I have this question too -- I was just looking at the Carradice
quick-release last week and saw that there wasn't room on my saddle rails
before they started angling, to mount the support, because my saddle (B17)
is a little bit forward of the usual placement. I'd have to move the saddle
back,
Graham, I just got my hands on my brand new Homer *today*, and while it
will stay in the shop for a day or two longer for the last couple of
things/adjustments, I got to ride it briefly and it felt absolutely
incredible. Mine is also the 58cm model (I'm 5'11"), I have it set up with
Noodle
Lovely post Andy. You wrote:
The conclusions that I have found and my riding objectives shaped the bike
> I had made for me and those objective needs. I took 20 years of almost
> there, but have it nailed now.
I am new here so I haven't seen it if you've posted it before--can you post
a
I think Sams always had the 6-degree slope, but the MUSA AHHs used to be
close to horizontal, and changed to 6 degrees when production moved to
Taiwan. My confusion about the 2021/2022 model of AHH was due to a mistake
in data entered at the geometry comparison website bikeinsights.com, where
planning the build, am very
excited and will post again when I really am a RBW owner. Best - Jon in
Montreal
On Monday, February 14, 2022 at 10:35:13 AM UTC-5 J. W. wrote:
>
> Hi everyone, this is my first post to this forum. After years of coveting
> a Riv, I ordered a Homer and my deale
Hi everyone, this is my first post to this forum. After years of coveting a
Riv, I ordered a Homer and my dealer expects delivery this spring. As I was
just checking geometry to make sure I have a stem of the right length ready
for my reach, I noticed that the 2021 model has a considerably
