>From the latest Riv Reader on the Paris-Moto:
"The sample shown actually weighs 291g, but with a 1.5mm tread
thickness. Kirk says the production tires will be thicker-about
2mm-and the 308g listed here is a prediction." Width shown is 38.15
mm.
>From the VBQ test of the Hetre:
"Width (on 25 mm M
On Fri, Feb 12, 2010 at 7:55 PM, Esteban wrote:
>
> Great news! I saw the early model at Riv a few weeks ago - tread was
> too thin. This is gonna be an awesome tire. It must be pretty darn
> good if Grand Bois dropped their 38mm Hetre project.
>
I read this elsewhere: that the tread was too t
Eric:
You didn't mention how old the bike is. Serious buyers will want to
know.
Were I in the market for a 56 cm bike, this is a good candidate. To
put the price in perspective, that's the last list price I've seen for
an Atlantis frame & fork only. In 03, I paid more than that for my 58
cm Atl
That's got a kinda artsy look to it. Might look at a more vertical
alignment for the triangle, tho.
dougP
On Feb 12, 7:34 pm, Angus wrote:
> I had just installed a Panaracer RIBMO 26x2.0 rear tire and those
> really wide fenders from Rivendell on the All-Rounder.
>
> Tyler got a few inches of s
I think Jan mentioned (in essence) that the market wouldn't bear
another 38mm tire right now given other offerings.
Ryan
On Feb 12, 8:09 pm, "rswat...@me.com" wrote:
> Did Grand Bois really drop the 38mm project? This is the first I've
> heard about it.
> I'm starting a rumor right now: Grand
Did Grand Bois really drop the 38mm project? This is the first I've
heard about it.
I'm starting a rumor right now: Grand Bois finally located the lost
Mistuboshi Trimline mold and we'll have a supple, folding Trimline by
summer!
Pass it on ;-)
Cheers,
Ryan
On Feb 12, 2010, at 20:55, Es
Great news! I saw the early model at Riv a few weeks ago - tread was
too thin. This is gonna be an awesome tire. It must be pretty darn
good if Grand Bois dropped their 38mm Hetre project.
Esteban
San Diego, Calif.
On Feb 12, 5:17 pm, Bruce wrote:
> Just an FYI for those here who are running
Another addition to this is a safety triangle that's mounted so as to
allow it to flop around a bit. You have to play with this to make it
work but the idea is moving things attract attention better than
stationary things. I have a triangle (size L from Riv) mounted on my
saddlebag so the bottom
I had just installed a Panaracer RIBMO 26x2.0 rear tire and those
really wide fenders from Rivendell on the All-Rounder.
Tyler got a few inches of snow last night...normally we get none...so
we have zero snow plows...and most people don't like to drive in the
snow.
So I decided to ride to work th
Am running Schwalbe Marathon Supremes 700x40 with fenders on my Sam.
Tires measure 39 actual on Salsa Delgado rims.
Been running those tires since I got the bike. A beautiful match, in
my opinion.
Eric Platt
St. Paul, MN
On Feb 12, 3:19�pm, MichaelH wrote:
> Since the Riv geometry chart is unc
Just an FYI for those here who are running 650B Rivvies..
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Subject: [650B] Pari-Moto Update 2/12/2010
Dear 650b fans,
Good news; the revisions to the Pari-Moto mould are
complete,
I like wind-up watches. Here's one to consider.
http://www.vermontcountrystore.com/browse/Home/Apparel/Mens-Apparel/Accessories-Gadgets/Mens-Wind-Up-Watch/D/30100/P/1:100:1010:10180:100150/I/f08965?searchid=7LA1SRCH&feedid=nextag
On Feb 12, 5:05 pm, All Rounder 2000 wrote:
> http://www.rivbike.
On Fri, Feb 12, 2010 at 6:39 PM, b hamon wrote:
>
> In one of my "Gee it's been a long time since I had a mechanical project at
> home" moods, I decided to go through the pile of Old Steel at work and see
> what I could find.
>
> Found an odd, cool frame. Mid-80's Schwinn (earliest High Sierra I
In one of my "Gee it's been a long time since I had a mechanical project at
home" moods, I decided to go through the pile of Old Steel at work and see what
I could find.
