I've had both. Cross check is a RAD bike. Pros didnt worry about it as much,
felt a little quicker handeling wise. Funner where quicker feeling handling
might apply. Cons not as pretty, not as stable feeling.
Sam H is a RAD bike. Pros bars up higher more easily. Prettier, more stable
feeling.
I think they are great bars. Pair well with single speed riding. Have them on
my simple one and love them there because I am regularly moving my hands around
to chug up hills. Offer lots of good hand positions if you are the type who
likes to fidget. Get them up high and close as recomended,
Hugh,
Happy new year. Been busy but good. Would love to get out there for a ride.
It's been a while. Free time has been dedicated to other projects of late.
Picked up playing music again after almost a 20 year hiatus. It would be great
to blow the dust of the old Rivs and get out there again.
Hey Hugh,
Hope all is good. Just as a general observation I find adding the degree by
which the top tube upslopes to the seat tube length gets ya pretty close. Not
sure why Riv hasn't gone to sizing by stack rather than seat tube. I think the
stack gives a better idea of how the bike will
Bars look great! Looks like simworks getaround with more rise 慄♂️.
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Sweet! Nicely done . ❤ it!
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Wow this is a fantastic deal and I'm not one apt to comment on others price!
The rambo is a GREAT bike. Way undervalued. Built by Toyo in Japan. I have a 58
and will not likely ever sell it. For road riding it's a blast really hits the
bulls eye between sporty / spirited and comfortable. Dont
Pretty sure it's a flip it very briefly popped up on oc craigslist for 400$...I
momentairly considered it but it's one size to small, I already have one, and I
wasn't up to the pita selling a Riv can be with all the price bemoaning and hey
does this size fit me, only to not respond after I
Why not just call and ask? I've had emails go unanswered on occasion but the
phone always seems to be picked up pronto when I've called
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As of yesterday blue lug global has the silver in. Fast shipping good prices...
https://global.bluelug.com/sim-works-get-around-bar-silver.html
Looks like little nick is in the house tobuy a shirt and free shipping all
the way from japan. Cant beat that.
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Nice! I first learned of rivendell from dirt rag. They had an article titled
what the hell is randonneuring. Which featured a guy on a Riv. I'm subscribed
but the print version is becoming rather lean...hope they carry on.
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On Friday, January 11, 2019 at 2:08:03 PM UTC-8, Deacon Patrick wrote:
> I’m toying with the idea of a Boots (fixed gear version). I’d love to hear
> your experience of bikepacking with 2.6” to 2.8” tires vs. 2.1” or similar
> tires. This is for a bikepacking rig, so will be on pavement, dirt,
They could count me in on that one as well, and if it came with a new paper
reader (maybe once a year) well all the better!
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Paper copies of new Rivendell Readers.I really love the old ones and take them
out for a read occasionally. Seems like I discover some new old thing with each
re-read.
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Love my albastache. But 100% agree on setup, gotta get it right or they dont
jive. High and tight is the best way either dirt drop or one of the really cool
Wright stems from analog...I got it about 99% of the way there with a short
tech delux, but a bit to much quill exposed for my taste. Just
Great question! I am a golden ager for sure. Have an Atlantis, Rambo, and
Simple 1. Sold a Toyo Hilsen and have serious regrets about that one...
On Sunday, October 7, 2018 at 9:45:10 PM UTC-7, Joe Bernard wrote:
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> My favorite label haters are the No Labels group. They have a label.
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I'd say between 1000-1500$. The Ram is a tremendous value IMHO. Especially if
you compare it against Rivs current road offerings. Might also just be me and I
know there has been talk that all frames are the same quality...but just from a
totally novice looking from the outside perspective the
can you make it work yes. will it be ideal maybe maybe not. if your more of a
low bars kinda guy prolly happiness will follow. more of a high bar guy prolly
ok as well as long as you don't mind the ultra cranked up stem look or maybe a
dirt drop...so in all likelihood doable if you are a happy
great videos! I'd love to see some updated videos like this coming out of Riv
HQ...seems to me like things have been kinda quiet on the video front for a
good bit...really enjoyed the old Hunqa and staff videos.
