These?
https://www.rivbike.com/collections/clothing/products/thinny-riding-gloves-fake-leather-grey
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Yes, keeping the extremities would be worth the investment!
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Patrick,
Thank you for sharing. Your last photo sums everything up nicely: Sheer
delight.
Curtis
On Mon, Nov 12, 2018 at 2:20 PM 'Deacon Patrick' via RBW Owners Bunch <
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> This one’s for you, Curtis! Grin.
>
> In which we drop below zero˚F but delight
Thought I had found one but haven't heard back in a bit. Looking
exclusively for a 61cm Roadeo at this point.
On Thursday, November 1, 2018 at 4:33:50 PM UTC-5, Dave Grossman wrote:
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> I have not yet. I dropped you a PM though.
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The medium seems not quite twice the size of the bagboy, but close. I have a
kangaroo pouch from my medium I put on the bagboy, it's an essential addition
to the bagboy, sometimes I leave it off the medium as it's got the side
pockets. Both great bags, I do like the single strap closure on the b
Both are on Rivbike.com, and the descriptions and photos largely answer your
questions. https://www.rivbike.com/collections/bags
I just looked at the medium vs. the Bagabond as I need a new saddlebag for my
Hunqapillar. I went with the Bagabond for its larger capacity but similar
footprint, so
Well, my HTML bold brackets didn't work out, but you all get what I was trying
to emphasize...
On Monday, November 12, 2018 at 8:46:12 PM UTC-5, Adam in Indiana wrote:
> On Monday, November 12, 2018 at 6:18:08 AM UTC-5, Deacon Patrick wrote:
> I do add single sock as extra warmth and wind block
On Monday, November 12, 2018 at 6:18:08 AM UTC-5, Deacon Patrick wrote:
I do add single sock as extra warmth and wind block cod piece at 15˚F
and below.
For the win, right there. That line made me laugh out loud, while
simultaneously thinking of all the rides something like that would have bee
Hi all,
Looking at a very nice used local Medium saddle sack for a similar price to a
new bagboy. Medium saddle sack looks bigger, but how much? Any significant
differences in build or usefulness?
Thanks!
Tom Palmer
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Another vote for the MUSA searsucker shirt. I wore two grey striped shirts and
one plaid shirt until they fell apart.
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You’re a wee bit low, actually, Lum. Like with bikes, you can waste a lot of
money on inferior and “standard” fare or you can buy the good stuff and let it
work and last and be warm and cozy along the way. Oh, and count all ten piggies
and fingers whilst sipping whisky in front of the fire when
61 Atlantis owners,
I like my Joe just fine!
But if I could swap it out for an Atlantis, I would.
Do you have one top tube, but would like two? My Joe has two!
Do you have typical chain stays and would like longer? My Joe has long
chain stays!
Do you like mustard color better than the Atlantis g
Stormy Kromer has a pretty good
one https://www.stormykromer.com/the-original-stormy-kromer-cap/
It is has a few features:
1. Not a huge brim, but bigger than a cycling cap
2. Has a little nifty way of lowering some material down over your ears,
and off your ears when you don't need it.
Wow! Nice threads. But too expensive for me. I bet it would run 750$ to
gown up like this for a ride.
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I live in Maryland and told my wife if we ever move, the new house must be
somewhere south of where our home is now. The closer to the equator the
better... Hawaii will work, too.
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I asked them a few weeks ago. They said the *new iteration of this hat will
NOT include ear flaps*. Disappointing as I was planning on this one for
this winter...
On Monday, November 12, 2018 at 1:39:00 PM UTC-5, The Snag wrote:
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> I am patiently waiting for Randi Jo Fabrications to release the
This one’s for you, Curtis! Grin.
In which we drop below zero˚F but delight in having the duds to sit amidst the
aspen and pine with a pipe and a coffee. Not bad for November 12. Grin.
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With abandon,
Patrick
www.CredoFamil
It's time for me to accept the fact that I need cash more than I need the
spare parts left over from a well intentioned but ill fated overhaul. I've
debated various alternate uses for the fork but haven't been able to bring
myself to hastily cut the steerer or attempt some other hacks necessary
Always wanted a Yazoo as I am in Nashville... Need to go measure and see if
this would work.
