Nice trip, Mike! Looks like you had great weather. I have got to get out to
Rainier. How was traffic in the park?
Brian Hanson
On Aug 10, 2011, at 3:55 PM, Mike mjawn...@gmail.com wrote:
So this year's tour is over. It was a blast but I'd being lying if I didn't
say I feel absolutely
The Atlantis is about five years old, Toyo-built, no wrecks,
scratches only in the usual places like the dropouts; no braze-ons on
the front forks for mini-rack, must use the clamps; it is a great
bike, but a tad big for me -- wish I had a 61.
Nitto drop bar, Shimano 105 rear derailluer
I could not figure out how to contact you your email is truncated.
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I think you only have a breakage risk if you are causing large flex
repeatedly. If you have a Tech standard (about 19cm exposed quill) attached
to an extender (about 7 more cm), that is more rise-above-headset than
nearly anyone has in his/her experience. I'm much smaller, so I'm not an
example.
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Heading out from Packwood and up to Cayuse Pass the traffic wasn't too
bad. The road doesn't have much of a shoulder but everyone gave us a
wide berth. Riding out of White River Campground there seemed to be
more traffic. We had a close call with a truck and trailer that buzzed
us but other than
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Zack,
Thanks for the link - got it and understand. At my new, higher handlebar
height, there is an improvement in reach, but it's accompanied by a change
in my center of gravity. I'm still adjusting to it, but am not sure if I
like the change in my fore-aft balance on the bike. If I don't,
Thanks for the nice comments. It was a successful trip and I will probably do
it again. Although my body is still recovering and hurting 4 days afterwards,
it was definitely well worth it.
Cheers!
Dustin G
Walnut Creek Ca
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Looks like a great time. Thanks for sharing the report and photos with
us. Amazing how easy it is to get to dramatic vistas from outside
RBWHQ. Nice to see you did it on your SO. I had planned to do
something similar on my QB but it won't happen this year.
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Thanks for posting this. What a great trip - looks like some
excellent dirt sections. The sunrise ride sounded the best.
Esteban
San Diego, Calif.
On Aug 11, 6:23 am, Mike mjawn...@gmail.com wrote:
Heading out from Packwood and up to Cayuse Pass the traffic wasn't too
bad. The road doesn't
Dustin,
That was inspiring!
Could you give me a breakdown of the equipment you brought and how you
loaded your bike and distributed it?
What tent did you use? Do you have the medium or large SaddleSack and
basket? What size is your Simple One?
Was there anything you learned from this S24O that
Patrick, I think we'd all like to see your Herse with matched baggage.
You might sell your piecemeal baggage piecemeal and come out ahead.
Haven't heard that word in years,
Philip
On Aug 10, 8:57 pm, PATRICK MOORE bertin...@gmail.com wrote:
Nice bunch of bagmatching luggage! Would jump had I
And pics: http://www.flickr.com/photos/36386964@N00/sets/72157627409295638/
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That looks fantastic. Was just out that way about a month ago, but
was unable to translate our trip into bike time. Nice outing.
On Aug 11, 11:19 am, Esteban proto...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks for posting this. What a great trip - looks like some
excellent dirt sections. The sunrise ride
Looks like a fun trip, even with all the hike-a-bike! ! Is that a
White Industries 22?
jim m
wc ca
On Wed, Aug 10, 2011 at 9:51 AM, EastBayGuy goodwin...@gmail.com wrote:
When I originally saw Grants Post awhile back on the S240 he did to High
Rocky place, I knew I had to do it. I wanted a
Yes, That is a 22t White industries Freewheel. I would have been SOL
without it. When I hit the road at Rock City it was pretty smooth sailing
up. with a little grinding here and there.
Rene Here is the Gear list:
Up Front in the Basket and Bag
-BigAgnes Seedhouse SL1
-Sweater
-MUSA Pants
what didn't you use?
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Ken,
Thanks for the explanation of the flex. I wouldn't describe myself as
muscular, and I don't ride hard. Your comment about the seatpost is
very astute—you hit it right on the head! The reason this came up is
because I snapped my seatpost, and I went to the LBS to order a steel
one to replace
Thanks Dustin.
Was the tent comfortable and easy to use? I've read mixed reviews and am
looking for a one person light tent. The thing is that I'm 260 pounds -
5'11 and use the wider Big Agnes sleeping bags.
Rene
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On Aug 11, 2011, at 11:50 AM, Zack zack...@gmail.com wrote:
Very Easy to use and set up, along with pretty light. I was surprised at how
easy it was to set up in the Wind. I am 6 foot 230 and I am comfortable in
it.
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Checking in from the high sierra.
This is a ride where you get the freedom to choose how to get up there. If
some want to take roads, others want to take dirt, great. Juniper is just
shy of 3000 feet. I tend to ride up on the roads, and take dirt back down
from around the junction. Just because I
on 8/11/11 6:21 AM, jandrews_nyc at jasonaschwa...@gmail.com wrote:
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This one came through just fine.
Google has clearly been messing with things again - for example, it
I wasn't planning on chiming in again, but now that I hear your Bombadil is
on the way I feel compelled to say STOP RIDING THAT BIKE. I think the reward
of riding it a few more weeks while you wait isn't worth the risk.
Joe just my opinion, why am I yelling Bernard
Fairfield, CA.
