This is interesting...
http://www.ebay.com/itm/NITTO-Campee-rear-rack-Rivendells-Nitto-platrack-rack-attachment-/110793344710?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0hash=item19cbcc46c6#ht_950wt_180
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On Sat, Dec 10, 2011 at 2:22 PM, Tyler Pace pacety...@gmail.com wrote:
I've had these sitting around for a while. Great set of French-made
crankarms. Only blemish is on the inside of the non-drive side arm;
some idiot didn't know how to take
Wow. I've seen Formula 1 suspension that looked less complicated visually.
Those are a lot of struts!
On Dec 12, 2011, at 6:28 AM, Marty wrote:
This is interesting...
Sorry, List; meant to email the recipient directly.
On Sun, Dec 11, 2011 at 10:10 PM, Kelly Sleeper tkslee...@gmail.com wrote:
I can't find the right letters with thumbs on my iPhone.. sure you aren't
on a blackberry.. :)
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I'm curious, is there really a model that by definition is the Nitto
Campee? Four of my nine (nine?!?) Nitto racks have a Campee sticker on
them, and none of them are that model. My Platrack and two Mark's Racks
and two R-14 racks don't have a Campee sticker on them. But my two mini
fronts,
Hey, I have a suggested photo if Wikipedia is looking for a visual
definition of 'cluster.'
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Ted,
Weren't you one of the original partners with RBW in the Heron
project? I also have a poster (still in the tube) which is an
artist's rendering of the brick front of a bike shop with a Heron bike
in the window and an old bird smoking and pipe and walking with a cane
out front. Is this the
Thanks, folks--looks like silver is the way to go for this application...
Steve
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hi william, for the non riv sourced racks i think nitto is loose with
their naming, i remember i had seen this nitto somewhere before.
http://www.benscycle.net/index.php?main_page=product_infocPath=146_240products_id=13331zenid=ee00f6d14fe83e0eb59532c3f5273131
i have to commend the guy for doing
If not for the quickbeam i found locally over the summer i would be
thinking about a SimpleOne now, the fact that this may be the last run
ever (or for a long time), just makes me want to say this.
If you don't have a Riv single-speed/fixie, go for it. My QB is
definately the most ridden, most
+1. I have multiple Rivs, and my QB is by far the most frequently ridden. A
quick and responsive dreamboat.
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[mailto:rbw-owners-bunch@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Minh
Sent: Monday, December 12, 2011 3:41 PM
To: RBW Owners
Hello, for sale is a pair of Schwalbe Marathon Supremem 26x2.00, folding
bead, 50 miles.
Mounted on my Mtn. bike and used it for 50 miles. This is not a tire if
you want to do your group ride with roadies but this is one of the toughest
tire and it will take a big big nail to give you a flat.
Zipped Roll sold. Still have the low saddle low flag.
Thanks,
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Circle of life.
I am not happy in having to do this, but my bicycle storage situation has
become very insecure. I want this to go back to the forum from which it
came as opposed to being stolen or vandalized.
I purchased this off a forum member and have already offered him first
right of
Buy this bike! I have one, and it's super awesome. The '94 XO-3 was the
final iteration of the 92-93 XO-1: Slightly cheaper; cheaper fork; triple
drivetrain instead of the 1's double.
Joe Bernard
Fairfield, CA.
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At around 6:15 on my commute back from work in San Jose. I stop by
safeway to grab some food to cook at home. I decide to take a quick
stop at target so I lock my bike up to itself with a 12 pack of
ginger ale and 5 pounds of ribs in the front basket. I come back. And
my bike is gone. ribs and
I'm so sorry Manny. : (
On Dec 12, 2011, at 6:46 PM, Manuel Acosta wrote:
At around 6:15 on my commute back from work in San Jose. I stop by
safeway to grab some food to cook at home. I decide to take a quick
stop at target so I lock my bike up to itself with a 12 pack of
ginger ale and 5
So sorry to hear... :-(
On Mon, Dec 12, 2011 at 6:50 PM, James Warren jimcwar...@earthlink.netwrote:
I'm so sorry Manny. : (
On Dec 12, 2011, at 6:46 PM, Manuel Acosta wrote:
At around 6:15 on my commute back from work in San Jose. I stop by
safeway to grab some food to cook at home. I
This is getting ridiculous. First JL, now you. Some thieving asshole around
here knows what a Rivendell is.
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Oh Manny, how awful, I'm so sorry. I wouldn't want to lose my Bleriot and my heart goes out to you. Good luck.JoanOn 12/12/11, Manuel Acostamanueljohnaco...@hotmail.com wrote:At around 6:15 on my commute back from work in San Jose. I stop bysafeway to grab some food to cook at home. I decide to
NOO!
Sonuva.. If I see Manny's Bleriot, it is on like Donkey Kong.
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Manny, that's just awful. Your enthusiasm and enjoyment of your bike is
unparallelled and completely infectious, and I am so sorry that this has
happened to you.
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It might help if you also tell us what size it is, in case someone strips
it and tries to sell the frame only.
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case…
From: Aaron Thomas aaron.a.tho...@gmail.com
To: rbw-owners-bunch@googlegroups.com
Sent: Mon, December 12, 2011 7:23:52 PM
Subject: [RBW] Re: Stolen Bleriot.
It might help if
That's downright evil... that low-life slime... I wish awful things
upon the bastard... and hopefully the bike will remain unscathed...
