I had a similar experience earlier this year. I rode the Davis Double for
my second (and possibly last) time, on my Hillborne with full fenders and
35mm Paselas, and wore my usual touring / long day attire: Nylon zip-off
pants, long-sleeve button-down sun shirt, and comfortable low-top light
You can ride racing bikes (or performance bikes, call them what you will)
dressed so too. I personally don't like ls button-up shirts to ride in (ss
Hawaiian shirts made from rayon are great in very hot weather) because the
sleeves ride up and feel uncomfortable when you are stretched out, and the
On Saturday I went to participate in a ride for the Philly Bike expo. I had on
a Justin Charles wool t shirt, Outlier button up Oxford and stretchy tight
jeans with regular shoes. Everyone else had on spandex. I evevntusooy got
dropped by the group and just rambled through the woods with my
On Mon, 2012-10-29 at 02:41 -0600, PATRICK MOORE wrote:
You can ride racing bikes (or performance bikes, call them what you
will) dressed so too. I personally don't like ls button-up shirts to
ride in (ss Hawaiian shirts made from rayon are great in very hot
weather) because the sleeves ride
Same here. Never wear garish colors, skin tight pants or shorts, and, as I
use White pedals with half cages, cycling shoes.
When I did my cross country trip a few years back, most of the U.S. riders
I met along the way were in full kit. The occaisional Aussies and Kiwis,
as well as
On Mon, 2012-10-29 at 06:24 -0700, Matthew J wrote:
When I did my cross country trip a few years back, most of the U.S.
riders I met along the way were in full kit.
You mean by full kit matching jerseys and shorts, with advertising on
the ass as well as the jersey, ala racing teams? Or does
Thanks for the compliments!
The big ring is a 44, so a 44x26 double (both chainrings are from TA), and
the 6 speed cassette is 13-14-16-18-21-24.
The 44x13 is a surprisingly big gear, especially with the larger tires, and
I find I can hang in a fast group just fine, 'cause I like to spin. I
Out here in ABQ NM the ads on ass look is very common. That may be
because team riders are also so common, but whatever the reason, logos a la
mode look is everywhere -- or because everyone kits him-or herself out from
Colorado Cyclist.
OTOH, there are also many recreational riders out with the
Forgot to add that I too like team kit, at least jerseys -- Bianchi,
Raleigh, Team Wolfe, and Italian National Cycling Team; to go with my PDM,
Molteni and BP hats ($5 from Nashbar!).
On Mon, Oct 29, 2012 at 8:15 AM, PATRICK MOORE bertin...@gmail.com wrote:
Out here in ABQ NM the ads on ass
That is a beautiful bicycle!
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Subject: [RBW] Re: Shifters for Albatross bars?
Thumbshifters for me with Tektro bar
I've never tried thumb shifters on my Albatross cockpits, but I concur with
whoever said the BES get a little tight with the sweep back on the Alba bars,
in tight turns and dismounting. It's the only thing I would change on my
Albatross-equipped Atlantis.
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The Ritchey is a beaut. One rarely sees an early lugged version like that,
restored to such a fine state. Congratulations and enjoy.
I keep a rivish '85 timbercomp 2 speed fillet that is my Po' Boy's Bomba. Love
that bike- to think I almost sold it a few months ago! Egad!
Your Homer (subsequent
On Wednesday, October 24, 2012 3:40:49 PM UTC-4, Jonathan Poor wrote:
The wheels, laced with 36 Revolution butted spokes and shod with 27mm
cotton tubulars (80psi) are nicely comfy.
Those tires would make just about any wheelset feel nicely comfy! No
clincher can compare.
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Here in Philly if you have on Lycra, you've got ads on you. A lot for a local
shop but many that are obviously just for random brands.
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You mean by full kit matching jerseys and shorts, with advertising on
the ass as well as the jersey, ala racing teams? Or does full kit
mean something more like a lycra jersey of some sort and black shorts
without logos?
Some sort of colorful jersey and form fitting shorts/pants.
On
Just to echo--that is seriously one of the most beautiful Rivs I've seen.
I love the early Roads--they may not have a lot of functional elements that
have come to characterize later Rivs--i.e. tire/fender clearance,
rack/fender mounting, etc.--but proportionally and aesthetically, they just
Garth hinted at one of the points against thumb shifters mounted up in the
grip areasthey prevent you from using the full grip area, which IMHO is
one of the best features of alba-type bars. MTB-style brake levers are
less of an issue, since (depending on what type of clamp they use), they
Jonathan:
Beautiful bike... I'd expect nothing less than wooden tubulars! You still
sewing up your own tires? You've probably been doing that for, what... 40
years now??? (BTW come join us for Riv Rally East 2013 in May... stay
tuned).
