BUMP,
https://www.flickr.com/photos/joe_bunik/albums/72157703630407114
… NOW, asking $350 for frame / fork / rack.
If you aren't into the Bruce Gordon "High Mount Front" / mountain
touring rack (see bottom of page:
http://www.bgcycles.com/new-page-14/) -- I am happy to substitute a
conventional
My evergreen goal is to ride every day. When I do that, everything else falls
into place.
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I’ve had this for about 2.5 years and used it about 6 nights (usually opting
for no tent or hammock on 1 person trips). Also, I now have a kid, so I think
it’s time to let it go. Really excellent quality/design. Super light and small
for a good sized, freestanding, 3 season tent. Comes with an
Looking for used in any condition.
: )
Cody
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Gabe- I still love the build and you get the credit/blame for me buying an
Atlantis.
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Hey all, someone joined the album I linked to and made a comment I didn't
see for a while after. Anyone know a Reed Anderson? or how to access an
email address for someone who viewed my album?
- Mike
On Thursday, October 25, 2018 at 10:08:58 PM UTC-5, Mike K. wrote:
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> Pics:
Actually, I’m the seller and I’ve updated the size to 50 cm. Thanks for
posting! Price drop to $1200 for RBW Owners Bunch members (not including
packing/shipping).
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Pam, where do you live? Here in Eugene, which seems to be the bike pilfering
capitol of North America, bikes get picked clean in about 5 minutes of
inattention. It's about twice as bad here as it was when I lived in the Seattle
area & it was bad there.
Kent Peterson
Eugene, Oregon USA
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Welcome to the group Erik!
Your Atlantis build feels just right. Not too much. No too little. Just
right! Great color too. If I will ever get my MIT Atlantis repainted,
that's be dark green.
Wish you many many happy rides!
Ash
On Sunday, 25 November 2018 01:22:37 UTC-5, Erik from Saint
Great post and responses!
I met one of my goals, which was to complete a century. I did that in
August.
I'm in the process of completing another goal, which is to go car-free for
my personal life (commuting, shopping, etc). I'm over 30 days into that,
and am planning to sell my car soon.
The seller is a solid dude, and I think that bike's a good score for a very tall person.-Jim W.-Original Message-
From: Cody Bartz
Sent: Nov 27, 2018 8:27 PM
To: RBW Owners Bunch
Subject: [RBW] PSA: 67cm A Homer Hilsen Double Top Tube
Thought the tall folks may find this lovely beast of
Oh, and these have the all-important zip fly with hook fastening at waist.
On Wed, Nov 28, 2018 at 3:24 PM Patrick Moore wrote:
> Moderately used over a couple of years, but pretty much as new.
>
> These pants are, or were when I bought them, very weirdly sized, so that
> this is XL or XXL or
While it wasn't a specific goal, so far I've managed to avoid public
transportation this year, riding to work every day. Commuting gets me a hair
over 100 miles a week, and the occasional pure pleasure ride tacks not nearly
enough to that. For 2019, same commute, more pleasure.
-Kai
BKNY
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All these stories/goals/non-goals are great to hear! Everyone living their
own, different lives and trying to cycle as much as possible. I'm 35, just
brought our second child into the world, and work full time.
This year my unspoken goal has been to ride whenever possible, likely
inspired by
Patrick, that's just where the panniers fit on the rack. The combination of
the small bags and the long wheelbase really send them back there. Bigger
panniers, the likes of Arkel or ortleib, would probably look a little more
normal.
Marc, I'm bummed I didn't come across Chuck's maps during my
Zed, I live in Indianapolis as well and have been looking at your CL post
off and on for weeks now. If I weren't in the middle of renovating a house
my wife and I recently bought, I'd have already snagged this up.
Best of luck!
Tyler
On Wednesday, November 28, 2018 at 11:01:07 AM UTC-5, Zed
I lean in the opposite direction, preferring less of a straight back
return. Such bars force the elbows inward, and, to me, steering feels more
like pushing rather than something that coordinates with the lean into a
turn. Of course neither is right nor wrong, just diff strokes. I also
Congrats on the successful trip and thanks for sharing, the report and the
photos!
Your Clem looks ready for more action. Anything you'd change on your packing
list? It looks like you were pretty well dialed in.
Tony
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I like the "idea" of this bar and have been toying with pulling the trigger
on a MAP/Ahearne. I did just set up a Billie to replace a Choco Norm on my
daily ride ... but again, I keep thinking about those MAP's. I've tried
other bars with that shape but haven't been pleased as they're usually
On Tuesday, November 27, 2018 at 2:28:07 PM UTC-7, Collin A wrote:
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> Here is the USGS quad maps with some more annotation, on the gravel/forest
> service road sections.
>
For adventuring in the North end of NorCal it's worth tracking down Chuck
"Bodfish" Elliot's books. He runs a small shop
Erik: I happily shift 10 with bar end shifters and, not only that, but I
use a home-made cassette (14-27) with the ramps misaligned, and shift with
1970s-era Suntour Barcons pulling a 8-speed era Dura Ace 74nn rear
derailleur -- these both move 'faster' per unit of input, so that the
require a
My Go-to tire is the WTB Horizons, but they are almost totally smooth; the
Byways are similar, but have a little more tread. Still these are only about 2"
wide. I recently mounted the Simworks Homage tires on my VO Polvalent even
though I was somewhat Leary of their tread, they are really
Would also consider 180mm length.
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Spencer says the Wavie will hopefully be available in Jan or Feb 2019.
Probably heat treated Alum first, followed by cromo.
Tom
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Anybody have a 184mm Silver triple crankset? Or something similar around
182-185mm?
Thank you!
Cody
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I've been curious about how well 10 speed friction works. So many mixed
reviews. The tires are Continental Double Fighter 2"/50mm. I've been really
happy with them so far. A lot of the roads here are full of potholes,
cracks, and bumps, so it's nice to have the extra cushion. I want to say
Bump, still available if anyone needs a winter project. Had to update the
CL post for more
details:
https://indianapolis.craigslist.org/bik/d/rivendell-clem-smith-jr-52cm/6758376973.html
On Friday, November 2, 2018 at 9:35:18 AM UTC-4, Zed Martinez wrote:
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> OK, this is still available.
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Fine question Bill. My goal was to ride the Great Divide MBR and to take my
sweet time doing it. My friend and I spent 64 days meandering along,
swimming in every lake, pond, river and creek we could find. We brought our
Tenkara rods and fished some of the finest trout waters in N.America. We
10,000 only became a goal when it seemed within reach -- and,
unfortunately, thanks to an injury and recovery from surgery, I only
just failed to make it. This year, thanks to historic levels of rain,
10,000 is far out of reach. Right now, 9,000 is -- only barely --
within reach, but would
On 11/27/18 11:06 PM, Lynne wrote:
I'm especially impressed by Steve P's Master Tetris skills. Sadly, I'm
not at that level, nor do I have the bike tools to make that happen.
Not /my/ skills; that was, I believe, a photo of JP Weigle's CdM bike I
posted. It's packaged in the Alps style
I went over 4000 miles last year so I upped my goal for this year to 4,500.
With all the rain this year I am sure I will not make it, but should at
least match last years total.
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Good morning, Riv folks,
Well, I've had a large number of lookers but no takers so I'll go ahead and
drop my price down to $50.00 net for the Riv Wooly Warm jersey and I'll
pick up the shipping tab CONUS only. Please send me a private message if
you have any questions, concerns, or just want
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