I haven't put them on my Riv, but I've had them on my Bike Friday NWT for
about a year including an Oregon coast tour this past Spring. I like em.
They are nice and big and quite comfortable for me (size 12 shoes). I don't
slip off them much, better than most pedals.
I use Grip Kings on a couple o
Anybody try these pedals? I'm tired of getting my shins torn up by the
metal ones.
Jay
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Ok. So here is the situation. I have been looking for an Atlantis for a
while. Well I guess looking isn't the right word. Perhaps "dreaming" is a
more appropriate descriptor. To be honest, I haven't really thought that an
Atlantis was going to be in my price range at the current moment. Not
wit
Some of the absolute best riding in the us is in nw ct (Salisbury, Lakeville)
into SW Massachusetts (Sheffield , great barrington) and over into Columbia
county ny. Dirt roads, great climbs, hidden valleys etc.
Rob in SW Mass
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Yorktown IN
On Mon, Jun 25, 2012 at 11:00 AM, Christopher Wiggins wrote:
> I posted this a month or so ago, but never saw it show up. I was at a
> advocacy function in the Spring, and saw 4 Rivs. Not used to seeing more
> than mine. Any Indy area riders on this board?
>
> Best,
>
> Ch
i used noodles for about a year on my Hilsen...you are right, they
were nice, but not quite "there'. I changed to Alba's about a month
ago...Things were different. I realized i was going slower, but in a
good way. I was stopping more and enjoying my ride better. I feel
comfortable and very "English
great photos and a great trip Ray. I really enjoyed them.
I'm dying to do the SF to Ventura section this year. Just need some
other interested riders..
~mike
Carlsbad Ca.
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Hello,
I took a little vacation last week. Spent nine days hike'n and bike'n
the California State Parks, meandering my way from Livermore down to
Big Sur and back up the coast.
The first day was rough: Livermore to Santa Cruz. Blazingly hot by
the time I hit the hills outside of Los Gatos, fift
I can't tell from the pictures, canti or side pulls?
Also, you list it as a touring bike. Is the fork crown and brake bridge
tapped for fenders?
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I'm looking for touch up paint for a Joe Bell paint light metallic blue Riv
Road. IIRC this color was once described as something like "if we had a
classic color, this would be it." Any suggestions? Thanks, Larry
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http://letsgorideabike.com/blog/2012/06/an-afternoon-with-grant-petersen/
Here is a write-up of Grant's book signing that happened last Sunday in
Nashville. Thought y'all would be interested.
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Oh I didn't realize this was yours. Umm... bidding war away!
What's the tire clearance on this frame?
Tubing?
It looks like it has only one set of brazeons for both fender and rack in
the back?
Thanks,
- Ryan
On Monday, June 25, 2012 7:29:39 PM UTC-7, z-man wrote:
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> End time: Jun 30, 201
http://seattle.craigslist.org/kit/bik/3105497010.html
Wow. Pricey but a like-new 68cm Ram.
- Ryan
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The interview is still up on the website. I'm listening now. It is "Morning
Magazine, Wednesday 6/27, 9:00am. Grant is on at around the 35 minute mark.
Here is the link:
http://kgnu.org/shows.php
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Hi Jay,
I believe you saw my related thread a few day back. A couple thoughts that
might be worth while for you...
My Noodles were on a 7cm stem and Albas are on a 12cm stem. I probably
could have gone with a 10 or 11 and been fine. Not that the 12 is too long
but I definitely don't want it
Classic parts and photos added, list updated...
http://www.flickr.com/photos/joe_bunik/sets/72157630317235604/detail/
Time to pay the piper. Went digging and came up with a pile that *someone*
should find appealing :-)
As always... speak up if a price is not right for you. Price sans
shipping, p
Beastmonster kickstand was my first suspicion wrt to the feet
conundrum. Glad the ridiculously sturdy built-in workstand aspect of
Rivendell bikes (including the two I own) was included in the art.
On Jun 27, 12:22 am, grant wrote:
> Aha---here's a tiny but significant piece of the mysterie pie-t
Atlantis, Ram, Saluki, 3 Herons between myself and a friend in Rhode Island
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Dont forget to x-ray your frame for damage from over-torquing the bolts. :)
On Wed, Jun 27, 2012 at 4:37 PM, William wrote:
> I accidentally tightened the water bottle bolts a little too much, and it
> made the water taste funny.
