I ended up ordering a bag from Randi’s new color line today. Campfire color;
and when you hold up the RBW patch to it = perfect match. ❤️
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> On May 5, 2019, at 8:38 PM, Ana Candela wrote:
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> Leah,
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> I second Jonathan’s suggestion. The Rivelo camera bag is really nice. The
Hi!
Is the Bay Area 25th anniversary meeting still happening? Did it move to a
separate mail list? I’m planning a trip to San Francisco and would love to
combine it with this ride.
Thanks!
-Ana
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Leah,
I second Jonathan’s suggestion. The Rivelo camera bag is really nice. The
photos do not make justice. I would guess that one could fit my 40oz bottle.
I also recall John posting that Randy was there for a trunk show a week or two
ago, and left some regular bartender bags as well as caps
I mentioned this on similar IG post but my experience is that if you inquire
with RandiJo she’ll probably tell you that if you send her a patch (Rivendell
or whatever) she’ll work with you to get you the Bartender you want. That’s
assuming you’re not impatient.
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Hey, that’s my neck of the woods! If you are going to be staying in Boulder
city, you really need to check out the hikes in that area. How fit are you?
Goldstrike Hot Springs is an amazing, not to be missed hike. It is very
challenging and there is some rock scrambling so you have to be in
I don’t know the exact measurements but an 8cm Nitto dirt drop might give you
something not too far off from that LD stem but without all the adaptors and
extra boltage.
ButI guess that crust one is a 4cm. With them being that close, you might
as well try the 5cm technomic. Then you can
I don’t know where you’re coming from or how much time you’ll have available.
I’m also not super familiar with las vegas’ Immediate surroundings. That said,
youre about 2hrs from Death Valley and 3 from Zion. Both are spectacular places
to see. I also remember liking Valley of Fire park, though
Hey Paul. I was in Las Vegas last fall for a trade show. On the last day, I
rented a bike from a shop there for the day. They have a plan where they will
drive you out to the sites, also rides where they lead you. I just pick the
bike up there and Road. I went to red Rock canyon which is just
Looking for clementine low 64cm for anyone is selling theirs
Thanks
Al in Saratoga
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Wow. If that was a drop shorter I’d be selling a few bikes this week.
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Ahh ok yes. Top of rack to bottom of pannier hook thing is 9.25 inches
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Sorry, I meant the distance between the two parallel bits (the top platform
and the rod between the two lower bosses).
Thanks for the clarification on the prototype vs production, though!
On Sunday, May 5, 2019 at 4:04:08 PM UTC-7, Drw wrote:
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> 34.5 cm as noted above. If you’re asking to the
34.5 cm as noted above. If you’re asking to the top top, it’s 34.5 + whatever
the tubing diameter is. He flash advertised that he had a few prototypes/demos
that he’d sell before the real production round. It’s the same as in the photos
that have been on tumbleweeds Instagram for the last 6
that's part of the reason why I want to revert to drops. I love being
upright but the reality is I'm dragging and I'm already a relatively slow
rider. I just feel like I have better leverage with drops even with a
short stem. Would love to see your bike.
On Sunday, May 5, 2019 at 6:08:08
It looks like I will be in the Las Vegas, NV
area the week of May 20th.
This will be my first trip to the area other than a brief layover at the
airport years and years ago.
I'm not sure I will get any riding in as I will be with an elderly gentleman,
although some might say I am
I’m running mine with Crust Towel Rack bars right now—it’s very comfy, but I
should probably be on a 64cm Appaloosa (if they existed) so the long TT is less
of an issue. I’ll post a photo later on if I get a chance. I found drops made
it feel a good bit “faster”.
Reid in Austin
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Curious if anyone has tried something like this on their threaded fork?
Nitto MTC-04, Short Nitto quill to threadless adapter
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and a tall and short-extension threadless stem like the LD or something
similar
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Is anyone on the list running drops on their Apps? I recently built up my
new frame with Boscos, then Choco's and now thinking that my comfort zone
is still drops. It's a long top tube but with the right stem, I imagine a
comfy set-up could be had. I'm hoping those Nitto stems from Crust
Heyo,
What is the distance between the top rack and the lower mounting point? Any
difference between the prototype and the production run?
