SON 28!
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> On Apr 25, 2021, at 12:20 PM, brian tester wrote:
>
>
> Is the hub a SON Delux or a SON28? I ask because the Delux was technically
> developed for 20" wheel bikes, with higher rotation rates. While it works
> fine built into a larger diameter wheel (and will intr
This is exactly what I do. However, I know about trimming derailleurs and so
even when I nudge the front derailleur I cannot stop the chatter. So, what can
that mean? But it does go away in other gears. I’m stuck with chatter in the
HARD-HARD. (Leahspeak for whatever those gears are called. I ha
Joe, I bet you’re right about that! It is constant and always in the Hard-Hard
gear, which is what I nearly always ride. I shall save these words and tell
them to the shop when I get my bike back, do a test ride in the lot and
invariably it makes the SAME noise.
Ben, it seems that way to me, t
Ben,
This is why I cry in the parking lot after I drop my bike off. Because I know
it’s completely plausible that my bike will come back in worse shape than I
left it because shops in this town don’t know about bikes like mine - bikes
with dyno and fenders. I’ve had a lot of parts installed wron
suggested...
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> On Apr 24, 2021, at 12:05 PM, Leah Peterson wrote:
>
> Hi All,
>
> I just pulled into the parking lot of the LBS and read your messages. Since
> I’m already here, I’ll have them take a look at the connections and see if
> they can find where t
Hi All,
I just pulled into the parking lot of the LBS and read your messages. Since I’m
already here, I’ll have them take a look at the connections and see if they can
find where the noises (remember I said it sounds like current?) originate.
Also, there is the matter of the flickering rear lig
.
>
> On Wednesday, April 21, 2021 at 3:25:01 PM UTC-4 Emily Guise wrote:
> Picked up the Platypus this morning. She is a beauty, so FAST and
> comfortable. I am in love!
>
> -Emily
>
>
>
>> On Apr 20, 2021, at 4:11 PM, Leah Peterson > > wrote:
>>
Who still needs a Platy? Golden Saddle Cyclery has frames that need homes!
Hurry, hurry!!!
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> On Apr 20, 2021, at 2:10 PM, Emily Guise wrote:
>
>
> I am picking mine up from Golden Pliers (OR) tomorrow morning!!! Will report
> back on the maiden voyage 🥳
>
> -Emily
>
>>>
Emily, I cannot WAIT to hear. I’m off tomorrow so I will be repeatedly hitting
refresh here and on your IG profile.
Let’s draw straws and make one of you who ordered from Riv call and get an ETA
and then tell the rest of us...
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> On Apr 20, 2021, at 2:10 PM, Emily Guise wrot
gt;
> On Saturday, April 17, 2021 at 12:17:30 AM UTC-4 Emily Guise wrote:
> Yes I can confirm they did! I dropped off parts for my build today and got to
> admire my lovely new frame. 😍
>
>
>
>
>
>
>> On Apr 16, 2021, at 4:17 PM, Leah Peterson > wrote:
>
Dorothy, I absolutely think you are right. Eben has been really enamored with
his family’s 2 Rivendells so far, and it would not surprise me if he was
getting a Platy, and please oh PLEASE, if Roberta doesn’t do a peacock-themed
build can someone do it? I had Dorothy’s same thoughts when I read
gt;> 3:07 55cm lime olive sold out
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> On Thursda
ote:
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> oh my... 50-cm Platypus Mermaid is sold out before 3:02pm
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> (EDT). I missed out...
>>>>>>>
gt;>>>>>>>> taxes/tarriffs are surprising some brands causing them to bump up
>>>>>>>>>>>> the price. Also, with the pent up demand of the bike world and RBW
>>>>>>>>>>>> in particular, I am sure thes
at $1,600. Our bad, but we are not able to sell them
>> that cheap, and if you hate us you'll insist. They cost us considerably more
>> than a Sam, Homer, etc...
