Hi John!
I just don’t have the capacity to take on larger projects at the moment.
To kick the ball back in your direction, you could part it out and do quite
well offsetting your cost of the frame
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> What Joe said
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> For the right price I could prob fit her in the box, John
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Thanks Max!
I know, it's a bit wild that I posted it for sale. We're moving so I've
been going through an existential crisis on materialism. This is quite the
experiment on how I feel before, during and (potentially) after the sale.
It's been an interesting ride in my head these past 24hrs
>
> A note on the drivetrainchain is not registering at .75 wear on a Park
>> Tool chain ware indicator and is original to this drivetrain. (KMC chain)
>>
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All of the parts were added/built onto the bike at the same time and were
bought new. Tires have lots of life left.
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Hi Johnny,
Interested in a full bike? I have a similarly spec'd Atlantis so I'm
considering selling what I always thought would be a "forever bike"
I can send more specs and pics if you have interest. As pictured without
stem bag.
$3k shipped, not interested in doing frameset only or taking
>
> SOLD, thanks all!
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Long Haul Trucker SOLD 拾
On Thu, Dec 3, 2020 at 7:27 AM Alex Wirth <4824...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Moonlander is sold
>
> On Wed, Dec 2, 2020 at 11:13 AM Alex Wirth <4824...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> **Edit, just realized the headset is not installed on the Ro
to global markets, or who are currenlty incubating high-tech
>> products for future investment, organizational development, market entry
>> and expansion, and -- the *uber* goal -- purchase by a company or a
>> group with a lot of money. Rinse, repeat. This article fills in at least in
>
>
> Woof. Excellent article. Having been a bionx dealer and a Copenhagen
> Wheel dealer, it's all too familiar.
>
Sadly, customer support has gone the way of the dodo and dealers end up
eating a lot of time in exchange for not a lot of margin.
I still ride a bionx system myself (modified
I love(d) mine and I'm missing it greatly as it got passed along to my 82
year old father who's have a blast on his Copenhagenized Clem.
My commute went away with COVID as well.
IMHO they're excellent for everything you can do in less then 10 miles,
15-20 if you're more judicious about using a
>
> For me/us the quickest way was to keep everything on the bike for
>> fitting/leveling, mark stays, loosen rack and slide the rack down on the
>> strut so there's enough clearance to cut, cut with bolt cutters and clean
>> up with a coarse file.
>>
>
No fumes/grinding dust contaminating
I have an original Raleigh Tourist ('75) and I've often thought that it's
the only other bike (That I've ridden) that comes close to that long
wheelbase feeling where you kind of "carve" around turns. The rest of the
handling is unlike Riv, Riv is more refined, but that aspect sure is
Moonlander is sold
On Wed, Dec 2, 2020 at 11:13 AM Alex Wirth <4824...@gmail.com> wrote:
> **Edit, just realized the headset is not installed on the Rosco
> Baby.and I realized that the seatpost is included. So headset (Silver
> FSA, not installed) & seatpost (Looks to
**Edit, just realized the headset is not installed on the Rosco
Baby.and I realized that the seatpost is included. So headset (Silver
FSA, not installed) & seatpost (Looks to be a standard Dajia) included,
same price.
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On Wednesday, December 2, 2020 at 10:58:32 AM UTC-5 Alex Wirth- Owner,
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Some winter projects for consideration:
All of these are brand new never built...
-Surly Moonlander frameset, size XXL, I'll throw in some rims too if you're
interested (I have to double check on the model of the rim). $525 shipped
CONUS
-Surly Long Haul Trucker frameset, 62cm, 700c, rim
over several other layers).
>
> I sometimes wish I hadn't sold my Wooly Warm, but there are similar
> sweaters out there that are thicker and tighter in weave that still breathe
> but block wind better.
>
> On Sat, Nov 28, 2020 at 7:35 AM Alex Wirth- Owner, Yellow Haus Bicycles &l
In case you missed the email update, Riv has a new Wooly Warm sweater
available on their site. So far all sizes look to be still available
https://www.rivbike.com/collections/clothing/products/woolywarm-six-button-high-neck-cardigan
This is my third Wooly Warm and I am officially a fan boi
Apologies if this is old news, we've been a bit occupied up here in
Rochester.