Found an odd, cool frame. Mid-80's Schwinn (earliest High Sierra I'm guessing,
though there is no model decal). Odd because t
I appreciate the mechanics and purity of a nice automatic (and love
the two I own) but there is something to be said for the reliability
and relative low cost of a quartz movement.
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Sam I am.
On Fri, Feb 12, 2010 at 2:31 PM, Michael_S wrote:
> I have 700x40 Schwalbe Smart Sams on mine with no fenders ( live in
> SoCal) and there is plenty of room. I bet you could run a 700x 50
> roadish tire with no issues (and no fenders).
>
> I just realized I have Sams on my Sam! talk
It rides really well. The third gear is direct drive, second is a 25%
reduction and first gear is a 37.5% reduction. I have the low range
gears set at 39/18. High range is a 42/15. Low range works really well
for hilly terrain and offroad. High range is fantastic for flats.
There is a bit of lag b/
http://www.rivbike.com/products/show/swiss-railroad-watch/31-515
I see that Riv is carrying a watch.
I like this a lot.
But, I would prefer a wind-up watch. Seriously.
Anyone else?
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I have 700x40 Schwalbe Smart Sams on mine with no fenders ( live in
SoCal) and there is plenty of room. I bet you could run a 700x 50
roadish tire with no issues (and no fenders).
I just realized I have Sams on my Sam! talk about karma! and my
initials backwards are Sam... whew!
Mikey
On
I've reconsidered the price for the Sturmey Archer 8-speed wheel. It's now
offered for $300 with shipping--less if you can pick it up in the
Sacramento/San Francisco area.
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This chart shows it as 44 max, 38-40 w/ fenders.
http://www.rivbike.com/images/products/full//2536/50-700f.jpg
On Feb 12, 1:19 pm, MichaelH wrote:
> Since the Riv geometry chart is uncharacteristically vague on this
> point, can anyone tell me the max tire width, with fenders, for this
> fra
Wow, thanks for posting. I need to start collecting this guy's work!
At his site, under "other stuff" there's a link to a calender that
looks like a good starter. He reminds me a little of Dan Zettwoch.
On Feb 10, 12:27 pm, Jim Thill - Hiawatha Cyclery
wrote:
> I should add a link to the artist
Since the Riv geometry chart is uncharacteristically vague on this
point, can anyone tell me the max tire width, with fenders, for this
frame?
Michael
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Hello All,
I've had the Tioga Surefoot pedals on my quickbeam for about 1250
miles now, and I've noticed that they aren't spiining super - smooth
anymore. The drive side pedal is decent, as it spins relatively nicely
but could be better, but the non - drive pedal will only go around a
few times wi
I'm considering that drivetrain option for a commuter myself--any feedback much
appreciated!
Steve Frederick, East Lansing, MI
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Some folks have mentioned they didn't realize I had my Atlantis for
sale. So I'm re-posting.
Photos here -
http://tinyurl.com/yjc75kp
Here are the specs -
56cm frame original paint.
crankset - Sugino 26-36-46
pedals - MKS touring
cassette - 8 speed 11-32
rims - Velocity Cliffhangers (extra wid
Curious to here how the S3X rides. I'm seriously thinking about
putting one on the Quickbeam, but I'm waiting to read some feedback
about the ratios and riding characteristics...
On Feb 12, 10:52 am, Nick Marinelli wrote:
> Hey guys - Just built this up with a little Quickbeam twist and thought
It was mentioned in the pre-sale .pdf, and shown using a Bombadil
along with the proposed graphics. It sounded familiar, and looking at
RR42, pg. 58 reminded me why; it's a similar scheme used on Mark's
cross bike. Given the description, Mark's bike may be a closer match
to the future Hunq', and I
Dang, Kip. That does look great.
We will certainly have to plan the "Clash Of the Titans" this summer!
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Hey guys - Just built this up with a little Quickbeam twist and thought I
would offer it up for sale here first before posting it elsewhere. The bike
is super nice - rides and shifts great! I built it just to do it. I got a
good deal on the frame and the wheels - the other parts are from my stash
And for that price you'd expect them to be made in the UK. Pretty sure
there from China.
On Feb 12, 12:15 pm, EricP wrote:
> Panniers look nice. But prices - wowser! What's strange - I have
> some nice Ortlieb, but did two of my three S24O last year with Arkel
> Sackaroos.
