The 58 is definitely not too big for 85cm pbh
On Tuesday, April 19, 2016 at 2:22:53 AM UTC-4, drew wrote:
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> ok so now there is a 58cm on my local craigslist. im about 5'10 with an 85
> pbh. too big? wishful thinking?
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I suspect it's more about reassuring himself than actually trying to
control you. How about, "Thank you for sharing, but your opinions are none
of my business."
Michael
On Tuesday, April 19, 2016 at 6:18:56 AM UTC-4, Ron Mc wrote:
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> Offering unsolicited advice is the definition of a control f
Fabulous build. Unfortunately it doesn't fit me or anyone in my family.
Michael
On Monday, April 18, 2016 at 3:31:06 PM UTC-4, Monique Arsenault wrote:
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> A.H.H. came out in the summer of 2006. Serial number 0069. Nitto drop
> handlebars & stem. Shimano break levers, Tektro R556 sidepulls front
Heh! I'm surprised he did not comment on the fact I carry a full sized
frame pump instead of CO2!
Julian Westerhout
Bloomington, IL
On Monday, April 18, 2016 at 9:13:58 PM UTC-5, cyclot...@gmail.com wrote:
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> So there's always this: https://youtu.be/GpwxdvuOMQA?t=1m22s
>
> On Mon, Apr 18, 20
Yes, I did speed off up a hill, which felt good. :)
Julian Westerhout
Bloomington, IL
On Monday, April 18, 2016 at 10:03:36 PM UTC-5, dstein wrote:
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> Whatever, just smile and nod and keep on pedaling. Hopefully by 'rode away
> from him' that means you sped off in front of him, if not it
Thanks to all -- not really that big of a deal, just annoying.
It is true that most comments I get are positive.
We'll have to see if he continues to show up on rides, and if he's had his
fill of being obnoxious with me.
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I can lie to anyone about anything, and that lying includes why this is better
or worse than that, I am right and you are wrong, and continue to lie by giving
evidence to support my claim and deny yours. Huh. That feels pretty crappy,
but there I go teĺling another lie of excuses ! Huh. I c
Fair question. I am a big boy, 6'3", 210 lbs. (not too much blimper than
the 190 fighting trim when I was 19 and running the marine corps PAT, wow,
40 years ago).
Will also add where the Special was inadequate was on my upright bike. On
my moustache cockpit bike, I'm still running a Special
Michael, that still defines a control freak. For me, it wouldn't be worth
a retort, maybe just a grin. Getting into bike conversations is always
part of the fun, and it's fair to expect it to work both ways. Again, I
would give an ear to the guy and if he didn't have an ear for me, just keep
also going to add a caveat, which I used yesterday when seeing photos of a
classic lightweight upright mixte sporting a narrow road saddle - saddle
choice is a Very Personal thing.
Also got to agree with Joe that the question of who is breaking in whom is
not always clear...
On Tuesday, Apri
and if all else fails and the need to retort prevails, there's always the
Bullwinkle show http://bullwinkle.toonzone.net/knowall.wav
On Tuesday, April 19, 2016 at 6:28:33 AM UTC-5, Ron Mc wrote:
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> Michael, that still defines a control freak. For me, it wouldn't be worth
> a retort, maybe jus
When I visit my mother on the Jersey Shore, where I've been riding with
the Atlantic Bicycle Club since Lemond won the tour, I am generally the
only rider on steel. One day I showed up with my Ron Kitching, which
admittedly has a decent amount of beausage. The club president greeted me
with "
I know this does not really affect sizing, but I am curious. The Atlantis'
sized 58 and up are 700C. Was there a time when all the sizes were
available as 26"? Or am I confusing this with the LHT, which I think still
offers both wheel sizes after 56cm?
On Friday, April 8, 2016 at 2:13:13 PM UTC
the 58cm has a standover of 83.2.
*I* think it would be great.
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How do you tell them apart? Moron is a subset of fool.
With abandon,
Patrick
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> I'll put some effort into suffering fools gladly. Morons get no such
> grace.
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I could give that bike a great home! I emailed but he probably wants to deal
local.
Any facilitation available? I'd make it worth your time/effort.
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Looks larger than 58...maybe the angle?
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Mark,
I am always in awe of your rides and ride reports. Well, not always, the
snow camping just isn't really my thing.This ride however sounds like
its just up my alley.
