Thanks for sharing and love the lights.
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Stick a wick in it and I'll wager it makes a great candle too.
Craig in Tucson
On Wednesday, December 19, 2018 at 8:15:16 PM UTC-7, Meade Anderson wrote:
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> https://www.instagram.com/p/Brl1nrWlnBC/
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> There's still time for that last minute gift to yourself...but why hasn't
> Grant informed u
Completed a test on a pair of work boots...so far I’m impressed...the can
doesn’t mention bicycle saddles...maybe that’s my next test...
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If I didn't have a heavy weight wool Jacket and pants in my closet I'd be
all over this. Your price is way beyond fair. Dirt cheap for the quality of
items you are offering up and whoever happens to be lucky enough to finally
end up with them will have some clothes that will last them a lifetime
"...is this something best left for elsewhere? "
With that kind of amplification of things you'd rather people left alone,
you'll be Barbara Striesand in no time.
Philip (references underpinned)
Santa Rosa, Ca.
On Wednesday, December 19, 2018 at 1:30:03 PM UTC-8, Deacon Patrick wrote:
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> “Wi
"When a subject line is enough."
Philip
Santa Rosa, Cal.
On Wednesday, December 19, 2018 at 7:15:16 PM UTC-8, Meade Anderson wrote:
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> There's still time for that last minute gift to yourself...but why hasn't
> Grant informed us of this Pine Tar & B
Man I wish she were a 58cm!
Karl
Nashville, TN
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Re: "Rinko Joining Tabs" -- Peter Weigle has posted some detailed photos
- with comments - of how he does it on Flickr.
* https://www.flickr.com/photos/49353569@N00/46221753611/in/photostream/
and
* https://www.flickr.com/photos/49353569@N00/45525398034/in/photostream/
As is so often the c
If Riv is sold out (call them) check VO. They made some works-with-Nitto struts
that come in two packs.
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It is my opinion that "everybody" who is doing a Rinko fender agrees that
all Honjo fenders can afford to sacrifice 2-inches of their own length to
provide the Rinko-Bridge-piece, without rendering that fender useless or
ineffective. In the one Rinko job I did, the bridge came from the fender
Hey folks!
Anybody have any Nitto struts/stays sitting around? I need something close
to the 12cm straight ones that Rivendell is sold out of right now.
Thank you,
Cody Bartz
Key West, FL
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Ah! I must have missed it. Good luck with the sale.
Max
On Thursday, December 20, 2018 at 4:42:56 PM UTC-5, Steven Sweedler wrote:
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> I am the seller, I already posted it here, it is still available and I
> will pack and ship. Steve
> Plymouth, NH
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> On Thu, Dec 20, 2018 at 4:40 PM maxcr >
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Want a 10 cm tallux and 44 cm noodle!? I barely skimmed this thread but I'm
wanting to sell these.
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I participated in our local business journal podcast series todayhave a
listen if you'd like some insight on small retail, boot-strap bicycle shops
and life in general ;-)
(Riv gets mentioned several times)
https://soundcloud.com/rbjbizcast/alex-wirth-and-his-two-businesses
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Ride With GPS. It is a free and simple app and does a good job tracking my
rides. https://ridewithgps.com/users/1311744
Joe in GJT
On Saturday, December 15, 2018 at 3:15:22 AM UTC-7, Surlyprof wrote:
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> Bill’s thread on cycling goals made me realize that I don’t have an easy
> and consistent
I am the seller, I already posted it here, it is still available and I
will pack and ship. Steve
Plymouth, NH
On Thu, Dec 20, 2018 at 4:40 PM maxcr wrote:
> I just saw this on craigslist and though a tall rider here might be
> interested (not sure if the seller is willing to ship - I don't hav
I just saw this on craigslist and though a tall rider here might be
interested (not sure if the seller is willing to ship - I don't have a
connection)
https://nh.craigslist.org/bik/d/1996-rivendell-road-custom-64-cm753/6765679568.html
Max
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That's awesome.
Such a great thing you guys are doing. I'm happy Christine was excited
about it.
