I was going to pull the pin when I saw the BIN price I knew there
was a flaw.
I'm holding out for a Romulus but in better shape. So keep me posted
if anyone wants to part with a complete or frameset in 57cm.
Thanks!
- Eric
On Nov 5, 9:20 pm, PATRICK MOORE bertin...@gmail.com wrote:
Wow --
It still seems a good deal for $350 with PW bb and hs and stem, dent,
dings and all. Maybe I overestimate production Riv resale prices? (All
my Rivs except the SH have been customs.)
On Fri, Nov 5, 2010 at 11:27 PM, Eric ericwolfo...@gmail.com wrote:
I was going to pull the pin when I saw the
This is embarrassing. It's no big deal, I don't think. But I really
tried to get it right the first time.
The SaddleSack XS that I have was one that RBW sold at a small
discount at the time because it was made from a lighter-weight fabric
than the regular SaddleSack XS (I *think* it was 12oz
The only thing lower than a bike-thief douchebag is one that breaks
into your garage.Unfortunately for this asshole he chose the wrong
target; there are only so many quickbeams, green, 64cm.It will
show up on the streets or on ebay or CL eventually and your friend
WILL find it.
On Nov 5,
I wish I would have seen this earlier! Dents don't bother me if the
frame rides straight.
On Nov 6, 2:01 am, PATRICK MOORE bertin...@gmail.com wrote:
It still seems a good deal for $350 with PW bb and hs and stem, dent,
dings and all. Maybe I overestimate production Riv resale prices? (All
my
I've barely taken my newly arrived AHH out of the box so I really even
shouldn't be looking at buying something additional.
Well, just maybe!
I did see that Romulus on SF's CL, also posted here. Looks pretty
decent!
On Nov 6, 2:01 am, PATRICK MOORE bertin...@gmail.com wrote:
It still seems a
@ Nathan,
You are correct, but we respectfully disagree about the pannier
capabilities. Obviously, this rack isn't for stout touring, but an
around town pannier (like a lightweight Basil) would work just fine.
Bryan
On Nov 5, 4:46 pm, nathan spindel nath...@gmail.com wrote:
Nevermind, I
My condolences Patrick. An epiphany is an experience of the divine.
As much as I enjoy my Rambouillet, I wish you better luck next time.
I suggest you head up toward Abique and sit quietly for four or five
hours. I've done that and found it truly transformational.
blessings,
michael
On Nov 5,
The Bleriot is sold. Thanks for all the interest!
To spread a bit of weekend goodness, the woman that bought it had a
smile that stretched for miles when she came back from the test ride.
She was truly stoked, and full of joy. Her emotion from the simple
activity of riding a bicycle absolutely
I have a KNOG 12 function NERD bike computer. It is wireless and
mounts super easy. I picked it up assuming that I wanted a computer
but now I am thinking I don't want one. I had it out to inspect it
but put it right back in the box. It was never installed and is brand
new with a new warranty
Thanks, Tim. The tires, 45mm IRC Mythos CX slicks, are the most
misleadingly labeled tires I've ever owned, which might be why they're
out of production.
They have knobs (except where I've scissored them off), and they're
40mm wide. Narrower than stated, but too fat for cyclocross.
Philip
In Gmail, the RBW digests show all the linked images in a stack at the
end (I think it's a 'beta' add-on). It was cool to see everyone's
bikes like that on this thread. Mojo - I love your bike, and want to
try your multi-speed fixed gearing.
Philip
Philip Williamson
www.biketinker.com
On Nov
This is a preliminary poll to feel out list members who might be
interested in an unofficial group ride. This is not yet a commitment
to unofficially host the event (Unofficially, ala RBW’s Unofficial Mt.
Diablo rides). I’m only testing the waters to gauge the overall
interest of list members.
I have NERDs on two bikes. They're very nice, and those of us who wear reading
glasses appreciate the very large numbers on the digital readout.
