Hi Max, I have a Clydesdale fork and a 10lb dog. It's perfect. 45lbs would
necessitate an electric assist in my opinion if you want to go for
distance. Otherwise, around the block a couple of times is likely.
On Saturday, April 16, 2022 at 6:09:22 PM UTC-7 maxcr wrote:
> Hi Bunch,
>
> I'm
Wheelset has been sold!
On Apr 6, 2022, at 3:54 PM, Matthew Williams
wrote:
> Price drop!
>
> Wheelset & tires: $300 or best offer.
>
> Cassette and derailleur have been sold.
>
>
>
>
>
> On Mar 31, 2022, at 10:38 AM, Matthew Williams
> wrote:
>
>> Hello everyone,
>>
>> I'm
Hi all,
Used to be a long(ish)-time community member, but sold my two Rivs (to
someone on the list), bought a Jones Plus, and have been doing a different
type of riding ever since. I have some lightly-to hardly- to never-used
goodies for sale here. See the Imgur page
I've always thought the Clydesdale fork would be awesome on a Clem L
actually. The 1" version is still threadless but it comes with a headset
iirc so you'd just need a new stem, and it'll work on either for sure -
it's a heavy tank of a fork, so I would suggest between the two it goes on
the
Hi Bunch,
I'm having some crazy thoughts ... thinking of outfitting my Sam or my
Atlantis with a Clydesale Fork to carry my 45 pound dog.
Two question to the group: 1) Will the Clydesdale fork work with either the
Sam or the Atlantis? 2) Am I crazy to try to carry a 45 pound dog on a bike?
Rivelo RandiJo SOLD
On Saturday, April 16, 2022 at 2:58:17 PM UTC-7 Joe Bernard wrote:
> I'm down to one bike and plan to stay that way for the foreseeable future
> so here's bags that need bars to hang on (maybe it's hang off):
>
> Road Runner Burrito Supreme, black, brand new never mounted,
Beautiful photos once again, Takashi! How fortunate you are to ramble
around those beautiful hills on your lovely bicycle. One of these days I'll
have to make a trip out your way and pedal those roads. Our blossoms in
Yokohama are all but gone with the exception of the yaezakura cherries.
Takashi, these images are so gorgeous. Thank you for sharing. It is my
dream to one day travel to Japan with my family for hanami.
On Friday, April 15, 2022 at 11:58:18 AM UTC-4 eric...@gmail.com wrote:
> Great pictures as always, Takashi! Thanks for sharing :)
>
> On Friday, April 15, 2022
Jason,
Interesting thought regarding choosing Gus. I was thinking along those same
lines. Somewhere I read a description of the Gus as a cross between an
Atlantis and a Jones LWB, which gets me thinking about the possibilities!
Keep posting your ride reports!
Randy in Wisconsin
On Saturday,
PS: I should have written "piqued my interest", not "peaked...". No excuse
for that one
Chris
On Saturday, April 16, 2022 at 5:50:53 PM UTC-4 CJ wrote:
> I have to admit that for the last decade or so, I haven't been too
> interested in Rivendell's off-the-peg frame offerings. I have a
I'm not looking for another MIT Atlantis, since I got a 56 a few years ago,
but I wish I picked up a 58 AHH a couple months ago. Those went fast.
On Saturday, April 16, 2022 at 4:50:53 PM UTC-5 CJ wrote:
> I have to admit that for the last decade or so, I haven't been too
> interested in
I have to admit that for the last decade or so, I haven't been too
interested in Rivendell's off-the-peg frame offerings. I have a Rambouillet
and a Heron, and briefly owned a 26" wheeled Toyo Atlantis (that had been a
wish-list bike for a long time) that I just didn't gel with. I've looked at
Here’s an idea- a meet up at the Kissena Velodrome and some cruising around
the trails that surround it. Would be fun to get in some races with baskets
and saddlesacks flying around. Plus, Queens is neutral territory for the
Brooklyn and Manhattan gangs.
-Kai
On Saturday, April 16, 2022 at
I noticed this in the Sheldon Brown / Grant Petersen interview Will posted
on the site this week. The interview is undated but it must be from around
1996 because Grant mentions Reader No. 7 and my copy has a postmark date of
May 1996. I'd wager Grant's answer in 2022 would be much different!