Peace,
BB
On Monday, October 29, 2012 9:52:53 AM
You know, Manny, that every time you post one of these photo essays, a
whole bunch of riders think about moving to the Bay Area :). Thanks for
the great photos, and I think the orange T-shirt is a plus as it draws the
eye makes for a more focused composition. Good to see Sean taking
As for a straightforward answer: I've had good experiences with Jandd
bags--specifically their small bar bag, similar to the candy bar bag that
Riv used to sell, but a little more narrow. If you order them in the
Khaki color they look decent with the Riv aesthetic--a good match for
natural
Mike:
FRICTION THUMBIES!!! (Pure joy)
Those mid-80s Suntour XC thumbies (on Garth's bike) and the Shimano Deore
polished aluminum shifters from the same era are simply THE BEST...
Nothing made today (even the Paul Thumbies) comes close to those early MTB
ratchet shifters... they will last
Although I dont have them on my Bomba on one of my racing bikes from the
70s I have stem mounted shifters. I know they were the mark of low quality
bikes back in the day but they give you the whole handlebar. I have mine
setup as friction shifters and find it easier to get the right gear than
with
As for a straightforward answer: I've had good experiences with Jandd
bags--specifically their small bar bag, similar to the candy bar bag that
Riv used to sell, but a little more narrow. If you order them in the
Khaki color they look decent with the Riv aesthetic --a good match for
natural
Marc, I am in SE PA, just outside Philadelphia and thanks for the kind
words. I have only spent about 4 hrs of riding on the Ritchey, so my
impression are still forming. That said, I think overall the AHH feels more
lively? I hate all of the bike specific vernacular but I think that the
AHH
I have a single stem shifter on a bike with upright bars (Bullmoose Bosco), and
I think it's great. If I were motivated to change the shifters on my
Alba-equipped Atlantis, I'd install the Riv stem shifter mount with Silvers.
Pretty, accessible, but never in the way.
From:
Funny, I forgot my so-called riding clothes on a recent after-work MTB
ride... I did have my after-ride-change-into clothes.. jeans and cotton
tee. I wore those on the ride, and I was super comfy...
On Monday, October 29, 2012 11:34:42 AM UTC-4, Matthew J wrote:
You mean by full kit
I've not looked for one, but on my dad's old Nishiki roadbike from the
mid-70's, he had an odometer mounted down just above the fork's drop-out.
A little nub attached to the spoke, everytime it went around, it turned
over the 'gear' on the end of the box. No electronics, purely mechanical.
There was that type, and there was the Huret Multito:
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3087/3223761637_9c5a025f71.jpg
Slightly more refined, it used a tiny belt and pulley. Reflecting the analog
nature of the machine, the only way to fine-tune its accuracy was to wrap a
piece of sandpaper around
P.S. Another choice, if you want to hunt around on eBay, is the Avocet 50,
still in my mind one of the best cyclocomputers ever made:
http://campyonlyguy.blogspot.com/2010/03/in-praise-of-avocet-50.html
It offers more than just mileage, but it's very simple to set up and use.
--Eric Norris
On Sunday, October 28, 2012 5:55:35 PM UTC-7, Joe Bernard wrote:
I used Silver BES on Albas. Very convenient, but a little crowded when
making sharp turns or dismounting. Albas have much sweepback, and BES
exacerbates this.
This is interesting. Could something like these Shimano mtb
Is there a rolled edge on the Berthoud fends? You can put the wire in there
and then tack it down w/ a few blobs of silicone. That is what I I did
with mine when I had them a few years back.
On Sunday, October 28, 2012 8:26:46 PM UTC-4, Kelly wrote:
Light I'm installing is a Busch Müller 4D
There's always the Jones Counter...
http://www.jonescounter.com/
Aloha,
Bob
On Sat, Oct 27, 2012 at 6:56 PM, lungimsam john11.2...@gmail.com wrote:
Any such animal?
I lost my cyclecomputer. Don't know if that's a good or bad thing.
All I wanna keep track of is miles.
I don't care
Like Joe said, from the bolt out to the middle of the bar clamp along the
extension. I thought I remembered that Nitto measured differently but my
Cinelli stem measures the same. Maybe it was just the Nitto Pearl
that measured differently...
