You'd be better off to eat more than a little fruit.maybe a
medium amount. I think sometimes just taking a break and having a meal
is perfect. I mean if your goal is (just) to get somewhere, take a
break. If you are training for some kind of event I guess you have to
eat on the ride but I f
Campee sold.
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Thanks, Everyone, for the input.
I rode today and got in six hours, stopped after three hours at the
Dairy Queen drive-through and got a triple cheese burger, side order
of fries and a big-ass coke.
No bonk!
seriously... just going with a little fruit now, we'll see how it
goes.
regards all a
Up for sale is one Nitto Mark's Rack and one Nitto Rear Campee rack (the one
with the removable pannier supports).
140 shipped for the campee, 80 shipped for the Mark's.
Both are used but in great condition.
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When that happens eat more fats and protein plus veggies not carbs. I
just eat a big steak and a huge salad then top it off with
strawberries and home made whip cream using stevia to 'sweeten'. It
satiates me just fine, is low carb and I get enough calories. Doing
this now for a while and still los
Today, on my maiden voyage for the new Sam Hillborne, I remembered that a
friend had let me know about a wild blackberry stash in town. I rode over,
picked berries, turned my hands red, and ate them. I then rode home.
Pretty solid way to spend the day.
I'll put some pics up later.
Nothin
Sort of...
http://www.fastcompany.com/1773852/a-flywheel-powered-bicycle-offers-regenerative-braking-for-your-bike
I'm not sure it really makes much sense, but I love the idea and the
execution.
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Thanks Rob!
It is indeed, a wonderful commute.
Rene
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On Aug 16, 2011, at 2:31 PM, Rob wrote:
What a fantastic commute! The bike looks great too. :)
Rob in (chilly) Seattle
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That's right; I wrap the bungee behind the ball two or three times (I forget
exactly how many; whatever is needed to take up slack), like a too-long
rubber band. I've since thought about feeding the bungee through the
pannier's leather patch's slots twice to take up the slack. I haven't taken
a
What sort of handlebars does your wife want on her Betty Foy?
I'm a little shorter than your wife, but pretty close (5'3", saddle height
of 625 mm) and I ride a 47 cm Atlantis with drop bars (60 mm stem and
short-reach bars). My Atlantis has a top tube length of 520 mm. The 52 cm
Betty Foy, w
Has your wife read this review?
http://lovelybike.blogspot.com/2010/11/popular-girl-test-riding-rivendell.html
An email grouping works pretty well for smaller regional stuff. We
also have the somewhat effective flickr group as well. Not everybody
is on flickr or checks it regularly though.
On A
What a fantastic commute! The bike looks great too. :)
Rob in (chilly) Seattle
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Robert,
Your feedback had a lot of influence on my decision. Coincidentally, EcoVelo
very recently posted a comparison of the Platrack and the Pass & Stow racks
by Mel Hughes, who by the way, tested both on a very beautiful A. Homer
Hilsen:
http://www.ecovelo.info/2011/08/13/two-porteur-racks-one-
Minh, why don't you start a new post, inviting DC-area Riv'rs to post email
addresses, and those of us who were interested could make our own lists?
Steve
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I agree with Joe B, this is just all part of sales and marketing, and
it's the kind that rewards the customers. I mean, look at the all the
purchases that Rene has done this year alone! It's like a karma
rebate for him!
On Aug 16, 3:27 pm, Joe Bernard wrote:
> *I hope nobody out there thinks
On Mon, Aug 15, 2011 at 1:24 PM, René Sterental wrote:
> Anyway, coming back to the Slickersack, as soon as I put my laptop inside,
> the first thing I noticed was how hard it was to keep it on the dual
> kickstand without the wheel completely flopping over. Thanks to StatrixBob's
> advice, I put
*I hope nobody out there thinks we're throwing money around willy
nilly.*
**
All bike companies have promotions and sales. Odds are that most folks who
drop by, lured by the magnet contest, won't hit one, and won't get a
discount. What are the chances of those people walking away without spendin
Thanks!
Just to clarify, you make several turns with the bungee before looping it
over the ball, correct?
René
On Mon, Aug 15, 2011 at 8:29 PM, Thomas Lynn Skean <
thomaslynnsk...@comcast.net> wrote:
> Maybe these photos of how I do it will help with pannier mounting:
>
> http://www.dropbox.com
Seth,
You're probably right, maybe the DC crowd are not as social as the
Cali crowd. In addition i'd be ok being on an informal email tree
(not sure about everyone else), just so i'd know who's in the area,
maybe get together for group rides, parts swapping. Maybe i'm just
too sensitive about po
She's welcome to ride my 51cm Bleriot for the "Rivendell feel", but it's got
drop bars.
Steve
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I no longer palp a large saddlebag, so this support is no longer needed. It
is the best support I've used. One thing to note is that the rubber insert
it comes with has disintegrated so if you don't want scratches on your
seatpost, I'd suggest adding your own rubber insert, or come up with another
On Tue, Aug 16, 2011 at 12:27 PM, Minh wrote:
> With the number of DC folks in the area, it'd be great if we could
> maintain a sublist for DC based RBW owners, i think it'd be helpful
> for these types of requests, and also for posting local events.
>
I don't think there needs to be a sublist. T
Thanks. I was able to switch plans and will be there too.
Tony
On Aug 15, 4:49 pm, René Sterental wrote:
> One campground confirmed for up to 8 people @ Juniper campground for
> September 24.
>
> René
>
>
>
> On Mon, Aug 15, 2011 at 4:38 PM, René Sterental wrote:
> > I will reserve one campgrou
And to clarify, you think Hugh wants the Betty Foy more than his wife [wants
the Betty Foy]! Rather than the rather harsher alternative, Hugh wants the
Betty Foy more than [he wants] his wife!
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With the number of DC folks in the area, it'd be great if we could
maintain a sublist for DC based RBW owners, i think it'd be helpful
for these types of requests, and also for posting local events.
As for the original request, i only know about the mysterious Betty
Foy that surfaced recently, so
Dear Rivendell Owners' Bunch,
I'm writing to ask for your help. We've *almost* decided to get a 52
cm Betty Foy for my wife.
She's 5'4" and rides with a a saddle height just a smidge below 25".
She's currently commuting on a full-suspension Canndondale w/ road
slicks, and she's *almost* convinced
Wow, wish I could help. I live in Kensington, too, but I've never seen a
Betty Foy. Need an excuse to drive to Ohio
(Country Bike Shop) or Boston (Harris Cyclery)? But check with them first
if you do. I think the Washingon/mid-Atlantic deserves to have a Rivendell
dealer. I know there ar
Hey Grant, don't quit your day job. The Carnival would leave you stranded on
the side of the highway in the middle of Kansas I'm sure. As a hint for next
time, don't use those really expensive rare earth magnets. Cheapies from an
old science kit are the way to go, even if you have to glue 'em to
I'll be there.
Looking forward to it,
Adam
On Aug 15, 4:49 pm, René Sterental wrote:
> One campground confirmed for up to 8 people @ Juniper campground for
> September 24.
>
> René
>
>
>
> On Mon, Aug 15, 2011 at 4:38 PM, René Sterental wrote:
> > I will reserve one campground that will take up
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