This gets me excited too! I like Mark Nobilette's work a lot and I like
that Riv is working with him more. Didn't like the way things seemed
between Riv and Waterford. I thought that the Nobilette Roadeo project
sounded cool, but now this bike - with brazed on Paul center pulls and more
tire cl
Hi all,
I will cross post this list to the BOB list as well. Just a bunch of stuff
that I need to clear out of my limited space. All prices include shipping
to continental US only. All questions and comments welcome and additional
photos available upon request. Please allow a few days for me
Nice Hilsen David Hays. Waterford or Toyo? I would like to have one. MIT, Toyo
or Waterford wouldn’t matter too much too me. Though, if possible, I would go
new through RBWHQ to give them the business. I think it would slot in between
my Roadini and Appaloosa nicely. Enjoy that beautiful bike!
Thanks Tom, agreed, it’s a great bike that fits so well. I’m very comfortable
on it. Rivs just sail when you are out there on them. Fast when I want to be
and moving along nicely when I don’t care and I’m taking in the scenery. So
glad I didn’t sell it! Never again!
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Patrick: 8-10 lbs sounds about right. I had two large and full water bottles in
it this morning with a couple of pieces of extra clothing, phone, keys and a
little food. I was afraid it would make the steering floppy, but I was
pleasantly surprised. Even riding no hands was not a problem. It fel
Hi Rich. Yes, that is the new Mario Zee bridge back there. I still call it
Tappan Zee. Old habits and time will ultimately decide. Looking forward to the
MUP opening up across it. They are still working on that. It will open up a
whole new world of routes soon. -Bill
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John,
I think there’s a good chance that Bon Jons and fenders will work on the
Roadini. Brake choice will be important and some finagling may be necessary. If
you go forward with this project, please post the results. Thanks.
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38s will fit on the Roadini with a Paul Racer on the front. Barlow Pass
shown in photo. I would like to see if the Diacompe 610s might offer a
little more clearance but have not had the chance to try them yet. If they
do I might feel bold enough to throw some Steilacooms on. In photos on the
Ri
I was super aware of Bridgestone in the late 80's and early 90's. Didn't
know who Grant was, but I loved the ads and the bikes spoke to me. Never
owned a Bridgestone though. I think the first time I became aware that
Rivendell existed was not until late 1999 or early 2000 when I saw a
beautiful
I’ve always found the traditional Vans bottoms to be great in dry conditions,
but add a little water and they have been really bad in my experience. So I
don’t wear them anymore. Lately my faves have been Addidas Stan Smiths.
Previously, I liked the Sambas, but the Smiths are even better. I have
Hi Daniel,
My first reaction to this post was “we can attach videos?”, I tried to watch,
but can’t seem to.
I love my Roadini and have been riding it a lot lately. I’ve been doing shorter
rides in the cold with lots of climbing to stay warm. The Roadini climbs so
well with its light and nimble
I agree this is a great thread. Very inspiring. I really like the idea of
throwing goals out there in front of where you are. This year has continued
a downward trajectory in overall mileage for me. I'm currently at 1,840+
miles on the year and I've given myself the goal of getting to 2k. I'm no
Option "4.)"! Thanks Steve. I had no idea such a thing existed. And I will
check the spokes. Thanks.
To be clear, this device simply lowers the derailleurs attachment point to
the bike? Does the Shimano Shadow type derailleur do this as well or does
this Wolf Tooth component do it better by low
Good advice Patrick! I did consider going down to a 36t chainring. And if this
new cassette is less than hoped I may yet. Or like you say, go back to the way
I had it in the first place and just LCG it when pedaling is no longer optimal!
Now that I consider it, I’m beginning to wonder what I was
Thanks. I did add four links and turned to b screw all the way in. All is
working well in the stand. Test ride hopefully later today. Thanks again
all for the input.
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Eric and Joey: thanks. My thinking was along these lines but I wasn’t sure. I
will try some of both, b-tension screw and more chain. I guess I will try
adding 4 links to start? It’s a fairly new chain. I do have more new chains
though. And I saw there was still quite a lot of b-tension adjustmen
I've had a Gransfurs hatchet in the house since my son was 10 or so. He's
14 now and still has all his digits. I showed him early on what he could do
with it, how sharp it is. He especially likes how you can do pretty precise
wood shaving with it if you hold it at the head. We have a couple of t
Excited about the GUS. Especially the filet brazed version. Not sure if I
will be able to afford one though. Is the difference between filet brazed
and TIG'ed more than aesthetic? More excited about how the new shifters are
coming along. I imagine I will get two sets when they become available.