On Sunday, October 28, 2012 7:01:26 PM UTC-6,
I have a Lumotec IQ, and LOVE it... I also have a Schmidt Edelux and like
the Lumotec every bit as much as the (more expensive) Schmidt. The newer
generation LED dyno lights are game changers for
On Sunday, October 28, 2012 8:37:17 PM UTC-4, Peter M wrote:
Ok, my Dyno knowlege is only of
I just took the plunge, got the 650b Shimano NH72 wheel from Longleaf but
got the BM IQ Cyo Senso Plus headlight. Cant wait really. I wonder if I
can mount it to the top rack mounts on the Bombadil fork or if the
off-centeredness would drive me crazy (er).
On Mon, Oct 29, 2012 at 1:44 PM,
With Hurricane Sandy bearing down on us here in NJ, I'm already considering
how I may need to move about in the aftermath, particularly if roads are
closed with downed trees... My trusty Bombadil will remain at the ready.
Good luck to all whose lives and property sit in the crosshairs of this
A piece of electrical tape works wonders...
http://www.flickr.com/photos/rexkerr/6724309713/
On Mon, Oct 29, 2012 at 10:33 AM, Robert F. Harrison
rfharri...@gmail.comwrote:
There's always the Jones Counter...
http://www.jonescounter.com/
Aloha,
Bob
On Sat, Oct 27, 2012 at 6:56 PM,
Two universal happy places for me - one sitting at my house at the beach,
looking out over the bay, and the other in the saddle of any of my bikes. The
storm is threatening one, but at least the other will be available while
necessary house and dock repairs are being made.
From:
Best wishes that all you Right Coasters come through this relatively
unscathed. One thing I like about Minnesota is that we never have
apocalyptic weather ;)
On Monday, October 29, 2012 1:39:41 PM UTC-5, Pudge wrote:
Two universal happy places for me – one sitting at my house at the
beach,
Thought I'd check here first to see if anyone had some laying around in
their parts bin. Shoot me a PM if you are interested in selling.
Thanks,
Chris
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I do like bike-specific clothing in that it tends to be very bright or
fluorescent for the visibility aspect. When I wear low-vis clothing, I
always put on a hi-vis vest to be seen more easily by traffic.
Stay safe,
Toshi
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On Saturday, October 27, 2012 11:22:07 AM UTC-6, cyclot...@gmail.com wrote:
Not mine, no connection, just love the most
If you can use digital calipers, I would highly recommend measuring with
those. Also, as I've learned twice now with online used stem purchases,
make sure if you're buying used that you're getting an accurately measured
stem. 1cm too long is disappointing if you know exactly what you need.
When I wired my VO rear fender, I used Barge Cement to glue the wiring
along the inner edge of the fold-over. Then I covered it over with
aluminum tape. Held up fine for the two years I had the fenders on my bike
with a dino hub. Then I moved them onto my Romulus, and my dynamo wheel
set is
Ha. I have my Surly Big Dummy all prepared and ready to go. I told my
wife, I'll take the kids on the Dummy; you take my Rivendell (A. Homer
Hilsen).
Hopefully it doesn't come to that.
Peace.
-Jimmy
On Monday, October 29, 2012 2:26:57 PM UTC-4, Montclair BobbyB wrote:
With Hurricane
700c or 650b specific?
On Sunday, October 28, 2012, Chris Halasz wrote:
Double Joe Canti Long Low, 59.5cm C-T, ST 58.5 C-C TT, $850
GB Randonneur Bars (best drop bars I have ever used; just went back to
A-Bars): $85
Nitto Tech Deluxe 9cm: $45
All prices include shipping, CONUS only
Thanks Patrick, we'll need it! Stephen, hoping and praying for
continuation of electricity for the next several days
On Sunday, October 28, 2012 5:32:14 PM UTC-4, Patrick Moore wrote:
I'll pray for you.
Patrick hands folded, head bowed, eyes rolled heavenward Moore, who
does say a brief
Wondering if anyone has one of these squirrelled away that they would
like share (ahem) sell?
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I had one on my Gitane Interclub forty years ago and would love to pick up
another for their simplicity.
David
On Sunday, October 28, 2012 12:56:22 AM UTC-4, lungimsam wrote:
Any such animal?
I lost my cyclecomputer. Don't know if that's a good or bad thing.
All I wanna keep track
On Mon, 2012-10-29 at 12:36 -0700, Jim Thill - Hiawatha Cyclery wrote:
Best wishes that all you Right Coasters come through this relatively
unscathed. One thing I like about Minnesota is that we never have
apocalyptic weather ;)
No, just Fimbulwinter...
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I really like Newbaum's tape, mostly because I like the colors and how they deepen with shellacking. My Bleriot came from Rivendell with cloth tape wrapped over cork tape underneath and shellacked. That was 6 years ago and I really liked how it felt and lasted. I've since re-done in the same way
Things are windy in Philly right now. My school is closed for two days. Things
are supposed to get bad in 2 hours. My girlfriend is a nurse and she had to
bring extra clothes in case she needs to stay at the hospital.
