I have no idea if your ride could be synced with the other LA event, But
Saturday, October 1st is International Coffee Day and Ride With GPS is
coordinating a number of Coffee Outside rides (with coffee-themed prizes)
in 20 cities, including LA. Link is
here: https://www.rwgpscoffeeoutside.com/
Oh wow, great report, Eric! Thanks for sharing it. I'm with everyone else
when I say it made me want to hop on the bike and go for a long one.
On Monday, September 26, 2022 at 1:13:42 PM UTC-7 eric...@gmail.com wrote:
> Good points, brokebike! I was a bit loopy getting out the door that
> mornin
Hi Richard,
Thank-you for sharing exactly where you are located in Ohio.
I want to get a double - legged Pletscher kick stand in silver sometime
down the road for my Clem. I had one on my Salsa LHT. It was really nice.
Enjoy.
Kim Hetzel
Yelm, WA.
On Monday, September 26, 2022 at 3:06:30 PM U
Hello all,
Deleting this posting.
Thanks
On Mon, Sep 26, 2022 at 1:56 PM Lyman Labry wrote:
> I goofed ordering this sexy Nitto stem without really thinking the process
> through. It just arrived from Rivendell and is in un-opened plastic
> sleeve. I can’t use it. Maybe it can be returned but
Hello Riv List. I often plan rides for my non-racing bike friends. Many of
them are Riv riders and a few even post here. This Saturday I"m doing a
fun, casual ride around L.A. to eat donuts, talk music, and nerd out on
bicycles. The description I posted to my friends is below. Thanks!
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I lov
It’s a Pletscher stand. It’s really handy - and I hate kickstands. Or I thought
I did.:)
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> On Sep 26, 2022, at 2:57 PM, Kim Hetzel wrote:
>
>
> Hi Richard,
>
> I thank-you so much for sharing a picture of your Clem Smith Jr. "L" bicycle
> with the option of seeing more
Ohio, yes. Toledo specifically. The Masi and other road bike pics are of bikes
in my temporary custody. I am trying to sell them for a deceased friends
daughters. The Masi did sell.
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> On Sep 26, 2022, at 2:57 PM, Kim Hetzel wrote:
>
>
> Hi Richard,
>
> I thank-you so mu
Thanks for sending the excerpts, Eric! Super interesting to read Grant’s
thoughts so early on. That was the seed that led to him to the wild idea of
designing and then manufacturing his own low normal RDs.
On Monday, September 26, 2022 at 4:10:07 PM UTC-4 eric...@gmail.com wrote:
> I was readin
$148.00
On Mon, Sep 26, 2022 at 1:56 PM Lyman Labry wrote:
> I goofed ordering this sexy Nitto stem without really thinking the process
> through. It just arrived from Rivendell and is in un-opened plastic
> sleeve. I can’t use it. Maybe it can be returned but maybe someone is in
> need of thi
I specified in the first post, but looking for a 26mm clamp.
On Saturday, September 10, 2022 at 2:17:54 PM UTC-7 Todd G wrote:
> Bumping this thread again. After running a 100mm for a month or so, I
> think I’d like to try a 90mm Technomic Deluxe.
>
> If you’ve got one that you’d like to move
Also open to a 90mm Pearl. I don’t necessarily need the longer quill of the
Technomics, so If you have a Pearl that would work out just fine.
On Saturday, September 10, 2022 at 2:17:54 PM UTC-7 Todd G wrote:
> Bumping this thread again. After running a 100mm for a month or so, I
> think I’d li
Good points, brokebike! I was a bit loopy getting out the door that morning
:)
On Monday, September 26, 2022 at 2:34:02 PM UTC-4 brok...@gmail.com wrote:
> Re: the Nano Puff, I currently own two jackets (hooded and non-hooded),
> and the vest. I've long considered the Nano Puff hoodie to be on
Hi Doug,
I thank-you for sharing a picture of your Clem Smith Jr. "L" bicycle. Looks
really cool.
Yes, I, too, have been riding mostly on asphalt pavement. However, I will
be riding on dirt trails soon, building back my strength.
It is nice to know that this bike is an ATB. Just what I wanted.