Oh and please reply directly to 4824...@gmail.com in a separate
emailreplying through google groups goes to my spam and I prob won't
see it.
On Saturday, April 16, 2022 at 3:12:37 PM UTC-4 Alex Wirth- Owner, Yellow
Haus Bicycles wrote:
> Anybody feeling like they want to sell me theirs?
>
Chris, I dropped a bunch of bags on the "rivendelicious" facebook page very
recently. If you haven't checked that site out, it's where people sell
stuff (in addition to or alternative to here)
IMO go big
Cheers!
On Saturday, April 16, 2022 at 3:00:56 PM UTC-4 Joe Bernard wrote:
> "I won't
Anybody feeling like they want to sell me theirs?
We could also trade if you're looking for something that you can't
currently get...
Cheers!
Alex Wirth in Rochester, NY
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In reference to Bill's question, you'll want to match guard size pretty
close to chainring size unless it's a singlespeed or IGH drivetrain. I
discovered the expensive way the Riv guard sits very close to the ring and
the chain will rub it in the small/hardest rear cog on a derailer bike if
The OP included the phrase: " if you could only own one."
LOLOLOLOL!!! Only one! That's hilarious. :)
OK, seriously, I strongly endorse the Swift Zeitgeist as a very very good
first saddlebag. It's great quality, great design, great materials, and
MUSA. It is well-known, so a high
I've owned 2 medium Saddlesacks and 1 large, 1 of the mediums and the large
older models. Yes, the fabric on the newer medium is not as good as that on
the earlier M and L. Still, I doubt the new and current one will fail in my
lifetime.
I've owned a couple of smaller Acorn bags including 1
Just catch & released a couple of stocked rainbows. I had another 15 miles
to bike after hitting the Big Flatbrook, so definitely wasn't equipped to
bring any home! Such a great river though - my favorite in NJ.
On Friday, April 15, 2022 at 6:23:44 PM UTC-4 Susan wrote:
> What did you catch?
I've got a few Acorn bags. The medium and tall rando bags are the best I
have seen, if you want to consider a front rack bag and are willing to
commit to a decaleur. The saddle bags are good too, but more on par with
competition. The only fault I give Acorn is that they are hard to get,
It comes in three sizes. Do you care which size it is?
I know I ended up with a steel 38T chainring when setting up my tandem, and
maybe I ended up with the 38T "size" of the guard, but maybe I used it on
another build, or maybe I sold it. I will go look, but if you want
something other
The Choco Moose have been good to me so far, but I've been riding only
lightly loaded. For the overnight we're doing next month, my load will be
pretty similar to what's in your photo. Front lowrider rack with panniers
+ basket + light load on top of the rear rack. I'll report back with how
My favorite was the Carradice Barley "super C" model coupled with the
Carradice Bagman Sport bag support. The Super C Barley was great in that
it had plastic quick-detach strap connectors. Also, it had a slightly
larger capacity than the standard Barley bag. But apparently they only
made
Hey everyone -- I had to cancel my ride this morning so I'm home culling
the parts cabinet. Prices below do not include shipping, which will be
calculated based on weight and location. Payment via PayPal Friends &
Family.
Please contact me directly by email (ericmarth at gmail dot com) rather
An additional item:
16. Surly rear rack -- $50/OBO
Black painted chromoly rack from Surly. Some wear through the paint and
light surface rust from a few tours, in good shape though. Retails for
$150ish.
On Saturday, April 16, 2022 at 11:49:09 AM UTC-4 Eric Marth wrote:
> Hey everyone -- I
Hi Chris – Welcome!
I've been running a Sackville "Happisack" (I just think of it as the
"medium") for over a year and love it. Great size for me as I do a lot of
grocery trips and it fits a large clamshell of salad or a twelve pack of
seltzer. Also can accommodate my laptop, documents,
Looks like a very fun bike, Johnny. Thanks for sharing the pics!
On Saturday, April 16, 2022 at 11:08:44 AM UTC-4 Johnny Alien wrote:
> @rmrose58 that is a killer looking Clem. I have a Deore/Cliffhanger
> wheelset that I am planning to get set up tubeless. I am going to throw
> some Gravel
Hi Vern,
Yours was the older geometry Atlantis, correct?