Shoulda put on those fenders!
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On Mon, 2012-10-29 at 15:24 -0500, Joan Oppel wrote:
I really like Newbaum's tape, mostly because I like the colors and how
they deepen with shellacking. My Bleriot came from Rivendell with
cloth tape wrapped over cork tape underneath and shellacked. That was
6 years ago and I really liked
Steve - I know you don't use shellac but I don't find it to feel like plastic, especially over the cork.Fragile: the Newbaum's is the only cloth tape I have experience with, so that's why I specified that I think it is fragile. It tears or sort of separates easily. I will demonstrate in person if
When I wear low-vis clothing, I always put on a hi-vis vest to be seen
more easily by traffic.
That is what I do. I have a flourescent green vest with reflecting
stripes. It packs easily, so I can take it off and stash it in the bag
when I reach my destination.
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Frame and stem have been sold.
Thank you,
Chris
On Oct 28, 6:13 pm, Chris Halasz chal...@gmail.com wrote:
Double Joe Canti Long Low, 59.5cm C-T, ST 58.5 C-C TT, $850
GB Randonneur Bars (best drop bars I have ever used; just went back to
A-Bars): $85
Nitto Tech Deluxe 9cm: $45
All prices
Just saw this article today in Adventure Journal
http://www.adventure-journal.com/2012/10/made-in-america-rivendell-bicycle-works/
Nothing particularly new, but some nice quotes from GP in the interview.
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I love Newbaum's tape plus shellac. A while back I put on a quite
thick coat. I like the look and the feel. Don't be afraid to put it on
thick.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/41335973@N00/7601594952/in/set-72157613195465589
Although the tape does hold up well without shellac.
--mike
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Thanks, the product to hold the wire or conduit I hope to find was what I
was looking for.
Kelly
On Monday, October 29, 2012 1:29:09 AM UTC-5, Nick Worthington wrote:
When I wired my VO rear fender, I used Barge Cement to glue the wiring
along the inner edge of the fold-over. Then I
I think there is.. honestly I hadn't even looked as I figured I needed some
type of adhesive. I will be taking a look.
Thanks
On Monday, October 29, 2012 12:33:26 PM UTC-5, Brian Campbell wrote:
Is there a rolled edge on the Berthoud fends? You can put the wire in
there and then tack
Don't know if this is the one he had or not, but very similar to it:
http://velobase.com/ViewComponent.aspx?ID=01b7845c-244d-496e-ab4c-435ba068a908Enum=103
On Monday, October 29, 2012 12:54:26 PM UTC-4, Leslie wrote:
I've not looked for one, but on my dad's old Nishiki roadbike from the
I'm interested in the specifics of shellacking, too. I just bought some
shellac for my wooden pedal decks, and I want to try it on some bar tape.
I like Newbaum's colors, but have been disappointed by how fast and
decisively they fade, compared to the Viva tape I used to have. The fading
is
That looks fantastic. Are those Albatross bars with moustache-style road
levers?
On Monday, October 29, 2012 1:51:30 PM UTC-7, stonehog wrote:
Here is my last wrap session after 3 coats of amber:
http://flic.kr/p/dh3eoR - good protection is up to your needs. I
generally do 3 coats to get
Jonathan, as others have said lovely bike. But how is the front
shifting with that 18t gap?
When I was younger 10 or 11 (42-52 or 53) seemed standard, then 14
(39-53) became the norm, and then came the compact cranks with 16.
How big a jump do you think is too much?
I have a 650b Hilsen with a
They are VO Porteur bars. I actually just took them off and I'm going to
Noodles :) Another shellacing...
Brian
On Mon, Oct 29, 2012 at 4:03 PM, Philip Williamson
philip.william...@gmail.com wrote:
That looks fantastic. Are those Albatross bars with moustache-style road
levers?
On
I sent you an email about the motolite brakes and the Paul 2.5 brake
levers. Thanks.
On Monday, October 29, 2012 5:34:15 PM UTC-5, danmc wrote:
Knew I would forget something. PayPal personal is best if possible.
Thanks
Dan
Marin
On Mon, Oct 29, 2012 at 3:33 PM, Dan McNamara
Correction, thats the Paul BMX brakes.
On Monday, October 29, 2012 7:41:00 PM UTC-5, RJM wrote:
I sent you an email about the motolite brakes and the Paul 2.5 brake
levers. Thanks.
On Monday, October 29, 2012 5:34:15 PM UTC-5, danmc wrote:
Knew I would forget something. PayPal personal
They are yours.
