I’ve used the stock adjustable length struts of the Clem Bosco basket aka Wald
MultiFit with an old Raleigh using the bolt-on front axle attachment point and
felt it was sturdy enough but did experience occasional flex with heavier
loads. I also briefly installed a large Wald basket on one of
Mine are on the gram as well
Instagram.com/justinaugust
I’m private but I’ll add you. But be forewarned it’s mostly just my daughter
being cute.
> On Jul 22, 2019, at 7:33 PM, Philip Williamson
> wrote:
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> My pictures are on the Instagram.
>
My pictures are on the Instagram.
https://www.instagram.com/p/B0PWPSJlEHo/?igshid=12lqfj2u8ocgb
The most recent sets are semi-narrative, but there are some random ones from
the weekend earlier in the thread.
Also, I turned the RBWXXV patches back on in the Etsy shop, if anyone missed
out.
Hello,
Making some adjustments to my bike and selling some items. All prices are
either shipped slow mail or priority depending on whatever lower. I will
send tracking when I ship. Please let me know if you have any questions.
Link to Pictures. Please let me know if you want a picture
Hi Mark, measuring from the center of the crank to the approximate top of the
saddle, measuring up the seat tube is about 79cm.
Stand over is around 81. Hard to get exact, trying to balance the bike and
holding the tape measure, while not letting my reading glasses slide down my
nose.
I measure
I use a Wald basket with the struts, and I’m happy with them. A gallon of
milk with groceries, or a lid of library books, still works ok. Note that I
attach the struts to a mid eyelet, so I only have to use one strut per
side, not the extended double strut.
Eric
On Monday, July 22, 2019, Matthew
Eric,
I have a set of Alex DM18s on rivendell silver hubs that might work for you.
They were stock on an Appaloosa, and were gently ridden before I replaced them
with a different set with Dyno hub. Search my posts and you'll see the listing
for sale. Price is negotiable, because I would like
Thunderburts and roadlink are claimed
Nitto dirt drop stem 8cm 26.0- mounted, not used VGC-35$ shipped
Nitto technomic 10cm 25.4- quill cut to length of tech deluxe. Light wear-20$
shipped
Shimano dura ace SL-BS78 bar end shifters- 10 speed index rear, friction front.
Some light scuffs to
In my limited basket experience, I have found that the rack method is best
suited to my uses- even if it is just a little canti-stud/P-clamp mounted
randonneur rack.
I'm not certain that the first basket I had was a Wald brand, and may have
been made out of inferior materials, but I thought
One of these days I will offer opinions rather than soliciting them, but
today is not one of those days.
What does the collective wisdom say about mounting a Wald basket with Wald
manufactured struts (for example, the 1372 that Wald sells, or the "Clem
Bosco Basket" that Riv sells) versus
PM sent on the Road Link.
>
> Wolftooth roadlink-new I think. Don’t remember using it or buying it- 15$
> shipped
>
>
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We have a grilver *61cm Roadini frame *at Rivelo in Portland.
Happy to box it up and send it your way.
John
On Monday, July 22, 2019 at 10:27:07 AM UTC-7, Reid Echols wrote:
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> Just a bump to say I'm still interested in a 61 roadini if anyone's got
> one!
>
> Reid in Austin
>
> On
Hello,
Some new and some old items to go. I’ve screwed myself in the past by including
shipping in the cost and then actually losing money shipping items across the
country, so if you’re on the east coast, tack on, say 5$, to any of the non
tiny items for shipping.
Nitto dirt drop stem 8cm
Hi! Can you let me know the saddle height in the image please?
On Thursday, June 6, 2019 at 12:56:00 PM UTC-5, lconley wrote:
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> 47 cm Blue Roadini - Pacenti Brevet 650b wheels (28 spoke, 11
> speed Shimano compatible) with 38mm Pacenti Pari-Moto tires, 1x10
> drivetrain, Microshift RD and bar
Tom:
That's a great price for a new Atlantis with all the goodies on it. I hope
your friend is able to sell it.
Regarding the size, likely it's a 61 cm. I have a 58 & it measures 22-3/4
crank center to top of top tube. On Rivendell's site, they have the frame
geos for both current & old
Oh! Missed opportunity! I need to keep an eye on this forum more often!
PS - Hope your wrist heals soon and well, Joe :)
-Ana
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Hey folks, I had a super great time meeting everyone I did and if I didn't
meet you, then next time!
I know some folks on the Saturday ride were taking photos/videos, would be
great to get a peek at them since I was mainly concerning myself with
eating enough to survive the climbs. I was
Just a bump to say I'm still interested in a 61 roadini if anyone's got
one!
Reid in Austin
On Wednesday, April 3, 2019 at 2:10:26 PM UTC-5, Reid Echols wrote:
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> Hi folks,
>
> Just curious if anyone has a tall Roadini they're looking to move on, as
> I'm currently short a roadish bike in
Pm sent
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Is this still avilable?
Many thanks! - Zack
On Monday, June 17, 2019 at 3:58:00 PM UTC-4, lconley wrote:
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> Price dropped to $1100 - with a dark, dark green (almost black) Brooks B17
> special titanium saddle instead of the antique brown.
>
> Laing
>
> On Thursday, June 6, 2019 at 1:56:00 PM
One in, one out. It is a net balance. Otherwise, serious meteorological or
geologic events might occur if things went out of balance on the coasts.
Mike
On Sunday, July 21, 2019 at 6:53:54 PM UTC-7, John G. wrote:
> Mike, we gotta find a way to keep the Godwin-Guild bike exchange alive!
> Too
Email sent
Thanks,
- Frank
On Monday, July 22, 2019 at 9:23:50 AM UTC-4, Tom Horton wrote:
>
> months back I posted about my friend mark's 2007 toyo built atlantis,
> purchased fully equipped by Riv to ride cross country. never happened.
> bike's got maybe three miles on it, been in
I did the Farmer's Daughter that year on a bike with centerpulls and 700 x
38-43 tires (can't remember which set I had on at the time). The main
problem with a non-canti or disc setup is the mud buildup under and along
the brake arms. I hosed off at the rest stop after partaking of the
That's me, Heartwarming Joe
Mug is now sold!
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