>>
>> The nearly last-minute correction is not strategic. We're on your side, and
>> we as
s not strategic. We're on your side, and
>> we ask for your understanding. Thanks. Grant
>>
>>
>>> On Wednesday, March 31, 2021 at 7:45:26 PM UTC-4 Hetchins52 wrote:
>>> Add two half-700c wheels which are about 28” in diameter (depending on tire
>>> volume
t;>>>>>> Ding! wrote:
>>>>>>>>>>> I’m so excited for you guys! Jonathan - is it a surprise or does
>>>>>>>>>>> your dad know about his new bike?
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
ble to order Thursday April 1st at 12pm
>>>>>>>>> PST. You'll have to trust us that it isn't an April Fools joke. We're
>>>>>>>>> going to finish all the Sam orders before starting on the Plattys so
>>>>>>>>&
an email should come through
>>>>>>>> this afternoon and it *may* contain "long awaited" updates. Maybe a
>>>>>>>> date of when we can all order these frames direct from Rivendell?
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>&g
was
>>>>>>>> just a post on Rivendell's IG page saying an email should come through
>>>>>>>> this afternoon and it *may* contain "long awaited" updates. Maybe a
>>>>>>>> date of when we can all order these fr
>>>>>>> and awkward compared to the smaller sizes.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> On Friday, March 26, 2021 at 10:39:22 AM UTC-7 Fullylugged wrote:
>>>>>>>> Looking at the Riv site and the pics and "Standard" bu
I think Riv’s objection to metal is in regards to safety. No metal fender comes
with breakaway tabs. The SKS have breakaway tabs for the front wheel, BUT
Portland Design Works makes breakaways for metal fenders, which answers the
safety question.
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> On Mar 28, 2021, at 11:0
bike will ship with
>>>> a different rear unit. Sunrace does make an 11-34 capable MTB rear
>>>> derailleur. Microshift is another source of nice parts for less money than
>>>> the big name parts makers.
>>>>
>>>>> On Friday, March
, it scales by wheel size basically perfectly, they look the same size
>>> if you don't know ones 650b and ones 700c
>>>
>>>> On Fri., Mar. 26, 2021, 5:51 a.m. Leah Peterson,
>>>> wrote:
>>>> I suppose it does because there was no demo
https://www.rivbike.com/blogs/news/50cm-platypus-demo
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> On Mar 13, 2021, at 9:24 PM, Ray Varella wrote:
>
>
> Here’s a Platypus Easter twist
>
> Ray
>> On Tuesday, March 9, 2021 at 6:08:08 AM UTC-8 Doug H. wrote:
>> Leah,
>> I really like how you've personalized your bike w
Wow, 50,000 on an Appaloosa! That’s impressive - the Appaloosas haven’t been
out for THAT many years, which means he must put on a lot of miles per year.
I love this story. Who else?
Leah
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> On Mar 24, 2021, at 9:06 AM, aeroperf wrote:
>
>
> My local hero is Irv Hoffman wi
You guys are funnier than I am.
Baby Bear needs a racing Platypus, don’t you think? That green one might do the
trick - we need a catchy name. We’ll wait at the bottom of Killer Hill for
roadies to appear and then we’ll throw down the gauntlet. Or something. What do
you call a gathering of Pla
Ha! Thanks, Ed. It might be better in the storytelling than real life. 😜
Oh, I found a pic of Baby Bear on his bike, in case anyone was wondering...
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> On Mar 14, 2021, at 9:04 PM, Ed Fausto wrote:
>
>
> I can almost visualize the scene.
> How I wish I was there to witness
I got it handled! The headset nut (or whatever) needed 1/8th of a turn and then
it all snugged up nicely. Got the brake cable/housing sorted out, too. The
anodizing was unhurt in the process. Relief! I know it’s not rational but I am
extra attached to this bike and I get anxiety when things are
Kai, the famous and wonderful Peter White caught that, got me on the phone and
has me addressing it. Apparently this issue can be fairly catastrophic... I’m
at REI as I type this and I have a bad feeling though. The mechanic seems to
not see this as a big deal... I have the worst luck at bike sh
The stem is moving down by the headset. I put the brakes on and it’s not so
noticeable, but if I lift it by the handlebars I can see and feel that stem
move. The bolts at the stem are tight and max insertion is inside the tube, so
that’s not the problem. I don’t know much about headsets, but I b
(This message should have preceded my photos, but it was too large and was not
sent. Since the file is too large, you can see it on Instagram or the Facebook
groups if you like.)