Cheers,
Scott
On Mon, Apr 18, 2016 at 12:43 PM, Mark Reimer wrote:
> For the past seven years my riding friends and I g
I get that sorta thing ALL the time, and I get a kick out of it! Being a
fairly young rider, (25 years old) older roadies chat me up all the time, most
of these guys are great and are familiar with Rivendell...but not all of em are
fun to talk to. The latter commenting/asking "how old is that t
I don't go on club rides. They don't ride where or how I like to ride. My
"club" rides gravel and b-roads.
The "roadie attitude" is another reason I stay away from club rides.
On Tue, Apr 19, 2016 at 8:20 AM, Preston Smith
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> I get that sorta thing ALL the time, and I get a kick out of
There's always this- (trigger warning: bike on bike violence)
https://youtu.be/GpwxdvuOMQA
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Brooklyn NY
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Nope, not my first leather saddle, remember I'm the OP with the black
leather saddle staining light colored clothing. I have a b68 on my more
upright bike and the saddle in question is b17 Imperial which I
inadvertently got furniture polish on. I believe that was the catalyst for
the bleed, althou
I'm planning to look at it. Though I haven't heard back. I could possibly
facilitate, if it doesn't fit me. Send me a pm
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Drew:
We're the same size. I ride a 58 with 45 mm tires.
Dimensions need checking. My 58 is 58 C to top on ST; 56 cc. TT is 56 cc;
tricky to measure. To get to 59 TT is outside to outside, not a normal way to
measure.
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I have a honey B17 regular. Bought it new and I've had it on 3 bikes and 6-7k
miles. It's really comfortable to me, and I don't recall ever having a problem
with dye bleeding out, and I certainly don't now. I usually wear jeans or
khaki cargo shorts, so I'd notice on my shorts if it were a prob
Mark:
Atlantis always used the two wheel sizes with 26 on 56 & smaller.
Dougp
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Here in Texas they put sensors in the street at traffic lights. A steel
bike gets you a green light. Carbon fiber lets you stand there. Enjoy what
you have!
Geir
On Monday, April 18, 2016 at 8:42:39 PM UTC-5, Julian wrote:
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> I was out on my Rambouillet on a club ride on Sunday (a near perfect
>From seller:
Wheels are XT to Sun CR18
> LX rear derailleur
> Campy front derailleur
> Ultegra headset
> Shimano R550 cantilevers
> Sugino triple crankset
> Nitto seatpost
> Nitto Technomic Stem
> Nitto handlebar
>
Continental Touring Plus tires
>
Jeff Hagedorn
Los Angeles, CA USA
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Unlike Avery, I have had honey stains. Like with the black dye, it comes
off in moist conditions--rain or sweat. As others have pointed out, the
Select does not have any dye. I got one, like it a lot. I'm guessing the
quality/thickness of the leather is probably what the original B17 were
back
The size is fine if you are going with road tires, but if you want the
biggest tires it can fit I believe it would be tight. Standover was usually
calculated with 35 mm tires. IMO, road riding will be fine, bumpy dirt
roads with fat tires not so much.
On Monday, April 18, 2016 at 11:17:18 PM UT
Just pull a deli sandwich, a tall can of beer, and a cup of coffee out of
your shopsack while riding and commence feasting. Offer him a gu
packet...
On Monday, April 18, 2016 at 6:42:39 PM UTC-7, Julian wrote:
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> I was out on my Rambouillet on a club ride on Sunday (a near perfect
> spring
Thanks, I'm leaning towards the honey b17 imperial
On Tue, Apr 19, 2016 at 10:09 AM, Avery Wilson wrote:
> I have a honey B17 regular. Bought it new and I've had it on 3 bikes and
> 6-7k miles. It's really comfortable to me, and I don't recall ever having a
> problem with dye bleeding out, and I
Nice looking mud flaps, Mark, what are they made from?
John
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Photos will be sent, approx 50 miles on the rear wheel, zero miles on the
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Mark, that's funny-- I used to ride with the ABC guys, too (but not in about 8
or more years now). I remember the president being a really tall guy named
Doug. He rode one of those wacky Ti Colnago's with the double down tube and
there was a mix of what I'd consider Bobish types and common Freds
I think the best response is this...