>
> For handlebar bag
Thanks for getting the spelling right. I just bought one and I concur-very
nice.
Jim D. Massachusetts
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Subject: [RBW] Re: Reading Chairs
To: "RBW Owners Bunch"
Date: Friday, February 12, 2010, 12:16 PM
I'm reading The Waterwor
I'm reading The Waterworks by E.L. Doctorow in my Ekornes Stressless
chair. We've had a pair of these chairs for years and years and they
are wonderful.
Mike
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Panniers look nice. But prices - wowser! What's strange - I have
some nice Ortlieb, but did two of my three S24O last year with Arkel
Sackaroos.
For handlebar bags, really starting to appreciate the hobo model more
and more. Can just cram it full of stuff and not worry.
Eric Platt
St. Paul, MN
I think I've finally just admitted to myself that I like drops
better. I have two stache bars in my garage testifying to this fact.
With the drops the Bomba is the most comfortable bike I've ever
ridden. I finally have some pics here of the new bar set-up.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/kimpanzee/
Careful, Grant may use it for the name of the next new bike (Waterford, USA
built, of course).
Bill
In a message dated 2/12/2010 11:10:43 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
jgr...@papagrant.com writes:
Makes buying American look more and more econopatriotic. Yup, just made
that up. Feel free t
Makes buying American look more and more econopatriotic. Yup, just made that
up. Feel free to use it.
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Drawings ‹ all sorts
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On Fri, 2010-02-12 at 06:27 -0800, Mark wrote:
> Euro..basically 35-40 % more to = Dollars...295.00 euros=400.25
> dollars...Its only getting worse for the buck.
Even in view of the current currency fluctuations re: the Euro?
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I highly recommend the Schwalbe HS-159 'fatty' tire that Rivendell
sells.I have them on my bike, and I think it would be tough for me
to get excited about trying anything else.They are smooth on the
road, and I can ride them in the woods too.But I really love them
on the pot-holed roads
Euro..basically 35-40 % more to = Dollars...295.00 euros=400.25
dollars...Its only getting worse for the buck.
Mark
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RR42 page 19, Grant writes of the Safety Swerve: a bit of a wiggle as
cars are approaching from behind. I have a refinement of this. I
monitor approaching car behavior in my helmet mirror. If they are
beginning a shift to the left to give me space, no action needed. If
they are holding their line t
those are euro's.. converts to $402 USD for the Handlebar bag
they are nice but that's quite a bit more than anything on the
market
Mikey
SoCal
On Feb 12, 6:19 am, benzzoy wrote:
> Very elegant and beautiful, but yikes! Are those prices marked in yen
> or euro? :)
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"the financial lives of the poets" - Jess Walter (one of the best
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"the believers" - zoe heller. fantastic.
"nine stories" - salinger, about my 20th re-read at this point. "a
perfect day for bananafish" is one the best short stories ever writ
Very elegant and beautiful, but yikes! Are those prices marked in yen
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I was reading the new issue of Adventure Cycling this morning and
there is a nice article about touring the Brooks factory. At the end
of the article is a small mention of two new bags geared toward
touring cyclists, so I looked em up.
WOW! a handlebar bag and set of touring panniers. Super classy
Hey, it performed swimmingly. That in itself has to be worth
something.
On Feb 12, 6:20 am, Seth Vidal wrote:
> On Fri, Feb 12, 2010 at 7:16 AM, Marty wrote:
> > Another one, on CL, and a 61 this time. Again, not mine.
>
> >http://sfbay.craigslist.org/sfc/bik/1597015782.html
>
> That one has bee
On Fri, Feb 12, 2010 at 7:16 AM, Marty wrote:
> Another one, on CL, and a 61 this time. Again, not mine.
>
> http://sfbay.craigslist.org/sfc/bik/1597015782.html
>
That one has been up there for a while. I emailed the guy and got back
a VERY VERY ODD response. I think if you're in the area and can
Another one, on CL, and a 61 this time. Again, not mine.
http://sfbay.craigslist.org/sfc/bik/1597015782.html
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A tire that comes to mind (though I haven't tried it) "for longer
rides where I am carrying my panniers to go camping, but only on
groomed mixed terrain, dirt roads etc." is the 650B 42mm Grand Bois
Hetre. And there is nothing like it in 700C. I'd throw some of those
on the Bomba and see how that w
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