Well, while we wait for the ship to be unloaded (MONDAY! 🥳), I made a video of
my Platy because...IT’S FINALLY COMPL
Tom,
Terrifying! You’ll get your perfect Platypus and not your Fat Bike...I’ve got a
good feeling! I completely understand the wild dreams. Somewhere I know I’ve
told this story, but I used to have a recurring nightmare that my Betty Foy got
stolen. It was so unthinkable that my brain always
The excitement over this mixte is dizzying. I love it. And I love the sign up
sheet. So cool!
I don’t ever remember this kind of anticipation for a new model! Am I biased?
Leah
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> On Mar 1, 2021, at 1:05 PM, Tom Wyland wrote:
>
> OK, I did a thing. Add your name/size to
Though they will neither be as stunning nor elegant as the Monocog. 🤣🤣🤣
Joyce! How exciting! I really cannot contain myself over here. #RIVSISTERS!!
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> On Feb 25, 2021, at 7:26 PM, Patrick Moore wrote:
>
>
> Money talks!
>
> I'll be very interested to see a sea-foam P
> I will sleep better tonight knowing there are 2 sets of braze-ons fir water
> bottles.
> More questions to follow.
> Thanks for connecting.
> Kate from NJ
>
> Sent from my iPhone
>
>>> On Feb 24, 2021, at 19:42, Leah Peterson wrote:
>>>
>> Kat
You know what I want to know? What happens next.
It seems to me that with this Platypus we have been let in on the secret
workings of things at Rivendell. I haven’t been around as long as many of you,
but I don’t remember being let behind the scenes like we have been with this
model.
We star
I got Grant a more manly version. And I’m having cards made with my bikes on
them, and under each photo is a cycling quote. I quoted him! So, when those
come, I’ll send his PlatyPin along with it. It’s made in France from pewter!
I’m glad he doesn’t read the List - don’t any of you squeal.
L
Se
Jared, did Vince say why?
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> On Feb 19, 2021, at 12:26 PM, Jared Wilson wrote:
>
> Sigh is right, David.
>
> Spoke with Vince yesterday, he did indeed say mid-March ETA.
>
> Hopefully that gives more people time to get funds together to help support
> an amazing company
Oh, that Clem is WAY longer. Platy is 47.25 inch WB, Clem is 52 I had to
get a really short-reach stem to make the Clem fit me right. (I think there’s a
thread called Stem Chronicles or something like that...)The Clem doesn’t turn
like the Platy does, but it is luxurious and wonderful. I lov
Joyce, you’re a trooper! I love the photo and I’m glad you pointed out the sign
language because I’d have missed that endearing detail.
#RivSisters,
Leah
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> On Feb 14, 2021, at 10:26 PM, JAS wrote:
>
>
> <7AE73C28-DB3A-49D7-90DA-7CD78FAE8520.jpeg>
> Snow buddies have hearts
Of course it was the rear! Right after he sailed off a curb. 🙄And we did not
try to remove that wheel, either. But REI got it fixed up (and not without
trouble) and it’s ready for the next holiday JP feels obligated to ride with
me. 😂
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> On Feb 14, 2021, at 1:20 PM, Joe Bernar
No, I see silvery blue in that second pic.
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> On Feb 12, 2021, at 8:08 PM, Joe Bernard wrote:
>
> So this is the silvery blue? They both look green to me. Like green and
> GREEN.
>
>> On Friday, February 12, 2021 at 7:57:58 PM UTC-8 Joe Bernard wrote:
>> WOW. That looks
; By the way, anyone know if 59cm Clem L in mustard was a combo Riv produced?
>>> Realizing I've never seen a pic of one. Did they only make this in the H
>>> version, or are there L's floating around out there?