An example of the real deal for sale can be found currently on eBay. No
affiliation. Size small.
https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F232959864082
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Hi Lum,
Yes, I have noticed an uptick for sure, up here in New York State just
north of the city and also closer to where you are. My parents live on the
Maryland shore and I was down there visiting and riding my Appaloosa this
past weekend. The squirrels are very active right now and I saw man
I've been following this thread and I'm surprised that we haven't heard
from Jan himself. I can share my experience and what I learned going
through it. When I first got my Rene Herse crankset and SKF bottom bracket
three years ago, I had a similar experience where the crank was wobbling
and I
I use one of the B&M Icon Core rechargeable lights that I bought from Peter
2-3 years ago. It is a great light that is going strong despite heavy use
and abuse. It does have a narrow yet long shaped beam. When riding on area
paths and trails in total darkness I like to pair it with an older Nite
Hi Raymond,
Sorry it took me so long to respond! Yes, I am asking $2200. And yes, it is
a beautiful bike.
I know that my original post said I was mostly looking to sell to someone
local and avoid shipping. But I will "bump" this sale now and say that
$2200 is the sale price shipped to the cont
With a little reluctance I've decided to sell my Leo Roadini. It is a
lovely bike, but it is proving to be a rough summer financially in my
household, so I've decided to let it go. I take solace in the fact that my
Appaloosa will handle just about all of my needs. I had a lot of fun
building th
Ah, I see, thanks. Which is why mine is a #4! Duh, I thought it was a model
number. It's too small for my application. Thanks anyway. -Bill
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Hi. What length is the Zefal HPX 3? If you are nut sure a measurement in inches
or cm would let me know. And/or what size frame it was fitting on for you.
Thanks.
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I once suspected that I had a cracked frame at the base of the seat tube in
the area just above the lug in your first photo. I called the builder of
the frame and they sent me to a shop that was local to me for inspection.
The shop mechanic pulled the seat post out of the frame, grabbed a
flash
Your ride reports keep getting better and better Bill. Very inspirational
around an area where I lived for a brief spell (‘95-‘00). Was the circuitous
route around Tiburon Paradise Drive? Pretty views indeed. Looking forward to
the video. And... orange juice mixed with coke... sounds kind of yuc
Hi Tom. I bought a pair of G Ones and tried them on my Joe. Didn’t even take it
out of the stand. “Too close for comfort” is an accurate description.
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Oh man... I like that so much! I can't deal. My wife's going to kill me...
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Great write up and photos Patrick. It really does disappear into the shadows!
The pin stripping along the shorelines of the lugs looks elegant and “Rivish”.
Enjoy your “new” bike!
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Tom: pressure front is 63psi and rear about 67 seems to be the sweet spot
considering my weight. They seem nice and soft, but still hold up over the
nasties, curbs and such.
Clearance front in the Paul Racer Medium at the top is the tightest at 4mm. The
arms are super wide. Wider than the fork
Hi Tom. Thanks. The A23 rear is not offset. The wheels are 36h front and rear
and seem pretty solid. No problems. I like them a lot. I’m 225lbs and have
Atlas rims on my Appaloosa. These are good so far. I’m pretty handy with a
spoke wrench, but haven’t had to use it much on these so far. They a
Ah, I see, more for adjustment. Very cool though. I will get a pair of
those! Thanks.
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Really nice Bill. I dig the color choice too. Will look forward to the full
build and the reports from the kinds of rides you get up to on this Legolas.
I like Romans color too. And the mixed Neo Retros on his. I never thought
of doing that, but I will now! Another thing I am noticing on Romans
The Paul Racer Medium front was necessary to make the 38s work. Plenty of
clearance. I've been riding it a lot. They are great. Couple more clearance
photos...
I believe the new Dia Comp center pull brake Riv is testing may provide the
same clearance at a lower price point.
Bill in Westchester
Hi Kellie. I'm loving my 57cm Roadini. I agree with Austin's wife: it is
super smooth typical Riv geometry characteristics and certainly not twitchy
at all. Nice and light. As shown, it is about 27lbs, which is about 8lbs
lighter than my Appaloosa. These two bikes are not redundant at all and
h
Edwin: you won’t regret it. The Snoq’s are great on my Joe. Wear em out while
we wait for this new size!
