My wife keeps hinting that she would like a bike at some point, not
anything fancy and relatively inexpensive, the Starling has been #1 on my
list of frames to get when she finally decides to go for it and let me
build it up for her.
This is good inspiration for that, nice build.
On
Here is what's left, make me an offer!
Nitto Albatross bar, Cro-Mo, 55cm $40
Bruce Gordon rear touring rack, blue powdercoat $130
On Friday, June 24, 2016 at 11:29:45 AM UTC-4, RobbeR49 wrote:
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> Update:
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> *SOLD* Paul Mini Motos, silver (unpolished), full bike's worth $135
>
Update:
*SOLD* Paul Mini Motos, silver (unpolished), full bike's worth $135
Cambium C17 Natural - taken on two short test rides, just didn't work for
me. Tiny chain grease smudge on it $110
Nitto Albatross bar, Cro-Mo, 55cm $40
*PENDING* Silver Shifters, Bar-end $65
*SOLD* Tektro CR720
I've got a few things for sale, everything is pretty lightly used, probably
no more than 500 miles on anything, if that.
Paul Mini Motos, silver (unpolished), full bike's worth $135
Cambium C17 Natural - taken on two short test rides, just didn't work for
me. Tiny chain grease smudge on it
Definitely a tulip tree. One of the largest trees you'll find east of the
Mississippi. Fairly easy to spot with the unique leaves, silvery bark, and
how they tend to grow so perfectly straight. Sometimes the flowers go
unnoticed, though.
On Monday, May 9, 2016 at 10:57:28 AM UTC-4,
I saw the Potluck rack on the Box Dog Bikes webstore so it looks like
they've got them in stock there.
As far as the Pass & Stow i'm glad to see all the praise, I've been wanting
to get one but I just haven't pulled the trigger yet.
On Saturday, March 12, 2016 at 7:20:17 PM UTC-5, Pudge wrote:
I'm in Columbus also, although I'm not an actual Riv owner either.
There's another Roll right next door to a Trek store in Upper Arlington, I
will often go to these just because they're closer to me. Most Rivish place
I've been to is probably Paradise Garage.
Go Bucks
On Sunday, December 20,
Really cool! I'd have to say the Legolas one is my favorite, just something
about that shield shape.
On Thursday, December 24, 2015 at 11:13:30 AM UTC-5, MartyG wrote:
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> I don't post a lot, but I enjoy stopping by from time to time. I have
> bought and sold things here, and am thankful for
In the sci-fi & fantasy realm I would highly recommend anything by Jack
Vance. Most of his novels are short.
For adventure Jim Corbett wrote a few books detailing his hunting of
man-eating tigers and leopards in India that are quite good.
On Wednesday, September 16, 2015 at 10:03:22 AM
Don't know if I can help much as I've got a schmidt hub on my bike that
uses the spade connectors. It kind of looks like those shutter connectors
might work better with solid copper wire, but of course that would probably
be stiff and a pain to deal with.
Who built up your wheel? Just
I have Schwalbe Marathon 47's with Paul mini-motos, the straddle wire
clears the tires (barely), but couldn't possibly clear any kind of fender.
On Sunday, March 15, 2015 at 6:00:20 PM UTC-4, Will wrote:
I have a new-to-me Atlantis that needs brakes. I've just installed P65
Longboards and
If you've got the tools bottom brackets and cranksets are pretty simple,
nothing really to mess up there. Derailers are not that complicated either,
it's basically about setting the limit screws to keep the chain from going
where it's not supposed to. Headsets only get slightly complicated when
I actually like the color they've got on it now.
Riv always posts the tiniest pictures, makes it hard to discern details.
I would buy a frame without bottle mounts if it cut down the price, but I
imagine it probably doesn't make too much of a difference.
On Friday, October 10, 2014 9:22:27
On Monday, September 1, 2014 2:56:29 PM UTC-4, ted wrote:
What size please. The first ones were 150, later they added a 200 for
those who wanted more reach.
150mm reach
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Bump. How about $90 shipped.
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On Thursday, August 28, 2014 10:48:40 PM UTC-4, ted wrote:
150 or 200 size?
It's 150.
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One of the colored ones Riv sold a while back. The powdercoat is scratched
a bit from shifter mounts, especially on the left side there (see pic).
$100 shipped.
Or trade for a Tallux CroMo Albatross?
I still have the two stems (4 11), rack (5), R200 levers (6), and the
brakes (9). Offers welcome.
Oh, and I lowered the price on the Kogswell frame to $300 shipped.
-Nick
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I have some parts I no longer need:
1) 48cm Nitto noodles. $55
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2) Silver bar-end shifters. $65
3) Shimano downtube cable stops. $10
4) VO threadless stem, 6° rise, 26mm clamp, 11cm length. $25
5) VO Constructeur front rack. This is the chromed steel version not
stainless. $75
6) Tektro
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