Hi Richard,
I thank-you so much for sharing a picture of your Clem Smith Jr. "L"
bicycle with the option of seeing more on your Instagram account. It is
very comforting to know that we are both seniors and share the expressions
of comfort and love of this bicycle in many ways. You have experien
I goofed ordering this sexy Nitto stem without really thinking the process
through. It just arrived from Rivendell and is in un-opened plastic
sleeve. I can’t use it. Maybe it can be returned but maybe someone is in
need of this beautiful example of Nitto craftsmanship? Thanks,
Lyman in ATX
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Re: the Nano Puff, I currently own two jackets (hooded and non-hooded), and
the vest. I've long considered the Nano Puff hoodie to be one of the best,
most essential pieces of outdoor gear I have ever owned. That said, I
cannot ride in one, or do anything strenuous in one for very long... even
I remember very clearly back in the 70's before the craze of wanting a
touring bicycle to travel across the United States, owning a racing bike
with full Campagnolo Nuevo Record componetry on it was a huge fade.
When I bought my 1973 Cilo Sprintx bicycle, it had very thing Campagnolo
Nuevo Re
I have used Paul Racers, Touring & Neo-Retro Cantilevers and Moto-lites. I
like them all. I found them to be easy to set up & easy to adjust, and
that's without much experience at all, just watched some Youtube videos and
read the information & advice given & shared here by much more experienced
Clem L
64cm
$800
Eugene, OR
https://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/bik/d/eugene-rivendell-clem-frameset-64cm/7538553867.html
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Of course I missed something. I’d ideally like to sell the bike as a
complete. But, if you’re just interested in the frame, I’m open to that as
well. Make me an offer!
Daman
On Mon, Sep 26, 2022 at 9:43 AM Daman Kumar wrote:
> A few more!
>
> On Monday, September 26, 2022 at 9:41:09 AM UTC-7 Da
SOLD
On Sunday, September 25, 2022 at 6:53:50 PM UTC-4 pi...@gmail.com wrote:
> I have these on my Roadini, and they're the best. Highly recommend. I was
> very worried that Campagnolo had discontinued their carbon brake levers,
> but the SRAMs are just as comfortable. Brake levers are the only
Chris
That's my own home made decaleur. My handlebar bag has Ortlieb Pannier
hardware bolted to it and my decaleur presents a bar for the pannier
hardware to hand onto.
I did not bend the stays on the 32F. The unmodified 32F fit directly on my
fork, as intended.
Bill Lindsay
El Cerrito,
Catch and release for this one. I bought it from a list memeber a few weeks
back hoping to fit it on my new (to me) Trek 520 SS. I mistakenly didn't
measure the distance between my saddle rack, and unfortunately this one is
too short.
I bought for $155 shipped, offering it here for the same pri
I am 66 and 5 months - reached SS "full retirement age" last month but I am
still riding drops and flat bars (and working). Riding upright is the most
uncomfortable thing for me. Drops and flat bars takes some weight off of my
butt - I am overweight. I hate the "tippy" feeling of sitting upright
IMO Paul brake levers are 100% worth the cost. On a bike, the brake lever
is a high human touchpoint. For me the user experience with the PL is so
high, no matter the build, if I can afford it, I would always spec PL's.
Scott
On Monday, September 26, 2022 at 7:22:28 AM UTC-4 ascpgh wrote:
> Th
I (&67) have discovered that I can still ride drops, but I choose not to. I had
kind of gravitated to a more upright position & am now “full monty” with the
Clem. Recently several traditional road bikes fell into my temporary
stewardship. Most are too big for me but there is this one - a drop de
Hi rmro,
I turned 67 this past April.
I have yet to take it off road and find out what type of animal it is;
meaning how it handles.
Have you taken your Clem off road ?
I am growing to love it more and more each time I ride it.
What color is your Clem Jr. L ?
Do you have pictures to share ?
T
Hi,
I noticed that shorter stems felt better. I measured my height and I think I
lost an inch or more (I’m 59). So, the shorter stem makes since, but my saddle
height hasn’t changed.
Before the pandemic my favorite bike had the bars about 4” lower than the
saddle. At the end of the ride, it fel
Congrats on your acquisition of a Clem. I got mine last January & turned 67 in
June. Never been more comfortable on a bike, and I’ve had a few in my nearly 5
decades of riding. You are going to love it - the perfect do almost everything
bicycle.
Enjoy!
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> On Sep 26, 2022, a
They are to me but that asks me to explore non-linear scalars to defend.
Spreadsheets might produce answers that differ from mine, I tend to value
the non-linear observations about things also.
I like bike things, I enjoy riding them, the interactions with and company
of others who do so as wel
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