I try to teach my wife that but I haven’t been successful yet. She hates being
cold and will start off every activity severely overdressed. Ten minutes in and
we’ll be stopping for her to shed some layers. And I go back to being slightly
cold...
Robert Tilley
San Diego, CA
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All sold.
Thanks!
Joe
On Thursday, November 19, 2020 at 3:51:14 PM UTC-8 Joe Bernard wrote:
> Stem is sold.
>
> On Wednesday, November 18, 2020 at 3:29:26 PM UTC-8 Joe Bernard wrote:
>
>> Very good condition quill stem Riv sold until recently, shoots your bars
>> to the moon as Grant would
Thanks Dave and Benz. I found it. Tricky!
New shirts are on the way.
On Thursday, November 19, 2020 at 1:58:36 PM UTC-6 Benz Ouyang, Sunnyvale,
CA wrote:
> Be aware that at least on my browser, the itty bitty ruler icon that David
> talked about goes away once you start clicking on the other
I have a few Edgevale shirts and pants and have found the fit to be loose but
not baggy. Hopefully this batch holds to that.
My Riv fit comment was based on the old RBW shirts - I would be a medium in
those. As I have a couple of shirts on the way I hope that fit will hold up on
these. If
Stem is sold.
On Wednesday, November 18, 2020 at 3:29:26 PM UTC-8 Joe Bernard wrote:
> Very good condition quill stem Riv sold until recently, shoots your bars
> to the moon as Grant would say.
> 13.5cm along the upjutter part, reach is about like a flat 12cm stem, 25.4
> clamp.
> $50 plus
`I like the color and the logos, too--though I don't think the mustard
would be particularly flattering on me (It would, however, match a few
stains on some shirts I have). I think the shape is a bit non-traditional
for a cotton cycling cap. BTW, crept up $2 to $71 with a little over a day
Unless it gets colder. Luggage is your friend, especially in the cold
months.
On Thursday, November 19, 2020 at 11:12:35 AM UTC-5 Todd G. wrote:
> What to wear is very subjective. With that said, when I start out on a
> ride, if I feel a chill when I start out I’m generally dressed
>
Be aware that at least on my browser, the itty bitty ruler icon that David
talked about goes away once you start clicking on the other sizes. If that
happens, just reload the page and don't touch the size icons. I'm using
Safari (not exactly a rare browser at 13% or so market share) so I think
Hi All, Thanks for your interest so far. Here is an update to what remains
available and what has already sold. I also updated the pictures to include
photos of the wheels as well as the Swift Zeitgeist.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/xpeaFkCna4QktTou6
*Wheelset*: 32H Velocity Cliffhangers black
Paul — There’s an itty, bitty graphic image of a ruler that links to the
sizing chart for each shirt. The chambray “Small” is about ¾” larger than
the other small shirts. Perhaps because it shrinks in laundering and the
others are pre-shrunk fabric?
I ordered a Small Railroad short sleeve.
I may be more likely than most group members to use cheap and inelegant
solutions. I would look for a reflector bracket that goes on the fork under
the headset nut. They used to be used to take the place of the headset
washer and often served as an unsuitably flexy cable housing stop. If a big
Still looking for a new home, price drop for potential adopters:
$675 shipped conti USA, $625 pickup NYC
Paul Brodek
Hillsdale, NJ USA
On Saturday, November 14, 2020 at 11:08:58 PM UTC-5 Paul Brodek wrote:
> Found the frame specs/diagram for this. Second image is just the frame
> diagram
Hey Benz,
Can you link to where you found those measurements? I'm almost always
between sizes, but I can find them on their site or on Google.
Thanks for the tip Dan. These look like great shirts, just in time for new
shirt season!
Paul in AR
On Wednesday, November 18, 2020 at 9:43:52 AM
I would definitely go to 700c/622 myself, both for the tire options and the
fact you can fit a little more tire too! Probably 32mm but at least 28mm
tires, and since the overall diameter will be pretty much the same as
original, geometry will be preserved.
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> On Nov
What to wear is very subjective. With that said, when I start out on a
ride, if I feel a chill when I start out I’m generally dressed
appropriately. If I feel cozy and warm right away, I’ve overdressed and am
going to be looking to shed layers in a few minutes. All in all, be chilly
for 10
I purchased one of the "cloud" shirts. They have a 10% new customer
discount if you sign up for emails. So it was only $30.
On Thursday, November 19, 2020 at 9:30:02 AM UTC-5 Ashwath Akirekadu wrote:
> I've got a medium on the way as well. I have no idea what a chambray
> shirt is, but I do
Just b4 heading out on yesterday's ride I mounted that two-legged kickstand
from Pure Cycles on my Miele 26'er old mtb.
I kinda like it's functionality though not necessarily the look. Works well.
Paul in Dallas
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I've got a medium on the way as well. I have no idea what a chambray shirt
is, but I do need some shirts and I know that any info that pops up in this
group is solidly reliable!!
On Thursday, 19 November 2020 at 06:18:11 UTC-8 Paul Richardson wrote:
> thanks to dan's hot tip, i've got a
thanks to dan's hot tip, i've got a medium on the way that's supposed to
show up today. i'd be happy to take some more comprehensive pre-wash
measurements lest ye fellow chambray wearers not be misfitted.
paul
takoma park, md.
On Thursday, November 19, 2020 at 12:17:42 AM UTC-5 Benz Ouyang,
I think I understand the problem. When you install that bag, the
back/bottom tilts against the head tube and brake cable? If that's the
issue, I solved a similar problem by just getting a piece of flat aluminum
piece, 4"-5" long and maybe a 1/2" wide, bending it into a Z shape (with 90
I think that mustard cap is a *great* color.
On Wednesday, November 18, 2020 at 6:53:43 PM UTC-5 Joe Bernard wrote:
> The current bid on that cap is proof positive that we've all been in the
> house too long
>
> On Wednesday, November 18, 2020 at 3:36:02 PM UTC-8 Mark Roland wrote:
>
>> Well
I'm carefully preserving my two Patagonia vests (circa 1995?) with
Windstopper fronts, stretch fleece backs because I've had such good effect
with them in layering over the years. Hard part of good stuff is that when
asked about the solution they provide you're always ending your response
with
I'm all for having a few more things with me for short trips afoot. but a
bag with straps simply hangs on your shoulders and moves your center of
gravity causing you to adopt an increasingly affected posture as the weight
goes up. Neither your spine or your shoulders are columnar structures.
Hi Harth.
I remember you from the ibob.
Welcome over to the rbw-owners-bunch list.
I still read some of the ibob topics occassionally but have gravitated more to
the riv list which is more in sync these days with my interests.
Three months ago I bought a very lightly used, almost new Sam
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