Hey (carbon-guy) would you like to swap for an hour?
Because we know (WE KNOW) that Rivs plus 30-40 mm tires beat everything out
there for speed and comfort. Those carbon frames with 24 mm tires suck.
On Monday, April 18, 2016 at 8:42:39 PM UTC-5, Julia
Thanks John! Those are made from leather material I got as off-cuts from a
place next door to my work. Cost me 10 bucks and I got enough material to
make a few pairs. However, I wouldn't do it again. It's heavy duty leather
but doesn't hold up to the moisture. Next time I'll use some kind of
plasti
I think we should remember the positive. I have received lots of 'cool
bike' type of comments to my Hunqapillar. I also teach a safety course
called Group Riding Skills. The Hunqapillar is in front of the room as the
demonstration bike and I use it for the outside part to teach the riders
avoidance
First of all, I’ve never heard anything but complimentary comments about any of
my Rivs.
Second, I think that responding to criticism of my bike by criticizing the
other guy’s bike is not an appropriate response. After all, do you really care
what this other guy thinks about your bike?
--Eric
Eric is right, all discourse is good and it's healthy to keep it positive.
On Tuesday, April 19, 2016 at 10:37:21 AM UTC-5, Eric Norris wrote:
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> First of all, I’ve never heard anything but complimentary comments about
> any of my Rivs.
>
> Second, I think that responding to criticism of my bi
Thanks for the advice, Mark, they look like a great design though.
John
On Tuesday, April 19, 2016 at 8:22:13 AM UTC-7, Mark Reimer wrote:
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> Thanks John! Those are made from leather material I got as off-cuts from a
> place next door to my work. Cost me 10 bucks and I got enough material to
>
I ordered a C19 and will be getting it on Thursday, will report back with
my opinion. FWIW, I emailed Brooks and asked about a slotted C19, but they
have no current plans for one (though they said it's a possibility in the
vague future). If the saddle fits better for me, I may try to improvise
I'd let him know that "STEEL IS REAL!!!"
:D
On Mon, Apr 18, 2016 at 8:42 PM, Julian wrote:
> I was out on my Rambouillet on a club ride on Sunday (a near perfect
> spring day -- sun, blue skies, temps in upper 70's, little wind), enjoying
> the day and the company for the most part, until a fel
interesting points. i would definitely want it bump capable. still planning
to check it out and still willing to facilitate. Jeff, are you sure you
aren't interested? and how did you successfully make contact?
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For my friends that ride Brooks saddles, the shape change signals that the
saddle is broken in to their rando-ing satisfaction.
On Sat, Mar 26, 2016 at 12:55 PM, Lungimsam wrote:
> Never used one but from what I gather:
> 1. No leather maintenance
> 2. Waterproof
> 3. Possible less shape change
Still available … price reduced to $18 shipped. Help me get this fine German
item on the road!
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> Subject: [RBW] FS: German Mirror
> Date: April 11, 2016 at 8:32:22 PM
Definitely looks like a 61 based on the head tube, could be that the lister's
seat tube measurement of 59cm came from a center to center measurement instead
of center to top.
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I've always wanted an Atlantis, but I pretty much have all the parts I'd
want to hang on it, and I kinda hate parting out perfectly good bikes.
So I'll probably keep holding out on a frame unless you go ride it, pass on
it, and/but tell me it's awesome.
I just used the CL email link last night.
Looks like such a fun ride, despite the headwinds. I spent summers as a kid in
the Bethany Beach area. I'd love to get back there with my Sam for something
like this. Thanks for sharing!
Will
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On the occasions that I took my AHH into a bike shop here in the UK the
staff were always really impressed and told me what a lovely bike they
thought it was. Often the owners (who, admittedly, were older) made a point
of coming out to talk to me about it. To me these are the knowledge
My inclination is to thank the individual for his or her concern then allow
them to blissfully continue in their ignorance.
On Monday, April 18, 2016 at 8:42:39 PM UTC-5, Julian wrote:
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> I was out on my Rambouillet on a club ride on Sunday (a near perfect
> spring day -- sun, blue skies, tem
yeah, comparing with 58cm atlanti online, it definitely does seem to be
bigger. the head tube is significantly taller. this would definitely put it
out of my useable range.
