Richard Sachs. It's like a serial autobiography, written in fragments, with
reflections on frames, bikes, business, life:
http://www.richardsachs.com/site/category/atmo-bis/
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On Jul 1, 2012, at 6:28 PM, Christopher Paul wrote:
> Greetings all,
>
> I want try my luck with this vast knowledge bank...
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> I have been suffering from sciatica for the last 5 years. I had a
> couple of epidurals and that helped and little else.
> I have no problem when sitting down or ridi
Hey Ryan,
Post up about your trip when you get back! I'm looking for S24O
destinations around the Sound for my nine-year-old and me.
The WA State Parks we've car-camped at have been really quite nice, but
we've only been to a few. (And they're too far away.)
Rob in Seattle
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Hey Rob,
I'm in Seattle and I have some that are from a set of Gran Compe shifters.
Brand new, never used since I decided to get shifter pods instead.
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Anyone have an extra pair of downtube stops for Silver Shifters? These
would be the washers with a square hole that fit over the downtube bosses
and have a stop welded on--the extra bits that get shipped with the
shifters that you don't need if you're using them as bar-ends.
A set of Silver ba
pete,
not too many R.I Rivs on the road but i did see a green Ram. in eastern ct.
earlier this year
mike in rhode island
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Lyle,
Thanks for the encouraging words!
Chris
On Sun, Jul 1, 2012 at 5:47 PM, Lyle Bogart wrote:
> Hi Christopher,
>
> Congratulations on a successful back surgery! Don't be too harsh on your
> health provider: research shows that a "successful" outcome (i.e.,
> resolution of back pain, radicular
Hey Mike.
I actually grew up in Warwick and my folks still live there.
Nice to see some Ocean State Riv spirit.
Pete (now) in CT
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I can't believe I didn't jump
on that zinn!! Any tall 26" mtbs lurking in your garage?
The good news is I was out bike camping with my 3 year old son.
- Ryan
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Same here. I did something really stupid (went against physics), fell
over and bent the heck out of my rear wheel of my Ram. I was able to
just widen the brake caliper with the adjuster and ride on home for five
miles and not a thing rubbed. I didn't even feel the sizable wobble in
the rim.
Hi Christopher,
Congratulations on a successful back surgery! Don't be too harsh on your
health provider: research shows that a "successful" outcome (i.e.,
resolution of back pain, radicular symptoms, restoration of function) is a
50/50 proposition.
The typical healing time for these things is a
Loaded in about 3 seconds on my iPad.
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On Jul 1, 2012, at 1:13 PM, PATRICK MOORE wrote:
> Dear Abby: whenever I click on the url for the Rivendell Bicycle Works
> site, the page grinds and grinds and grinds and, in other words, loads
> very, very slowly, often timing out before loading
I've noticed this from the iPad and when manually typing the address I don't
see the issue. To that end I would suggest deleting the history and try again.
It would also indicate issues with the browser attempting to load the site
from cache.
Kelly
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Greetings all,
I want try my luck with this vast knowledge bank...
I have been suffering from sciatica for the last 5 years. I had a
couple of epidurals and that helped and little else.
I have no problem when sitting down or riding. I have ridden several
centuries this year and am otherwise he
Or a Hilsen if I can sell the Atlantis.
On Jun 27, 4:59 pm, "mikel66...@juno.com" wrote:
> Atlantis, Ram, Saluki, 3 Herons between myself and a friend in Rhode Island
>
> 5 Diet Pills that Work
> 2012's Top 5 Weight Loss Pills. Updated
Hey Grant, bring the cool aid Riv flavour down under. Will buy the book and
share it with my mates. Perhaps a 50th birthday gift. Re above though, I must
agree, group rides, work better for me on similar equipment. Though I think you
can put your own slant on it. A classic road sport bike , or t
Same problem last fall for me, but I was on my Ram. I did some hamfisted
truing, and then rode the last 20 miles of the ride home. I really appreciated
the bike's design that day.
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On Jul 1, 2012, at 1:36 PM, Michael Hechmer wrote:
> Very nice ride today. Thirty miles out
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Works fine for me, loads in seconds.
I would do the usual - try another browser, clear cookies/cache.
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Very nice ride today. Thirty miles out and back on the oddly named
Pleasant Valley Road. It is indeed pleasant, just not a valley. A full
1600 feet of climbing before your done. Anyway I was just about to start
up the last couple of miles of steep uphill when I saw a rider standing on
the o
On Jul 1, 2012, at 1:13 PM, PATRICK MOORE wrote:
> Dear Abby: whenever I click on the url for the Rivendell Bicycle Works
> site, the page grinds and grinds and grinds and, in other words, loads
> very, very slowly, often timing out before loading. What can I do to
> ease the pain?
>
> [Enter yo
Dear Patrick,
It just loaded in about 20 seconds for me. I suspect the resistance is
caused by negative intrapsychic phenomena. Do you think about your bank
balance while loading Riv Bicycle Works? Or is your wife standing close to
the computer?
Michael
On Sunday, July 1, 2012 4:13:33 PM U
Dear Abby: whenever I click on the url for the Rivendell Bicycle Works
site, the page grinds and grinds and grinds and, in other words, loads
very, very slowly, often timing out before loading. What can I do to
ease the pain?
[Enter your response here:
Patrick Moore, even now at this very moment
I have five, 5-speed freewheels, all or most being SunTours of some
model or other tho' one may be a Maillard -- forget. 14-28. All in
good condition tho' uncleaned. $5.15 will cover one or two in a
Priority Mail envelope. Take them all if you like -- I've kept a few
14-28s and 14-32s for myself an
Or more accurately, 1 tall boys frame (Waterford 66cm), and a classic,
rare Rivendell mountain bike, both on ebay. Riv is a 22", and so will
accomodate mere mortals.
Thinning things out quite a bit, just to get out from under that fact
that some days it seems these bikes own me, rather than vice
Wow ! Looks like a perfect fit if your saddle is that high. The 90mm stem
should dial you right in.and with a little new cloth (maybe green) bar
tape you'll be all set.
On Tuesday, June 26, 2012 9:29:27 PM UTC-7, The Cripler wrote:
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> Ok. So here is the situation. I have been looking for an
1976 SCHWINN Ladies' PARAMOUNT - FRAMESET ( FRAME + FORK)
SCHWINN CALLES IT A 22" - IT ACTUALY MEASURES ABOUT 1/2" SMALLER.
IT IS IN LIKE NEW CONDITION - LOOKS LIKE IT WAS NEVER RIDDEN.
FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS CASH OR USPS MONEY ORDER ( NO PAY THING )
SHIPPING AT THE ACTUAL COST.
TRADE FOR LIKE P
I assume your front fender has an L-bracket which you placed behind
the fork crown? You might be able to place it in front of the crown,
which would gain you an inch or so. Perhaps not enough to bother...
Gernot
On Jul 1, 7:58 pm, Leslie wrote:
> I've got aluminum fenders on my Ram from VO; I
I've got aluminum fenders on my Ram from VO; I like them, but they weren't
fun to mount, as I was fitting them over 32's. They're long; however, I
don't think VO carries the anodized aluminum anymore...
This is the first time I've used the SKS/Esge fenders; they seem fine, I'm
just short in
If you are going to use the Hunq for anything besides single tracking, I
would recommend the Bosco Bullmoose. You will get more variety in your
positions for long days on the road, and there is plenty of room to set up
the shifters and levers anyway you would need.
Marc
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