llections/bags-for-your-bike/products/front-runner-rack-bag>
or
Ostrich handlebar bags. Thanks!
Geoff
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Ditto what Jeremy said. I'd love to see the plans, if you have them and can
share...
Geoff
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On Mon, Oct 30, 2017 at 8:54 AM RichS wrote:
> Erl, thanks for sharing. Nice shed for nice bikes!
>
> Regards,
> Richard
>
>
> On Monday, October 30, 2017 at 10:
Jack, I run fenders on my Quickbeam and use the SKS "secu-clip"
quick-release bit, both front and rear.
http://www.rivbike.com/product-p/fe83.htm Using it on the rear allows the
fenders to pop out enough for the rear wheel to clear the dropouts.
Geoff
(Denver)
On Fri, Sep 30, 2016
ch I
never used. Of course I will listen to offers for options between these
two. Paypal preferred.
This bike is in Denver. Local sale would be great, but I still have the
shipping box from Riv, and will ship at actual cost.
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Are there any Entmoot patches left? :-)
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Geoff, already ordered some biketinkers, in
Denver
On Tue, Jan 26, 2016 at 12:24 PM, Philip Williamson <
philip.william...@gmail.com> wrote:
> PM sent - if you don't get it, let me know.
> I've had troubles privately mailing th
I've wanted to get these for a bike I have (I've ridden the 650b version
and liked them well enough)
http://store.somafab.com/sonewxp27skt.html
they have them in 1.125 and 1.25.
Geoff
Boston, MA
On Sunday, May 10, 2015 at 8:13:07 PM UTC-4, Zach Duval wrote:
>
> And do you kno
Don't know how these compare with the 2.1, but I've got several rides on
the tubeless Nano 700x40 (on my disc cx bike). They roll very well on
pavement, gravel and dirt. Lack traction on snow (as you might expect).
Geoff
(Denver)
On Thu, Apr 30, 2015 at 2:25 PM, Evan Baird wrote:
&g
What size head? Small, normal, large, XL or HUGE like myself?
On Wednesday, December 10, 2014 9:06:04 PM UTC-6, bertin753 wrote:
>
> Does anyone have a pair to sell cheap, or to trade? I happily use cheapos
> from the hardware store or from the grocery store rack, but the True Value
> ones don'
neat if it’s a dealkiller, and it will surely be that for
somebody, *so on they’ll go*."
Geoff
(Denver)
On Fri, Oct 10, 2014 at 4:26 PM, Garth wrote:
>
> I don't get it either . . .. . but wish them well also.
>
> No bottle mounts though ? If it's for style, rolle
-for-2015,8119/Prototype-13-Speed-Phil-Wood-Hub,82146/bturman,109
Geoff
(Denver)
On Mon, Sep 22, 2014 at 1:37 PM, Bill Lindsay wrote:
> My cousin manages a largish shop in Southern California. My brother in
> law is close friends with the owner of Jenson USA. I saw my cousin and my
>
ine, make me an offer...)
Geoff
(Denver)
On Wed, Jul 16, 2014 at 1:24 PM, Garth wrote:
>
> It's for tubulars according to EuroAsia .
> http://www.euroasiaimports.com/productcart/pc/Nitto-Tire-Cage-1363p8004.htm
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eport back. beware of the headwinds!!
geoff (in Boston, MA)
On Tuesday, July 15, 2014 3:18:04 AM UTC-4, Carl Otto Wollin wrote:
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> Hi Peter
>
> I am open to hear all views regarding this ride, I have been in Sac
> several time before so I have seen the are a few times but wit
o 80 -- amazing back
road near WhiteFace and then a blazing downhill!
http://ridewithgps.com/routes/1414755
And here's a ton of pictures:
http://ridewithgps.com/routes/1414755
Cheers,
Geoff (RBW lurker)
On Wednesday, July 24, 2013 10:32:31 PM UTC-4, Iron Rider wrote:
>
> I will be spendin
ir development, but he never contributed a single design idea, only
construction details that any maker would be expected to contribute.
That's the story, o'er & out.
Best,
Grant"
Best wishes from the archives,
Geoff
(Denver)
On Mon, Apr 29, 2013 at 11:29 AM, Allingham II,
hotos/jpbikeresearch/8498690332/in/photostream
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earch/8550639212
http://www.flickr.com/photos/jpbikeresearch/8550642760
And when I asked if I needed to leave a license or something, Keven said
"No one's ever taken a bike, so if you do, you'd be the first."
Fantastic!
Geoff
Jamaica Plain, MA
On Tuesday, March 12, 2013 1
I am sorely tempted.