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I really wish Riv would have kept the stack number listed on the geo chart. For
me felt like the most accurate way of sizing the frame, way better than seat
tube on the upslopers...
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it really makes me bummed out that anyone would be irritated, annoyed, miffed,
or whatever to see this topic here. I know we all want our little cubbies to
hide in and time out from the world. But really isn't this an EXCEPTIONAL
circumstance even among all the exceptional circumstances going
Right on Grant! People first. Thank you for the post. Big respect for the
cajones.
Best,
Richard
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Mine arrived yesterday...must say well done :) !
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I'm SoCal eagerly awaiting mine as well...
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No connection to the seller...But i think i recall a recent threat about
some Saluki love. Price is good.
https://losangeles.craigslist.org/lac/bik/d/saluki-by-rivendell-60cm-650b/6567020715.html
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love it! best of 20s art deco meets best of 50s color scheme! wish they would
do double top tubes on smaller sizes...
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So it's a Clem with a few more lugs atlantis paint and roughly 800$ more price
tag? Not sure I see the appeal...
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Brand new 58cm boscomoose 130$ shipped. Bought for a project that isn't gonna
happen. Paypal for pals or you cover fees...local cashola price is cheaper I'm
in the 92313.
preguntas...
909 910-7424
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I am so glad to hear that Riv will ride on. I remember reading or hearing Grant
make a statement something to the effect of...people's idea of succes now n
days is creating some sort of company / product and then selling it off to some
large corporation...that won't happen to Rivendell as long
I will second what both Deacon P and Bill said here. In that a single speed and
geared bike that best suits most of the type of riding you do is a hard combo
to beat. I am currently down to two bikes, Atlantis and Simple1. I would like
to add anouther bike to the stable but am hard pressed to
Got mine hope it helps. Been a Riv fan and supporter for some time. Noticed
they have a 53, 55, and 57 senior Frank Jones on web special might be a good
time to grab one.
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Yep sure do...why wouldn't I. I've even put my personal phone number up here,
no problemo. To riff on good ol' Popeye "I am what I am and I is who I is".
Richard "toot toot" Rios
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just a FYI to any interested party, the bike ran through my hands...there is a
dent on the top tube under the Paul sticker and the point of the seat lug was
knocked down damaged during shipping to me. The bike seemed to have lived a
very loved life and then moved on. Plenty of beausage. I'm not
while i am no expert I have given fixed riding a go and found that with brakes
riding fixed with no foot retention is fine. Fixed sans brakes and foot
retention is no bueno!
best,
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I have had both and will join the chorus of grip kings are not that grippy
especially when wet. I still have a pair of the RMX and find them to be a great
all around pedal. Not to grippy not to slippy for everyday use. I've used DMR
V8s which I believe are basically the same as the wellgos
Fantastic bike congratulations!
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I'd ask if you are the type who likes to have one or multiple bikes. If one go
Appa. If you like to have bikes that are more specalized get the Hunqa. I'm
sure both are great and can be used as allrounders as most Rivs can. But if ya
buy kinda smack dab in the middle like with an appa, if you
I prefer the heel on pedal method plus a few hairs up. I found Riv's
recomendation of pbh -10 or 11 put me a tad high. Always felt like I was
reaching for the pedals and my toes were pointed down to much for my taste. I
prefer a flatter foot while pedaling. I end up around 72.5-73 with a 85 cm
I've noticed Appas poping up to...might just be that the model is so new it's
kinda striking to see um for sale so soon...Atlantis, Sam, Hilsen, have all
been around for quite some time, to me it I guess I expect to see them pop up
given the supply out there and that owners have prolly had a
HI All,
I have a set of used and in pretty good condition jack brown blues for
sale. Asking 50$ for the pair shipped. The side walls are a bit dirty and
the pictures are lousy but it gives an idea of tread life / condition.