>>>
>>>> On Tuesday, February 9, 2021
duced?
>>> Realizing I've never seen a pic of one. Did they only make this in the H
>>> version, or are there L's floating around out there?
>>>
>>>> On Tuesday, February 9, 2021 at 7:52:47 PM UTC-8 Bicycle Belle Ding Ding!
>>>> wrote:
Litho,
1. I am SO glad to hear your surgery was more than successful. An answer to my
prayer for sure. Go impress your physical therapist now!
2. Your assault story is darker than I had imagined. Your attacker was going to
further assault you after you got up and yelled at him?! I can’t even ge
I have thought about this thread all week on every ride.
Firstly, Litho, how did your surgery go? You’ll be typing to us with one hand
or dictating, I imagine. I hope we hear from you!
Secondly, this thread has haunted me. All week it’s led me to think What Would
I Do I’ve never thought a
There is no cure for mixte-itis. The only way to be rid of it for sure is to
ask your Appaloosa to scoot over and allow a Platy to move into your garage.
Once that is done, the next step in your treatment process is to message your
#RivSisters and start planning your build and dreaming about fi
> we could have the opportunity to try all of them. Wouldn't we have fun!
> https://www.cyclingabout.com/a-complete-list-of-womens-touring-bikes-step-through-mixte/
>
>
>
>> On Tue, Jan 26, 2021, 10:50 AM Leah Peterson wrote:
>> 2 Thoughts:
>>
>> Fir
Mark said, “Second, I recall reading that the impetus to make a lighter bicycle
came from some of the employees, and they made their case to Grant. Why offer
it if weight doesn't matter? That is a good question, and in this case, the Gus
has been sold out since very quickly, whereas there are st
Yes, we might be missing that part. I don’t know about step-throughs in history
- I’ve only had the Clementine, so I didn’t know they tend to be beefy.
But then, what of the Susie? That’s not a diamond frame. It’s got that swoopy
top tube that must make it less strong than the diamond frame and
Linda, YES, THIS. There is a major physical difference between men and women.
I’m so glad to hear your perspective. You are so right; Rivendell has to design
safe bikes for people of all sizes and both sexes. But heavier/stouter may not
serve women or lighter people as well.
I’ve mentioned tha
Good response, and lots to think about here.
I do want to clarify that I am *not* thinking of getting a custom step-through.
I only wondered if someone had, and if it was lighter than the Clems, and
therefore felt faster. I can think only of Keven’s custom, and that one is NOT
light, with its
Really! Can you tell us more about this? I just have no knowledge of mixte vs
step-thru engineering. I’m fascinated. Please do share with us if you have any
more knowledge on the matter.
Leah
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> On Jan 25, 2021, at 1:55 PM, Jim M. wrote:
>
>
>> On Monday, January 25, 2021 a
I’m fairly certain this is what Grant would say if I asked him to make such a
bike - the Clem L isn’t that much heavier, stick with that.
I would guess you could shave off a couple of pounds of frame weight, which I
believe I would notice. I don’t know how light you could make the bike, but I
I’m thinking of Clem L. Man, that low tube is heaven. I wish I could lend you
mine. Well, let’s face it, my MIXTE would be a step-through to you!
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> On Jan 24, 2021, at 8:24 PM, Kainalu V. -Brooklyn NY
> wrote:
>
> Where does step through start? I consider my Rosco mountai
Yes, Ana’s famous PurpleRiv. A mixte to die for. But not a step-through...
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> On Jan 24, 2021, at 8:21 PM, Kainalu V. -Brooklyn NY
> wrote:
>
> There's a famous one in Seattle, it's purple. Maybe not step through enough?
> Pretty step through though..
> -Kai
>
>> On Sunda
#RivSister Joyce, so good to hear from you. Are you holding out for one of
these tardy Platypuses on The Unicorn? Mermaid blue for you?
L
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> On Jan 22, 2021, at 9:44 PM, JAS wrote:
>
> Roberta,
> Your Platypus build plan sounds perfect! Pops of blue...just what I would do
Nooo!!