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Very interesting indeed Bill! That Instagram post wasn’t dated April 1? I
wonder if these will fit on my Appaloosa. If my nominal 44mm Snoqualmie Pass
tires measure actual width of 41mm, will the new 55s measure 50-51mm on the
same rims (Atlas). I will be eager to find out. As it is, 53s (Maxxis
Here's a shot of mine David. I've got them on the bike they were originally
made for: my Joe Appaloosa. Ok, ok, maybe they were not specifically made
for Joe, but they came stock on it, and I couldn't be happier with them
there and have no desire or plans to switch them out for anything else. Th
Good to hear Bill, and very inspirational. I often wonder why EBDJ doesn't
come up here more often. I'm sure most of us have read it, or at least are
aware of it. However, I am also aware of how incendiary the subject can be,
its definitely personal for many. With that said... Personally I've
s
Hi Ty. I will try to weigh it this weekend using my bath scale. But I’m
guessing on experience that it will be right in the 25-26 pound range. That is
with the saddlebag loaded with spares. Just right light for me and as I said
there in my review, very noticeably lighter than my Appaloosa which
So happy to read Grants email. Thankful that this drive was successful on the
plus side. As Rivendell’s are built to last and be passed down to future
generations, I would like Rivendell to be there for those future generations.
Curious if any of you who have talked to Riv about converting your
Bought a few Hail Mary credits. Any time for Riv.
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No no Peter, you are absolutely not the only person on earth with this
sensitivity. Our entire society is effected. counter intuitive food choices are
shoved in our faces at every turn. Most say mmm, tastes good, I’ll take that.
Few take your path and experiment and find out how healthy they can
The Chocomooses that came stock on my Appaloosa are bees knees perfect as
far as I'm concerned. But I definitely don't ride much single track on
mine. Dirt and that other stuff roads plenty. Rough, badly maintained MUPs,
yes. The thing that is so great about this set up is how stable it all is.
I use my formal first name and first initial of my last. These are real.
Then I sign with my more informal, what I go by of "Bill" and always say
where I actually reside in Westchester, NY. That is the county that I live
in. If someone really wanted to find me or mess with me they would have to
Oh man... I just want to add that Grant and Riv struggle to survive from
year to year in this country that does not support small, successful,
vibrant, loved, etc. companies like this. Riv employs a bunch of great,
real people that answer the phone when you call. People who love the
product jus
Daniel: my Roadini came with a seat post, as it seems others did. I was
surprised to see the seatpost in there when I opened up the box. I thought I
read in one of Grant’s posts that seatposts would not be included. Maybe they
only had a certain amount.
Regarding tire clearance on the Roadini:
Nah, you can handle it, I’ve heard word of a branch of ogres in the CO hill
country who have learned the delicate art of finesse.
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Wow. I hope the owner reads this group. It may help to reach out to rivendell
directly. They would possibly have records connecting the serial number to the
owner.
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I am very much a “by feel” kind of tech guy. It’s why I like steel so much. It
allows you to operate in that manner as long as you are sensible and not a
brute and know your tools. I have torque wrenches, the old fashioned kind where
the arm bends and the arrow at the end points to the weight yo
So sorry to hear this news Jan. What a life Lyli Herse lived. I’m so glad that
you were able to meet her, ride with her and share the incredible Herse story.
That the Herse brand continues with such strong stewardship is heartening.
Adieu Lyli Herse.
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I always enjoy reading your Grid posts Patrick. Another beautiful Colorado day
despite, or enhanced, by the winds. Pretty impressive that you are now riding
that terrain on fixed gear. I hope that coming storm is a doozy!
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Me likey! Is it me or would one of these work especially well on the front of
my Appaloosa with Chocomooses? I think it will be great there. These look
really good. Gotta get one!
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Whew! That Saluki is blowing my mind. If I had 1800 and didn’t just buy a
Roadini I would snatch that up. Seems like an incredible deal with the wheelset
and fenders. I like the visiting yellow jacket in a few of the pics of the
headset area. Well, anyway, nice sale, great prices, no association
Yeah... I guess there were only 20 after internal sales. More info in
Grants new blahg post. I like carrying a camera when I ride and this bag
looks super convenient for that and lots of other stuff right there on the
bar. I am also liking the new and upcoming banana bag. Good stuff.
And thanks
I received Rivs November email promo yesterday and down at the bottom they have
this new bag: Randi Jo XL Pocket tender bag. Looks interesting. Follow the link
and it’s out of stock. That just makes it look more interesting to me! But what
is it? All photos show it detached from the bike or pers
Very nice Nels. The scrub is a great backdrop. Central Washington is so
different. It looks like the high plains or desert! Enjoy your Rivs, I sure am
enjoying mine!