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The problem is not merely the Fred's ignorant opinions about bicycles, it's
also his blatant rudeness, and IMO, a cheerful putdown is not at all out of
place for such rudeness and crassness. "Cheerful." Isn't "admonish the
foolish" a work of mercy?
Once again, I have received only praise for my Ri
I should have bought that Herse ...
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> On Apr 19, 2016, at 9:10 AM, Patrick Moore wrote:
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> The problem is not merely the Fred's ignorant opinions about bicycles, it's
> also his blatant rudeness, and IMO, a cheerful
I'm lucky - have never seen one in my size
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> I should have bought that Herse ...
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I sold it to a randonneuse in Georgia, who loves it -- a Herse but not a
"collectible" one.
I should have kept that Motobecane!
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Second time was the charm. Thanks to all who expressed interest.
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That's already the best response possible ... as long as you could stay
ahead of him for a decent interval. If his wunderbike is so wunderful, why
isn't he keeping up with you on it?
Alternatively, you could always tell him how much you admire his plastic
Big Wheel bike.
On Tuesday, April 19,
You can ask him how his Vivax motor is working out
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Price drop to $565 shipped.
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Almost forgot, also for sale are three Schwalbe Super Moto tires. Two of
these tires still have the rubber needles from the injectors on the center
of the tread, so I would guess they have ≈95% of the tread left. One tire
doesn't have these in the center of the tire, but does have them on the
e
Dear Julian,
A tone deaf rider for sure. A response like, "Well, the proof of the bike is in
the riding," and a pointed change of topic would be my strategy. Or a change of
position in the double paceline might be in order. A gentle roll off the front
sounds like your response. I am just not t
update: talked to the owner.
this was measured c to c, at 58cm and it has a standover (with those
skinny tires) of 85cm. i think its safe to assume that it is actually a
61cm. other pics look good. a few nicks here and there, but overall really
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Are the Super Moto tires 26"/559 or 29"/622 diameter?
On Tue, Apr 19, 2016 at 1:27 PM, Mike in WA wrote:
> Almost forgot, also for sale are three Schwalbe Super Moto tires. Two of
> these tires still have the rubber needles from the injectors on the center
> of the tread, so I would guess
Phewww.
Jeff Hagedorn
Los Angeles, CA USA
On Tuesday, April 19, 2016 at 11:36:52 AM UTC-7, drew wrote:
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> this was measured c to c, at 58cm and it has a standover (with those
> skinny tires) of 85cm. i think its safe to assume that it is actually a
> 61cm.
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Thanks for pointing that out, Tim. The Super Motos are 60mm X 29"/622mm.
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> Mike-
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> Are the Super Moto tires 26"/559 or 29"/622 diameter?
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> On Tue, Apr 19, 2016 at 1:27 PM, Mike in WA > wrote:
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>> Almost forgot, also for sal
I have taken George Carlin's advice to heart in matters like the one
described:
"Never argue with idiots. They will only drag you down to their level and
then beat you with experience." (or something akin to that!)
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True Freds are to be pitied, not scorned. Have a laugh with this lycra
warrior rap (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vn29DvMITu4).
On Monday, April 18, 2016 at 6:42:39 PM UTC-7, Julian wrote:
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> I was out on my Rambouillet on a club ride on Sunday (a near perfect
> spring day -- sun, blue skies,
Will,
I'm not really that fast/competitive either -- but in this case more so
than my carbon-ated inquisitor! :)
Julian Westerhout
Bloomington, IL
On Tuesday, April 19, 2016 at 1:35:33 PM UTC-5, William deRosset wrote:
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> Dear Julian,
>
> A tone deaf rider for sure. A response like, "Wel
yes, I'm always wondering why the roadies laugh when I pass them on my
upright
On Tuesday, April 19, 2016 at 2:28:08 PM UTC-5, Julian wrote:
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> Will,
>
> I'm not really that fast/competitive either -- but in this case more so
> than my carbon-ated inquisitor! :)
>
> Julian Westerhout
> Bloo
Or anything that I can attach a medium basket to and my dynamo light. Will
use on the front of an ogre which has the rear rack mounts on the fork.
Seattle pick up possible.
Or does anyone have a good idea if where to attach a light if I get a rack
free strut-only basket?