Sorry for your loss, Manny.
On Dec 12, 10:25 pm, Ray Shine r.sh...@sbcglobal.net wrote:
If you have not already done so, register the serial number with
Bike theft feels like a personal attack, a violation. Makes it hard to park
some places in the future. Inspires thoughts on what they used to do to
horse thieves. I will look for it in my part of the country, just in case
it makes it out here.
On Mon, Dec 12, 2011 at 8:20 PM, Allingham II, Thomas
I write because this is all I can do. For those that were wondering I
locked the bike to itself with a kryptonite lock. While I may have
lost a really great bike. I haven't lost the memories that I've had
with it. I feel more guilty then mad or sad considering that way I got
the bike in the first
Manny, that's such a bummer about your bike. You got a great attitude
though which will clearly help you move on. If the bike doesn't find
it's way back to you I hope you're able to get back on the road soon.
And yeah, while it's a bummer it was stolen, like you say, you
definitely got your
Hey all,
I sold my 61 Atlantis last summer so I could buy a correct sized 64
Atlantis, which I did. Now my wife is pregnant with our first
child I commute on my Quickbeam and with my plans to tour in the
near future now changing, it's time to sell this beauty to someone who
will use it more
I am happy to announce the X0 is sold pending funds!
Glad to keep it in the family here.
Thanks!
Brad
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Better looking picture
http://www.flickr.com/photos/mannyacosta/6334958952/in/photostream
On Dec 12, 6:46 pm, Manuel Acosta manueljohnaco...@hotmail.com
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At around 6:15 on my commute back from work in San Jose. I stop by
safeway to grab some food to cook at home. I decide to take a quick
On Dec 12, 11:07 am, Bill Carter billcar...@gmail.com wrote:
Weren't you one of the original partners with RBW in the Heron
project?
Yes, I was.
I also have a poster (still in the tube) which is an
artist's rendering of the brick front of a bike shop with a Heron bike
in the window and an
Good luck Manny! Will keep my eyes open as well.
René
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A doggone shame. Let's hope that you recover the bike and karma
takes care of the scoundrel low-life thief.
Andy
On Dec 13, 12:11 am, René Sterental orthie...@gmail.com wrote:
Good luck Manny! Will keep my eyes open as well.
René
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Bike thieves that are caught and convicted should be forced to work in bicycle
factories.
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From: awilliams53 awilliam...@gmail.com
Sent: Dec 12, 2011 9:16 PM
To: RBW Owners Bunch rbw-owners-bunch@googlegroups.com
Subject: [RBW] Re: Stolen Bleriot.
A doggone shame.
Manny that totally Sucks I really hope you get it back
On Dec 12, 6:46 pm, Manuel Acosta manueljohnaco...@hotmail.com
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At around 6:15 on my commute back from work in San Jose. I stop by
safeway to grab some food to cook at home. I decide to take a quick
stop at target so I lock my bike
Oh on a funny note the thief whoever it was when they took the bike
they left a bike there. So after a brief talk with with Target
security I needed to go home. So I strapped my 12-pack ginger ale to
the frame to off I went. To my dismay the bike was as well taken care
of as my sweet bleriot and
I have a Hunquapillar on order and I'm going to build it up with a
bunch of parts I have accumulated. What I'm wondering about is
whether I can/should use the wheels I have. They're Mavic MA 3's 36
spokes and Shimano XTR M900 hubs. They're really nice wheels and the
hubs are fantastic but I
Well, I tell ya, if it was in my size I would have bought one. Sadly, I am
a short dude who usually needs the smaller size bikes. Not a huge problem
as an Atlantis is in my future but I think the limited sizing may have
something to do with it. Also, the QB really seemed to sell well so maybe
I am having trouble finding recommendations for touch-up paint. Would
appreciate group knowledge!
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Hello Everyone,
I was incredibly lucky to acquire my first Riv, a 48 Sam Hillborne, a
little over 2 years ago as a birthday gift. It has been many gifts in
one, the greatest of which may be the wind-in-my-face feeling that I
can do anything from the seat of my trusty Sam.
So along with this
I have a Sugino Alpina (34-48t ) crank and am having a hard time finding out
what size of Phil Wood bottom bracket to order and install on an Atlantis bike.
Many, many thanks if someone can help.
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I bought a Simple One frame, and built it mostly from the parts bin.
I'm OK with canti brakes on it. I would have been equally OK with
sidepulls.
The bike is my primary commuting (1-2x/week) and shopping bike. I
have a small front basket and a rear rack. I have battery lights
front and back,
Overdue update: I swapped out the old Shimano UN40 BB (68x113) for a new
UN54 68x107 today. I gained a steel leftside cup, and a much better
chainline on the Quickbeam. Back in early November, when I found the old
cracked cup, I just put in a new plastic cup. It promptly cracked upon
install, but
I have only occasional use of the family automobile. I get almost
everywhere on one of my bikes or by public transit.
I've had the experience of getting in the car and not remembering
where the controls are, or what they do. And we've had the car since
2000.
Joe
On Dec 11, 12:31 pm, Joe
Two great bikes!
Cool email, too!
On Mon, Dec 12, 2011 at 1:22 PM, Penny gopennygo.farth...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello Everyone,
I was incredibly lucky to acquire my first Riv, a 48 Sam Hillborne, a
little over 2 years ago as a birthday gift. It has been many gifts in
one, the greatest of
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