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> On Jan 22, 2021, at 7:58 AM, Joseph Willms wrote:
>
>
> When I spoke with Vince recently, he said they'd be available as soon as they
> arrive, and are expected early to mid February.
>
>> On Wednesday, January 20, 2021 at 6:28:15 PM UTC-6 Roberta wrot
PM UTC-6 Bicycle Belle Ding Ding!
>> wrote:
>> Thank you so much, everyone! I’m set, and it feels so good.
>>
>> I went to REI today and got the Feedback Sports Sport Mechanic Repair
>> Stand. It’s quality, as best I can tell. Got home, ripped it out of the box
>
I saw the February Platypus ETA and I was so disappointed. Gosh, do you think
will get them before Valentine’s Day?
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> On Jan 20, 2021, at 1:44 PM, Chris in NZ wrote:
>
> From Will’s email on the 19 December:
>
> “We'll get the container of Sams and Platypus in late Januar
yesterday, because Leah Peterson had not taken a stand. But today...today was a
great day.
I made a video of my sealant refresh so you can see the 99 things I certainly
did wrong. It won’t go through here, but you can see it on IG or I’ll email you
if you want.
Warmly,
Leah
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Oh, I forgot this is a racing Platypus! You better bring your Lycra. Just
kidding; I’m not that fast, but I will ditch you climbing the hills! 💃🏻
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> On Jan 9, 2021, at 5:45 PM, Joe Bernard wrote:
>
> A red raspberry Platy piloted by our Bicycle Belle Ding Ding?? If I ever en
Yes, you must build your Platybee in solidarity with Platypus owners
country-wide. I think we need a new thread when the Platypuses land, and it
should be titled, Platypuses on Parade.
Yes, you are king of the Hillibikes. And your collection is comprised of the
most colorful and fun bicycles. T
Yankeebird,
Thank you for not discounting or ignoring your wife’s criticisms of her
Homer/650b wheels. Like, from the bottom of my heart, THANK YOU.
Signed,
Leah, who was told on Instagram - and I quote - “That bag [a beautiful new
BananaSax in gray grid] needs to go under the saddle and a bar
e where the pedal connected to the crank on my old
>>>>>>> Clementine, you know I checked. But that’s not it on The Rowdy
>>>>>>> Platypus.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Sent from my iPad
>>>>>>>
>>>&g
3:19:45 PM UTC-8 Matthew Williams wrote:
>>>>>>> If the noise occurs while you're on the bike but not while it's on the
>>>>>>> stand, maybe you're the cause of the sound!
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Let me e
e end.
>>
>> In your photos, I noticed you're wearing a pair of brown leather
>> boots--could your boot heel, side, or cuff be bumping the fender as your
>> foot returns around the crank?
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>> On Dec 6, 2020, at 2:20 PM, Leah
Hi Friends!
Well, you tried. And I read every suggestion - including one an iBob sent to
Patrick Moore to send to me; thank you, iBob guy! - and took them to the shop
with my two bikes. The guy who greeted me looked rather surprised to see me
again and immediately called out, “NNNC!
Linda, I have come to this very conclusion - you are right. I am so limited by
not being able to put the bike in the stand. I plan to get one after Christmas.
I have built up a small collection of tools for simple fixes on my bike, but I
really need to broaden my horizon. I have gone on YouTube
>> Leah, I’m off topic a bit, so I’ll wrap it up. That feeling when you’ve
>> waited so long for a bike that you hope to be THE perfect bike for you and
>> then any little thing goes wrong? I know that feeling. BUT...you’ll get the
>> kinks worked out and that Platyp
That feeling when you’ve
> waited so long for a bike that you hope to be THE perfect bike for you and
> then any little thing goes wrong? I know that feeling. BUT...you’ll get the
> kinks worked out and that Platypus will be humming in no time!
>
> Ben
>
> Sent from my
These are great responses and I actually laughed in my bed. I’m so glad I’m not
alone.
Matthew - I knew I was hearing more than one sound! Glad you confirmed it.