Karl
Nashville (Yazoo on!) TN
On Monday, November 12, 2018 at 12:58:06 PM UTC-6, Reed Kennedy wrote:
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> My shape has changed, and some lovely wool must go. Pictures here:
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> https://photos.app.goo.gl/
everything is gone excluding the tubus cargo
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For me, a primary issue is breathability while still blocking wind, and this
goes especially for the head as cold and clammy headwear is the fastest way to
get cold in winter conditions. Thus the basic hat system I described in the
fishnet longjohn thread. Waltz wool cycling cap, boiled wool hat
Yes ! Balaclavas are my favorite winter headwear. I have thin ones,
thick vintage Patagonia Powerstretch ones and this wondrous super thick
Wind Pro X-Treme Hood from Serius that I wear out walking when it's near
zero outside or I want some instant heat indoors on a cold day. Encircling
the
My shape has changed, and some lovely wool must go. Pictures here:
https://photos.app.goo.gl/WhfFVMVwqnC4bs4z9
All have been washed only with wool safe detergent, laid flat to dry, and
treated with the utmost care. All are in great shape, with any
peculiarities described below.
Buy one and shippi
>
> When I heard fishnet longjohns I had a terrible momentary vision of a
> bearded man in fishnet stocking appearing out of the snowy forest on a
> bike. 5˚F?? Patrick must be the most hardcore rider on the list, if I were
> him I'd be looking to move somewhere warmer. Grin.
>
-Haakon
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I am patiently waiting for Randi Jo Fabrications to release their new round
of waxed canvas flip-up caps, they look fantastic! Smallish brim and extra
thick ribbed wool earflaps. They look perfect for cold rides, and in my
case I'm also interested in blocking the noise from our consistent
after
I find a balaclava under my hat keeps me much warmer I am using the minus
33 balaclava these days. Steve
On Mon, Nov 12, 2018 at 12:09 PM Garth wrote:
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> Any hat made from Polartec Wind Pro specifically. It's a denser weave than
> regular fleece, sticking to me a "just right" balance . The ma
Another one for the Half Mitts, the sherpa lined ones. Best 'bicycle'
clothing I've ever had, especially for the price.
On Monday, November 12, 2018 at 2:00:11 AM UTC-5, Bob B wrote:
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> May be the only one but... MUSA Mitts!! Anyone got a NOS pair gathering
> dust PM me. My trust much-loved pa
Yes! I like those thinny gloves, too, and mine are near trashed.
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Baggins Hobo bag. Big fan. And the recent blue salmon shirt in Large.
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The thinny pad less gloves. Have been looking elsewhere to mo avail.
On Mon, Nov 12, 2018, 9:09 AM sameness The light grey nylon saddle cover.
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> Jeff Hagedorn
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The light grey nylon saddle cover.
Jeff Hagedorn
Los Angeles, CA USA
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Any hat made from Polartec Wind Pro specifically. It's a denser weave than
regular fleece, sticking to me a "just right" balance . The marketing claim
says 4x the wind resistance compared to regular Polartec (100, 200 etc.).
Forget Windstopper or anything with a barrier/laminate as it's sweaty
Thanks Dave, a few users have sent me this one now. Looking into it now. If
anyone has another to offer, please let me know.
Darin
On Monday, November 12, 2018 at 8:47:36 AM UTC-8, Dave Grossman wrote:
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> https://forums.thepaceline.net/showthread.php?t=230409
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Paper copies of new Rivendell Readers.I really love the old ones and take them
out for a read occasionally. Seems like I discover some new old thing with each
re-read.
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Brynnar, yes, I've been wearing the Costco stuff for several years and I
think it's hard to beat for the price. The tops are 1/4 zip synthetics with
a small percentage of merino in them for comfort. The tops are branded
"Paradox". I was at an REI yesterday and determined they are about a 150
we
Please report on the Albastaches. (And what problems did the original
moustache bar cause you?)
On Sun, Nov 11, 2018 at 5:37 PM Ray Varella wrote:
> I had the original mustache bars on a commuter with barend shifters.
> I really liked that combo for riding in traffic. Braking was super strong
>
+ 1 for the vest. I have the button-up, crew neck sweater cousin, but a
thickish wool vest to wear over a jersey and under a jacket would be more
useful.
