Hey everyone, thanks so much for the quick response, kind offers and
smart suggestions. The Seattle Riv contingent (SRC?) came to the
rescue!
It's good to know that I don't really need it though. I'll definitely
putting a drop of blue Loctite on the replacement, as well as the
other one. Man, I
Right on!
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Howdy,
I'm looking for one of these:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/akrando/6914297847/in/photostream
Please let me know if you have one or two available.
Thank you.
Kevin
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Go for the Atlantis. You'll be delighted with its enduring design,
good looks, durability, agility, and practicality. Nuthin' slow or
sluggish about 'em.
Here's a story on my Atlantis:
http://chasingmailboxes.wordpress.com/2011/11/21/bikes-to-like-kevin-t-s-rivendell-atlantis/
Lots of Atlantis
Rode w/ 11lbs of bird seed in the front basket of my Atlantis last
Sunday, through the snow for that matter. No problem. I believe the
convenience and practicality of having a basket/bag up front
(especially during a brevet) far out weighs any nominal changes in
handling.
My advice is just to
Resurrect my original 1986 Ritchey Timbercomp by adding an Xtracycle
to it.
On Nov 8, 5:34 pm, Gino Zahnd ginoza...@gmail.com wrote:
I ride all winter.
On Mon, Nov 8, 2010 at 10:10 AM, William tapebu...@gmail.com wrote:
As the weather turns cooler, I am starting to dwell on winter
So, blognetnews was a terrific blog aggregator for cycling-related
blogs. Unfortunately, the website died back in July.
Would anyone out there happen to have the list of blogs that were on
blognetnews.com/cycling/?
It's a long shot, but I'm hopeful
Thanks
Kevin
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While perhaps seemingly not as exotic as some of those other places, I
urge you not to underestimate the mindblowingly high-quality riding
and adventure Maui has to offer. Maui is not just touristy beaches and
golf. There's great backcountry stuff there; hikes and waterfalls
galore. The riding
Thanks everyone. Travis' explanation really describes it well. And
Seth's and Phillip's photos really helped. I already have the tandem
cables and housing on order, so as soon as they arrive, I'll get
crackin' on the Atlantis.
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Ibex bib knickers. Best damn thing goin' these days. Really.
You won't be disappointed. They're well built, durable, dependable,
functional, keep the knees happy...
Kevin Turinsky
RUSA RBA - Alaska
alaskarandonneurs.org
The Big Wild Ride - Alaska's 1200k
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hobgoblins to look out for?
Photos?
Thanks.
Kevin Turinsky
RUSA RBA - Alaska
alaskarandonneurs.org
The Big Wild Ride - Alaska's 1200K
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. $100 buck-a-roonies.
Kevin Turinsky
RUSA RBA - Alaska
http://alaskarandonneurs.blogspot.com/
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A Rivendell headbadge henna tattoo kit.
I'd get the Atlantis one.
Kevin
Anchorage
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The Atlantis is an incredibly versatile machine. If you're ever going
to ride it in the snow w/ wide rims, like 45mm SnowCats, go w/ the
Atlantis instead of the SH. If you don't live anywhere near snow and
snow-packed winter trails, then the SH is probably the ride for you.
Here are some photos
Great looking Atlantis, Ken!
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The SnowCats really, really flatten out the profile of the tire.
You're going to love them!
Granted, they won't magically transform your Riv into a Pugsley, but
nonetheless, it'll be a breathtaking experience for you!
Here are some shots of my Atlantis w/ SnowCats on.
Turinsky kjturin...@mac.com wrote:
From: Kevin Turinsky kjturin...@mac.com
Subject: [RBW] Re: first time building up an atlantis
To: RBW Owners Bunch rbw-owners-bunch@googlegroups.com
Date: Friday, February 6, 2009, 7:20 PM
Hi David,
You know...it really wasn't too difficult to freshen up
Hi Doug!
Thanks.
I vow to take some new, new photos this spring/summer to send to
Cyclofiend's website. I've been dragging my feet on that for far too
long.
Anyway, the basket is the Rivendell/Wald small. It's a great fit. And
it has worked out so well w/ all the different sorts of riding this
Hi David,
You know...it really wasn't too difficult to freshen up the chain-suck
mess. I'll post a Flickr photo showing how it turned out.
You can sort of see the primer in this photo:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/28720...@n02/3054481627/
All I did was wet-sand the area w/ emory paper of
Take a peek at these photos showing my Atlantis w/ a combo of
Nanoraptors and Exiwolfs mounted on 44mm wide SnowCat rims:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/28720...@n02/
You can order 700c (aka 29'er) SnowCats from http://paramountcyclesak.com/.
More SnowCat info from the original source:
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