I waiting for confirmation on the Love Levers. I'll let you know if they
are available.
da...@jps.net is the email for PayPal but wait until I hear about the
levers if that is ok.
Dan
On Mon, Oct 29, 2012 at 5:42 PM, RJM crccpadu...@gmail.com wrote:
Correction, thats the
On Monday, October 29, 2012 1:41:32 AM UTC-7, Patrick Moore wrote:
I personally don't like ls button-up shirts to ride in ... because the
sleeves ride up and feel uncomfortable when you are stretched out, and the
collars are always too tight ...
That's why I still enjoy my MUSA
Thanks to all!
On Sunday, October 28, 2012 8:01:26 PM UTC-5, MobileBill wrote:
I'll pass along this piece of advice: For those who put high mileage on
triples, you might find your middle chainring showing excessive wear rather
too frequently. After wearing out two chainrings, I bought the
Hobo bar bag: want one!
I know this is a rather taboo topic here but for the sake of sharing
information: Frost River still has the pattern for the Hobo bar bag.
One person begging for a reproduction will most likely not be enough
to justify a revival of the bag. Just sayin'.
For now, I'll
Brian - a masterful taping job. Please post a picture when you do the noodles.Mike - that's a really shiny coat. I did another coat this evening. Philip - the shellac does a pretty good job of locking in the color/beausage, give it a try.Thanks for the replies, JoanOn 10/29/12, Brian
same experience...
On Mon, Oct 29, 2012 at 10:44 AM, Montclair BobbyB
montclairbob...@gmail.com wrote:
I have a Lumotec IQ, and LOVE it... I also have a Schmidt Edelux and like
the Lumotec every bit as much as the (more expensive) Schmidt. The newer
generation LED dyno lights are game
OK - I can't let this one by, Jim. I consider golf-ball-size hailstorms,
tornados, and 40 below apocalyptic. I've been through more weather that
could hurt you in MN than my 20+ years on the Left Coast :)
Good luck with the hurricane, righties!
Brian
Seattle, WA (formerly MN)
On Mon, Oct 29,
I have my bike light mounted to my helmet to wear around the house if the
power goes out.
Just rainy and really windy here in Ellicott City, MD. We still have power,
but there are alot of people without power now. Hope it comes on soon.
Looks like the eastern shore of Maryland (~3.5
Your dream come true:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Rivendell-Baggins-Bags-Sacks-for-Cyclers-/230871169544?pt=US_CSA_MWA_Backpackshash=item35c0fe7a08
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Your dream come true:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Rivendell-Baggins-Bags-Sacks-for-Cyclers-/230871169544?pt=US_CSA_MWA_Backpackshash=item35c0fe7a08
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Note: Watch out for the high shipping fee before bidding. Make sure you
are okay with it before bidding.
Wow! 28$ to me in MD if I were to bid on it.
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See that is a not bid and never buy anything from that person again
situation. Trying to rip people off with shipping is just a scum bag thing
to do. I have almost 300 ebay transactions and can tell you that priority
shipping, even coast to coast on that bag is 7 bucks max. What a POS.
On Mon,
For 7$ shipping I would have bid on it, before I saw CJFilip's post. He's
got dibs.
Maybe he can work it out with the seller.
On the other hand, I notice it is called a Baggins Banana bag. Maybe its
not the one he is looking for.
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The infantile side of me thinks back the days where we used to call the
speedo bathing suit europeans would wear to the beach banana
bags.this is the part where my wife would hit me.
On Mon, Oct 29, 2012 at 11:58 PM, lungimsam john11.2...@gmail.com wrote:
For 7$ shipping I would have bid on
for off the bike:
http://www16.ocn.ne.jp/~nitto210/stem-measurement.pdf
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Not a Hobo, not a Banana..it's a Candy Bar bag. I have one and like it, but
it isn't worth much more than the shipping price. Bid away if you care to
pay double for it.
Joe Bernard
Vallejo, CA.
On Monday, October 29, 2012 9:04:46 PM UTC-7, Peter M wrote:
The infantile side of me thinks
I could feel the elbow going into your ribs!!
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When I put a constant running LED tail light on my rear rack it was a good
day..It truly makes the bicycle a vehicle. No more worries about dead
batteries etc. There are some real benefits to a constant on tail light.
Just run the wires back there its no big deal then refine it with
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It is a nice bag though. I like the Candy Bar Bags
http://www.flickr.com/photos/cyclotourist/947548630/a lot.
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Someone requested it to make it easier to adress each other. And I don't
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Join me if you'd like to use your real first name, and we can stop calling
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