Nice to see another 96 A/R!
Here's mine
https://photos.app.goo.gl/dgmTgVCTzGAaNCc29
Jim in Mpls
On Sunday, November 15, 2020 at 3:16:00 PM UTC-6 Craig Montgomery wrote:
> Oh man John, that's a Drooler. Forgot about that lovely shade of delicate
> pea green. Still have the photo chart (actually
Sorry, one more; my original "good" bike. A late 70's Schwinn Heavy Duty
that I bought new in 81'
Bought the complete bike and changed literally every part on it, but the
frame! LOL
(I tend to do that)
I put 10,000 miles on this (conservatively) over the next 2-3 years.
I still have it, but it's
That looks great! The trimming of the bars sounds perplexing though? The
original width sounded perfect. But, I guess if you are going from drop
bars or even some other Riv. bar 76cm would feel wide; it's a short
adjustment period really.
Something like this would be awesome!!
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Very nice. Enjoy
On Sun, Nov 15, 2020 at 7:02 PM David Baldi
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> New Sam build. This was one of the frames they found in the back a few
> months back. Also, my first wheel build!
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> https://photos.app.goo.gl/97k84okvey64VQ6r9
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I just built up a Sam with Rene Herse Oracle Ridge on Velocity Dyads. Feels
fantastic, and the clearance is perfect for use w/o fenders.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/97k84okvey64VQ6r9
On Monday, November 9, 2020 at 11:06:53 AM UTC-5 diekaiser wrote:
> I have Vittoria Terreno Dry (47) on a
New Sam build. This was one of the frames they found in the back a few
months back. Also, my first wheel build!
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Looks like it would work then!
John
On Sunday, November 15, 2020 at 2:23:42 PM UTC-8 Lucky wrote:
> I feel like I have a lot of room to mess around on this bike. I've run it
> with drops, mustache bars, and like Steve, I'll now be going from an
> Albatross (with Dirt Drop), and I honestly
Yeah, that looks like a long-bolt-with-spacers install similar to what one
does on the chainstay bridge to maintain the fender line except you'll have
to drill your own hole. For the spacer, you can use a cork stopper, a stack
of pista valve nuts, or, if you want to be fancy, get a Planet Bike
Hi All – I'm trying to collect a full run of Rivendell catalogs from the
first to the last. At this point I have nineteen out of the twenty
published catalogs. I'm still looking for the first catalog.
For reference does anyone have a picture of the first catalog they could
share? I haven't
A gently used Western Mountaineering Cloudrest down pillow. 5 ounce total
weight, 800-fill down. This one's a nice burnt-orange color.
$45 shipped to you in the US.
Thanks,
Eric
https://photos.app.goo.gl/fN68LxrCdB6qpHP57
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Hi All – I am accumulating old Rivendell catalogs and at this point it
appears I have nineteen out of a total of twenty published catalogs. I
can't find an images online in old blogs, closed auctions or the like that
depict the first catalog.
Does anyone have a picture of catalog number one?
The blurb for the Piggyback gloves sounds like Grant could have written
it. Or at least his favorite brother.
Dave, in the grey today Hudson Valley
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On 11/13/20 10:44 AM, Ben Mihovk wrote:
Piggyback Gloves
http://www.ponderosacyclery.com/store/raber-gloves
I love these gloves for
If you haven't done this yet, check the height of your seat vs the height
you want your bars. I have barely a fistful of seat post showing on my
Hunqapillar, and the quill bullmoose was too tall for me. If I wanted my
bars 2-3 inches higher than my saddle, then the quill bullmoose bars would
Mark,
You have chosen...wisely. I REALLY think many in this bunch would dig the
gloves.
Ben
On Sunday, November 15, 2020 at 1:31:40 PM UTC-6 Mark Roland wrote:
> I ordered a pair of the gloves just because I love how weirdly funky
> almost home-made they look. These would go well with the
I ordered a pair of the gloves just because I love how weirdly funky almost
home-made they look. These would go well with the strange shoes Grant was
promoting a while back. FYI, I don't know if it's the new Google groups,
but your name does not show up anywhere.
Mark in Beacon (should be on
Bleriot
56cm
$1750
San Francisco, CA
https://sfbay.craigslist.org/sfc/bik/d/san-francisco-rivendell-bleriot-56cm/7231075137.html
Atlantis
64cm
$1400
Santa Rosa, CA
https://sfbay.craigslist.org/nby/bik/d/santa-rosa-rivendell-atlantis-64cm/7228859887.html
Rambouillet
64cm
Santa Rosa,
SOLD
On Sunday, November 15, 2020 at 9:54:18 AM UTC-5 Marty Gierke, Stewartstown
PA wrote:
> Excellent condition. $80 shipped.
>
> Marty
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Aha! Never did like that particular song, so never listened to it much.
On Sat, Nov 14, 2020 at 6:11 PM Joe Bernard wrote:
> It amuses me greatly that you think I don't know my Buffalo Springfield
> from my Dylan. *How dare you!*
>
> Ballad of a Thin Man
> https://youtu.be/we37yX3zpKA
> On
Or another rack that works well w v-brakes
Thanks
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I can't stop thinking about trying a Bullmoose bar on my Atlantis. Anyone
have a quill Bullmoose they'd part with? I don't mind if the finish isn't
perfect, it'll match my Atlantis. Send me a message if you have one, I'm in
Sacramento. Thanks!
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The company I work for uses kanban to determine what parts to fabricate.
These are then used to build a number of different final products. This is
a bit more complicated, since Rivendell doesn't actually make anything
(except maybe saddle goop). They also can't really practice Just in Time
I'm blessed/cursed with two identical Bubbes that get all the miles. Back
when I pedaled one bike along with glee, blissfully unaware to the day to
day degradation, I'd ride it until it was in major need of everything (and
I can do 98% of my own maintenance), happily. Now that I've got the one
I've come to love mitts for riding, even when it means the precipitation is
rain. Maybe it's because I commute year round and I've accumulated more
miles in the moments. I have an older pair with some sort of
barrier/repellent shell gloves that are just right for those temps given
their
I’ll clean my bikes every week in the winter, every other week for the rest
of the year unless I’ve been riding in the rain and picked up a lot of
sludge. I always check wheels for true and tires for wear and debris at the
same time. Otherwise I maintain things as needed. I keep an eye on pad
bjm.. wrote:
*I need to invest in a repair stand so I can do maintenance without
flipping my bike upside down and letting the grips and saddle take a
beating. *
Meanwhile just throw down a moving blanket.
If one of my bikes needs maintenance, I buy another one on craigslist and
fix it up
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