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Ryan,
Do a search on the list, or flickr, i've seen some creative basket only
light mounting--involves a DIY trip to the hardwarestore to fashion a
crossbrace but looks very doable.
On Tuesday, April 19, 2016 at 4:03:33 PM UTC-4, Ryan Ray wrote:
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> Or anything that I can attach a medium basket
Ye.
Andy
On Monday, April 18, 2016 at 8:25:03 PM UTC-7, sameness wrote:
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> My New Year's resolution back in '03 was to stop caring about what
> assholes think. It's the only resolution I've ever kept.
>
> Jeff Hagedorn
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Surprised to see so many CAT 6 racers on here :p
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I'd take that over the comments that I get. My bikes are Riv-like in
set-up. My daily ride is a single-speed and I live in a valley, so hills in
every direction. I'm 48, most of my hair is grey and I live in
oil-country (pick-up trucks and guts) and people just can't believe a man
of my age
funny my riv road does that too
Probably some people are pissed that you can pass them on a steel bike if
they're on a carbon wunderkind that they spent a lot of dough on. I'd
look at it that way, then you won't be so offended. I've never actually
passed someone on a CF bike...Cervelo is sup
I didn't sign up for the email list, because I did not have a sincere
intent to buy another bike. The rosco blug said they will order them if
(IF!) they get deposits for 10 by April 20th, and it looks like they've got
6 so far. Does that mean Rosco will get delayed, or dropped? I hope it
hap
You've got your smug filter calibrated well, double D. :-)
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> Surprised to see so many CAT 6 racers on here :p
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I think maybe in an email update, Grant indicated it'll move forward. He'll buy
one so 7, then a couple to sell.
Sky in new west
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That's good news. Thanks!
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> I think maybe in an email update, Grant indicated it'll move forward.
> He'll buy one so 7, then a couple to sell.
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I never knew you could have both!
http://www.retrofitz.com/index.html
They sell a kit to run SPD cleats on any shoe. Yes, any shoe. I think
that's kinda cool. I might try that sometime.
Bill Lindsay
El Cerrito, CA
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Except nobody is talking about Cat6 racers - we're discussing weekend
roadies outfitted to look like them
On Tuesday, April 19, 2016 at 5:35:43 PM UTC-5, Bill Lindsay wrote:
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> You've got your smug filter calibrated well, double D. :-)
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> On Tuesday, April 19, 2016 at 2:42:51 PM UTC-7, Daniel
Hugh,
Thanks for sharing.Looks like a great ride with good friends.
After 3 ft of snow last weekend it's nice to see a great ride report &
pics to toss the winter blues..Warmer days coming!
Jon
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Update from Spencer is that IF they order more, they won't be available
until the coming fall. Anybody have a set lying around that need a new home?
On Monday, April 18, 2016 at 2:29:39 PM UTC-4, Bill Lindsay wrote:
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> Email Spencer. Spencer at rivbike dot com
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> On Monday, April 18, 2016 at 7
Too bad they are not walk able as well!
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> They sell a kit to run SPD cleats on any shoe. Yes, any shoe. I think
> that's kinda cool. I might try
Love the orange LHT... and of course the Romulus! Lazarus may be a
better name for your Romulus because it was raised from the dead.
Scott
On Monday, April 18, 2016 at 1:23:39 PM UTC-6, WETH wrote:
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> Steve, glad you got out for a ride. The weather really was perfect this
> weekend. Today
I've owned many Brooks saddles snd never had any color bleed. i don't tend to
get them wet though. I will echo,the select saddles as an option. The leather
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I don't think my Sam would generally beat a carbon frame rb in a flat out
race, but it's going to last for a really long time, and I love riding it.
Lots of people have never seen anything like it, and I enjoy explaining the
reasons why it's the right bike for me. If dude likes his bike and seem
I’m posting my SimpleOne 58cm frame/fork/headset/BB again after someone
backed out of purchasing. The bike is in great shape with some blemishes
and scratches from use. The previous owner used touch up paint that is
close but not an exact match to the original paint. There are no dents or
rust.
One day I'd love to see a thread in which no one says something to the
effect of "Those Lycra-clad roadies stop laughing at my bike when I drop
them without even trying." I am definitely not criticizing anyone on this
thread, or any bike riders in particular. I'm just observing that many of
us
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