Wondering if I dare share your suggestions with the shop. I’m definitely
sharing the video.
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> On Dec 5, 2020, a
Blue Susies are like Blue Clems and we like those, so you can post. Also, we
like pink. So, free reign.
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> On Dec 5, 2020, at 1:57 PM, Mark Roland wrote:
>
>
> velomann wrote:
> On the subjects of anodizing and pink:
>
> Okay, I don't suppose I've overposted the pink Kooka
Mike, I love the anodizing you did for your Golden Sam. It just makes a bike so
personalized, and adds little delights all over the place. Yours all ties in
together so very well; I’m aiming for a more cohesive look in the parts I’ve
got coming from Analog. I’m also happy to see all the sparkle
Thanks, Dorothy! Yes, I can get it new, was hoping to get a used one to try to
save some dollars. I still may do just that, BUTplot twist.
Does anyone remember reading Grant’s Blahg in September? I knew I had read
something about a rear rack in his writings, and I found it this morning. Sinc
Friends,
I really appreciate what I’ve learned from you on this List; I owe you all a
great deal for the strides I’ve made - when I started I didn’t even know I
could raise my handlebars. I just like liked riding the bike and accepted
whatever parts/form the bike had when I bought it. So, hear
I was happier before your post, Dave.
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> On Dec 2, 2020, at 8:28 AM, Dave S wrote:
>
> Last year I spoke with some of the folks at the Paul booth @ Philly Bike
> Expo about some pink ano bits for my lilac BMC Road+ and they talked me out
> of it. They said that pink ano fa
Joe, I agree. Amd they’re sold out at Rivendell!!! 😫😫😫
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> On Nov 30, 2020, at 12:49 PM, Joe Bernard wrote:
>
> I'm #TeamLightness, too, and I like the idea of a rackless saddlebag. If
> it's not too big empty and clears the fender, you can load it up and have it
> rest on
Kai, you may be right. I’m hesitant to add weight to the bike, I’ve enjoyed its
lightness so much. I am slightly bothered about the limitations of going
rack-less. Yesterday I was on my Clementine and wanted to shed my down vest.
Where to put that on the Platypus?! Maybe a small Saddlesack will
Ben, thank you! I’m so glad to have people to share this experience with; it
truly makes it richer.
I always swap out brake pads for the Kool Stops. They are fantastic, last
forever and make the most satisfying sound when you brake. Whatever was on the
bike prior to these was speckling my legs
Hi Matthew! Those are Velo Orange fluted fenders for 700c wheels.
Leah
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> On Nov 29, 2020, at 2:53 PM, Matthew Williams
> wrote:
>
>
> Hi Leah,
>
> I searched but didn't find anything--my apologies if you've already answered
> this:
>
> What brand/model of fenders did
Jason, this is the way I always learn: The Hard Way. In my head, I think, I
had a 55 Betty Foy. I will get a 55 Platypus. I will save this rack; it will be
nostalgic, a nod to my first Rivendell bike love, and oh what could go wrong?!
I do NOT think about fender taillights getting in the way of
But Nathan! This is a Racing Platypus, and if I don’t have aggressive rim
stickers, how will everyone know?
Good call. I’m on it! And thanks!
Leah
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> On Nov 29, 2020, at 9:10 AM, Nathan F wrote:
>
> Beautiful bike Leah! Glad to hear you're enjoying it so far. My one
> aes
Matthew - sorry, I forgot the link to explain the shifters. Velouria does it
best:
http://lovelybike.blogspot.com/2016/06/brifter-bliss-for-swept-back-handlebars.html?m=1
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> On Nov 27, 2020, at 9:16 PM, Leah Peterson wrote:
>
> Matthew, this slays me. YES,
Matthew, this slays me. YES, we need a thread for this. Looking at my two
photos, I’d say one thing the bikes have in common is the saddle height. 🤣 Oh,
my 80s parents...
I’ll need to come up with white shoes and refuse to wear them with socks for an
accurate reenactment... ok then!
Sent from
Mike - SON something or other on the tail light. And Edelux II on the
headlight! Thanks!