Potentially Interested,
Collin
On Sunday, May 5, 2019 at 2:17:16 PM UTC-7, Drw wrote:
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> Prototype rack for tumbleweeds upcoming racks. Bought on a whim
I’ll just mention that I’ve found the VO Mojave cage works quite well with both
my 32 oz klean kanteen growler and my 40 oz hydroflask (both insulated). If you
want a frame mounted cage that will fit larger diameter bottles they do exist.
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OK, misunderstood; I thought Islabikes were walking bikes for toddlers. No,
I can see a 7 or 8 year old appreciating something better than a 12" wheel
department store bike.
On Sun, May 5, 2019 at 5:50 AM 'Mark in Beacon' via RBW Owners Bunch <
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H. The Internet version of my email has cut off the end of my reply. I
pasted it below, in case you were wondering if I was no longer making sense :
I think this was a gift from friend Roberta after her visit to RBW. I remember
saving it for something special but never could make up my
Patrick, My Hydroflask is 32 oz, and it’s the only bottle I carry in the
relentless summer heat of this desert. Or any time, really. The bottle cages
won’t work for a large flask. But the Randi Jo bag will!
Ted - thanks, you’re brilliant. Guess what I found in the drawer???
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This is just a "for what it may be worth" comment...
I purchased a NOS Saluki from Riv in 2017 and because it was unpainted they
told me I could have it decaled/headbadged with either Saluki or AHH info -
my choice. Sooo... I'm thinking they may have Saluki headbadges around
somewhere that
I have an unused Rivelo one and there might still be ones available. Get the
Rivelo.
http://www.rivelopdx.com/shop/bag-pedal-bikes-shoot-film-camera-bag
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Aye, here: https://www.randijofab.com/collections/bags
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Aside from not saying rbw on it I believe they are readily available from randi
jo. You could add a patch yourself if that’s important to you.
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"...bottle cages won't do."
Because of size? Aesthetics? I use King Cage Iris cages for my Klean Kanteen 27
oz bottles and they work great. They look to be the same diameter as this
hydroflask:
https://www.hydroflask.com/24-shave-ice-limited-edition/color,bluehawaii,a,92,o,339.
The Iris cage
Remember when Randi Jo Fab made bartender plus bags for Rivendell? That was
before I knew what these were, and before I had need of one. I bring my
Hydroflask everywhere, and bottle cages will not do. I tucked my flask in the
side pocket of my Saddlesack and I got as far as the end of my
Tried to order the 30º offset wright stem, but no longer in production.
Will be using a LD stem from Crust. Hope I like it. Yours looks fantastic
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> https://www.analogcycles.com/2018/02/26/wright-stem-write-up/
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Joe, just about to switch up my Atlantis much like yours... had Choco
bar for a couple of years. going to drop bars and the IRD levers. What are
your tires?
On Wednesday, March 27, 2019 at 10:35:58 PM UTC-7, Joe Bernard wrote:
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> Oops, I posted in my own thread, but forgot to add here.
Oh, it matters. Would I have sprung for the $$$ Islabike after buying the Giant
only months before if it did not? A bike mechanic at REI was servicing both
boys’ bikes and he knew the hill on our school commute. Baby Bear had been
frustrated on the Giant - he was proud of his bright yellow new
Best wishes and many thanks to you Jenny. You set the gold standard for
packaging. Whenever I pack and ship something I always think, how would
Jenny do this?
Kind regards,
Rich in ATL
On Thursday, May 2, 2019 at 6:57:18 PM UTC-4, Joe Bernard wrote:
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> Good luck at the library, Jenny! Btw
Removing the drive train? You mean to make it a stride a bike? The bikes
being discussed are for kids presumably well-past that stage. And sure, my
guy might not "care" but only because he has no baseline. In between the
Islabike and the WOOM, I did assemble a nifty vintage GT Mt. Bike,
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