I have owned my Quickbeam for a year now. I love it. It’s a great bike
for riding in the city, commuting, etc. Very sturdy, but not
particularly slow. It will go fast if you pedal hard enough. Very
smooth ride, perfectly quiet. I originally got interested in Rivendell
bikes because they are one of
I would get a low-trail bike *just* so I could have one of those. :)
Rob in Seattle
On Jun 26, 2010, at 9:10 PM, Eric Norris wrote:
> Thought the group might be interested in this: An alternative to metal
> baskets.
>
> Wanted: A Bike Basket Perfect for Eames Freaks
> http://feedproxy.goog
Thought the group might be interested in this: An alternative to metal baskets.
Wanted: A Bike Basket Perfect for Eames Freaks
http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/fastcompany/headlines/~3/GjeTr8k1H6E/wanted-a-bent-wood-bike-basket
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Prices include shipping, CONUS only, please. Oh, all right, Canada, too but
actual shipping cost, eh?
The panniers are these:
http://www.calhouncycle.com/ProductCart/pc/viewPrd.asp?idcategory=0&idproduct=2304
This is a one-piece double pannier that slips over your rack and snaps to
top and struts
on 6/26/10 3:44 PM, Ted Durant at teddur...@sbcglobal.net wrote:
> I created a web page with some pictures and a description of my 600k
> ride from Milwaukee, WI to Northfield, MN. It's long and self-
> indulgent, but hopefully it's also interesting to a few of you.
>
> http://web.me.com/tedduran
I'm probably late on this, but this "product," if anything, is the chance
for the Dwarves to be given a position front and center (i.e. on a
headbadge), as twas done for the Elves. Something with a bearded Dwarf
re-forging a fork using hammer, tongs, file, fire, and anvil. And a few
repaired broa
Fully dressed, for $2,500 shipped, professionally boxed **OB)**. I have put
fewer than 200 miles on it; I don't know how many Riv put on it, but it was
basically as new except for a couple of paint chips and scuffs on the
seatpost where it had been inserted.
2009 (I think; this was the Riv floor m
I created a web page with some pictures and a description of my 600k
ride from Milwaukee, WI to Northfield, MN. It's long and self-
indulgent, but hopefully it's also interesting to a few of you.
http://web.me.com/teddurant/Travelo/TedBlog/TedBlog.html
Ted Durant
Milwaukee, WI, USA
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Update: The Quickbeam has sold. The Romulus is still available.
Thanks for looking-
http://www.flickr.com/photos/51489...@n06/
Cheers,
John
On Jun 25, 3:41 pm, John Bennett wrote:
> I am selling my 63cm Romulus and 62cm Quickbeam. I am the original
> owner of both bikes. I took a few shots
Just wanted to make it clear I am authorized to sell anywhere in North
America.
-jb - owns and rides 4 Rivendells and an MB-1
On Sat, Jun 26, 2010 at 11:17 AM, John Blish wrote:
> Somewhat of a commercial plug but not OT:
>
> Grant has mentioned several times that he found his KickBike convenie
Somewhat of a commercial plug but not OT:
Grant has mentioned several times that he found his KickBike convenient for
exercise and even occasional transportation during his time off the bike.
He mentioned yesterday that he is now "pitching that lifestyle." He has
referenced the website www.Kickbi
Don't know if this is strictly a forum topic, but since GP weighed in, I will
also. I am not a fitness guru by any stretch of the imagination, although I do
read a lot about health and fitness (I am one who did not care for Sisson's
book. Not because of any science, simply because that's not ho
Sounds as though you may not be around to answer, but in the event:
Any news on the steel Nitto drops and traditional French style Nitto
seat post?
On Jun 26, 10:01 am, grant wrote:
> Renovelo (rhymes with little red HENovelo) silence is because we
> forgot to make a head tube decal for it, so t
Renovelo (rhymes with little red HENovelo) silence is because we
forgot to make a head tube decal for it, so that's going to take
another 2wks, and the painter has a few ready to go. We have at least
a dozen, maybe more, including the formerly ultrafancy custom, several
roof-racked and now repaired
Well, I recanted the "revelation" and attributed that unfortunate use
of the word to ... some subconscious connection with the word
"revolution" in the title of the book referenced. "Observation" is
more like it, and all you need to get or not get out of it is that
there is (as is well-recognized)
thanks, Nathan! it IS a blast to ride...quick AND comfortable. i'm
loving it.
-k
On Jun 25, 2:37 pm, nathan spindel wrote:
> Kim, what a beautiful bike! Enjoy it. Looks like a blast to ride.
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hey joel,
thanks for liking the color combo of my Roadeo. originally, i thought
i'd be building the bike up
with new components, and i had considered using more colorful tape.
when i decided to swap parts from
the Serotta, i decided to keep the bars/stem/tape the same. after a
few days of riding
Hi, Ohio Mike!
I presume you refer to the 48mm "fluted" fenders currently available
from VO.
http://www.velo-orange.com/vo48poflalfe.html
Do you think the 52mm "zeppelin" fenders from VO would also fit on the
bike?
http://www.velo-orange.com/vopo52zefe70.html
That is, do you think there's enou
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