Best,
Richard
909 910-7424
Also have a set of the 650 B kendas that
I've got a pair of vp vice pedals in black. good general used condition some
normal scratches. 20 bucks plus shipping of interested. I'd prolly use usps
flat rate which is 7$ I think. PM me if interested.
best,
Richard
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that is an awesome write up by The Deacon Patrick. No way I am any where near
that eloquent...but I will say keep the beam! likelyhood of regretting it's
sale is high! I've got a simpleone and love it. it is currently the longest
standing bike in my stable, and that being from someone who tends
nice. someone is gonna be very happy quickbeams and simpleones are SWEET bike$!
Best,
Richard
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+1 Mojo, and while I haven't quite thrown in the towel yet...after my last
selling experience here I do agree this can be an "interesting" crowd to sell
to !). I noticed surly and salsa has a trder / for sale page on facebook, I
haven't noticed one for Rivs but might be something to that idea.
couldn't agree more. Between work, life, family, most my rides click in at an
hour or two. Still I love um. like little meditation breaks from it all.
Restorative on a Riv...Restoritariv perhaps. just ramblin as usual.
Best,
Richard
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Hi Max,
you part of the SCAR so cal allrounders group? If not I'd suggest ya check it
out. I know there are some members down San Diego way. Might be a good place to
post narrow down the field a bit. There are a couple of rides cooking one in
the OC...I have only met a few of the members so
yes, I do / did and it works great, but I only tried on drop bars. place
shoulder strap around brake hoods. pull snug. flip bag over once or twice
depending on need as to not hit tire. SHAZAM! great little bar bag.
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Bag is spoken for. :) Sale pending
Thanks,
Richard
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> So I kinda impulse bought the last Nigel Smythe saddle bag Riv had on web
> specials...I am more velvet underground grimey than er um insert classy
> tweedi
LOL! you all are strange. Perhaps less time on the internet in a state of
mental moral high ground and in the real world. My number was up there if you
didn't see the humor or like the pricing or worried someone would make a red
cent on something so morally reprehensible you coulda called and
@Patrick loved the link!)
Richard "bought my Atlantis in some part due to "heroin" lyrics I wish that I'd
sailed the darkened seas on a great big clipper ship" Rios
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nope numbers are right. didn't set out to scalp it or try to make what maybe a
whopping a 15-20$ "profit". I got better stuff to do with my time than waste it
on endevors like that. No one here ever impulse buy anything...then decide not
my jam. I dont hate the bag and would just as soon keep
So I kinda impulse bought the last Nigel Smythe saddle bag Riv had on web
specials...I am more velvet underground grimey than er um insert classy
tweedish band here I can't think of one off hand. any way it is a no return
kida deal so I am gonna see if anyone here is interested. it's currently
wow I completely missed that one...I have a 56 atlantis and love it. for some
reason in my mind I just paired that bike up with Grant as a forever kinda
thing. Maybe because it was in the adds, posts, and whatnot a lot during the
time I started to really geting into Rivendell. Makes me kinda
So I have a few factors that help me decide, the first is how much I value my
marriage,second space and lastly trying to balance that with my constant search
for the "perfect" stable.
My ideal number is around four. one for fastish for me road, single speeder,
all rounder, and mountain bike.
dang that's a bummer on both calls. maybe I read sealed somewhere and inferred
cartridge...maybe someone out there has an idea as to what's up. perhaps hubs
with this kinda dust deal are just prone to squeeking. hope your hub ends up
okie dokie. if something pops up of interest please share so
yes. as just a so soish bike wrencher my solution is as follows..
pull the little dust cap back and apply a little light lubricant I used T9
suff. make shure dust cap is seated flush against hub, mine kept getting sucked
into hub body. Find a big hill to ride up n down a few times fast n it
For sale Soma San Marcos Tiberon Blue 650 B 54 CM frame and fork new in
box. Not sure of fork bend as i have not removed frame and fork from box.
So it is a mystery surprise :)
775$ shipped to your door lower 48. Local pickup welcomed.