Do the Wisconsin Legolas have the same "trademark Nobilette" fork bend (as
discussed on the linked photo page)?
Geoff
(Denver)
On Mon, Mar 18, 2013 at 11:17 AM, Philip Williamson <
philip.william...@gmail.com> wrote:
> This Rivendell model (
> http:/
Ron,
Those look really nice with the liners! Good work. Two questions: how much
would you ask for the set, shipped to Denver; and, how well would an iPad
fit in the larger sack, with the liner installed?
Thanks,
Geoff
On Thu, Feb 28, 2013 at 9:06 AM, Ron Mc wrote:
> how about grid g
I have cork grips, Tektro brake levers and the Silver shifters on mine.
I'm pretty happy with the setup:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/jpbikeresearch/6207102683/
Geoff
Boston, MA
On Sunday, October 28, 2012 10:53:30 PM UTC-4, Jared Volpe wrote:
>
> getting ready to set up the bo
/kategorie/skyride_24_7_alu/produkt/Skyride_24_7_ALU_flieder_schwarz/index.html
I figure that my kids have already had 3 used bikes (12", 16", 20") each,
their next one can be something a bit nicer. But I'm also happy to see all
the other options people have posted!
Geoff
On Saturday, Jun
Very nice shot.
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+1. I really like the "Furthermore" Bar, too. Good one, Andrew(BSWP)!
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I should add that I think the Hunqapillar is well worth the new
price(s)...seriously. It's an amazing bike with an amazing ride.
Of course, I'm really glad to have gotten mine before the increase. Who
wouldn't be, right?
And, I *know* that Rivendell wouldn't have resorted to increasing the
p
I was browsing the Riv site and was surprised to see the fairly
considerable(and very recent) price increase for the Hunqapillar frame.
The frames made in Taiwan(like mine) increased to $1,800, while the
Waterford/Wisconsin made frames increased to $1,875. That's up from $1,500
and $1,600, re
Hi Jim,
Welcome to the group, and congrats on your AHH! It's a beautiful bike, and
you've got some beautiful countryside, there.
Kudos to Rivendell for making their amazing bikes available for such a wide
range of people sizes.
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Hi Marc,
Jeremy's correct. The "non-moosey" version will be handlebar only, like an
Albatross, Mustache, or Noodle. So, if you've got a bike with, say, an
Albatross bar and are considering replacing it with the "non-moosey"
NewBar(or whatever it'll end up being called), the stem you've got on
Ok, here's more official and specific info on the Bullmoosey NewBar:
http://rivbike.tumblr.com/post/1627183/nothing-but-bitefulls
Pics of the bar are near the end of the article.
As I told Vince at Riv HQ, today- "I want!"
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Hi Jeremy,
I remembered Grant mentioning something about this, so I dug around the
Blug a bit and found this:
http://rivbike.tumblr.com/post/11440959017/bubar
In the third to the last paragraph, Grant mentions that there will be a
bullmoose version. It looks like its prototype has come to fru
Jeremy Till's quote(partial): " I would say that the best way to do it
would be to research the peoples native to Rivendell's stomping grounds;
maybe use one of the native names for Mt. Diablo, to pay tribute to the
terrain that has shaped Rivendell bikes for years."
Just mho, but I think Jerem
>
> I hope we see at least one small run of the 50.7/650b for us short people.
>
Joe, my wife would certainly agree with you on that. ;)
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Hi Joe,
I took the Bosco Rubbe for a very short spin, when my wife and I went by to
pick up some items we snagged from the sale. I was paying most of my
attention to how it rode, those cool asymmetric stays, and the NewBar.
While I can't say for sure(since I didn't make a mental checkpoint of
Hi Jeremy,
Your quote(partial): " I would say that the best way to do it would be to
research the peoples native to Rivendell's stomping grounds; maybe use one
of the native names for Mt. Diablo, to pay tribute to the terrain that has
shaped Rivendell bikes for years."
Just mho, but I think th
Since this sale started, my wife and I have gone back to the well a few
times...lol. I definitely agree that it was wise to move quickly on the
more popular items. I was going to pick up another pair of "old" MUSA
shorts during the first day of the sale...too late...every color in my
size(L)
Thanks for the advice, John! Happy New Year, and I hope that RBW has a
prosperous 2012!
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I'd like to comment on this topic, but from a slightly different angle.
And I apologize(ahead of time) if I vector off too much.