Cco
On Fri, Apr 15, 2022 at 6:24 PM vernon brooks
wrote:
> Yes Matthew this is the one that I mentioned before. I hadn't heard back
> from Coco so figured she had found something already. I would be interested
> in trading for another
Hey everyone -- I had to cancel my ride this morning so I'm home culling
the parts cabinet. Prices below do not include shipping, which will be
calculated based on weight and location. Payment via PayPal Friends &
Family.
Pictures are here.
I have a Carradice Pendleton for everyday use-it is a really nice mid-sized
bag. I also have a Nelson Longflap for times when I need more capacity, and
I really like the longflap feature. I really like the simple, functional
and durable aesthetic of Carradice. That being said, I could see the
Good to know. I grew up in Naples, and I am shocked that a shop like that
exists there now. I still wouldn't move back.
On Saturday, April 16, 2022 at 9:52:15 AM UTC-5 rmro...@gmail.com wrote:
> Hello Conway. It’s a fantastic bag IMHO. It’s a simply beautiful thing and
> is a bargain to
@rmrose58 that is a killer looking Clem. I have a Deore/Cliffhanger
wheelset that I am planning to get set up tubeless. I am going to throw
some Gravel King SK 2.1 tires on it. If I could get the SS that wide I
would have went with that but they don't exist. I am digging the ergon
grips on
I went with the 60's because the 65's required a 31.8 stem and 1. The
Faceplatter is very tall and would result in the bars being too high and
more importantly 2. Even if they would work they were out of stock and
there were no other options at the time.
Now they have the new option available
Hello Conway. It’s a fantastic bag IMHO. It’s a simply beautiful thing and is a
bargain to boot. I have the Rose/Navy, which is the colorway I liked best - but
it appears to be out of stock? I think the Psychic Derailleur guy had some?
Sent from my iPhone
> On Apr 16, 2022, at 9:09 AM, Conway
Johnny, very nice, enjoy. Which width did you get the bars in, the bike
looks great.
On Saturday, April 16, 2022 at 9:54:14 AM UTC-4 Johnny Alien wrote:
> I am pretty addicted to the Crank Stamp 1 pedals because they are light,
> grippy, come in two sizes and loads of colors too. These bear
I am pretty addicted to the Crank Stamp 1 pedals because they are light,
grippy, come in two sizes and loads of colors too. These bear traps just
kept calling to me because they look so cool so I decided to use them. I
am digging them.
I also went with the huge bottle cage since the new Clems
I love my grabsack but find I’m toting more stuff these days. Anyone have a
jumbo in good shape they’re not using?
Thanks,
Bones
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Very nice! You almost make me want one. I really like those colorful
touches. Love the green bear traps.I think Leah has started a revolution
here with the killer green and gold color accents on her Mermaid.
On Friday, April 15, 2022 at 10:09:50 PM UTC-5 Bicycle Belle Ding Ding!
wrote:
> I
It's more like I want to try an Analog Cycles Fifth Season Squall Sack, and
I'm not keen on the color options on their site right now. I just swapped
handlebars from drops to persuaders so I can ride with both my kids, and I
do not think my RRB Jumbo Jammer will work. I like big,
Good morning
I'd like to get in on this as well.
Murray Hill // Clem H
Thanks
Jacob
On Friday, April 15, 2022 at 11:39:21 PM UTC-4 Michael Morrissey wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'd be in for a ride. I'm on the UWS and I have an Appaloosa.
>
> Michael
>
>
> On Friday, April 15, 2022 at 9:52:43 AM UTC-4
Anyone holding one? They've been out of stock for a while.
M.
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I have used a Carradace Nelson Longflap I've used for daily commuting and
overnight trips for 20 years now. For medium and higher trail bikes putting
loads on the rear are less detrimental to handling than the front. The
Nelson's lateral shape keeps things as well forward as possible. I got it
I had a 51 cm 2016 Appaloosa with both chocomoose and albatross bars. Loved
it with the former, not so much with the later. Love the Albatross on my
54.5 Homer. Never ran a load on the front, though.
On Friday, April 15, 2022 at 3:11:16 PM UTC-4 johnny@gmail.com wrote:
> Hunq's are hard
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