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I finally finished the build of my SimpleOne after the frameset sat in the
repair stand for the last two weeks at my work. I was waiting on wheels and
then got busy so when I had a chance to build it up, I may have skipped a
few step that I really wanted to do. But, ..I am planning a minor
I finally finished the build of my SimpleOne after the frameset sat in the
repair stand for the last two weeks at my work. I was waiting on wheels and
then got busy so when I had a chance to build it up, I may have skipped a
few step that I really wanted to do. But, ..I am planning a minor
I finally finished the build of my SimpleOne after the frameset sat in the
repair stand for the last two weeks at my work. I was waiting on wheels and
then got busy so when I had a chance to build it up, I may have skipped a
few step that I really wanted to do. But, ..I am planning a minor
On Thursday, August 11, 2011 2:18:31 PM UTC-4, Joe Bernard wrote:
I wasn't planning on chiming in again, but now that I hear your Bombadil is
on the way I feel compelled to say STOP RIDING THAT BIKE. I think the reward
of riding it a few more weeks while you wait isn't worth the risk.
Thanks!
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Very Easy to use and set up, along with pretty light. I was surprised at how
easy it was to set up in the Wind. I am 6 foot 230 and I am comfortable in
it.
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Nabbed it out of his garage.
http://sfbay.craigslist.org/sfc/bik/2541745595.html
Thanks for keeping your eyes peeled.
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That sucks so bad. Good luck finding your bike. I hope you catch the jerk
who stole it.
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On Thu, Aug 11, 2011 at 1:21 PM, John Bennett johnat...@gmail.com wrote:
Nabbed it out of his garage.
http://sfbay.craigslist.org/sfc/bik/2541745595.html
Thanks for keeping your eyes peeled.
After some neighbors lost bikes and other things out of their garages I've
started locking my bikes
I didn't want to steal Dustin's thread, so I'm starting a new one...
While enjoying the sights at his flickr stream, I noticed that he carried
his weight rather high up... above the top of the rack.
On Wed, Aug 10, 2011 at 9:51 AM, EastBayGuy goodwin...@gmail.com wrote:
This was my thought as well. There are quite a few non-drop bar options now
and some even offer a few decent hand positions. The Nitto Albatross has
some rise, some forward reach and the curves offer a more aggressive
position. If you ride this bike in the drops, the Albatross' would be
higher
I've always toured/carried loads up high, but I started touring before I'd
ever heard of low-riders (were they around in the 70's?). Can't say why I
still do except that it feels better than with the load low. I can't really
describe it, and I certainly can't quantify it, but with the weight down
Dustin,
Wonderful post! Thanks for the pics, too--you've a lovely bike, there.
lyle
On 11 August 2011 15:35, René Sterental orthie...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks!
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Very Easy to use and set up, along
I just received my new sweaters and just wanted to say yay!
1. Just in time for the cooler weather to start it's inexorable return.
2. Comparing it to the older version of the vest the pattern is
identical. The wool appears to be just a touch greener than the older
one - but just a touch - it
If that riser isn't in as far as it can go, I would absolutely do that right
away. I think that a modern north road type bar (think Albatross) is your
best bet though...
Doug
On Tue, Aug 9, 2011 at 6:40 PM, Tom twhar...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks for the reply. I haven't taken any photos since
For me the reason is convenience. Having stuff in a basket and/or a bag
means being able to get to it more easily than in my (and I would think
probably most) panniers. And it means I don't have to leave my tubus tara
rack on my bike all the time. (The latter is just an aesthetic thing. The
I think these are the original MUSA shorts. Butterscotch, buttons on
back pockets, very light weight...size medium. I might have worn them
once but not more than that (I washed them anyway). Oh, i did remove
the MUSA tag thoughI've got some issues with logos. $25
shipped.
Rob Markwardt
On Thu, 2011-08-11 at 15:32 -0700, Thomas Lynn Skean wrote:
For me the reason is convenience. Having stuff in a basket and/or a
bag means being able to get to it more easily than in my (and I would
think probably most) panniers.
Yes, but typically on a tour that isn't much of an issue, since
I have very different experiences between commuting or everyday riding, and
touring.
I commuted, and continue to ride, with relatively high loads - an Acorn HB
bag a Carradice Barley. Neither have ever affected bike handling. But
when I used a Nelson LF and put my Macbook in it I could feel
Sam Hillborne SINGLE TUBE frames on rivbike.com are currently selling for
$1500, while DOUBLE TUBE frames are listed at $1050. I'm just wondering what
the price will likely be for a 60 cm single tube when they get restocked. Is
the single tube price a reflecton of supply and demand? If so, I'm
Yeah, I've ordered one of the new Bombadils in 68 cm—and yes, I'll post
photos when I get it! It's certainly gonna be big. Only time I'll have ever
had a bike that fits me. Riv has told me to expect a six month wait so I'm
on the Raleigh in the meantime.
I have bent seatposts before, so I was
I thought about Albatross bars, and maybe in hindsight I shoulda done it.
The bars would have been a good couple of inches lower (I was aiming for
maximum height) and I was worried that the grips on Albatross bars would end
up too close to me, on account of the small (for me) top tube, so I
As stated in the text of the Sam Hillborne page, the more expensive
Sam Hillbornes are made by Waterford, while the cheaper ones are made
in Taiwan. The place of manufacture, rather than the number of top
tubes, appear to determine the selling price.
On Aug 11, 8:18 pm, Shifty
I may be wrong, but my understanding is that they wont be stocking single
tube 60's for now and that all new stock frames 56 and up will be doubles,
and again, may be wrong, but the $1500 frames are the Waterford built ones.
Please correct me if I am giving bad info.
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I can't say for certain... but I can't recall seeing anything that suggested
that single-top-tube 56 or 60 Hillbornes are in the plan as of now.
Definitely worth a call or e-mail to rbwhq if you're interested in knowing.
Yours,
Thomas Lynn Skean
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I'll take them for dad :)
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Three surprising things Rivendell led me to (besides my Saluki and my
wife's Betty Foy):
1. It sounds silly to say too much about such a small thing, but as
I listened to it jingle on the way home this evening, it struck me
that the dollar bell Rivendell sells is as close to perfect as any one
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