I don't regret selling any of the many bikes that I've owned prior to my
first Riv, my Hunqapillar. I *would* deeply regret selling my Hunqapillar,
*ever*, as well
Hi Jim,
Based upon how well the XL size fits your frame(even after some shrinkage),
it sounds like the L should be fine for my frame. Thanks!
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Okay, so my post did go through twice. My mistake, and my apologies.
*Please disregard this post and thanks ahead of time for checking out my
other post(same topic). Thanks!
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asions. I know
they're all cotton and will shrink a bit.
Thanks, in advance!
-Geoff
*Moderator- I tried posting this a little earlier and it didn't seem to go
through. If my earlier attempt did make it, please feel free to delete
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they're all cotton and will shrink a bit.
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Hi Jim,
The Bosco Rubbe was a lot of fun to ride, wasn't it? I like your
description- "...like a supercharged Schwinn paper boy bike." I think both
the frame(with the extra long top tube) and the NewBar contributed to the
fun factor. What did you think of the asymmetric stays? I thought the
Great sale! Karen and I picked up a few items, and I got to ride Bosco
Rubbe with the NewBar. What a fun bike to ride, and I ♥ the comfort and
multi-position ergonomics of the NewBar...enough to consider replacing the
Bullmoose bar on my Hunqapillar with the NewBar when it's available.
It was a
Congrats, Jeremy, on your new Quickbeam frame! My wife owns one along with
her Betty Foy, and she loves both! I love how Vince thought about your
available options, and then took the effort of going through their
inventory in the attic to get the QB for you. The Riv guys are the best,
and Vi
I'm 5'9.5" with an 84cm pbh. I have a 54 Hunqapillar and think it's pretty
much a perfect fit.
If I was 5'11" or taller, with a pbh of 86cm or more, I would definitely
have gone for the 58 Hunqapillar.
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Hey Manny,
As I've already mentioned on the Facebook group, I'm really sorry to hear
about what happened to your Bleriot.
I hope your bike will be recovered and the lousy opportunist thief gets his
well deserved karma.
I was wondering. Does that Target have security cameras covering the front
My pleasure. :)
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Hi, is this it?-
Copying the Wrong Bikes and Riders, by Grant Petersen
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Wow, that looks great!
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I have Shimano bar end shifters with Paul Thumbies mounted on my
Hunqapillar. I push 'away' with my thumbs, and 'toward' me with the 'first
joint' side of my index fingers. The action would be similar with these
Silver thumbshifters. I think I prefer the bend in the levers of the
Shimano shi
Hi Joe,
Congrats on getting your AHH!
I know your experience well. When my wife and I ride our trikes, we get a
fair amount of 'double takes' and *"Those must be really
comfortable."*comments. When we ride our Rivs(her Betty Foy or QB, and my
Hunq), we
rarely ever get any comments. And tha
You're welcome, Clamp. After test riding some of Riv's models, I knew that
the Hunqapillar was the right bike for me, too. Mine's a 54, and I got it
with the shorter reach Bullmoose bars, and Big Apples. What a fun, fun bike
it is to ride!
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Here's a pic of a 51 cm Hunqapillar that I found on the web. The photo
belongs to Otter Bean.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/otterbean/5288800162/in/photostream/
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Hi Patrick,
That lugged steel Ken Rogers is a cool looking hunk of steel, for sure, and
I've never seen anything like it. Not sure how the handling would be with
the big wheels and all.
Here's a pic of one of the most popular low profile delta style trikes, the
Hase Kettwiesel from Germany(bo
receive
from those very same motorists.
Still, it's really unsettling to have a humongous suv pull alongside you(in
your trike), and you find yourself eye-to-eye with the hubcap/rim of that
18" front wheel.
<http://photos.imageevent.com/gyuenfamily/geoffswatchpics/websize/P118.
I've owned and ridden 'tadpole' style(two wheels front, one wheel rear)
trikes for the past several years. I've owned a Greenspeed GT3, an ICE 'S',
and currently own a Catrike Road which I ride when I'm not riding my
Rivendell Hunqapillar.
If it's a recumbent trike you're asking about, please
Congrats! That does look really hard. I like your photo; even though
Grant's back is to us, you can tell that he's flummoxed by your getting the
lug to stick to the magnet. =)
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Hi Joe,
That RBW logo is a peel-off sticker. It's a bit of a challenge getting the
edge to separate from the backing, but you'll get it.
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Gorgeous bike. The colors complement each other well. I love your frame's
color scheme.
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The down slopping looks more exaggerated because the rear end is raised up,
but if you look at the angles at the juncture of the top tubes and the seat
tube, you can see that the top tubes are still down slopping.
