote:
> Took a little pre-feast spin on the Quickbeam this morning. I would
> be remiss in not mentioning that this is a wonderful, perfect
> bicycle! I a
On Nov 24, 1:20 pm, LouisvillePatrick
wrote:
> This is inspiring! Nice work.
>
> Patrick
> Louisville, Ky.
You want inspiring, I got it. 4 weeks ago I had arthroscopic knee
surgery to repair a damaged meniscus, remove a marble size bone chip
and in general clean up the arthritic damage. I took
Nice to know we were all out there on our single speed. That makes
"3" speed so far rolling on Thanksgiving.
Bruce - I have one of the Acorn Bags you describe - top knotch!
On Nov 26, 6:55 pm, Angus wrote:
> Estaban,
>
> Very nice photographs. Glamor shots indeed!
>
> The Quickbeam is certainl
Home for thanksgiving and I brought the atlantis with me. My brother
(an aluminum and plastic-bike person) who I have been trying to
convince of the virtues of steel and the rivendell-fit-advantages got
to try out the atlantis. He was rather impressed. He took it out for a
short ride, came back and
I would buy two, even if they were Siggs. I miss the old plastic RBW
bottles and would certainly buy laser etched bottles. Good idea!
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Hey happy thanksgiving! I carted my contribution to dinner here in
Chicago via my Quickbeam as well. Just got home...
I scored an older Rivendell saddlebag (from Duluth) from list member
Eric, and I'm constantly amazed at what I can carry. No pics, but I'm
imminently pleased with the way this b
Well, Kathy and I are back home in San Francisco. Had a wonderful feast with
26 people attending, 10 of them under age 8. As I mentioned in the earlier
message, I rode my Quickbeam from home in San Francisco to my oldest son's home
in San Mateo. They hosted T-Day this year. Kathy drove down in
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