Philip
Santa Rosa, CA
On Tuesday, December 18, 2018 at 11:54:23 AM UTC-8, Alex Wirth- Owner,
Yellow Haus Bicycles wrote:
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> Woot! Heard back from Christine today! She's a professor and was bur
I stopped tracking mileage a few years ago but I do track TSS and some
power data when and if I'm actually training. For that I use TrainerRoad
which recently included a nice calendar feature that combines outside rides
with your trainer riding. Since they did that it is a one stop shop for me
"A case could be made for a Rinko-style separable fender for that situation"
I've retained the cut-section for exactly that reason. That material makes
the ideal Rinko-bridge piece. I even have an extra Compass Rinko-nut. All
it would take is one more cut, if the situation demands it.
Bill
On 12/20/18 12:46 PM, Bill Lindsay wrote:
"A case could be made for a Rinko-style separable fender for that
situation"
I've retained the cut-section for exactly that reason. That material
makes the ideal Rinko-bridge piece. I even have an extra Compass
Rinko-nut. All it would take is one m
Steve asked for my reasoning.
1. The front extension length was too long because the UNSUPPORTED front
extension vibrated and flexed enough to make objectionable noises. That's
an objective fact that we both agree on
2. The front extension length was longer than necessary because it is not
and
On 12/20/18 12:17 PM, Bill Lindsay wrote:
Steve asked for my reasoning.
1. The front extension length was too long because the UNSUPPORTED
front extension vibrated and flexed enough to make objectionable
noises. That's an objective fact that we both agree on
2. The front extension length was
So much to research! Thanks for all the feedback y'all!
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On 12/19/18 10:45 PM, Bill Lindsay wrote:
Steve P asked why I did things my way instead of his way.
I decided to cut the fender off because I decided the front fender was too long
for my use on this bike. If I decided to leave the fender too long for my
liking on this bike, I would have run
Late thirties with occasional hip and sciatic problems. I've always ridden
upright, and to the Riv formula (albatross) for the last five years or so
(though not on a Riv). When my hip/sciatic issues pop up it's actually
being on the bike that's the easiest position. Walking and sometimes even
l
"When I sit forward on the saddle, I notice more weight on my
shoulders/arms/hands." Perhaps worth adding that bar on Hon Solo is
considerably higher than saddle. Still, not sitting far enough back puts
weight on my shoulders, etc.
On Thu, Dec 20, 2018 at 8:56 AM Patrick Moore wrote:
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> I
I'm fortunate that at 2X30 (soon, 2X32!) my back is pretty silent; I
attribute at least part of the reason to Grant's suggestion to me decades
ago to "get the bar up and back, and the saddle back and down."
I've been noticing the effect of "butt-back" recently on my Hon Solo,
which, because of the
You might try single pivot sidepulls. I swapped out modern Tektros on my
Riv Road for old (and dare I say it, excessively nice) vintage Dura Ace
sidepulls in order to clear 45 mm VO fenders, and found that they hardly
required dimpling the fenders at all, while the Tektros hit the fenders
even afte
Ah, good suggestions. I have Tektro R539's on there now, and it does not
look like there is much more room between the top of the Pasela and the
bottom of the brake.
So the question is, do I go with the 35's (which my LBS didn't have in
stock) or get centerpulls?
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In case the 38s are too tight, Panaracer makes the Gravel King SK in 700 x
35. In black or brown sidewalls.
On Wed, Dec 19, 2018 at 2:18 PM Mike K. wrote:
> Been thinking about going with wider tires on my Ram. I have Pasela 32’s
> on there now but I know it will fit 38’s. Question is, will it
I am a long time user of www.bikejournal.com. Track mileage on multiple bikes
as well as tires and chains. Has discussion forum similar to this list. Basic
membership is free. I use it a lot and I am a paid subscriber. Has line graph
to show progress towards any goal you set. Options for priv
I only ride in black jeans à la Johnny Cash so it’s hard to tell
Al
On Wednesday, December 19, 2018 at 8:00:58 PM UTC-5, Hoffsta wrote:
> Does a shellacked Cambium rub off on clothing?
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