Any questions feel free to ask.
909 910-7424
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YES! or a Roadini if wife / partner is iffy on big bike purchases. Then upgrade
later if "need" be !) :)
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Roberta,
I'm not sure what your fitness goals are but I come down on the side of bike
riding isn't that great a form of exercise. I think Grant has written a good
number of posts about this topic. If I recall correctly without trying to put
words in anyone's mouth, I think it is in part how
Thank you for the offer Eric I definately will do ! :)
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Beautiful bike i'd love to own a Singer some day. just haven't had the right
time right size right price thing align YET !)
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Hi,
I'll chime in here, as I was in a somewhat similar situation only I test road
the appa and bought a clem blind after doing so. I feel that the appa's ride
was a bit snappier overall it felt to me a bit more roadish. Clem in the other
hand I would characterize as a bit more stable perhaps
wow just wow. lol professor actual factual saving the non helmeted children of
yester year with time machine and encyclopedic knowledge of helmet trivia. now
if he only coulda made it ta da 80s i wouldn't a banged my unhelmeted head so
often n I'd be a lick smarter... !) then maybe I'd recon
I read somewhere Dave at Rivendell can wheelie a long CS bike. I was hoping for
a video of that. I couldn't really get the front end up on my long CS proto
hunqapillar much less wheelie it. haven't really tried on my clem but I'm not
so sure how that would go with non bull boscosif anyone
Yep i dig it. I'm guessing it's fairly new to as i just noticed it the other
day. Saddle height suggestion seems to be dropping a bit, I wonder why? Higher
bars better with lower saddle, thinner pedals? Any way it is a really nice
reference point.
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Based on my personal experience I say go silver here is why. Somehow I ended up
with 3 greenish Rivs at one point in time, an atlantis, simpleone, and proto
hunqa. My wife walks into the garage one day and says my bikes are cute because
of the ombre color scheme! Cute and ombre not what I want
Agreed about Riv's shipping cost. I always cringe a bit when I sell a bike and
know it's gotta be shipped, it's a fair amount of work. In fact after a few DIY
bike boxing adventures I don't / wont do it myself any more. I now take it to
the bike shop who charges 60$. They do a good job or I
Bars are sold thanks.
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AWESOME bike! Your gonna love it! Worth every penny of the price you paid for
it IMHO. I find the second hand market on Rivs kinda strange price wise, seems
like it brings all the skinflint types out, at least has been my experience
when trying to sell a used Rivendell. But back the bike
Difference=stickers
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There's been a good bit said. So I'll just throw in my .02. I try to support my
LBS whenever possible. But when I do I go there with the mindset of I am paying
for service and dont really sweat the price. If the service isn't there then
why would I pay a higher price? And I dont. I do and don't
Takashi,
Thank you for the link and letting me know I'll be taking a closer look at the
bars and might order a set. Hmmm but that means I might just need a new bike to
put them on :/...
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I have no idea what those wild looking bars are either. But the pair of bars I
was referencing were on the second link and have 25.4 clamp diameter. I'll
check out fairweather to see if they got um thanks for the tip :)
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I have no idea what those wild looking bars are either. But the pair of bars I
was referencing were on the second link and have 25.4 clamp diameter. I'll
check out fairweather to see if they got um thanks for the tip :)
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Looks like Blue Lug has Riv's new bars or something very close to them on
sale. I am thinking about ordering a pair they look great! Anyone order
from them before?
https://bluelug.com/blog/kamiuma/84384/
https://store.bluelug.com/nitto-b356-m-s-bar-black-13739.html
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HI Everyone,
I just swapped out stock 55cm bosco bars for the wider 58 version so i am
selling the originals.
Asking 45$ paypal friends and family plus actual shipping cost. My guess
would be around 15$ shipping, I will be using the box and packing riv sent
me which is kinda large. local
Items sold!
Thanks Valerie :)
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Hi Everyone,
Bought a new clem smith I didn't end up using the saddle or pedals as i
already had a brooks and some old thin gripsters waiting...
