Thank you for the writing and the beautiful pictures! A gorgeous bike!
There may be a Gus in my future.
Randy in Wisconsin
On Tuesday, May 24, 2022 at 1:00:32 AM UTC-5 Erik wrote:
> After a long wait, I was finally able to pick up my new Gus Boots Willsen
> frame from Riv headquarters this past
I'm a bit like you Craig, I ride what I ride and no amount of
philosophizing and theorizing about it is going to alter that. I like what
I like. It's like any other taste, if I have no taste for something all the
word songs in the world won't change it. The warmth portrayed in the image
is nice
Looks fun Patrick. Couple of questions.
Do those trails see a lot of traffic and that is what keeps the vegetation
down?
How high does the water get during the irrigation season? I am assuming it
varies depending on the time of year.
I love finding these kinds of unintentional recreation pat
What was the fix for the slipping seat post?
On Tuesday, May 24, 2022, Erik wrote:
> Thank you! My boy and I stopped by the shop today in Walnut Creek with
> the Gus in tow. Will helped me troubleshoot a slipping seat post and he
> took it for a spin around the building. We discussed the buil
Knurling the seat post at the collar and about three inches down the
insertion into the seat tube. Worked like a charm. I've had this done on
a bike before when I was having a problem with slipping.
On Tuesday, May 24, 2022 at 5:31:59 AM UTC-7 Eric Daume wrote:
> What was the fix for the sl
Hey there group, it seems the Selle Anatomica is a popular saddle within
the Rivendell community and I've just acquired my first one: the X2 model.
I was curious if anyone recommends some out-of-the-box modifications or if
there were some factory settings that should be addressed. (i.e. adding
That should read:
...The water is allocated according to an ancient and as I understand it
unique code of law dating at least to late 16th century *(perhaps
pre-Conquest since the Pueblo people started the system)* that is neither
US common or statute law nor Euro-Napoleonic law ...
On Tue, May 2
Garth: Can you post a photo of your Franklin if you haven't already done
so? If you have, can you post it again anyway?
I like the image of reading the Blahg as a story; that's the way I read it.
Susie: Curious about the hillbikes with lng wheelbases. How (question
is for everyone) would they
Good to know. And yes, that's a better way of putting it and it seems like
mine is moving about the same amount. It's more of a feel than actually
seeing it rotate.
On Tue, May 24, 2022 at 11:10 AM aeroperf wrote:
> I rode a Titanico X for three years.
> I just checked the nose of the saddle - I
It's definitely different if you're used to Brooks saddles. Selle
Anatomicas mold and bend and stretch all over the dang place..not my thing
but lots of people love them.
Joe Bernard
On Tuesday, May 24, 2022 at 11:11:27 AM UTC-7 Andrew Turner wrote:
> Good to know. And yes, that's a better wa
I noticed that, especially when I lean back to ride no-hands; It's like I'm
falling into a hammock. Still experimenting with padded shorts vs no
pads...can't tell if the cutout is a plus or negative at this point, too
early to tell. I will say though, I'm not getting any sort of soft tissue
numbnes
I'm also experimenting with my first SA saddle and it definitely wants its
nose a little higher than I run my B17s. I was practically sliding off when
I first installed it in my usual Brooks orientation.
On Tue, May 24, 2022 at 1:11 PM Andrew Turner
wrote:
> Good to know. And yes, that's a bette
Very nice, Garth, and I apologize if you've posted before and I forgot
about it.
Care to sell your Shrew? Can it take a tightly wadded winter cycling
jacket, the old fashioned wool mix + nylon wind panels, size Med? And the
really big question: is your Shrew black with orange straps?
Thanks.
On
I don't think there's any truly strange places or people ... more like
things about ourselves we always know and choose to "forget" "in the
moment" Maybe the better term would be "dis-member", in order to
"re-member" ourselves.
Like a game of hide-and-go-seek !
Boo !
Who's there ?
Me
Hey, Garth, I live my life moment by moment, like Ralph Wiggum. Life is so
much more interesting that way.
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Thanks for the photos of the Shrew. Yes, black and orange would be ideal,
and I already have a simi
That's the entire point of Selle An-Atomicas (and, to a lesser degree, of
the cousin Rivet saddles, which have relatively shorter cutouts; both are
descendants of the original superlong Selle An-Atomica Titanicos). The long
cutout changes the single plane of a traditional suspended leather saddl
Well, that sand looks brutal! As you noted, the max listed tire size on
the Gus or Susie is 2.8, but I feel like that would be pushing it for a
couple of reasons. I'm running 29" x 2.5 Terravail Ehlines. They measure
about 62mm without any weight on them on Cliffhanger rims, tubeless. They
h
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