Aside from the color and compatibility (understandable), I'm super happy to
have a low-cost, clutch option, alternative-to-Shimano 8 speed group
https://www.microshift.com/en/introducing-acolyte/
$88 gets you
Dang I wanted pictures!
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So cool!!
I hope they do a cargo-specific design some day...
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> Hi David. FYI I did some experimenting on my Susie and a 73 x 122 seemed
> to give good chainline and good (albeit tight/but acceptable IMO)
> clearance with a 29 x2.8 tire.
>
(This is with a Silver crankset but if I'm not mistaken they spec the same
BB length for a standard triple so
In case people aren't familiar with the Travelers Check frame, it is a
coupled travel framewhich makes it an easy transition for two-color
paint...
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Great question, George!
1.Wet paint would need to be shipped out adding another ~$120 to the price
2. Wet paint is typically $400 plus for one color (for anyone that does it
often and well)
3. Powder is supposedly more durable/more chip-resistant than wet paint.
4. We have an excellent local
Love mine and receive a lot of compliments. I also have longish arms and
usually roll my sleeves up to avoid looking like a fourth grader that grew out
of his clothes. I have an XL Chev sweater and I actually cuff my sleeves which
is a refreshing change (prob an extra 3” available)
Ordered
Cross post w/iBob
Hi All, looking to make the plunge for a travel frame. Before I plunk down a
deposit on a frame modification, curious if anyone would like to sell?
Alternative frame suggestions are welcome however there are a few requirements
that I can’t budge on:
-readily available
@Ray that's definitely an option. Since I wasn't sure what tire/crank/BB I
was going to use/would work, I figured I'd better experiment with $30
options rather than $200 options.
Phil Wood was actually the end goal at the beginning but once I found that
NOS three piece Tange BB. I'm
resI'm
not really doing it justice in writing.
Happy Father's Day to all you bike dads out there
Alex Wirth in Rochester, NY
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After inviting a wicken over to cast some spells on my phoneI received
that golden phone call from Will at Rivendell!
My Susie is getting ready to be packed up and shipped. I added some odds
and ends to the order but I was curious if anyone else on the list has
received their Susie yet?
I've got some HUGE albatross bars (66cm wide) custom bent by Blacksheep
Cycles (James)
The wide-ness proved to stabilize nicely on faster/rocky descents and I
plan on using a Nitto V-4/quill adapter for my Susie Wolbis. There was a
quill bull moose stem in the works but it sadly got scrapped
I run mine with tubesand some with tubes & sealant (touring variant)
I've gone two weeks and sliced a tire on some razor wire (why that was on
the side of the road??)
I've also gone two seasons without a single flat on Snoqualmie Passes; in
mostly urban riding.
Flats are somewhat based
Sold
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If Dave’s bike doesn’t work out I’d float the idea of a Woom 5. If I had a sub
5’ friend looking for a bike 24” wheels are really the size to go with if you
want to avoid toe overlap and run fat-r tires. And it has a lot of Rivish
accouterments
Good luck! I’ve been down your road before and
Hi Everyone!
Thanks for weighing in and providing additional ideas.
So I tried the wheel swap and I got squealless, but squeal nonetheless
Next I tried some run of the mill Jagwire black brake padsno squeal.
Nothing. Not a peep.
So I guess my stubbornness got the best of me. I just
I have to wear what’s called “spoggles” for work at times. Kind of a hybrid
between safety glasses and goggles. In theory they don’t fog up as bad. With
wind from riding this should be fine.
Google that term and see if u like any of the styles.
I didn’t read the whole thread, apologies if
I’ve been using a combination of the TiGr mini+ and Otto lock for the past
couple of years. Both are excellent for their intended purposes and the tigrs
are particularly elegant as far as lock choices are concerned (neither is
“high” security).
And not to hijack but I have (2) tigr minis and
Phillip I've spent days on this by now, without exaggerating I like to
think one of the 73 times I took the pads in and out I would have magically
put them in some kind of orientation to stop the squeal butwho knows.
@Jeremy I have a couple different one-piece pad options I can
Hi All!
Hoping you can help me with your center pull knowledge
Before I start, I tried Jan Heine/RH but I think they are on light staff
and I haven't heard back.
I've got a pair of direct-mount Herse center pulls on my Homer that I
cannot, for the life of me, get the squeal out (rear
Quick clarificationno *handling* drawbacks.
I don’t think there’s a way around it but since the bar covers the quill
adjusting bolt the bars need to be removed any time you need to adjust height.
