I really like the bullmoose I’ve got on my bombadil, and think it would be
great on a hunqapillar mtb too.
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Yes, I've been looking closely at the jones bar (my wife is getting a Jones
Spaceframe so we can start exploring more trails together). The adapter
requirement seems ugly and complicated though. I think wavie is the way to
go.
Thanks
On Sunday, April 28, 2019 at 10:22:11 PM UTC-4, Joe Bernard
For the kind of mountain biking a Hunqapillar can handle, the Jones Bar is
hard to beat. The angle is perfect and the 710 mm version has a ton of
hand positions you can use, depending on riding conditions. Also, the
Jones bar is the most confidence inspiring bar I've ridden. My Hunqapillar
Thanks Deacon Patrick!
What shifters are you using with the wavie bar?
Max
PS. I still have to figure out how to get out to CO to visit and ride!
On Sunday, April 28, 2019 at 9:24:28 PM UTC-4, Deacon Patrick wrote:
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> I love my Hunqapillar with Bullmoose bars, and set up my prototype Gus
>
I concur with Patrick the Deacon about bars with a Wavie-ish sweep for
singletracking, I don't think the 'straight back at you' style of Boscos works
well there. A Jones Loop is another alternative.
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I love my Hunqapillar with Bullmoose bars, and set up my prototype Gus Boots
Willsen similarly with the Wavy bars and love them also. Dial it in with stem
length and you'll be delighted with the Wavy bars for whatever type of riding
you do! By the way, great looking Hunq! Same generation as
No Affiliation. Looks like a nice ride
https://boston.craigslist.org/gbs/bik/d/brookline-2003-rivendell-romulus-59cm/6876473350.html
Max
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Also, someone tell the folks in charge that we want an inconspicuous decal that
says, “One Bike To Rule Them All.”
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I will throw in the MUSA Splats for free for someone who purchases the
package of two baskets and the liner bag for $100.00 shipped CONUS. Steve
On Tuesday, April 16, 2019 at 6:46:04 PM UTC-5, Steve Butcher wrote:
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> Hi forum folks,
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> I have a very little used like new condition Clem front
That fact was what convinced me to use Pitlocks in addition to an Abus
mini-U. I figured it would be difficult to get the wheels off and more
difficult to sell a bike that had a locked wheel set.
On Sunday, April 28, 2019 at 3:42:49 PM UTC-5, Eric Daume wrote:
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> I remember when a long lock
I remember when a long lock thread came up earlier, someone pointed out
that, with a cordless electric cut off grinder, the difference between a
cheap lock and a good lock was the difference between 30 seconds to cut
through the lock vs. 60 seconds.
Eric
On Tue, Apr 23, 2019 at 3:06 PM Cinza
I've seen too many upside-down bikes missing both wheels to trust locking
skewers.
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* it not IG
Sent from my iPhone
> On Apr 28, 2019, at 11:53 AM, Leah Peterson wrote:
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> Ha ha, I did get to visit with the powers that be at RBW just a bit. I didn’t
> want to push so I didn’t ask enough questions and then I was interrupted by
> exuberant family members (“What color bike
Ha ha, I did get to visit with the powers that be at RBW just a bit. I didn’t
want to push so I didn’t ask enough questions and then I was interrupted by
exuberant family members (“What color bike should I get?!? ) so IG was hard to
complete a thought. Red did not seem to be the preferred
Hehe, I'm fairly certain Our Leah got as much out of the Riv crew as they were
willing to give up at the moment
I also suggested custom paint from Rick at D if it comes to that. And it may
for me: That young lady has got me so spun up for The Perfect Anniversary Mixte
In Red that I think I
Based on nothing but a hunch, I'd bet it will be That Blue.
Also, weren't you just at WCHQ? Why didn't you grab the man himself by the
hobo bandana scruff and commence inquisition mode?
Jeff Hagedorn
Los Angeles, CA USA
On Sunday, April 28, 2019 at 8:13:12 AM UTC-7, Bicycle Belle Ding Ding!
If it's going to be "extremely expensive" anyway, if the standard color is
not to your liking, why not see what Rivendell can do about a custom paint
job?
dougP
On Sunday, April 28, 2019 at 8:13:12 AM UTC-7, Bicycle Belle Ding Ding!
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> How long do you think before Rivendell lets us
If there are racks or fenders bolted to the dropouts on the front of a
Riv, the Abus Nutfix won't fit, it's diameter is too large. Similiarly, the
Nutfix won't work on forks where the dropout is too close to the tube of
the fork.
I had the opposite problem with Pitlocks and my
I, too, went back to Suntours. I think the Silvers do feel better and look
better but with heavy use they aren’t as durable. I had a couple sets where the
internal ratchet rusted to the point of not being able to “click” anymore.
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How long do you think before Rivendell lets us in on the details of the
Anniversary Mixte? I’ve been planning out my new bike in my head and someone
needs to hit me with a reality check soon, because I’ve had too much time to
“decide” that this bike is going to be everything I want. The bike is
Meh. While I really enjoy Rivendell's approach to decal design and naming,
I'd buy and ride them with no decals. Hell, I'd probably prefer it.
Love the headbadges though.
Hugh "A nice bike by any name would ride just as well" Flynn
Newburyport, MA
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