Does anyone have recommendations for a snug-fitting, crew or roll-top,
zip/button/no placket, warm-weight (ie, not dress weight) knitted wool
ve
My principal liability in cold is my ears. Years ago I found a couple of
nice faux Peruvian hats at Target for less than $20 each, one wool the
other decent quality synthetic fleece. The look dorky but they do keep the
ears warm when temps go below freezing. Down to about freezing, depending
on win
Thanks for this info, Patrick!
On Monday, November 12, 2018 at 6:18:08 AM UTC-5, Deacon Patrick wrote:
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> With some interest in this system, this thread is to summarize the system
> and be a common place to ask about it. Why fishnet baselayer? Simple.
> moisture management. Fishnet longjohns
Looking to replacement my much too small 56. Ideally looking for frame/fork
only but am potentially open to other possibilities. Anyone looking to move
theirs on?
Darin
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Want to know what is good at windstopping while biking in winter in
hats/caps (no helmet coverage over hat).
Also has to be good for drops riding (small brim/no brim hats).
I have a couple really nice wool cycling caps but the breeze goes right
thru.
What works for you?
Thanks for the info.
No
150 weight sounds a bit light for your temperatures, however if you have a
full windbreaker and keep active it may be fine. I would guess 200 - 250
weight would possibly be a good weight for you. Quarter zip with a collar
is a great combination, as unzipped with the neck rolled back lets a lot o
Bag has sold. Thanks everyone.
On Sunday, November 11, 2018 at 1:17:32 PM UTC-5, David Wadstrup wrote:
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> I'm reluctant to sell this as they’re no longer available and I might
> regret it some day, but I have a Grey Medium Sackville Shopsack that I
> haven’t used in over a year. I used it p
I've got several tops and bottoms from ioMerino:
https://iomerino.com/collections/base-layers
The 170 weight Altitude base layer feels in between light and medium and
works perfectly with a button up shirt and/or thicker sweater over it for
all the riding I do around the southeast - so down to a
I would like to buy a few Rivendell branded wool jerseys, now that I can afford
them.
I’m glad they seemed to listen to the group and order more coffee mugs last
year. I bought 3.
The patches and baseball caps are fun too.
Matt B
Oswego, IL
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It’s a good thread even after six years. I always regret not getting a derby
tweed vest. I thought I read about a revival not too long ago. Given fall is
upon us, my guess is not this year.
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The Velo Orange Grand Cru Touring Hub is still available in the 10-speed
version for $120 on their website. I ordered a set of Velocity Quills with
a raw unpolished or anodized finish because I wanted silver rims, but I
didn't want them polished. My front hub is a NOS White Industries that I
fo
Framesaver-ing a built up bike is hard since access to the tubes (those
vent holes really won't do it) is obstructed and used to risk contamination
of BB and HS bearings (back when they were cup and ball) if left in place.
You do have to get the straw into the stays, top tube and head tube to
s
Is the the Costco brand? I bought a couple tops and bottoms at Costco last
year, part wool part poly, and they are great and cheap! Like 20% the cost
of smartwool. And work just as well IMO. I haven't checked what they are
carrying this year but I'll be on the lookout.
brynnar
indy
On Sunday,
Woolpower quarter zip sweaters in red. Picked a gray one up at the garage sale
and love it. Can’t find a red one anymore. Not even on the Woolpower site.
John
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With some interest in this system, this thread is to summarize the system and
be a common place to ask about it. Why fishnet baselayer? Simple. moisture
management. Fishnet longjohns minimize the moisture at the skin, keeping me
warm and toasty when I’d otherwise be cold and clammy.
I use a woo
Lum asked a few things.
“What between the fishnet and sweater?”
Any insulative layer. I tested this in the extreme early on, putting on a
soaking wet heavy cotton flanel (Duluth burly flannel I’d just taken ouf the
the washer, which doesn’t spin dry welll) and my Ventile jackt and then riding
f
The All-Rounder. It's what first turned me on to Rivendell back in the
day, but at the time I couldn't begin to afford one. Now I can, but
they're nowhere to be found.
The Bleriot. I've got one, and believe it's the best riding bike Riv has
produced. It's a pity they stopped making them.
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