>
>
> KIDDING!!!
>
>
> On Wednesday, June 27, 2012 6:34:47 AM UTC-
I accidentally tightened the water bottle bolts a little too much, and it
made the water taste funny.
KIDDING!!!
On Wednesday, June 27, 2012 6:34:47 AM UTC-7, Skenry wrote:
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> What bolts or specs are you looking for?
> The only thing that could possibly come from a frame manufacturer would b
When I first read it, I thought you were saying that DLG had put the poster
up on his site now... took a second to back up and just appreciate it for
what it was, and not trying to read into it... lol...
On Wednesday, June 27, 2012 3:28:37 PM UTC-4, Marty wrote:
>
> Cheers to D. L. Goines
> A
This morning, awaiting my carpool partner, I was hit the BLUG page, and
noticed the update about the radio interview via Boulder.
My office has a no-internet-radio policy (afraid of bandwidth loss); but I
followed the link from the BLUG on my phone, downloaded the app, and set a
reminder on my
Cheers to D. L. Goines
A lad and his wheel revealed
Progressive delight!
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Anyone here bidding on this? As a 6'6" rider this is pretty dreamy if the
price stays down. I won't get in a bidding war with anyone on this list
though.
- Ryan
On Monday, June 25, 2012 7:29:39 PM UTC-7, z-man wrote:
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>
> End time: Jun 30, 2012 5:51:58 PM EDT
>
>
> View item:
> Leonard Zinn
I love working on my own bike, but we have such a good mechanic at the local
bike shop that I will bring it to him, because I like supporting him. (That
combined with being overwhelmed in my personal or work life.)
Sent from my iPhone
On Jun 27, 2012, at 9:56 AM, Jim Thill - Hiawatha Cyclery
I'd've considered the Rambler if I'd stumbled across it. I don't know that
I'd've gone for it; it is pricier than the one we bought and basically
looks like an identical frame.
Unfortunately, what I want is for RBW to sell an Hillborne or AHH in my
son's size with Roadeo tubing in my son's siz
Hi!
Whether the Albatross is right for you depends on how you normally ride now
(drops/tops/hooks/hoods/behind-the-levers) and what you'd like to change
(hand-orientation/lean/reach).
Personally I greatly appreciate a *very* upright riding position. My hands
rest inches above the level of my s
I was going to pick up a frame and then hang it on the wall with my
rando-bling from last season. Yes it is a poster. It is also a work of
awesome craftsmanship (both the company and the lithography).
On Tuesday, June 26, 2012 4:32:33 AM UTC-7, islaysteve wrote:
>
> In anticipation of receivin
Some people should not work on their own bikes. This is not an insult, just
something that I've observed over a number of years fixing massive DIY f-ups.
That said, as a mechanical object, the bicycle is quite approachable for an
amateur wrench, so for a person who has the aptitude and inclinati
Might be an Atlantis in Coventry at the end of July.
On Jun 27, 7:21 am, Ken Karpowicz wrote:
> LongLow in Bloomfield
>
> Sent from my iPad
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I'll add this one:
http://g-tedproductions.blogspot.com/
He is a local guy and does a lot of gravel rides and adventures.
Great writing style and perspective. He is a steel guy at heart.
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>From the Riv website, here is what Nitto recommends:
http://www.rivbike.com/kb_results.asp?ID=65
HTH,
Andrew
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Sent: Tue, June 26, 2012 8:22:37 PM
Subject: [RBW] Torque specs for Rivendell bikes?
Hello,
On Wed, Jun 27, 2012 at 12:17 PM, Jim Thill - Hiawatha Cyclery
wrote:
> Rolls Royce suggests enlisting the help of an experienced RR mechanic to
> demonstrate proper torque.
>
> I don't know many pro mechanics who use torque wrenches or fret over torque
> specs, except on CF stuff. For the most
Rolls Royce suggests enlisting the help of an experienced RR mechanic to
demonstrate proper torque.
I don't know many pro mechanics who use torque wrenches or fret over torque
specs, except on CF stuff. For the most part "mechanic's hand" is just fine. If
you lack mechanic's hand, hopefully you
I've shopped with them in the past, and always had a good experience.