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Grant,
Just a few comments-
1) Words can't adequately express just what an amazingly kind and decent
thing it is that you're doing here.
2) I hope that everything works out well for both the seller and the woman
who gave her Betty to compensate the man for his work when she couldn't pay.
3)
Dave,
I agree; this is definitely "Rivendell Reader" material. =)
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Hi René,
Thanks!
To answer your question, the Brooks Imperial is actually my very first
Brooks saddle. Before test riding bikes at Riv HQ, I also took my wife's
Betty Foy around the block a few times to get a feel for her Brooks womens
B17. I know the saddle dimensions are a bit different th
Hi René,
Congrats on your new Hunqapillar! It looks great. Nice buildup, with some
nice upgrades from what would be a typical Riv 'standard' build kit. I got
my Hunq earlier this year, and Riv built it up for me pretty much standard,
but with Rich-built wheels, 150mm Bullmoose bars, and Paul
Johnny,
Congrats on your new(to you) MB-1! It looks great, especially with the
Bullmoose bar and bar taped grips!
Thanks for sharing your pics! Have a blast riding your MB-1!
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My first "recent history" experience with high profile canti brakes was when
I test rode an Atlantis. It was the first demo bike they could find in my
size that had a Bullmoose bar, which I wanted to try to see if I liked it.
The first thing I noticed(beside the fact that the bike was a blast
Joe, it sounds like you've gone through a recumbent/upright process not
unlike mine. And it looks like we've ended up in about the same place. A
trike and a Riv...not a bad way to go. lol
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, the Noodle. Trying the different models
with different cockpit setups, will really help you to decide which model
and setup looks and feels just right for you.
As others here have said, you can't go wrong with either. Try both out, and
see which one feels like "home" to you.
Good luck
Liesl,
I'd like to piggy-back on your last comment, and add that I would also JUMP
at the chance to get a Rivendell Rider B17!
I'd bet that there'd be plenty of Riv owners who would belly up to the bar
to buy one! Grant?
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Hi Joe,
I had a GT3, too! A blue one. Then I sold it, and got an ICE S. Then sold
that, and got a Catrike Road.
Notice the somewhat disturbing pattern? Buy-Sell, Buy-Sell, Buy-Sell. But,
I have settled down, and have had my Catrike for the past 5 years. In
retrospect, the GT3 was still t
Well said, Steve, and I couldn't agree more.
Like most here, I rode a bike when I was a kid and loved it. When I got to
around high school age, I pretty much forgot about riding and was busy with
too many other "important" things that high schoolers pursue. It wasn't
until I was in my 40's, w
Way to go, Liesl! You rock!
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Beautiful Bombadil, Mary. Simply beautiful. Congrats, and thanks for
sharing your pics.
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Gorgeous bike! Love the black and cream color scheme!
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Hi Garth,
I know what you mean. Just looking at my pics, the dark grey seems quite a
bit lighter in some shots, and more like what it really looks like in
others. It's a dark steelish grey and not dull at all in real life...quite
attractive, especially when set against the kidney bean red wit
lined with cream.
My 2011 54cm
Hunqapillar<http://ImageEvent.com/gyuenfamily/geoffs2011hunqapillar>
Geoff
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Hi Brian,
Thanks! Apparently, we both have good taste in bikes. LOL
Yeah, I really love the Bullmoose bar. When I test rode the Hunq, they
didn't have one in my size set up with the Bullmoose. So, they had me test
ride an Atlantis that had a Bullmoose. I hadn't even made it to the end of
0905.JPG>
(The
grips are Brooks Slender Grips)
Enjoy your Hunq!
Geoff
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ite a few Riv bike owners like
the option of being able to move their rear rack to the front on
occasion...or they like the size and shape of a particular rear rack, to be
used as a front rack(perhaps to fit a specific pack). Having those fork
crown mounts really opens up the possibilities.
...and she felt it was
my turn to get my own Riv.
Yeah, I am very lucky.
Geoff
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Thanks, Everyone, for your nice comments and great suggestions.
I'll take a much closer look at the bags and 'ways' that you've suggested,
and *perhaps* go from there...*perhaps*, because-
My wife read my post, here, and said, "*Hey! **Don't* get a bag that's
going to cover up that beautiful
d I couldn't be happier.
Geoff
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t was the right bike for me.
The Hunqapillar is definitely versatile, and you could set it up in a bunch
of different ways...a great all rounder bike.
Geoff
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Hi Rob,
Thanks for the suggestion and the link. A couple of other members have also
suggested this Jandd bag, so I'm sure that I'm on the right track! lol
Thanks again!
