Perhaps outed already, but there is a poorly photographed, but very nice
early Riv All Rounder on ebay with about 6 hours to go at $850. I've got
one, it's awesome, clearance for 2.0 x 26" tires at least, a great gravel,
bike packing bike with nimble handling. This one comes with racks, bags
Same plans, to mount fenders on a Riv AR with horizontal dropouts, and
unequal distances between the bridges. I'd planned to use a cork to space
from the chain stay bridge, think it's going to be a fairly long piece, so
while the leather would be ideal, it may take many strips to bridge the
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> On Sunday, November 8, 2020 at 12:42:41 PM UTC-6 John in PDX wrote:
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>> The All Rounder came to me from the original owner who had lots of
>> documentation, ordered in 1995, delivered in January 1996. Will continue
>> to evolve components, working towards Shimano 8
Nice comments, thanks. Color official name os golden olive, and that it
is. Little metallic, little pearl sheen to it. Don’t think cream would be
a good contrast.
Tires are older Compass. Think they are equivalent to Natches Pass, 1.8”.
Room for fenders. Tektro 720 cantis. Still dialing
The All Rounder came to me from the original owner who had lots of
documentation, ordered in 1995, delivered in January 1996. Will continue
to evolve components, working towards Shimano 8-speed index, enjoying the
Gevenalle shifter pods.
Hope this link works.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/v9nhn5s
is it?
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> On Saturday, September 19, 2020 at 12:51:51 PM UTC-5, John in PDX wrote:
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>> Thanks for all the links and info. Here's a pic of the All Rounder in my
>> care. I'll be re-equipping it with more current components over time.
>> Golden Olive is
Have taken custodianship of a Rivendell All Rounder outed on iBob
recently. One of the earliest ones, delivered in January 1996, perhaps the
earliest based on serial number. Original owner passed along a lot of
paperwork with it, but wondering about early Riv Readers, catalogs or
fliers that