A little fussy when dialing in height. Thought it was worth mentioning...
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Try and chase down a Woom bike, they are excellent and superbly designed. Very
bob/Riv ish
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As a contributor on this topic with very recent experienceI switched from
80mm stem/drop combo to 0mm stem/drop combo without any perceptible drawbacks
so far (other than an oddball aesthetic).
I’d guess I’m in the realm of an albatross or albastache/50-80mm stem with this
new set up.
Never ended up using that system... opted for a Copenhagen wheel instead.
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Which size Clem L? I had measured mine for a Bionx kit and it looks doable
by adding one braze-on south of where they placed the original water bottle
braze ons...
Mind you this is an OG size large Clementine...so could be different than
the current offerings.
I was going to use a brass
Talked with PW yesterday. Dustin in service wanted me to send him an email
with pics and summary of my request so he can quote and create a return
authorization
And today my emails got bounced as “mailbox full”
So I’ll call again next week 邏
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Cheers!
Alex Wirth in Rochester, NY
(Of former Yellow Haus Bicycles notariety)
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Just to be clear this question is specific to Phil Wood rear freewheel hubs
only.
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Anybody know if there are any solutions spacing out a 126mm freewheel rear hub
to modern 135 spacing? I did some internet sleuthing but came up empty handed.
Thx!!
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FYI the “braking assistance” as they refer to it in the app can be adjusted for
sensitivity or turned off altogether. I happen to really like that feature as
I rarely use my own brakes except when coming to a full stop at a light etc.
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Heavy lube and cold temps had that effect on my drivetrain in winter...I think
the free hub has more drag than a standard free hub. Did you strip your chain
of the factory oil they put on it?
I’d apply several rounds of a light lube with lots of solvent in the formula.
Something like clean
All sold, thanks everyone!
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I’m going to guess OP was hit by a car...
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Last set available:
Black Touring Cantis
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Silver mini motos sold 朗
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Max! I’ve had mine for yearsbut let me know if you want to got to a 60I
may have a line on a 64 QB 爛
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Hi Alan! Thanks for reaching out because I didn't see anything come in...
I'll send you a PM right now...
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Silver cantis sold
I have the following two brake sets left:
(2) sets silver mini motos (a bikes worth) $260 Shipped ($310 +shipping on
Paul site)
(2) sets black touring cantis (a bikes worth) $180 Shipped ($234 +shipping
on Paul site)
Thanks!!
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Purple group sold
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Blue mini motos sold
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I like your style, Deacon. I'm an 89 pbh and I think I'm aiming at a 64 or
65 C-T frame ideallylooks like the Simple One topped out at 62
On Saturday, May 9, 2020 at 11:37:56 AM UTC-4, Deacon Patrick wrote:
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> I like a larger frame in the pre-long chain stay bikes. My PBH is 90, my
>
Does anybody have the sizing options sorted/readily available for the
Simple Ones & Quickbeams?
I've got a 60 but I'm really enjoying sizing my bikes UP, standover be
damnedcurious how they did the sizing on the larger sizes.
Assuming that Riv's sizing is center to top for these...
Thanks
Black Minimotos sold
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Leah threads are the best. Now I’m turning off my phone so nothing can ruin my
day.
邏
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Been chatting with Riv a little lately about my Susie build.
Seatpost will be 26.8 although not included. The only thing this comes with is
a headset (FSA duron likely)
BB for a Riv Silver double (square taper) is a whopping 127mm axle widthand
a 73mm shell width. Supposedly the shimano
I've got some VERY long 135mm arm cheapy Sunlite v-brakes on order at my
LBS. Assuming they were used for their fat tire cruisers.
Wanted the option for uber clearance with 2.8's on my Susie build
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62CM Sam is sold...
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Pugsley is sold...
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Sold
Thx!
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tip of the iceberg...probably juggled 25 emails today for parts and a
frame. Need a respite
Thanks again Philip!!!
On Tuesday, March 31, 2020 at 11:21:38 PM UTC-4, Philip Williamson wrote:
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> Tell ‘em what else ya got!
> I’m glad I got an Albastache. Thanks!
>
> Philip
> Santa Rosa, CA
Surly Travelers Check is sold...
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Silver cranks are sold!
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These are sold, thanks all!!
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XCD cranks are sold...