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That is pretty freaking cool Craig! Nice job. I really like the blue that you
chose against that lustrous new orange paint. Looks great and gives your Riv a
unique elegance. Enjoy.
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Ann L: thanks! I agree the Grilver encourages all kinds of accessory color
experimentation! My daughter is pretty into it. She has a Diamondback that we
got for her at REI. It’s about as “Rivish” as such a thing can be. She rides
with me often.
Don: yup, as Belopsky said it is a 57cm frame and
Thanks Ryan. The neutral gray/silver color invites all kinds of colors in
doesn't it? I do like how the green and red tie in with the subtle colors
in the decals.
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Thanks Chris. And like Joe, I would like to hear the details of your custom
paint. Who is doing it and what color or colors.
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Ha! You know it Mark. That is easily done on this one!
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I took my first "serious" ride on my new Roadini this morning. 28 chilly,
brisk, Halloween miles! Short version is it is beautiful, awesome and
everything you expect from Rivendell. You may skip to the photos now if you
wish...
I was notified that Leo Roadini had arrived at my local FedEx lo
Epic and inspiring ride report Bill. Well done getting through the ride within
the time limit.
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Bill: it’s been great reading following along on your adventure and all of the
great bikes. Really inspiring. And congrats on the weight loss. I don’t have so
many bikes, but I would like to do miles like that and shed some pounds. Thanks
for the encouragement!
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Great shots Mark. It truly is lovely around here this time of year. Not today
though, what wash-out! Thanks for posting. I need to get up there again. It’s
like where I am, but better! I guess my favorite shot is that cow pie!
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I left my saddle bag open once for I don’t know how long. At first I thought
nothing was missing. Luck! Later I learned that one brand new summer glove was
missing. The nice ones that Riv sells. Never found it and was stuck with one
brand new glove. Not a huge financial loss, but still quite Fru
If we are talking Surly Steamrollers, the clearance is much better than 25s. It
will easily fit 38s. Though these days maybe more than that would be good. 38s
without fenders is pretty much the max. I had one for a few years, and that was
a few years ago at this point, it was a fun bike as I rec
Will called me last night. My 57cm Grilver Roadini is there. I am building it
up myself so the frame should be on its way to me today. Can’t wait!
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Hi John,
Sorry to hear of your accident. Hope you are feeling better. I live across the
river in Westchester. It’s not hard to imagine such a thing happening. These
things happen anywhere.
Are you thinking about Grants Appaloosa option? Not sure what size Atlantis you
have, but if you are inte
The Devolder wool boxer briefs that Riv sells are my favorites to wear under
Musa shorts, pants, knickers, Compass knickers and some "big s" casual shorts
that I got this spring. The boxers just disappear for me under those yet they
provide the non-chafing support that I need. They wick away moi
Really happy with the VP "Push N2" aka VP-539 pedals that came stock on my
Appaloosa. They are super grippy with 10 spikes per side. Nice and thin like
the more expensive gripsters, but they also have reflectors. I liked them so
much that I bought a couple pairs online (Riv does not sell them) f
Bill,
I've been following this thread and enjoying your bikes and stories. 1000 miles
in a month is pretty impressive. I know there are segments of the cycling
populace where that's not that big of a deal. But in this segment, where a lot
of us are (ageing, speaking of myself only!) working sti
Hi. Clearing out some smalls that I just don't use. Making room for
Roadini. All prices include shipping to conus. Let me know of any problems
viewing flickr pics or if you need more pics. First come first served,
confirm first and then Paypal friends and family please!
Bill in Westchester, NY
It's hard to go wrong. The biggest challenge with Riv colors is choosing. I
thought the original blue and butternut colors for the Appaloosa looked so nice
together on the log when they first showed them. I went back and forth many
times before landing on the "bustard". But now I have celeste Ne
I put down for a 57cm in "grilver". Most of the parts that I need are in the
parts bin, including noodles, simplex dt shifters, xt mech, Brooks b17, and
Herse crankset, so it's going to be a pretty nice build. My Appaloosa has been
a fit and comfort revelation for me. But I have missed having a
Mojo: beautiful AllRounder. Re: the chameleon paint: was that a production
color, custom or custom repaint?
Great write up in the summer issue of BQ. First thing I read when I got my copy
in the mail.