Geoff
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Hi John,
Thanks for the confirmation, and thanks for posting the pic showing the side
view. Much appreciated!
I was wondering if the wood grips might get slippery, but I suppose wearing
cycling gloves would mitigate that effect.
Geoff
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ot a Shimano LX hub w/8 spd cassette.
Hope this may be of help.
Geoff
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To
form the 'v', right? And
the lower strap attaches around the stem...?
Thanks, again! The Jandd Mountain Handle Pack I looks to have been
specifically designed for the original Tom Ritchey Bullmoose bar. I googled
the pack after seeing your post.
Geoff
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Hi Rex,
Congratulations on your new AHH! Beautiful bike. I'm a first time new Riv
owner, too, with my 54cm Hunqapillar. These Rivendells are amazing bikes,
and any one of them would be wonderful to own. My wife owns both a Betty
Foy mixte and a Quick Beam single speed(predecessor to the new
Hi Kelly,
Congrats on your beautiful Bombadil! Great pics, thanks for sharing them!
Seeing the conditions that you ride in is inspiring.
I've just posted pics of my new Hunqapillar, and they should be up before
long.
-Geoff
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with a straight section...something that my Nitto Bullmoose bar
doesn't have. Has anyone here with Bullmoose bars found a handlebar bag
that works well with it?
Thanks in advance!
Geoff
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Agreed. You have your Saluki very nicely set up. A great looking
country bike.
On May 15, 8:18Â am, Mike wrote:
> That looks great. Very country bikish.
>
> --mike
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> On May 15, 7:56Â am, frank_a wrote:
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> > I recently found a Saluki on Craigslist. I sold off my 60 Saluki a few
> > years a
Congrats on ordering your Yves Gomez! It's going to look great in the
brown w/creme head tube that you've custom spec'd.
Hope you'll post a link to some pics when your YG arrives. =)
On May 11, 12:51Â pm, SamuelJames wrote:
> Well I ordered a Yves Gomez in a 62, Im having it done in a brown
> c
Thanks, Sumehra!
My wife's Betty isn't nearly as amazing as your custom, but both she
and I are extremely pleased with the custom paint results. And it
looks much, much better than our poor quality shots would indicate.
=)
On May 3, 2:38Â pm, SMP wrote:
> Geoff -- that looks amazi
But, yours is above and beyond!
On May 1, 6:51Â pm, SMP wrote:
> Thanks -- I'd love to see your wifes BF! Â I think I have seen the
> Cream + Light blue on Riv's site. Â It's always nice to do something to
> make it unlike any other bike.
>
> On Apr 30, 3:56Â pm, Geo
Wow, gorgeous custom Riv mixte! The special work done on your S&S
couplers(carved hearts to match the lugs) is really icing on the
cake! My wife has a standard Betty Foy, but had it custom painted in
cream with red panels and hearts. It came out so beautifully, that
Grant then had another Betty
It looks like the Shimano 7spd 14-34 Megarange cassette. I'm curious,
too, as to how shifting is, with it.
Your bike looks great! I can't wait for my Hunqa frame to arrive!
On Apr 26, 5:47Â pm, Greg wrote:
> Hunqa looks great! I've never seen a large cog like that. What's the
> story with that?
t the bags often open in
> the middle of the buttons, exposing the bag's contents. The zipper eliminates
> that problem. I got rid of all my saddlebags with those buttons and replaced
> with the zippers.
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> ____
> From: Geoff
> To: RBW Owne
Nice mod, Mike! It looks great!
On Apr 15, 6:31Â am, Mike wrote:
> I customized my Sackville SS XS to accommodate a light:
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> http://www.flickr.com/photos/41335973@N00/5062738925/
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> As noted, this was Grant's idea. It works great.
>
> --mike
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s NS with a leather flap and
> reflective strip) Â Functionally, I think they're now pretty much
> identical and suppose your choice will come down to material
> preference.
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> On Apr 13, 10:31Â pm, Geoff wrote:
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> > Okay, so it looks like the shipment of frames,
Okay, so it looks like the shipment of frames, including my 54
Hunqapillar, will be departing from Taiwan sometime this week...and
should arrive in 4 weeks. I'm stoked! =)
I've been thinking about ordering a small saddle bag, and like both
the tweed Nigel Smythe Keven's bag as well as the Sackvi
I agree; the people who are going to think that you're riding a girl's
bike, are going to think that regardless of what color the frame is,
and even with the decal-"The International Man's Mixte". lol
I was originally planning on ordering the Betty, but with the Yves
head badge and decals, and with
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