--Eric N
On Nov 6, 2010, at 10:27 AM, Johnny Alien johnnyal...@verizon.net wrote:
I have a KNOG 12 function NERD bike computer. It is wireless and
My Quickbeam is my main bike. I'll ride it whenever possible,
including centuries. I do own geared bikes, they just don't compare
to the quickbeam. This is the most recent build:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/31296...@n07/4894842292/
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On Nov 6, 5:27 am, Thomas Lynn Skean thomaslynnsk...@comcast.net
wrote:
This is embarrassing. It's no big deal, I don't think. But I really
tried to get it right the first time.
The SaddleSack XS that I have was one that RBW sold at a small
discount
I sold my Quickbeam earlier this year. It was my favorite to ride, yet I
rode it the least. I found that unless I rode it consistently, the lack of
multiple gears made longer/hillier rides less than pleasant. When I rode it
a lot, my muscles and cardio adjusted and it was fine. So long/short
Stopped to take this about midway through a 45-mile ride. Although not on a
Riv, I was riding fillet brazed steel (fixed gear), sitting on leather, and
wearing wool.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/35176...@n03/5152358370/
--Eric
campyonly...@me.com
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1. Mark's Rack. Used, good condition. There a 2 extra diving board
flat stays because I used the rack on a variety of bikes so I had to
bend some some new stay from scratch. ***One chain-stay P-clamp is
MISSING, but the two fork P-clamps (unused) are still there.
Includes everything shown:
Mark I would like you rack and grips if still available.
Mitch
On Nov 6, 2:15 pm, stevep33 steve...@gmail.com wrote:
1. Mark's Rack. Used, good condition. There a 2 extra diving board
flat stays because I used the rack on a variety of bikes so I had to
bend some some new stay from scratch.
Relax, my man: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Epiphany_(feeling) No need
for condolences; rather, congratulations. Even a good bike is in its
own way a Divine manifestation -- otherwise, to quote Guenon, it would
be simply nothing.
I have spent a few days at Abique, actually. No (more serious)
Hence my non-stop effort to get my QB to have easily shifted multiple gears
front and rear.
I've got 3-in-front/one-in-back working pretty well with a front derailleur
shifting 24-36-48. Upon advice of several from this group, especially Jim E.
(Thanks again!) I'll probably go with a
I'm in if we promise to make a lot of Spinal Tap references.
On Nov 6, 2010, at 1:17 PM, Ray wrote:
2011 marks the first year of a new decade.
There are currently 11 bicycle models available from RBW, if one
counts the custom frame and the new Amos.
Any member interested in this
B..b..b..but why?? Would not a Rodeo or Rom or Ram or one of the
other Riv production models I am unfamiliar with be a better choice if
you want multiple gears?? Or a hub gear?
Me, I want a Paris-Roubaix-equipped multispeed fixed gear (I think you
could do this with this model which moved
- rack is sold
- tape is sold
- cork grips pending...
you guys are fast. Thanks!
On Nov 6, 5:15 pm, stevep33 steve...@gmail.com wrote:
1. Mark's Rack. Used, good condition. There a 2 extra diving board
flat stays because I used the rack on a variety of bikes so I had to
bend some some
cork grips and GOOP are still available.
On Nov 6, 6:34 pm, stevep33 steve...@gmail.com wrote:
- rack is sold
- tape is sold
- cork grips pending...
you guys are fast. Thanks!
On Nov 6, 5:15 pm, stevep33 steve...@gmail.com wrote:
1. Mark's Rack. Used, good condition. There a 2
All sold.
Thanks again.
On Nov 6, 6:41 pm, stevep33 steve...@gmail.com wrote:
cork grips and GOOP are still available.
On Nov 6, 6:34 pm, stevep33 steve...@gmail.com wrote:
- rack is sold
- tape is sold
- cork grips pending...
you guys are fast. Thanks!
On Nov 6, 5:15 pm,
I just have no need for it so if anyone wants it feel free to make an
offer.