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John G.: Are you riding the EL Snoqualmies? Sorry to hear about your rash of
flats. I recently had Rich Lesnick build me a new Atlas rim wheelset for my
Appaloosa and I've shod it with the standard Snoqs. No flats yet, but because
I'm weary of flats on my limited time weekday rides, I've been us
I like the Cyclometer app on my iPhone. Sure that it is available for any
smart phone. I turn it on before I head out, put my phone to sleep and put
it in my saddle bag, when I get home I stop it and it has all the data I
care about and then some.
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Thanks John. I will keep them in mind. Also the colorful new ones that Riv has.
Last night I crudely cut one out of an old water bottle and duct taped it to
the front fender. Of course it was completely dry out there this morning. If it
has the desired result I may "upgrade" to an actual product
When the weather gets generally dry I prefer to not have fenders on my
Appaloosa. We do have a lot of squirrelly squirrels here in the north
eastern US. Lots of rabbits too on the MUP. They behave differently from
squirrels but also unpredictably! So, yes, I worry about that happening.
Sticks t
What the other Bill said from another Bill!
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Nice Jay! Enjoy it! I love seeing all of these different Appaloosa builds. The
silver looks great and I like how the Soma bar and other black bits tie in.
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Well there's a couple of nice looking bikes Sky! The Appaloosa looks nice, long
and low. I am on my iPhone but will try to open your super imposed image later
in a photo app. I will never say never but I'm thinking drops aren't for me on
my Appaloosa. I can dig it though. Interested in hearing y
Very nice Andrew! You will enjoy it. I've been riding mine for well over a year
now. So happy am I with it, it has become my only bike. I've really gotten in
tune to it and it's ride characteristics. It cruises and flows. I love the way
I can "pump and bump" it around obstacles real and imagined
Nice one. Always wanted one of these. My size. I don't quite have those
funds... But, just in case, is that slight dent in the top tube near the
saddle anything to be concerned about? Or is that another one of the many
benefits of steel: not worrying about such things?
Bill in Westchester, NY
Still rocking and loving the Choco Mooses that came stock on my Appaloosa over
a year ago. Sometimes I think about trying some Choco Norms to see if I like a
slightly different angle or if I want to lower them more than I can with the
mooses. But that's usually when my mind is wandering off the
Selling a really nice Rich Lesnik built 650b wheelset. Perfectly true, low
miles. No brake pad ridging in the rims at all. 32 spokes front and rear.
The Babyshoe Pass front tire is in very good condition. You can still see
all of the tread. The rear is more worn and there is a quarter inch gash
Very nice Roberta! Enjoy it. The magenta tape with the mustard frame color
and cork grips all look really nice together.
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Spot on Stuart. Great photos too, really nice Joe! Read about the Torches here
and checked out Maxxis' specs. They sounded so good I ordered a pair from
Germany. While I waited for them to arrive, I took the Almotions off (don't
think I can ever like them) and replaced them with my Lite Skin Thu
Roy: Tubed. Nice extra light SV19 tubes.
Bill "never gone tubeless" in Westchester, NY
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> William, did you set up the Almotions tubed or tubeless?
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I may try that Les. It makes sense to try an adapter with my existing rack
first. It's an older 2" Yakima upright. Thanks. -Bill
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> I'd try a quality hitch adapter first. The extra few inches of overhang
> will not be an issue.
These Almotions are the first Schwalbe tires that I have bought that were
anything other than perfectly round. I have had Kojaks, Big Bens and
Thunder Burts. All were/are great. Third ride on these this morning and
they seem to be getting better little by little. Or am I getting used to
it? I w
Thanks for sharing Leah. This Saris looks like it would be a good rack for
my situation. I am currently experiencing a car rack conundrum though. We
are a one car family (my wife and I, plus two kids) and we just recently
bought a new-to-us Outback wagon. It came with a nice 1.25" trailer hitch
Hi Roberta,
The bag is a Sackville Saddlesack XSmall - tan available from Riv here:
https://www.rivbike.com/collections/bags/products/sackville-saddlesack-xsmall-tan
It is a great bag and cavernous for anything with XSmall in its description.
Not so big that it hits the backs of your legs while
I have been riding the Schwalbe Almotions (50-622) on my Appaloosa for a
couple of days. They came folded. Very stiff sidewalls. I mounted them on
Atlas rims on Friday night, spun them in the stand, very lumpy. I let the
air out a couple of times and tried to get them seated better. Rode them on
Hey, sorry it took me so long to notice this post. It was a fun ride in an area
that I have never been before. Nice rolling terrain and very light traffic. I
am seeing a lot of shots that I did not realize you were taking. Good job!
Thanks again. Looking forward to more rides at warmer times!
I've made a deal. Thanks all. -Bill
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