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That's a typo on the XCD cranks they are 172.5 like the title suggests
邏邏邏
Sorry for the confusion...
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Hey now, two cranks for sale both BNIB
-Riv Silver double, 38/24 w/guard, 178mm arm length, brand new never used $180
shipped conus (these are currently out of stock at Riv)
-Sun XCD arms only 127.5 mm, brand new, $130 shipped conus, fits 50.4 bcd
rings, readily available through Peter White
would like to get a Billie bar. I'll send you an email.
> Thanks,
> David Lipsky
> Berkeley, CA
> David dot Lipsky at ME dot com
>
> On Sunday, March 29, 2020 at 6:43:15 PM UTC-7, Alex Wirth- Owner, Yellow
> Haus Bicycles wrote:
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>> Hey now...I was perusing Ri
Hey now...I was perusing Riv’s site and noticed that they were out of Albas and
Billies. I have several in each, DM me off list if you are interested. $80
shipped CONUS.
Cheers!
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A gentleman and a scholar...
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Oof, good news and bad news. Found this on the Riv site:
“They hold Shimano 8s or 9s bar-end shifters so you can still shift and index
with Shimano thumbshifters. It's a clever idea, a smart idea, a thoughtful one,
and the world's a better place for these. Paul used to make an adapter to make
Looks like my brain matter is still retaining information ok. I found this
post from surlyprof/John back in ‘17:
”5. I moved mine right over from the bar end pods without a hitch. Don't
forget that you will need to get the adapter for the Silver shifters
I have a vague memory of Paul having a special adapter for Silver shifters
I’ll look up in the attic later because I think I have some squirreled away
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Not at all Brett! Yes, they all include a fork. In fact I just remembered
that the Sam includes the headset, bottom bracket and seatpost(Like Riv
normally does) They were in storage and I didn't have ready access over
the winter.
Cheers!
Alex
On Tuesday, March 24, 2020 at 3:36:22 PM
Doh, we also have a 58cm Rosco Baby left...see description above.
On Sun, Mar 22, 2020 at 8:42 AM Alex Wirth- Owner, Yellow Haus Bicycles <
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>
> 52cm Rosco Baby sold so I have a 62cm Sam and all the Surly's left...
> (summary cop
UPDATE!
52cm Rosco Baby sold so I have a 62cm Sam and all the Surly's left...
(summary copy and pasted below for convenience)
I'll throw in shipping w/ insurance and encourage offers as we're
effectively down to one income with both kids home and only one of us
considered an "essential
Marathon Supremes (700c x 50mm) on mine...going into my third season without a
flat 爛
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Stunning!
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I’d be curious how many would be interested in a long tail cargo bike but based
on the current Clem dimensions. My guess is the Yuba Boda Boda is about the
same dimensions as a Clem.
https://yubabikes.com/cargobikestore/boda-boda
One size, 26” wheels for people 5’2”- 6’2”
A family and
As long as we're ventingthe buyer who emails you 16 different times
with questions and compatibility and expects you to work out all the kinks
associated with a build is.not nice.
>
>
And add insult to injury these are the people that are most likely to pass
after all the back and
700c, thanks for the clarification...
On Wednesday, January 8, 2020 at 12:14:13 PM UTC-5, Steven Garen wrote:
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> Is the LHT 26 or 700c?
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Update/bump58cm 2tt Sam SOLD
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Reach out to the folks at Analog Cycles, last I heard they had a solution to
this conundrum. I think they sourced a UK brandmight even have one in
stock for you!
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Norther too? Gah!
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❤️李 can’t wait to build mine!
(Waiting till most of the snow is gone here)
Merry Christmas everyone!
Alex in Rochester, NY
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Slow clap, indeed
I bow in awe
On Tuesday, December 10, 2019 at 9:13:09 AM UTC-5, Bicycle Belle Ding Ding!
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> Whose Clem is this? How in the world did he string those lights so
> beautifully? I cannot figure out his wheels. I am slow clapping over here...
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A 62cm steamroller in drink more water yellow, new never built, $400
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Hmm, it’s tough to really tell but it does look narrower in the picture
The other tricky part is as you bend the fender narrower or wider it changes
the overall radius as it relates to the wheel.
(That’s how a “pro” installer gets the fender line perfect)
Sorry this is causing stress, I’ve
As long as those puppies aren’t creased, you should be able to bend them back
by hand...
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