On Nov 6, 4:27 pm, Eric Norris campyonly...@me.com wrote:
I have NERDs on two bikes. They're very nice, and those of us who wear
reading glasses appreciate the very large numbers on the digital readout.
--Eric N
Had it set up with a bunch of Riv parts, but they are going to another
project (a Bombadil I have on order) , so I'm letting it go. A great
old 5 speed lugged steel English-made Raleigh Sprite in a kind-of-rare
25 (C to T) size. 34 1/2 standover. Upgraded wheels in 700c using
Mavic MA40 rims and
Thinkin' about a project; just looking for a frame and fork. Thanks!
Ryan
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I purchased a QB from this list a couple of weeks ago. To be honest -
it was an impulse buy, I really didn't need another bike, I was
perfectly happy with my SH.
When it arrived, I unpacked it (early model/green), slapped some new
Delta Cruiser 35's (creme) on it, attached a burrito wrap and hit
When I had my too-big-for-me QB, I loved riding it ss and turned to it
for most errands and city riding, as well as an occasional 50 mile
jaunt.
Now that I have a frame-that-fits-me waiting to be built up (fixed -
I'm just deciding on a crank and gear ratio), I cant' wait to ride it
regularly. I
Admire you for that. 22s. Wow. Am at the point where the 35s now on
my Sam Hillborne are feeling incredibly narrow. Really. Faster than
the 40s that were on it. But now, 50 to 60 for everyday riding seem
more my style.
Eric Platt
On Nov 5, 9:11 pm, PATRICK MOORE bertin...@gmail.com wrote:
To answer Philip's question; my Quickbeam is my only bike. It does it
all, from commuting, to having fun rides around town and even the
occasional brevet. I rode the Oregon Randonneurs 100k Verboort
Populaire today on the 'beam and it performed admirably. I'll tell you
that riding single speed
Yeah I emailed Kirk to see if I could order them from him, but he said
the Rawlands thing gets him a single customer interface to get it
going. I imagine the Pari-moto presale was a logistical challenge for
him. It's actually being called a 43, not a 42. It will be really
close on the Hilsen.
Nothing admirable; I'd choose 26s to 32s if I could find light, supple
ones in the 559 size, but alas
I run 60 mm Big Apple Liteskins (that are stretching toward 65 mm on
45 mm rims) at 15/18 or so on the Fargo, on pavement and off, and they
seem to roll as well as the 40 mm (actual, marked
SaddleSack XS - sold
Brand V Bar Tube - sold
On Nov 6, 3:47 pm, Thomas Lynn Skean thomaslynnsk...@comcast.net
wrote:
Now, pictures!http://tinyurl.com/2b563ec
On Nov 6, 5:27 am, Thomas Lynn Skean thomaslynnsk...@comcast.net
wrote:
This is embarrassing. It's no big deal, I don't think. But
Ron, good to see you today. Sorry the visit was brief. Glad you had a
good ride on the QB. Man, I always forget how rolling the road gets
after Banks. Nice to finally do that populaire in decent weather.
Well, decent by Oregon standards for Nov...
I do love my Beam but it's not my favorite bike
Thanks. Tim
On Sat, Nov 6, 2010 at 12:06 PM, Philip Williamson
philip.william...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks, Tim. The tires, 45mm IRC Mythos CX slicks, are the most
misleadingly labeled tires I've ever owned, which might be why they're
out of production.
They have knobs (except where I've
On Fri, Nov 5, 2010 at 11:32 AM, Philip Williamson
philip.william...@gmail.com wrote:
I was looking at A D's fantastic SimpleOne:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/livepake/5133139965/
I think because it looked so beautiful, I wondered if it was his main
bike, or one of many.
That made me wonder
Without debating child seat vs.a pull behind trailer, what's the max
load for a Rambouillet? Assuming a 220lb rider, 30lb child in a rear
mounted seat and 5-ish mile rides around the neighborhood. Is the Ram
up to the task or are we talking Atlantis, Bomb?
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