This was my guess, too, but it's a really long contraption for that job.
I'm curious the origin of the chainring, I wonder if the screw/bolt/washer
got in the box accidentally.
Joe Bernard
On Thursday, December 16, 2021 at 10:36:57 PM UTC-8 divis...@gmail.com
wrote:
> Not entirely certain
Not entirely certain (my TA chainring experience is firmly rooted in
50s-60s stuff), but let me hazard a guess:
See that teeny hole below the teeth? My hunch is that if you stuck the
machine screw through the spacer, through the hole, and attached the nut on
the other side (long side away from
Cheers Paul! I have had the probably unrealistic goal of figuring out just
that - to no avail, really, thus far. For most models, there are subtle
differences that can indicate the batch but not always. For Sams, the
colour can be a pretty good indicator along with a few minor details like
Having the brake levers turned inward (and using narrower drop bars) is the
current aero fad/trend in the pro peloton. I'm sure Andrew isn't looking
for a position this radical, but you can see some of the positions here.
https://www.italy24news.com/sports/news/20163.html
Stages of some big
I've found I like mine straight to perhaps slightly pointed outward on
wider bars as it helps keep my wrists straight, contours my hand and my
elbows slightly tucked in line with my torso. (non aero levers) Inward
seems to flair my elbows out more and I feel less stable (but tends to
feels
I ordered my 16/19 just now from Riv. It appears they may have two more in
stock at the moment in that 16/19 size.
BL in EC
On Sunday, December 12, 2021 at 2:14:56 PM UTC-8 Doug H. wrote:
> + another one on the freewheel. I think I'll get one and fiddle with it at
> my desk while I
I have bailed because of color choice before as well. I was going to go for
a green Gus last time. Just got to it late and missed it. I wasn’t going to
let another chance slip by! Especially if the spring run is the last of
these. Maybe a tig version instead. But likely a similar price the way
Thank you! Well, I was in on the original run, but lockdowns were
happening around then. My work situation was unknown at the time (as was
most things then). So, I bailed on getting one. Not this time though :)
I'll (seemingly) always say "I don't like that Riv color selection!" then
see
Hey Wally, glad you were able to get one! The XL still have some left at
least. Larges were gone quick! Enjoy the parts hunt. Putting them together
is at least half the fun I think!
On Thursday, December 16, 2021 at 10:06:50 AM UTC-8 Ryan Frahm wrote:
> Thank you! The green would have been
Thank you! The green would have been great but I’m not at all upset. I’d
have loved to have Riv build it up but I have some parts to use and
couldn’t justify it. I also love building them up!
I have no need to rush getting wheels I’m sure. But who knows these days!
I’d like silver hubs and
Jason,
I enjoyed reading of your Hillborne adventure.
The great pics really helped on getting drawn into the the experience.
I also have an orange Hillborne which has caliper brakes.
I wish you more great adventures on your Hillborne.
Side question to any reading this.
How do you determine the
>
> I found Sheldon Brown in reading bike forums after starting cycling on a
> Fuji Touring bike around 2000. He talked about the Romulus in glowing terms
> znd I wanted one, but it did not come in my size. The French Blue order of
> the very similar Rambouillet came out around 2005 and had 2
It should be noted regarding wheels you're not limited to/by what's shown
online as Rich has access to other parts/brands as well. Send him a note or
call and ask.
On Thursday, December 16, 2021 at 7:50:45 AM UTC-5 eric...@gmail.com wrote:
> Congrats on your frame! I would have gone with your
Congrats on your frame! I would have gone with your first choice LimeOlive
as well but wouldn't complain about the dark gold!
As far as wheel availability, just call Riv and see what's up. The stock
online isn't always 100% accurate as to what's available, especially when
you buy a complete
Congrats! I popped for a XL Gus in 'friction shift'n sardine'. I went
through my LBS for the frame purchase. Put the burden on them to get it as
I figured I could have possibly become distracted during work and missed
out. The sales seemed to go fast!
Now, I'm off to find the rest of my
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