20$ for saddle plus standard flat rate shipping envelope which is 6.45 i
think.
20$ for plastic clem pedals and little bell plus flat rate
Clem has arrived. Picked um up on Monday. Haven't had a chance to build it up
but looking forward to get a ride in this weekend. Ride impressions to follow.
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> Hi,
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> I have managed to collect a small bunch of miscellaneous rack parts.
> Since i don't have any racks in the works or need the parts thought i would
> bundle them up. Got a Clem on t
Sorry I didn't even mention tubeless but unless you are curious or have other
reasons for wanting to go tubeless I would say it is unnecessary.
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Yes there are lots of goatheads out there. I say how good are you at fixing
flats and how much do you mind mid ride flat repair. If you are good run em as
is and patch the flats as they come along. Medium don't care slime or orange
seal is great. Hate fixing flats tire liners and some sorta
Definitely different opinions here which makes things fun and interesting,
I guess it just remains to be seen as to how i feel the Clem rides once it
arrives. I briefly spoke to Grant about Clem and he gave it a ringing
endorsement "your gonna love it". I didn't go into all the details and
Thanks for the feedback ian. I read as much as I can and hand wring while
trying to make sense of the numbers but admittedly I am no where near close to
an expert on any of that. I usually just go by how a bike"feels" for what I am
looking to do with it. Now I had a long CS hunqapillar proto
Hi masmojo,
I have read various opinions on the ride qualities would you share your
impressions on how they differ. From what I put together I thought it would be
good enough. I anticipate that the clem will ride a bit more husky than the
appa but what impressed me was the smooth yet nimble
Thanks Joe,
I did / do anticipate a bit of a difference based on description and ride
reports but it does sound close enough and I was hedging my bet just a wee bit
due to my previous experience. But close enough in this case will be PLENTY
GOOD enogh cause the appa was a wow grin inducer.
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So a few weeks back The Wheelhouse los angeles posted on their facebook page
that they had some Clems, Appas, and Sams in stock. So I though Howdee I live
close enough to there to grab a quick look. And there is a pretty decent ramen
shop near by score twofer! Also to be completely honest the
Maybe I'm just weird but I do glance back every so often as I walk along. Do
the same on my bike. Keeps me from being surprised at least 80 percent of the
time. Also most bikes are not absolutely silent usually there will be some kind
of noise that alerts me to a bike comming along. Tire buzz,
As to original question posed. I say yes it is absolutely ok, go for it and why
not. My experience is that people you can pass in this manner are generally the
more considerate and aware types. They don't seem startled or to mind. I know I
dont, just slow down a bit and go on about your
Looks like The Wheelhouse in LA. Great shop nice people, I know they posted
they have a few rivs in stock a couple o days back. I'm planning a trip out
that way hopefully someone will enabale me
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Yeah selling on CL is no fun at all. Between the scammers, the low ballers, the
information seekers with no intention to buy, and flakes it really does get a
bit frustrating! So sadly I go all Bird in hand when selling. Doesn't feel so
nice but darn... My experience selling a Rivemdell has
Rasta bar tape very natty! Approve :)
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Thank you.
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> 70 mm version.
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> Thanks,
> Richard
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70 mm version.
Thanks,
Richard
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sale pending...
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> Pictures Attached
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> 70$ for just stem shipped if interested friends and family papal.
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> Thanks,
> Richard
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70$ for just stem shipped if interested friends and family papal.
Thanks,
Richard
On Saturday, November 12, 2016 at 3:47:37 PM UTC-8, Richard Rios wrote:
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> Hi Everyone,
>
> Have a brand new Velo orange Cigne stem nickle plated for sale small
> scratch
Hi Everyone,
Have a brand new Velo orange Cigne stem nickle plated for sale small
scratch version (which is almost nothing don't know why they even mentioned
it). Also including a set of new 31.8 to 26.0 shims as well as a Titanium
simworks 20mm with me headset spacer. The spacer matches
Read the post to go Grant! He has my support!
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