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> On Nov 27, 2020, at 8:09 PM, Mike Godwin wrote:
>
> Stunning, I love that color, and the combo with teal. OK, but what tail
> light is that?
>
> Mike SLO CA
>
>> On Friday, November
Mike, my goodness, you DESERVE this bike; you have done it right! Could it be
any prettier? No, it could not. This bike was worth the wait. All your details
just came together and it’s perfect, down to the minutiae.
Next up: you tell us all about the rides you’re doing with this glittery,
golde
Yes, Coco, what Roberta said! We’d love to know what you found - color and some
photos and all that good stuff! I thought you’d have a difficult time finding a
52, so I’m thrilled to know you snagged one somewhere. I rode 21 miles on my
Clem today - they’re great bikes. They’re like home.
Sent
A man publicly defending his Monocog after some woman insulted it. A woman,
extolling the virtues of her Platypus after some man said it wasn’t as good as
a Monocog. It has come to this.
It all sounds so...inappropriate.
🤣
This is either really funny OR I’m getting in trouble by the admin...
Ok
Oh boy oh boy oh boy!!! Mike isn’t getting any sleep tonight! You better post
regular updates...we’re cheering from here!
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> On Nov 11, 2020, at 6:31 PM, velomann wrote:
>
> Teaser, including the groundscore bandana I found while out picking up the
> frame at Golden Pliers
>
Dorothy, you are the nicest, and thank you for that offer.❤️ I think I’m
actually going to go with the silver Analog has on site (they have to check
first). If that works out, I think I could possibly have everything I need for
a build by late next week! And it’s a good thing, too. I need to gi
Clem is 650b, Plat is 700c
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> On Nov 7, 2020, at 2:52 PM, Ray Varella wrote:
>
>
>
> Or borrow the wheels from your Clem.
> Did you save your wheels when you upgraded your current bike?
>
> Ray
>> On Saturday, November 7, 2020 at 11:17:12 AM UTC-8, Tom Wyland wrote:
>> I s
Oh, these are my favorite stories. The long wait. Dreaming. Planning. Saving.
It’s so satisfying when that person gets their Rivendell. I love the rainbow
Atlantis; so much character.
I wonder if Riv knows that so many of you new buyers made your purchases after
Russ’ review? I’m going to email
Jason, it’s funny how one Rivendell turns plural. My husband thought I was
crazy for wanting the expensive Betty Foy, but I swore I would take it to my
grave and never need another bike ever ever ever again! And, now there are 4
Rivendells in the garage (but only 2 are mine, and 3/4 of them are
Wow, Mike, you really planned for this one! It felt like these Sams snuck up on
the rest of us, but not YOU. You saw them coming on the horizon months ago!
I’m so happy you got the size and color you wanted and that you are getting
your very first Rivendell. Just you wait, what a snob it will m
Mike, I’m glad you mentioned Po Campp - I had forgotten about them. They are
wonderful; I would definitely put these on my Clem. (The Platypus is getting
neutral, maybe ivory and dove gray bags.)
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> On Nov 4, 2020, at 4:21 PM, Mike Packard wrote:
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> Bike Snob NYC mention
Hey, who wants to hear a funny story? I ordered two mirrors - one bar end, one
on-the-bar. Tried the bar end first, that was a no-go. Would work great with
straight bars but not the Boscos I love.
So, I tried the bar mounted mirror. It fell apart as I was tightening the screw.
I broke it. Fast
probably better than in 2007. The downside of helmet mirrors is that of
> course you can easily knock them out of alignment when storing your helmet.
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>> On Mon, Nov 2, 2020 at 11:33 AM Leah Peterson
>> wrote:
>> Thanks for these fantastic suggestions! I finally settled on
Collin - tons of great links. I’m checking them all out, and I love the
Bananasax on your bar. Definitely a contender.
Steve - I hope so. I feel really bossy with my Crane bell on the MUP. I dread
ringing it.
Doug - Rear rack only, no basket. Unless I change my mind, which happens every
other
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