However, if the item I want is available on www.wiggle.co.uk, that's where
I get it since they have free shipping to the United States and their
prices are very competitive.
I shop here primarily for european items I cannot find
Optional "margin of goodwill" menu item is a great idea.
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Sent: Tuesday, June 26, 2012 2:13 AM
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Subject: [RBW] Re: The Poster
I was amazed when I
Second that. I have bought from them in the past and they were awesome.
On Jun 27, 2012 11:32 AM, "Jay in Tel Aviv" wrote:
> Just wanted to let you guys know that this UK outfit is a pleasure to
> buy from.
> I received a couple of Rivish parts today from them and am very happy
> with their sele
On at least one of the sets of instructions I have received with various
Nitto rack products it says:
"Use good judgment."
Yours,
Thomas Lynn Skean
On Wednesday, June 27, 2012 8:58:15 AM UTC-5, JimD wrote:
> "We don't need no stinking specs. Just tighten it 'til it smokes!"?
>>
>
> Back in
I've used both, and it's a very different experience. In my opinion, a 2cm
difference in stem length will not be enough. Albas sit you WAY back
compared to what you are used to.
Joe Bernard
Vallejo, CA.
On Wednesday, June 27, 2012 7:30:46 AM UTC-7, Jay in Tel Aviv wrote:
> I am currently usi
Google seems to have eaten this post from earlier today. Apologies to
anyone who get it twice.
> I am currently using 46 cm Noodle bars at about saddle height on my
> Sam for my 15 mile RT commute. I like the multiple hand positions but
> can't say I'm really comfortable with them, so I'm thinking
Just wanted to let you guys know that this UK outfit is a pleasure to
buy from.
I received a couple of Rivish parts today from them and am very happy
with their selection, prices, delivery speed, packaging etc.
Since they are in the UK, they take the 20% VAT off for US orders,
which more or less co
Thanks guys!
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I am currently using 46 cm Noodle bars at about saddle height on my
Sam for my 15 mile RT commute. I like the multiple hand positions but
can't say I'm really comfortable with them, so I'm thinking about
giving Albas a try.
If anyone out there has made the switch from drops to Albas, I'd love
to h
On Mon, Jun 25, 2012 at 10:05 PM, lungimsam wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I was wondering if Rivendell lugged steel frames and bolts have torque
> specs?
> Or, if the frames could speak, would they say: "We don't need no stinking
> specs. Just tighten it 'til it smokes!"?
>
> Thanks for any info.
>
Depends
> "We don't need no stinking specs. Just tighten it 'til it smokes!"?
Back in the day, I had a Bultaco motorcycle. The bike had a poorly translated
(from the original Spanish) owner's manual.
The manual offered some guidance on tightening fasteners. It went something
like:
"It is important no
The poster, and some other assorted bike stuff, is scheduled to arrive here in
remote s.w. MO later this morning. So, I'm curious to see it.
Also, I'm having some of my colleagues from work over this weekend, --- I'm a
high school math/physics teacher in the middle of summer break;-- at sch
What bolts or specs are you looking for?
The only thing that could possibly come from a frame manufacturer would be
a seat post binder bolt (and thats only for a threaded seat lug). And that
a stretch. All other specs would be from the component manufacturer and
should be on the specific instruct
I second this sentiment and also the suggestion for a "goodwill" item from
which to order. Agree that I would have ordered at a low intro price
whether $20, 23, 25, etc. I'm sure that many others here would have also.
Grant, please consider this. (Still anxiously awaiting poster delivery
to
LongLow in Bloomfield
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All text and any min/max insertion line should be in the steerer tube
and not visible.
Typically, a quill stem gives you 65mm to 75mm, measured from the long
part in the back, that needs to be inserted fully into the steerer.
Dave, who still remembers this foolish fellow who had his quill a f
On Tuesday, June 26, 2012 5:07:29 PM UTC-7, Ryan Ray wrote:
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> Here is my planned trip: http://goo.gl/maps/WM9a
>
> I'm taking my 3y old son on his first bike camping trip and a friend from
> out there seems to think the roads are not safe for cyclists. Non cyclists
> seem to think bike lanes
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